Tim... get that pass. We do every year.If you get it on the 1st of the month it's good to the end of that same month next year. Effectively giving you 13 months
@@njdevilku1340 ..yes. We bought ours Oct 1st and it was good until Oct 31st the next year. There is no date to punch on card..only the month. We asked ranger about it.
The wife and I did this from the switchback end a few years back in a stock F150. We got about halfway and and at the bottom we went back up the way we came down as there was some fallen boulders that would have been too challenging to navigate around. All the time we were doing it we were saying "what the F--k are we doing here!". Thanks for the vid. Always following.
Me and some friends took two weeks and hiked the "Big 5" in Utah last September. Moab is a cool little town. We drove the switchbacks in a modified Toyota FJ Cruiser. That drive is absolutely insane. The camera does not do the terrain justice. You have to see it to believe it. Loved that trip.
What a fantastic video Timmy, loved it! Ford should be paying you for the footage of the big blue Powerstroke cruising the switchbacks with ease. Some really amazing and beautiful sights. Safe travels Timmy! Can’t wait for more videos.
This road trip has been so awesome to follow along with and your cinematography in this video just took it to the next level. Great job Timmy. Can't wait to see what you have coming for us in the future. PS: Not doing a re-shoot of the hub-locking and showing us your goof up of you not realizing you've been driving with your hubs locked for lord knows how many miles is hilarious and very relatable.
That was scary in placesTimmie🤭🤭!so glad you got to the other side ok.🙏🙏Great video and fantastic views thanks for taking us along on the trip Timmie.Safe journeys.Love from 🇬🇧🇬🇧xx
"it turns out you don't really need a crazy vehicle to drive crazy trails sometimes. you just have to be a crazy driver. its more helpful to be a crazy driver than have a souped-up vehicle." You just justified me keeping my Civic!! lol.. was camping over the weekend in a forest on dirt/gravel roads where everyone had big trucks. I did just fine!
Sorry Timmy having a bad day . But watching your video made me feel better . Be safe and much love brother.thank you? Hey are you still in Georgia and is he getting better ?
Been bingeing your videos and if I close my eyes, your truck spring squeaks plus engine noise reminds me of WWII armored vehicles in movies. Like a panzer tank approaching allied lines.
I worked at a glass plant 42 years after a couple years in the army ( 70-72 ). One of our ingredients to making glass was potash ( we always pronounced it POT-ASH. Not sure of the correct way to say it though. You're right about it being crazy beautiful out there. We explored Utah years back. Always fun to watch your adventures. Stay safe! Burlington Bill here of the song Sailing to Freedom.
@@TruckHouseLife Just found out the other day that Peter of the you tube site Sailing into Freedom is now using my song Sailing to Freedom as his intro! Go back to Episode 265 to hear the whole song or find it on my site Burlington Bill. Rock on! Keep playing that great music.
What a beautiful landscape! I’m sick at home watching your video. I hope someday I will be visiting the US again and seeing it live. I’m German and Germany is a beautiful country but the sheer size and the diversity of the landscape that you can enjoy is awesome.
Dammit Timmy,this vid rocked so much my shit burnt on the stove,gotta steel wool the old Revere ware again to get the Carbon off. Not the first time my Brother. Peace and good times.
@@sallybarker5109 thanks, I know that is for the copper bottom,it's fine, i ran out of water,blackened inside of stainless,scrubs out with steel wool pad.
Thank you for showing Utah, Tim,..its beautiful out there...you are such a unique person and an awesome driver and knowledgeable with geography, you'll never get lost
Wow, omg I can’t believe you went through there with your house camper 😮, so beautiful, I’m a new subscriber here, been binging on your videos, they keep me so engaged can’t wait to see the next 🤙 also seeing you reply in comments with your subs messages, that don’t happen much, your awesome Tim, can’t wait to see the rest of your collection, thank you for sharing these beautiful places 👍🏼
Another great video!!! Your videos are really making my son and I want to travel to these places!!! Good job on capturing how awesome of an experience you are having.
