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Ok we will surely check it out. We love old ghosts and mines. Besides we wanna check out GlacierNP anyway. Sounds like a great trip in the planning already! Lol!

You should! I know we’ll definitely be going back. This trip was kind of like an overview/highlights trip. Next time we go back we’ll dive in deeper and explore more of each area we liked the most.

There were several fly fisherman on the river and they were doing quite well. Thanks for the comment and watching

Thanks for the sub! We love our Escapod and all the places we can take it. Don’t be jealous, Get One!! 🤣

Thank you! Yeah it’s hard to get that kinda time away from work. Totally understand that. Sheep Falls was an unexpected find. We loved it and had it all to ourselves! Thanks again.

It was! we wish we had spent more time in both the parks but crowds are not our thing. We'll try and pick a less busy time for next visit.

Couldn't agree more! We had no idea Idaho held such beauty. Glad you liked the video. Thanks for the comment.

Many thanks! So glad you liked it! We did have some amazing campsites that made for a great way to end the day!

You need to get back out there! What are you waiting for? So Glad you liked the video. thanks so much for watching and commenting!

You should! You won't be disappointed! So much to see and discover!

Thank you! I still need to get a whole lot better as a pilot but so glad you liked it. Drones just have a way of capturing the landscapes so much better.

Couldn't agree more! We got a little bit of everything on this trip. We were so happy the way it turned out! Thanks for the comment!

Yes that lakeside one touching the mountain with snow on it still was a dream spot. We were a little hesitant to go to a campground but it turn out to be amazing.

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for watching and commenting.

Glad you enjoyed it! We were really lucky in that all the campsites we had picked ahead of time were available. Not often does it work out like that. I say, pack those bags!!! LOL!

Thanks for asking, we made it through Helene so much better than so many of our friends that lost everything. We only lost a few tree branches and power. Everything is back to normal for us. feel guilty saying that when so many lost so much. Yeah I push really hard to get out there. Aimee wishes we would take it a little slower and probably will next time. Thanks for watching again and hope you like it! LOL, yes comment as much as you like!

@@GetOverItOutdoors Glad to hear y'all are okay! But wish all the old Florida I've enjoyed over the years could be spared from the personal harm and destruction by Mother Nature. Watching from Lake Martin AL this afternoon, about half way through the video, with breaks to the fridge. I totally understand the push to get out west; my best time AL to CO was 2 days + a few hours to maximize my time in the west. But not anymore; now retired I can take my time and enjoy the ride, as long as it may take.

We’ve lived in Florida our whole lives and went through many hurricanes but the storm surge was much bigger with this one. Anywhere close to water was affected. Any it never made it closer than a 100miles off shore in our area. Yeah that’s the way I look at it. We know before leaving we only have some many days before we have to be back for work so I would rather spend those 2 extra days in the mountains than in the middle of Kansas or Nebraska lol!

@@GetOverItOutdoors Totally get it! Especially during my working days. I feel the same way about AR, OK, and the panhandle of TX (mostly on I-40) before I make it to NM where the western history and views really start opening up.

Agree totally. I wanna get to the good stuff. Lol

It truly was. Medicine Bow was a great way to start the trip. But it only got better from there. It was all pretty amazing.

Couldn't agree more! You definitely need to. You won't be disappointed. Thanks for watching and commenting again.

Sounds like we may have camped in the same area. We had all those same feels.

Right?! We didn't either until recently but wow were we shocked. It really was so spectacular. We will definitely be going back.

The Reservoir is the Clark canyon Reservoir. It is right along the Montana/Idaho border. I don't believe there were any hook-ups available. At Least we didn't see any. hope this helps. Thanks for watching

Not yet! That sounds amazing! Glacier is definitely on our bucket list. One of these days I'm sure we'll get there. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Glad you enjoyed it. It really was! So glad I had you by my side for it!

Totally agree! We were amazed at every turn we made. Thanks so much for your kind words and thanks for watching

We'll have to check out that lake next time we make it up in that area. your description sounds amazing and right up our alley!

