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Next time you come up here ask about me Isaiah Boyle aka Ozzy

Thanks AGAIN.....I missed Eagle in 1968....nice

Thank you....very nice tour.. in 1968 as a weee boy from Indiana fresh out of Diesel trade school with Army looming about i made a plan to SEE the END OF THE ROAD as my destionation from Talbot. Indiana. I looked a many maps and decided my fun adventure would be the GREAT distance to ride on my Suzuki 100 scooter loaded with all my camping equipment needed to enjoy a GREAT ADVENTURE to Circle. ALASKA...I did it..july..August..September.. October.....Bye by..Timothy

It's not a race.

I went for the midnight sun

110 = 68

Im taking the same route

You mention this place you're going to I want to get a pop-up in my jeep so bad and they have one in Portland where I'm

I forgot all about Wendy's, chili. Yes its really good❤

Why u don't get a deep sleep made specifically for the jeep wrangler they are so comfortable they come in a black nice bag

I'm eagerly awaiting the next episodes!

Great information. Thank you for the good, to the point video. Two thumbs up 👍👍

Good video. I drove it in a Kia minivan. I didn't need extra gas, but I did bring it. I gave me piece of mind as when I was driving south I got to Eagle Plains after it closed. I thought I had enough gas to make it to the end, but only about 50 miles of buffer (I made it no problem). I brought 1 FULL SIZED spare, which I did use. I had my donut as the 2nd spare. The reason I got the flat was I was driving too fast...so go slow. You should go slow anyway. It's amazing. Honestly I would take at least 3 days in each direction. Longer if possible. One thing you missed: Pay attention during fire season if there are fires starting. I would have been stuck in Fort McPherson if I didn't get past a fire in time. There were no fires on the way north, but one started south of Eagle Plains when I was in Tuk.

Shared on the web at OCRACOKELIVE 🎥😎🌴

They actually accessed Whittier which was called Camp Solomon at the time was by boat before the tunnel was built.

Never been on this and always wanted to know how the process goes.

Love following along!!

Been waiting for your next Adventure. Darn yt notifications suck. Man Rhonda looking Sweet. I'd still try & find some metal in the tow hitch to get that wiggling jiggling to a minimum. Looking forward to seeing where you take us. Thanks for sharing your journey's with us.

1820 propaganda 🤔

Cool to see some overlanding in my state

Good to see you back out there

Would've been nice to see it performing

That’s my home!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤

Nice video , I have to cross American to Canadian border at Coutts in August . Is it very busy ? Don't want to wait all day . 😢

nice wheels 🚙

Thank you for sharing!

Very nice economical upgrade. I have seen replacement quality LED fog lamps $340 OUCH. I`m gonna go with these stick on`s. Thank you brother, good video

Good video with good music. Finally some music in a video that you can listen to. Keep it up! The SCHF-36 knife, is in several respects, not an ideal knife, neither for bushcraft nor to process food. A carbon steel is usually very susceptible to rust. The knife grind and the thickness of the blade is also not ideal for such work. What I can recommend in any case is, look at various knives from Joker. What have proven themselves to me over the past few years, are filgende parameters for a outdoor / survival knife. 1.the blade should have a flat grind 2. maximum blade thickness 5mm 3. a good stainless steel and no carbon steel which is maintenance-intensive. Joker offers these parameters with a very high quality and at fair prices. I can highly recommend the following knives: Joker "Montes II Joker "Campero Joker "Ember Joker "Nomad I also purchased the SCHF-36 some time ago, and now have it in my car for when I need it. What I can also highly recommend is the "Lion Steel T5". Meanwhile, it is one of my favorite knives, because the build quality is very high, and the stainless steel holds an edge a very long time.

i bought one of these tanks for a US army guy, just one problem, the filler cap is not lockable - what could be the solution? I will be travelling in Africa, hence the question.

You're about as clumsy as a cow on crutches😅 Mudflaps on a jeep?😅😂😅😂🎉

What percent of the magic circle is men 😅

Got one but I had to grind the handle bump off would hurt my middle finger. I have to massively disagree with you this knife is 6mm thick and batons like a beast I only used it for batoning its so much fun. The thicker the knife better for chopping wood

Canadia? WTF? Amerika……..

Great video. I've been there many years ago so there were many memories. He missed the landmark in Chitna, the "It'l Do Cafe," now closed and dilapidated, a classic tale in itself of better days. It also left out a discussion of the constant danger on the road: a flat tire from an emergent railroad spike or other hazard on the road built over the old railroad. It connected the Kennecott mine and plant with the ocean, beginning with the McCarthy-Chitna leg.He's right: get in, see it and leave, unless you want to hang around for the scenery. 2024

Subscribed. Hope to see more of your 2023 videos.

Canadia??? Lol

I have seen and thoroughly enjoyed each of your videos. No pressure, but are you planning any future content?

I've had my Schrade 36 for 3 years and it's become my everything knife. I use it to cut my pizzas to steaks to opening boxes.. I use it for everything. I just ordered the Schrade 28. They call it the Little Ricky.. This one is about $50.. I paid like $25 for my Schrade 36. The Schrade beat the Esee and the Kabar in the destruction test. The Esee and Kabar broke in 1 hit on concrete.. The Scrade lasted the longest. I saw the vids on Joe X. He beat the hell out of the Schrade before it broke.

Thank you for the fairly advise

Re the screws' lengths - FWIW, I have installed WeatherTech mud flaps on my JS Sport a couple of weeks ago, both front and rear, and all screws were long enough for their respective purposes.

Let's go relax in nature and make it loud, trashy, and obnoxious for everyone else...

I don't know where this is but there are no off-road trails inside Echo Bluff SP. Some people actually went through the creek on ATVs here last year and got $500 tickets.

When did you do your Alaska trip??

Were you there July 14 and there’s still ice

You are right on about how several, if not most, “UA-camrs” exaggerate the conditions on a trip. I traveled the Idaho BDR in October and only used 4 wheel drive once. I watched a , video ,when I got home and they made it seem like the IBDR was a gauntlet of obstacles that only they were capable of overcoming. The whole trail can be run in any stock pick up for sure. Keep the videos coming. Please overlook any typos. I’m 65 yo and techno challenged.

I found your channel about a month or so back. I thoroughly enjoy the content and appreciate the laid back style. One day I hope to experience similar trips. I am outside of Louisville. If you’re ever traveling through, I would enjoy meeting for coffee or a beer. Keep the videos coming and be safe.

Overall this is a nice well instructional viedo in titan fuel tank but note going to a shop to install wheel studs you could have done yourself they are very easy to install use a air hammer in second they ore installed , I own 5 offroad vehicles build I am currently working on my 2007 land rover lr3 build I added a terrafirma spare tire swing out and I'm thinking of buying the titan spare fuel tank I believe this one will work fine also trail'd makes a spare tire fuel tank my concern was will it leak being mounted in my original spare space gas too flammable to be making any mistakes

Not true on needing a press to install or remove wheel studs a hummer or air hammer easily removes or installs them ive done it before I prefer a air hammer but a regular hammer works fine

New to the channel, new jeep owner, look forward to traveling along on the adventure!

It's Coutts,AB.