Wow 😳. Very cool drone footage, my heart was in my throat on those drop off points Timmy, never ever had a fear of those, but now days I just get faint like. Thanks again for these epic trails you're taking us on!
Shoot-dang ! i'm in Moab now , love hangin so frikin nice , temps are high 60's - 70's . I split in May @ 110. So fun to watch , not sure i'd take the Alpha on that. I got 6 sp man tran with 4 Lo creeps like a tank , but i'm 9' wide 25' long & 12' High. Great Shots , it's pronounced "Pot" "Ash" ~peace~
Props to you for doing the switchbacks in your truck house. I’m sure the UA-cam audience has already chimed in on this, but it’s pronounced pot-ash, not po-tash. It comes from the practice of leaching potassium from wood ash and generating potassium carbonate. The evaporation ponds you pass on the way up are for crystallizing potassium from a mine there.
Absolutely EPIC ! ! WOW, I've never been there, orvrealised how spectacular that place is, will have to add that to the bucket list. It was nice experiencing it through your lens with you.
Hell yeah bud I love that coffee hut they made great coffee make sure to check out antica forma best damn Italian spot in moab too bad I didn't cross paths with you I'll be in that area in about a month looking forward to exploring and making some fun content and working my arse off! Cheers buddy
Hello Timmy….quasi new subscriber that came over from Brian’s channel. I live in Ouray. This is so close! I will head over and give it a shot. I am not a rock crawler, mainly just an off roader such as like all of the trails around Ouray. Awesome scenery! Thank you for sharing it with us. I have a f350 gasser and a 27ft off road travel trailer. It looks like my suspension would be fine there. But….can’t do 3-5 pt turns with a trailer:-(. So, I will just drop the trailer for a patrol base and branch out with the truck. Safe travels!
Real nice!! Last time I was on a road so cliffy and curvy was in 2019 on a bus trip from Lima to Tingo María...a crazy 16 hour trip plus the horrible altitude sickness from Ticlio, a mountain pass at 4,800 mts (and where the highest railway is) 🇺🇾🤪🤪🤪
Absolutely awe inspiring. What kind of tires are you running on big blue? Thank you so much for letting me come along for the ride. Do you think my 2015 Tundra with a Kimbo camper could brave that trail?
You’ve got some huge balls to do those switchbacks in that truck. Sure the people coming down and behind you hated you, but massive balls nonetheless. Did it in my half ton and was white knuckling it all the way although I think it’s more intense going downhill.
Hi Timmy..just an fyi..for some unknown reason utube unsubscribed me to your channel ..just realized it today..so of course i hit that subscribe button again...great video..looked scary..😁
You should try running 4Lo more often on slow rough trails. Sure that truck has tons of power but being in Lo range reduces the strain on the transmission and most importantly the torque converter and fluid!
WOW! Thanks! Sorry to hear about the dude that was tailgating you through one of the most scenic routes like he was going to work like the azzzzzz that he is GO!!!!! Brandon!!!!!! LMFAO! had to do it! 100% correct Idea on seat belts, normally they save lives but...You know!
Thank you Timmy for bringing us to Edge of Overland exploration P. S. Your back end seems lower to the front end... Did the tires ever rub the flat bed on tha trail?
"Seat belt" ..haha...thats my approach. On the Road of Death I stood in the bus doorway for that reason. We stopped for the herdsman to do a coca leaf ceremony for their dead buddies who went down in the van 1200' below us. Van was still there, bodies had been removed.
@@TruckHouseLife its a story we tell . It was a TERRIBLE road. 7 dead. I just wanted to die on my terms if we went over..my ass was jumping. That was in 2000, with a group of mountaineers from Pittsburgh. Almost 20 of us.
