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@@stevesmith3556 LOL, yeah I do have some stuff coming out. Did a couple promo videos, so that pup me behind on my personal stuff. I did just finish on for my second channel, Hooked on Hawaii. It should drop around Friday.

​@grandeoverland6787 Do you have a link for the other channel? Having trouble finding it.

@@stevesmith3556 It hasn't launched as of yet. There is a video, but haven't made it available yet. @hookedonhawaii

@@danidel_Inc With 300+ watts on tap, you won't have to worry about much, even if it's a little overcast. That's a good move. Thank you for watching the video.

Yes...so if needed, go ahead and give me a hard time. There was reasoning behind it. During that trip I had a little bit of a sponsor and I had gotten the Action Trax from them and I needed to show case their recovery ability on a video. I knew that area was muddy, but only thought the truck would sink a little in 2WD and it would be no big deal. Didn't plan on the whole passenger side going down to the frame rail. So, 100% my fault for making a silly move. But, in the end, those recovery boards did show they work when in a pinch, so I suppose it workout in the end.

I should have talked to you before putting out the video! Would have been great to include the history of the trail. Always seems to make it a little more special. I 100% agree, that area during the fall would be absolutely stunning. It is on the list for a future return trip. Thank you for watching and the extra info.

@@samvonschrader5201 You would be totally fine until the 1 gate keeper. You saw my truck struggle pretty bad on that obstacle in 4L. Depending on what you are driving, it could possibly be done, but I don't want to put you in a bad position. There is another trailhead at the very beginning where you can leave you ride, or just your vehicle as far as you are comfortable and leave it at an empty campsite. Hope this helps and you have a great trip.

@@garyrafferty7625 I couldn't describe it in a better way. In the lake at the end, there are a lot of brook trout, with some rainbows and browns scattered throughout. Usually the fish there are pretty hungry!

Not as exciting as the trails you are used to but hopefully still entertaining!

Thank you for the extra info about the area. Just wish I was back over there so I could put it to use. Knowledge is key and it sounds like you have plenty of it.

Thank you for the constructive criticism.

Thank you. So far so good. He now lives a block off the beach in Maui. Life has turned around for the little guy.

Thank you. He's just happy to be anywhere. At this point he's been camping in 7 states and chased critters around in all of them. I'd still say I'm the one that lucked out though

@@grandeoverland6787and this comment is worth it’s weight in gold!!! ❤❤❤

Blows my mind how such a well behaved, well mannered and cute (in his how way) dog could end up at a shelter. Either way, I feel lucky to have come across him.

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At this point he's been camping in over a half dozen states, goes hiking everywhere, chases critters all over and now lives next to a beach. He is living the good life for sure!

@@grandeoverland6787 Yeahhhh, he'll be fine 😂❤

Thank you, but he deserves all the credit. Who could ever walk away from a scruffy underbite like that?!

The rescues I have know have pretty much all been great dogs. Plus, puppies are cute, but suuuuuuuch a pain in the butt. So really, it's a win win

I am originally from TX as well, so it only made sense to get a Texas pup! Thank you for your work, those animals need it.

Means even more from a cat lover! Thank you

I appreciate it and I also hope your wish comes true! LOL

I appreciate that. I probably work harder on these videos than I have at most of my actual jobs. Would be nice to actually start making a few $$ at this!

It makes me so happy when people catch my little inappropriate comments.

Always appreciated!

Blenders Millennia X2 Dance Electric. They are a little over the top, but had to get um'.

@@grandeoverland6787 they look great, I need to try them! Thanks!

Some people that read your comment might think you need to find new places to visit, but after going once, I am not sure 10 times would be enough! That place is magic on another level. Pretty jelly you have gotten to spend so much time in that area. Good on ya!

@@grandeoverland6787 we still haven’t even put a dent in it after three times and over 1100 miles off road. Amazing place!!

I'm in the middle of an episode on the Grand Canyon. Once that is posted I'll start the Maui run.

I appreciate it, thank you.

Thank you. This might actually be my favorite trip. Had just about everything we'd want on an adventure.

@@grandeoverland6787 we are in the woodland park area. There is definitely quite a bit we want to explore further north of the Leadville line. Buena Vista has been a nice area but I want to get up to those alpine lakes. Also the flat top area by glenwood looks nice.