Wasn't it though?! we loved that spot. The Fishing looked amazing. I didn't have a pole but the few people I saw fishing were catching quite a few.

We loved the Sawtooths. the lake we found from another UA-camr we follow, Revere Overland, you should check out his channel. Thanks so much for commenting and watching.

Yes they were! We couldn't believe how beautiful they were when we pulled up on them. The water was frigid but refreshing when the sun was out. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks so much for watching! Glad you enjoyed it! And thank you for commenting!

Yes, thank you! We've had a lot of comments on this pronunciation. We were trying to respect both ways of pronouncing it and may have failed. In the beginning of the video, I pronounce it Joe-Cass-see, which we have read is the more modern/English/local pronunciation. When my wife is narrating the Native American story of how the name came about, she tried using what we read to be as the Native American pronunciation, Joc-a-see. Is this incorrect? Do you have any insight into the Native American pronunciation that can help us further?

Head toward the coast and Socastee, SC has a pronunciation more like the Native American rendition of Jocassee that we used when my wife was pronouncing it.

Thanks so much! The road is Bootleg Rd. You’ll love it. Such a beautiful area!

That’s awesome! It’s a great area and we can’t wait to get back there again!

Thank you so much! The video was made a little over a year ago.

What a great story! Thanks for sharing. It’s wonderful to hear stories like these from the generations that went before us. My grandparents, especially my grandfather, had incredible stories of their childhoods especially during the Great Depression. I used to listen to him for hours.

Yes you are very lucky to have it in your backyard. It is quite the magnificent place. We would love to explore its coast lines by water one day and maybe camp at the Devils Fork sites that you have to paddle to. Thanks so much for commenting.

Ugh, I know! We’ve been a few trips but I’ve been lazy and have been slow to do the edit. Stay tuned they will be coming shortly. Thanks for the support and encouragement.

Thanks so much! We greatly appreciate that! Thank you for watching and commenting. We should have some new episodes coming if I can stop being lazy and get the edits done.

I can’t give the location out as I was sworn to a close friend who gave me the spot not to. So sorry it is secret spot. It is east of Kamas and west of Upper Stillwater Campground. This should help. Troy is a great guy and wealth of knowledge of Escapods. I’ve had to have his help several times.

@@GetOverItOutdoors it’s okay, I found it this weekend. Top of the world trail 40.54981, -110.9195 Public land means for everyone.

@@leecaldwell1029 Excellent!

Good luck!! I’m sure it will be a wonderful stay!

Yes I believe so. Mostly just gravel forest service roads. Depending on how much rain some of the water crossings may be a little deep

Our pleasure!

Sorry for the late response! The campsite WAS at the end of Earls Ford Rd. but it been shut down by the forest service unfortunately. We tried to go back this past spring and they had several “No Camping” signs up. There is however a few other dispersed sites along the river on the way to this one. Just get on Earls Ford Rd. and you’ll find them

It was at the end of Earl’s Ford Road where it met the Chattooga river. It has since been closed by the Forest Service. We were back there this past spring and there was quite a few no camping Posted.

That must’ve been cool to see it fill up! Thanks for watching and commenting

@@leonardhenderson6723 thank you! We have read that the way I said it is the more modern popular pronunciation but the original Native American pronunciation is how my wife pronounces it.

Google Earth, watching other UA-camr videos, Gaia GPS, OnX Offoroad, Trails Off-road apps, and a lot exploring any trail I see on the MVUM! Believe me they’re not all winners. Sometimes you a video is just a highlight reel.

Thank you I was trying to pronounce it the more modern popular way, but my wife was trying to pronounce it the way original native American Way. Is the native American pronunciation wrong?

That is awesome. It’s nice to find places that cannot even be found on a map. Are they legal trails on the MVUM?

@@GetOverItOutdoors yes, once you get to the trails there are signs, just nothing out on the roads to get you close. Since GPS won’t work you need written directions or a great memory.