Its fun to watch that flexxy beast bobbin and weavin' through the trails! What's sad about "public" land is it doesn't belong to the public. It belongs to those in whom we have to get permission from to access it. The song should sing..."this land is their land, it is not our land, from the New York island to the redwood forest, this land is theirs it s not ours..." Like in Canada and England its called "Crown land", perhaps "public" is the same as "Crown?" Thanks for the vids!
Yup not sure how I feel about it either, I feel like public lands should be free to the public and funded through a military tax cut or something. All the $$ we spend on war would solve so many problems lol.
I agree with the seat belt thing I had a friend who was side swiped and if he had his seat belt on he would of been smashed instead the force of the crash pushed him into the passenger seat and he survived.
Hey Tim! This is an awesome video!!! So cool to see your journey since I met you in 2017 in an Anchorage parking lot when you still had the sunrader. 😂 What do you recommend to study to understand filmmaking? Yours are so great!
What up Marissa! Hope you're well! Not sure, I just taught myself how to edit and try to film what I find interesting haha. Maybe see ya on the road! Heading north now from Oregon back to AK.
I was willing to cough up the 30$ but they wouldnt accept cash at mesa verde. Was a bummer. They even said 15$ on my bicycle but still wouldnt take cash. Lmao. Murica
I was very tempted to do this yesterday in my Toyota motorhome after I saw you do it (I'm a lot smaller than you) but I decided I didn't want to change my underwear.
Timmy! Dude... I got a question for you ... perhaps a little out of left field. I was checking out 1 of your older videos (episode 58) where you talk about making a new camper. I was just wondering what the status on that was? Hope you're doing well. :)
That was very narrow at 14:50. I dont think id be comfortable backing up on those switchbacks. Are you using a filter on the drone? The colors are so much different vs the camera.
Very cool man. How do your brakes do on the rig with those slow steep downhills? I got a 2nd Gen cummins ambo and the brakes are terrible on slow descents.
First Off Tim, nice video and beautiful photography. Regarding National Park Fees: You can purchase a 12 month park pass for $80.00 which The annual $80 America the Beautiful National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass allows unlimited entrance to , including all national parks that normally charge an entrance fee. Fees have become an important source of revenue used to improve the visitor experience, including recreational opportunities, in national parks. All the money from entrance fees remains in the National Park Service, and at least 80 percent stays in the park where it was collected. Entrance fees for national parks predate the establishment of the National Park Service in 1916. For example, Mount Rainier National Park started charging an entrance fee in 1908. Factoring in inflation, the $5 entrance fee they charged in 1914 would be the equivalent of a $123 entrance fee today-more than four times the price of the new seven-day $30 vehicle pass.
I'm Canadian and the best money I spend all year is the Parks Canada Pass and the America the Beautiful Pass. I love supporting these beautiful places.
I felt the thrill, with out the investment and danger. Thanks! Scenery shots were off the charts! Great work!
lol thanks man
The annual NPS pass is $80 if you plan on going inside a national park for 3 days or more w/in a single year
Tim... get that pass. We do every year.If you get it on the 1st of the month it's good to the end of that same month next year. Effectively giving you 13 months
Yup just learned about it:)
@@imbdileva Didn't know about it working for 13 months.
Option B, drive up BLM road 378 and don’t pay :)
@@njdevilku1340 ..yes. We bought ours Oct 1st and it was good until Oct 31st the next year. There is no date to punch on card..only the month. We asked ranger about it.
Blinking hell! I was bracing myself and hanging onto the edge of my seat watching this. Great footage.
The wife and I did this from the switchback end a few years back in a stock F150. We got about halfway and and at the bottom we went back up the way we came down as there was some fallen boulders that would have been too challenging to navigate around. All the time we were doing it we were saying "what the F--k are we doing here!". Thanks for the vid. Always following.