@@FlewTheCoop I've done some camping in the Woodland Park area, it's a quick easy way to get out. The flat tops are amazing, I try and squeeze in at least one trip there a summer.

...200ah battery, you are going to be set for a long trip with that kind of power. Might as well take advantage of it and extend your camping vacations!

I didn't know that. You REALLY needed to get to the next town if that road was your only option back in the day. At least it was a pretty trip.

@@grandeoverland6787 Built around 1880.

@@Freepowder Wowza, guessing the trail was a little more hairy back then.

@@grandeoverland6787 Probably not. Probably in better repair as it was the major freight route. Would have been mule trains and/or wagons.Before that the Utes used it. The "guard rails were put in by the Civilian Conservation Corps. in the 1930s.

@@grandeoverland6787 Not really. Originally it was a trail used by the Ute Nation. Then it was a supply route for Silverton & Durango. At that time it would have been mule trains and/or wagons. In the 1930s the 'guard blocks' were put in by the civilian conservation corps.

That area sure is! Makes me want to go back. Never enough time on places like that.

First off, nice fish in your profile pic, that thing is a stud. Thank you, those tissues were worth the criminal record I now have. LOL. Uptight neighbors...

From what I've seen out on the trail, they should almost have an explanation of each and why it will of won't work on this situation. You know, like a 20 page sign complete with drawings. LOL

@@grandeoverland6787 I was going to say that AWD owners should have to take a course before purchasing one.🤣😂🤣

Go VERY late, this place gets so hot. End up Sept kinda late.

@grandeoverland6787 I bet it gets cold at night, too. Thank God for campers and heaters.

@@stevesmith3556 Nothing wrong with a little glamping from time to time

If I am reading this correctly, you have over 2000 Watt Hours and only got 4 hours of use out of your Starlink? Was anything else plugged into your Ecoflow? That is really low. If the draw is 100W, then it still should only have used 400W in those 4 hours. On the screen of the Ecoflow, can you see what the average(ish) power draw is? Something just seems off.

@@grandeoverland6787 Thank you. Yes I need to retry the whole set up and see if it happens again.

Look into your StarLink settings - if it was cold out it may have been Heating the dish (which is used to keep it clear of ice/snow). I find mine can turn on well above freezing.

If I remember correctly there are 2 gravel lots that should work well for a trailer at the beginning of the trail.

Thanks for taking a break from watching hockey to give my video a peek

You are right, switching to DC seems to be the way to go if you need every watt to count. Really is too bad Mr. Musk did include an adapter with the original kit.

@@grandeoverland6787my starlink RV requires AC, won’t run off DC. So not sure if that’s an option. Turning the Starlink to sleep mode does help a bit though.

They are super cool bonuses while on a 4x4 trip. There are so many sites like that in UT and AZ, worth the detour for sure.

Don't you worry, neither one of us got any closer to the petroglyphs than that. Wouldn't dare touch artifacts. Wish other people were as respectful. And you were very right about my dog, he was totally fine. We were only 15 mins from the car, the sun was about to set and he had all the water he wanted. He is never forced to do anything he doesn't want to do outdoors and loves his hikes.

The little guy was all good. We were only 15 mins from the car, the sun was setting, he had all the water he wanted, he is never made to do anything outdoors he doesn't want to do and loves going on hikes. I understand he is panting like crazy in the video, but he was just running around like a little mad man thinking he could actually catch a lizard. I appreciate your concern for him, but he was totally fine and is still a very happy boy.

doggos barely have any sweat glands, so this is literally just the dog equivalent of sweating. cool dry air in, hot humid air out.

I know he is panting in the video, but there is no poor dog here. We were 15 mins from the car, he had plenty of water and the sun was setting. He had just been trying (key word) to catch a lizard and was running around. If he runs, he pants. He is the same way when coming in from the yard. I appreciate your concern for his wellbeing, but the little guy is very happy and well taken care of.

Somethings are just more enjoyable when the lights go off

Don't let that video clip fool you. On this trip if Dewey wasn't sleeping, he was napping. I was starting to get jealous. The little guy knows how to relax while on vacation.

@@grandeoverland6787 😁 I do the same thing