Thanks! What a beautiful area. I’m glad you got to enjoy the mountain laurel and I see the rhododendron were in bloom too. Looking forward to the next video!✌️
Awesome video as always Bill and Deb. I always look forward to watching y’all’s videos about y’all’s adventures y’all always show the true beauty of the landscape of the north Georgia mountains. Thanks for letting us ride along with y’all on y’all’s adventures.
Dang I was just there this weekend, doing the Georgia Traverse again, but I really want to explore more of that area. - Also, We had to clear two trees this trip. A smaller one and a massive one that left us stuck on the trail for 3 hours, while we worked through it... I bought a chain saw the day before on a gut instinct we'd need it. I was right.
I ate lunch at The Spotted Pig today. Got to spend some time with the owner while we waited out a storm before lunch opened (we were on 2 wheels today). I am thankful they are there. Be aware they close down for a few months in the winter time as Clayton is largely a tourist town. If you like Cuban food, I highly recommend “Hush” across the street from The Spotted Pig. While seasoned differently, their pulled pork is some of the best I’ve had. Their whole menu is great though.
Another great vid Bill and as a GA native I love to see highlights from trips there in my beloved mountains. Your videography is just fantastic. I showed your videos to my 13yo who was my drone pilot while we were in Moab last month so he could get an idea of how a pro does it. He did ok for a beginner.
Back in March I was in the Sarah's creek area off was woman road, my friends were camping by the Sarah's creek campground. We hiked up to the mall family cemetery at midnight. an that was quite the spooky experience. I will be going back there this upcoming fall to camp out at Sarah's creek camo ground and explore in the walnut creek road that runs up to ducks nest and the yazoo Indian cemetery and ending at Wilson gap.
Very cool place, Now that you mentioned the BBQ place, It sparked a memory that we have been to that area - by accident. Other may call that being lost. Thanks for sharing, Hoping your adventure is awesome.
When you are in the area, you really need to check out the Rusty Biker in Clayton for breakfast and baked good to go. I doubt they could handle a crowd on the weekend, but it may be worth a call. I love the N. GA mountains and I always hit up Rusty Biker for a good breakfast after some time in the woods. Nice video
Great content! I live in North East Alabama and have a pretty stock Jeep Wrangler JLU Freedom Edition with 33” tires and have also bought a Hiker Trailer that I would love to get up the nerve to make the trip over into North GA with. I’m just trying to figure out the where to begin. I’m a teacher and about to be off for a couple of months and have thought I should just take a few days and begin at an established camp ground so I can scout some of the forest roads so I don’t get stuck between a rock and a hard place with the trailer in tow. Would love to join up with a small group and go to some of the dispersed sites in the North GA and SE Tenn mountains.
I enjoyed your video. Just an fyi… for what it’s worth. I noticed you don’t cross your trailer chains. I was taught at a young age to always cross the chains, and it saved me once. The idea of crossing the chains will prevent the trailer from dropping all the way down to the ground if for some reason it comes unhitched while driving. Again, it saved me once on I75 heading to Florida.
Thank you for the compliment and the advice. I normally do cross my chains however, on this particular trailer it isn’t an option as both chains are connected to the same location
@@CoddiwompleOverland I kind of figured. We over in the Blairsville area. Been here a year now, and just finally settled in. Have you done any video’s in this area. We have a 2003 Forest, and my wife and I need to get out and start exploring. What mapping system do you use for the trails?
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Great video bill!! War woman is such a beautiful area!
Thanks! It definitely is.
Thanks! What a beautiful area. I’m glad you got to enjoy the mountain laurel and I see the rhododendron were in bloom too. Looking forward to the next video!✌️
Thanks!
We sure enjoyed it, and we're ready to explore some more!
Us too!
Such a great time.
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Some great video work and drone footage!!! Very interesting area to explore, maybe this fall.
It would be a beautiful to explore during the fall colors.
Awesome video as always Bill and Deb. I always look forward to watching y’all’s videos about y’all’s adventures y’all always show the true beauty of the landscape of the north Georgia mountains. Thanks for letting us ride along with y’all on y’all’s adventures.
Thank you for coming along!
Dang I was just there this weekend, doing the Georgia Traverse again, but I really want to explore more of that area. - Also, We had to clear two trees this trip. A smaller one and a massive one that left us stuck on the trail for 3 hours, while we worked through it... I bought a chain saw the day before on a gut instinct we'd need it. I was right.