Nice haha
Me and some friends took two weeks and hiked the "Big 5" in Utah last September. Moab is a cool little town. We drove the switchbacks in a modified Toyota FJ Cruiser. That drive is absolutely insane. The camera does not do the terrain justice. You have to see it to believe it. Loved that trip.
The spot where you stopped for for lunch was the launch site for Thelma and Louise!👍🏼
Nice!
Wow, what gorgeous scenery and beautiful cinematography!
LOVE your videos, Timmy!
Peace out...
Your drone shots are amazing. Cool views. Good job on the switchbacks. Must be nerve racking.
Thanks! it was lol
My stomach still hurts from the fear I've been through 😬🥴🤢. You are crazy 😅 👍👏👏.... Lovely views, yes.
I love it when Timmy says "crazy" ha ha ha - which is awesome and why I dig his videos.
lol
What a fantastic video Timmy, loved it! Ford should be paying you for the footage of the big blue Powerstroke cruising the switchbacks with ease. Some really amazing and beautiful sights. Safe travels Timmy! Can’t wait for more videos.
Agreed. Timmy should be getting some serious Ford money because his truck rocks! Almost steals the show from his cabin camper!!
Thank you! Sponsorship would be sweet, but I'd still keep my same truck lol.
hehehe
Reminder is set👍
I love Canyon Lands! So beautiful. I was biting my nails & holding my breath the whole time you were driving up the switch back. 😳
Right?!
Love yah Dog!!! I dig truck house Life!!!! You go Timmy!!!!! Lorenzo...
Thanks yo!
This road trip has been so awesome to follow along with and your cinematography in this video just took it to the next level. Great job Timmy. Can't wait to see what you have coming for us in the future.
PS: Not doing a re-shoot of the hub-locking and showing us your goof up of you not realizing you've been driving with your hubs locked for lord knows how many miles is hilarious and very relatable.
Thanks man, having fun with the youtube thing for sure:)
Beautiful country! Thanks Timmy. I’d be shiting my pants on those turkey trails 😳
lol
That was scary in placesTimmie🤭🤭!so glad you got to the other side ok.🙏🙏Great video and fantastic views thanks for taking us along on the trip Timmie.Safe journeys.Love from 🇬🇧🇬🇧xx
Same here haha
"it turns out you don't really need a crazy vehicle to drive crazy trails sometimes. you just have to be a crazy driver. its more helpful to be a crazy driver than have a souped-up vehicle." You just justified me keeping my Civic!! lol.. was camping over the weekend in a forest on dirt/gravel roads where everyone had big trucks. I did just fine!
nice!
Try Pot ash, a potassium rich mineral; sometimes Salk based. Great vids, was there many years ago, before it got so popular and touristy.
Yup, learned that after I made the video;)
Sorry Timmy having a bad day . But watching your video made me feel better . Be safe and much love brother.thank you? Hey are you still in Georgia and is he getting better ?
Glad you're feeling better! out of Georgia already
Been bingeing your videos and if I close my eyes, your truck spring squeaks plus engine noise reminds me of WWII armored vehicles in movies. Like a panzer tank approaching allied lines.
A group of Earthroamer trucks has done this trials of Moab few years back during it’s event of Earthroamer owners.
Nice haha!
You conquered abother Jeep trail. The heat can really got me. Those red rocks are like oven walls. Beautiful video. Well done.
Thank you Beth!
I worked at a glass plant 42 years after a couple years in the army ( 70-72 ). One of our ingredients to making glass was potash ( we always pronounced it POT-ASH. Not sure of the correct way to say it though. You're right about it being crazy beautiful out there. We explored Utah years back. Always fun to watch your adventures. Stay safe! Burlington Bill here of the song Sailing to Freedom.
nice haha
@@TruckHouseLife Just found out the other day that Peter of the you tube site Sailing into Freedom is now using my song Sailing to Freedom as his intro! Go back to Episode 265 to hear the whole song or find it on my site Burlington Bill. Rock on! Keep playing that great music.
