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Great video. How long it’s that walk from us to Canada. I have a 6 year old that’s why I’m asking. Thank you.

Thanks for sharing

I’ve rowed in turkey lake dozens of times. Rowers from all over race there.

I just spent the night on the beach there and I have never seen so many mosquitoes

Mayport Naval Base. 😊Thanks for the video. Great place we need to check out.

Wanted to see the place only saw 2 people I don’t know through this video. 🙄 show the place, not yourselves. Please. It’s like looking at other peoples vacation pictures. 😏

Excellent video. Sweet Buc-ees shirt BTW. We FT in a similar rig to you guys, a 35ft Class A Gasser with a Chevy Cobalt SS toad for about 1/3 what it used to cost us to live in our S&B home. We've been FT for 5 years in our 1999 coach that's never seen the inside of a repair shop, but of course we've done lots of minor repairs, upgrades and do all the maintenance ourselves. The most expensive maintenance we've had yet is a set of 8 tires installed for about $2,200 last year. You can count on doing this every 7-8 yrs as RV tires age out before they wear out. So, estimating $3k every 8 yrs. that's only $375/yr. Add Escapees excellent roadside assistance plan for $109/yr. and you're all set for towing and minor recovery expenses, with lots of other perks as well. RV insurance and registration varies quite a bit based on your state of domicile, the value of your rig and the level of insurance you carry. We pay a little over $1,000 a year for both registration and insurance for our rig, including our toad. This is probably on the low side. Your cost will most certainly be different than ours. We boondocked 8 months straight last year, usually moving every week or two. It's our favorite way to RV. We have an America the Beautiful pass that not only allows free entry to NPs but typically 50% discount camping at FS, COE and NP campgrounds. Though we usually just boondock outside National Parks for free. It helps to carry enough water (110 gallons usually lasts us 2 weeks - you'll get better at water conservation with experience) and enough holding tank capacity for your gray water (as this will fill faster than your black tank). Boondocking tip - we transfer some gray water to our black tank both to allow us to stay longer and to help the black tank empty more completely when we dump. Having a nice solar/battery/inverter system helps when boondocking, but there are those who don't spend lots of time off grid, who get by just running their generator a few hours each day for their power needs. We typically don't stay in RV parks, but when we do we stay monthly for the best rate. The last commercial RV FHU Park we stayed at, we wintered over in Los Indios, TX, near Brownsville, for only $170/mo. (+ electricity). About a year prior we found an RV park in NC that let us stay in an overflow site in the back of the park without hookups for only $50 a month. They let us use their dump station to dump and fill every 2 weeks, so it was similar to buying an LTVA pass in Quartzsite, AZ but in a place where boondocking sites are hard to find. Be creative. The worse that can happen is they say no. We don't like the TT membership parks, HHs, BWs, or KOAs, yet still manage to find free to cheap spots to camp in most places. If you live in a MH with a large, mounted propane tank I recommend getting an extend-a-stay kit to attach a portable propane tank so you can refill it (or swap it out) and not have to move your MH as often. I also recommend plumbing your RV for either a catalytic heater or a buddy heater like we use as they use far less propane than your furnace. Just be sure to buy and use a propane filter to keep it working. Remember, be sure to crack a window and have a working propane and CO detector when using them for safety's sake. For internet access we use the FMCA's AT&T unlimited data at 25Mbps plan for $65 a month. This allows us to stream 4kHDTV in most places. We use Roku for streaming TV as it's similar to cable and its free. We also pay for Netflix's HD plan that's up to $15.50 now - which is still far less than going to see a single movie.

From Niagara Falls USA but live in Panama City Florida since retiring from the Navy. When I was growing up there were two popular swimming areas on the Canadian side of the border, and we would cross the bridges by ourselves and no passports were needed and a few simple questions were asked and the Border Agents on both sides got to know us by sight. One of the tourist sights on the American side that you didn't mention was the "Cave Of The Winds" were you would wear raincoats similar to ones you wore on the boat, and then actually walk beneath the Falls feeling it's. Also, further down river on the Canadian side is one of my favorite attractions is the"Areo car" over the Whirlpool Rapids. There is much more to do on both sides.

Niagara Falls trip is not complete without doing both sides

Cool time hanging out with you guys best of luck to Florida

Since COVID is uplifted so u still have to show a immunization record

Which view is best view on the maid of mist boat ride front or back.

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Cheers!

Are there lockers available to store keys, phones, etc.?