We love exploring this area.
I ate lunch at The Spotted Pig today. Got to spend some time with the owner while we waited out a storm before lunch opened (we were on 2 wheels today). I am thankful they are there. Be aware they close down for a few months in the winter time as Clayton is largely a tourist town.
If you like Cuban food, I highly recommend “Hush” across the street from The Spotted Pig. While seasoned differently, their pulled pork is some of the best I’ve had. Their whole menu is great though.
Thanks! We will try that.
Another great vid Bill and as a GA native I love to see highlights from trips there in my beloved mountains. Your videography is just fantastic. I showed your videos to my 13yo who was my drone pilot while we were in Moab last month so he could get an idea of how a pro does it. He did ok for a beginner.
Thanks!. That's great he is flying. He will have to send us a video sometime.
Thats a beautiful trail....lots of beautiful scenery.
Yes it is.
I love Warwoman, and it's right in my backyard! Hope to see you out there sometime!
That's a great backyard! Hope are travels cross.
Back in March I was in the Sarah's creek area off was woman road, my friends were camping by the Sarah's creek campground. We hiked up to the mall family cemetery at midnight. an that was quite the spooky experience. I will be going back there this upcoming fall to camp out at Sarah's creek camo ground and explore in the walnut creek road that runs up to ducks nest and the yazoo Indian cemetery and ending at Wilson gap.
Sounds cool! Our video coming out this Friday is Sarah's Creek and Earl's Ford. Hope to see ya out on the trail.
We spend a lot of time up there. Love it❤
Nice area.
Very cool place, Now that you mentioned the BBQ place, It sparked a memory that we have been to that area - by accident. Other may call that being lost.
Thanks for sharing, Hoping your adventure is awesome.
Thanks! Being lost is great!
Love that area! Sorry we couldn’t make it this time!
Hopefully we will see you on the next one
When you are in the area, you really need to check out the Rusty Biker in Clayton for breakfast and baked good to go. I doubt they could handle a crowd on the weekend, but it may be worth a call. I love the N. GA mountains and I always hit up Rusty Biker for a good breakfast after some time in the woods. Nice video
We will check it out next time we are in the area. Thanks.
Enjoyed your videos a lot. I was wondering if you have a build sheet for your rig and if you share your routes? Thanks!
We do share routes on our patreon. We will be adding the build sheet to it shortly.
patreon.com/CoddiwompleOverland?Link&
Great content! I live in North East Alabama and have a pretty stock Jeep Wrangler JLU Freedom Edition with 33” tires and have also bought a Hiker Trailer that I would love to get up the nerve to make the trip over into North GA with. I’m just trying to figure out the where to begin. I’m a teacher and about to be off for a couple of months and have thought I should just take a few days and begin at an established camp ground so I can scout some of the forest roads so I don’t get stuck between a rock and a hard place with the trailer in tow. Would love to join up with a small group and go to some of the dispersed sites in the North GA and SE Tenn mountains.
Finding a smaĺ group is the best thing to do, however there are many forest roads that are just gravel. Thanks for watching!
Have you ever taken 86C to Hail's Ridge from overflow creek rd? Not a bad little cut through.
No, we have not.
I enjoyed your video. Just an fyi… for what it’s worth. I noticed you don’t cross your trailer chains. I was taught at a young age to always cross the chains, and it saved me once. The idea of crossing the chains will prevent the trailer from dropping all the way down to the ground if for some reason it comes unhitched while driving. Again, it saved me once on I75 heading to Florida.
Thank you for the compliment and the advice. I normally do cross my chains however, on this particular trailer it isn’t an option as both chains are connected to the same location
@@CoddiwompleOverland I kind of figured. We over in the Blairsville area. Been here a year now, and just finally settled in. Have you done any video’s in this area. We have a 2003 Forest, and my wife and I need to get out and start exploring. What mapping system do you use for the trails?
Gaia, OnX and trails off road. We have done multiple videos for the N Georgia area.
When is the next Patreon ride?
We will have another ride in the spring
It look's like Aspin has been eating pretty good.
He doesn't miss a meal, that's for sure.😂
Have you ever seen wild boar there?
No, we have not.
DON'T FORGET THE CHAINSAW!
Correct