You can check this one off, smile and say you made it, done it, did it!
Yup!
What a beautiful landscape! I’m sick at home watching your video. I hope someday I will be visiting the US again and seeing it live. I’m German and Germany is a beautiful country but the sheer size and the diversity of the landscape that you can enjoy is awesome.
lol come out to the ole USA!
Dang Timmy, thats putting you're camper through its paces man!
Dammit Timmy,this vid rocked so much my shit burnt on the stove,gotta steel wool the old Revere ware again to get the Carbon off. Not the first time my Brother. Peace and good times.
Go get you an air fryer! It’s a game changer on cooking
Ketchup overnight will take that char off the revereware...
@@sallybarker5109 thanks, I know that is for the copper bottom,it's fine, i ran out of water,blackened inside of stainless,scrubs out with steel wool pad.
lol sorry man!
I had to use drill with copper scrubber head.
BEAUTIFUL scenery!
Thanks:)
Thank you for showing Utah, Tim,..its beautiful out there...you are such a unique person and an awesome driver and knowledgeable with geography, you'll never get lost
anytime!
Nice vid Timmy! Hello from Indy. We drove down shafer and up long canyon last time out there. That place is awsome
Nice!
Awesome video Timmy. Safe travels. Cheers from Florida🍻
Thanks!
The scenery is so Beautiful❤❤❤. Well done Bluist 😮 ❤ that was incredible ride
Killing it Timmy 🤙 big blessing your way bro.
Thanks man!
This video was awesome, fun, scary, and beautiful all rolled into one. Thank you so much for sharing this adventure.
lol thanks!
Wow, omg I can’t believe you went through there with your house camper 😮, so beautiful, I’m a new subscriber here, been binging on your videos, they keep me so engaged can’t wait to see the next 🤙 also seeing you reply in comments with your subs messages, that don’t happen much, your awesome Tim, can’t wait to see the rest of your collection, thank you for sharing these beautiful places 👍🏼
That was awesome Timmy. Safe travels brother 🙏
Thanks man!
Another great video!!! Your videos are really making my son and I want to travel to these places!!! Good job on capturing how awesome of an experience you are having.
Haha do it!
MAN: That sure was a day out adventure. Thank you for sharing. Keep up the exciting work on your videos. GREAT STUFF. Regards
anytime!
Holy cow! Beautiful video but my anxiety was through the roof! I could never ever do that! Lol! I’m old but I really enjoy your videos! Rock on 🤘
Lol, thank you:)
Wow 😳. Very cool drone footage, my heart was in my throat on those drop off points Timmy, never ever had a fear of those, but now days I just get faint like. Thanks again for these epic trails you're taking us on!
Thanks! Yup a bit on the edge out there;)
Pucker factor of 10 for me, cool vid and impressive taking your rig up that.
Yup had a couple of moments haha.
Shoot-dang ! i'm in Moab now , love hangin so frikin nice , temps are high 60's - 70's . I split in May @ 110. So fun to watch , not sure i'd take the Alpha on that. I got 6 sp man tran with 4 Lo creeps like a tank , but i'm 9' wide 25' long & 12' High. Great Shots , it's pronounced "Pot" "Ash" ~peace~
Nice enjoy man! You got it! Mine is 26 ft long, 11'5 high but Im narrow, the camper is the same width as the truck lol, but you would be fine.
You’re def going to want to check your Aluminum deck attachment points for stress cracks after your Moab shenanigans.
will do
Thanks for the ride man that was a blast love it 😊😊😊😊😊
What a great trip you are on Timmy...
Right?!
I never realized how far back in time these Videos were made! Love the content man.
Yup, most my videos are a week behind, but I filmed so many adventures on the road trip that the videos are about a month behind lol.
I think we did this in my 2015 challenger by accident 5 years ago after dark! Pucker effect was full force!
Thank you for taking us on these trips
My pleasure!