I don’t know about those chickens on tables where people eat.And once at a beach bar with cats one of them jumped up on the table and sneezed a gross gob of green snot on me .I about got sick.It’s convenient to my house and I can walk but I will never go back.Just thinking about li makes me sick! No cats or chickens with my dinner or drinks.

Because we are exporting all our oil and reserves to China and Russia and any other country but the US!!

Thank you. Very informative.

I love the new name for your channel and look forward to more videos

Wow, that was some hike up and down. The caves look so cool, literally. I'm sure when it gets burning hot out there, the cool caves are wonderful. Thank goodness Teddy Roosevelt sought to preserve many cultural and natural sites. I can't believe people were so full of themselves to mark it up with their names or initials but truly people have been doing graffiti since time began. I think that stick was a great idea. Just in case of chubracabas, snakes, scorpions oh my!

Anyone have a TT membership for sale?

Great video! I’ll need to try this! Thank you

I lived in the Cincinnati area for about 20 years and the zoo is definitely one of the best things about it.

Amazing video. What luar did you use fir that amazing drum? It looks like 28" fish.

We were there at Bill Frederick a couple weeks ago. Luv it. Ft Wilderness too. Even the 1000 trails in Orlando isn’t bad. Traffic on the other hand, sucks!

Nice video, will be down there in a couple months. Did they say when the pool would reopen? Safe travels!

Did you happen to try any other RV Parks in the Orlando area that had a decent data signal? We're struggling to find a park in the area (Cleremont & Davenport) that has decent cell coverage for hot spots.

Really enjoyed this. Thanks for sharing! We loved exploring the grounds by bike, the last time we went. 🌞

Why do you have the cat tied up? That’s just weird

First time watching your videos. Good video. It's a bummer when you have your own kayak and can't use it. You guys should go to topsail preserve state park in Destin Florida. They allow your own kayaks and you have lake and ocean kayaking. By the way, the Fort is our favorite campground. It's expensive but we save up to make it a yearly visit. There's just something about the feeling at the fort wilderness. Keep having fun

That was a hella lotta fun! I've seen so many people review Disney but not from an RV perspective. The dinner theater thing looked really fun. The whole Fort Wilderness area looked so nice to camp in. Great video.

First time viewer, Florida native. We have stayed at Hannah Park before and are going back in March. If you haven’t stayed at Rainbow River State Park in Dunnellon, check it out! Awesome park for biking and kayaking, as it’s on a clear river. Full of manatees and yes, gators and snakes. But the water is clear and you can see them for miles. Lol Enjoy Florida! We love our state!!

Never go 30amp to 50! That’s asking for a fire

Actually gold lad

Have they cut the trees back over the main road? We hear of people hitting their camper because they don't cut them back?

I've seen a lot of people go there and make movies, but you're the first two who have used the props! I hear that the house is up for sale. Anyway, Merry Christmas guys.

Fishing in Florida is the best!

Love Hannah park, but let people know there are only 1-2 sites with a view of the lake.

I hope that one day I can visit Cincinnati ❤️😍💘

I was born in New Bern and I grew up in he neighboring Jones county. I didn’t know fireflies wasn’t common. But locally we call them lightning bugs.

Glad everything went well. What a crazy adventure!

Paul the cat dad, go figure...way to go Randy.

Great job Randy!

That sure looked like a nice, relaxing place to stay until they evacuated you. Oh man, I would love to learn to kayak someday. It looks so relaxing. Glad you made it safely to Georgia.

Just an FYI, I'm traveling and didn't want to log into my UA-cam on friends TV. Couldn't find Our American Roadtrip on search. Had to look up Slices of Pie to find this video. Again just FYI. Making this comment from my phone. Keep up the great videos

It's a beautiful beach but where are the people?

Thanks for making this one, I was curious to see how they coped during a moving trip. My cat used to cry the whole time I have to take her to the vet or go on a trip to visit my folks. I have found that since putting on classical music, she has really calmed down in the car. I keep her in a fabric cat carrier and I can see that she falls asleep rather than being stressed as she had been before.

Always love seeing the kitties!

That is a beautiful beach Paul and Amy. I'm so glad I found this channel. I went to elementary School with Amy and Vancouver Washington. We were neighbors. I told Colleen Renshaw about your UA-cam channel also and she's really excited to watch it.

That looked like the nicest beach I've ever seen! Even the walk down to it from the boardwalk looked like a wonderful opportunity to observe wildlife.