You’re crazy bringing the camper up there😂 loved the vid. Stay safe 👍👋🇸🇪☀️
lol try to!
My man you are nuts and you are a rock star! The rig is awesome and that place is just unbelievable! Excellent content bro, thank you 👍
lol
Props to you for doing the switchbacks in your truck house. I’m sure the UA-cam audience has already chimed in on this, but it’s pronounced pot-ash, not po-tash. It comes from the practice of leaching potassium from wood ash and generating potassium carbonate. The evaporation ponds you pass on the way up are for crystallizing potassium from a mine there.
yup haha!
Absolutely EPIC ! ! WOW, I've never been there, orvrealised how spectacular that place is, will have to add that to the bucket list. It was nice experiencing it through your lens with you.
Put it on the bucket list for sure!
Hell yeah bud I love that coffee hut they made great coffee make sure to check out antica forma best damn Italian spot in moab too bad I didn't cross paths with you I'll be in that area in about a month looking forward to exploring and making some fun content and working my arse off! Cheers buddy
nice will do!
Im amazed where that truck can go.👍🏻
Yup it amazes me haha.
Absolutely impressive! Greetings from Thailand, where normal roads can be like that trail.
Thanks! yup been to Thailand, it's fun!
Awesome kickass video ....Love your channel.
Cheers duder!
Hello Timmy….quasi new subscriber that came over from Brian’s channel. I live in Ouray. This is so close! I will head over and give it a shot. I am not a rock crawler, mainly just an off roader such as like all of the trails around Ouray.
Awesome scenery! Thank you for sharing it with us. I have a f350 gasser and a 27ft off road travel trailer. It looks like my suspension would be fine there. But….can’t do 3-5 pt turns with a trailer:-(. So, I will just drop the trailer for a patrol base and branch out with the truck.
Safe travels!
Nice, welcome-ish!;) Moab is TOTALLY worth the drive and your truck would be fine.
Real nice!! Last time I was on a road so cliffy and curvy was in 2019 on a bus trip from Lima to Tingo María...a crazy 16 hour trip plus the horrible altitude sickness from Ticlio, a mountain pass at 4,800 mts (and where the highest railway is) 🇺🇾🤪🤪🤪
Yipes!
Absolutely awe inspiring. What kind of tires are you running on big blue? Thank you so much for letting me come along for the ride. Do you think my 2015 Tundra with a Kimbo camper could brave that trail?
General Grabber X3s. Your Tundra and kimbo could totally do it! Just put it in low gear and take it slow and the bumpy stuff!
Insane views. Wish I was there
Go there:)
Scenery shots were spectacular, awesome content!!
Thanks:)
Amazing Scenery! I need to plan a trip!
Do it!
Great information and video. Hope the channel keeps growing. One of the best on.
Thanks man! Me too!
You’ve got some huge balls to do those switchbacks in that truck. Sure the people coming down and behind you hated you, but massive balls nonetheless. Did it in my half ton and was white knuckling it all the way although I think it’s more intense going downhill.
hehehe, no one behind me in the switchbacks, but yup a bit of a pucker factor for sure with a truck camper.
Hi Timmy..just an fyi..for some unknown reason utube unsubscribed me to your channel ..just realized it today..so of course i hit that subscribe button again...great video..looked scary..😁
weird?
Another great vid!!! What amazing views and experience!!!!
Sure was, thank you!
You should install a big level on the truck to give those hills credit! Haha
I agree on the park price. To offset it we go with an annual pass for $80, I believe.
yup gonna look into that, not many parks in Alaska so not as good a deal up here.
You should have taken the back way into arches it’s free but you need 4x4 to get to it, plus there is camping on the front side of the trail head
Timmmah!!!
errr ahhh timah
Big thumbs up !!!
Thanks!
I replaced my stock Trans cooler in my 96 7.3. I installed one from a 6.0
That might be a future move.
Wow Timmy !
haha
@@TruckHouseLife Alaska is special but Moab unique
You should try running 4Lo more often on slow rough trails. Sure that truck has tons of power but being in Lo range reduces the strain on the transmission and most importantly the torque converter and fluid!
Sure enjoyed this Fun video!!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it
🤛🏼 pucker factor for sure!!! Want to do that when I go next September, but I don’t know if I can do the heights??? So want to… mind over matter!!!
It's not too bad, just take it slow.
WOW! Thanks! Sorry to hear about the dude that was tailgating you through one of the most scenic routes like he was going to work like the azzzzzz that he is GO!!!!! Brandon!!!!!! LMFAO! had to do it! 100% correct Idea on seat belts, normally they save lives but...You know!
It's all good lol
Thank you Timmy for bringing us to
Edge of Overland exploration
P. S. Your back end seems lower to the front end... Did the tires ever rub the flat bed on tha trail?
No rubbing, back end sits an inch or two low despite my new lift springs.
Great Video Timmy 👍
Thanks!
Love your truck
Thanks yo!
You need to come back to Utah!!
This fall!
Man I was just there ! Was on the look for you but that road is rough
Been gone for a month;)
"Seat belt" ..haha...thats my approach. On the Road of Death I stood in the bus doorway for that reason. We stopped for the herdsman to do a coca leaf ceremony for their dead buddies who went down in the van 1200' below us. Van was still there, bodies had been removed.
I knew it! haha!
@@TruckHouseLife its a story we tell . It was a TERRIBLE road. 7 dead. I just wanted to die on my terms if we went over..my ass was jumping. That was in 2000, with a group of mountaineers from Pittsburgh. Almost 20 of us.
Yeehaw brother I can't even look at.
Its fun to watch that flexxy beast bobbin and weavin' through the trails! What's sad about "public" land is it doesn't belong to the public. It belongs to those in whom we have to get permission from to access it. The song should sing..."this land is their land, it is not our land, from the New York island to the redwood forest, this land is theirs it s not ours..." Like in Canada and England its called "Crown land", perhaps "public" is the same as "Crown?" Thanks for the vids!
Yup not sure how I feel about it either, I feel like public lands should be free to the public and funded through a military tax cut or something. All the $$ we spend on war would solve so many problems lol.
I agree with the seat belt thing I had a friend who was side swiped and if he had his seat belt on he would of been smashed instead the force of the crash pushed him into the passenger seat and he survived.
Yup!
I love your drone shots. I just can't figure out how you do some of them.
Sick video
Appreciate it
Stunnin’ would a shot wheelbase Ford E350 make it? I saw that Sprinter and got to thinking…😁
Bryan from Vancouver
Totally, if you have 4wd and a low gear.
I don't mind the national park fees. They are steep for the single day but the season pass is pretty decent.
Season pass is definitely a better deal.
Hey Tim! This is an awesome video!!! So cool to see your journey since I met you in 2017 in an Anchorage parking lot when you still had the sunrader. 😂
What do you recommend to study to understand filmmaking? Yours are so great!
What up Marissa! Hope you're well! Not sure, I just taught myself how to edit and try to film what I find interesting haha. Maybe see ya on the road! Heading north now from Oregon back to AK.
all loaded up and ready to camp not aloud to that kinda sucks.LOL
right?!
I was willing to cough up the 30$ but they wouldnt accept cash at mesa verde. Was a bummer. They even said 15$ on my bicycle but still wouldnt take cash. Lmao. Murica
I was very tempted to do this yesterday in my Toyota motorhome after I saw you do it (I'm a lot smaller than you) but I decided I didn't want to change my underwear.
It would be rough in the yota motorhome (I used to have one).
you hate how much puublic lands are restricted out west, try to find any out east, at least we got land to fuck around on
Timmy! Dude... I got a question for you ... perhaps a little out of left field. I was checking out 1 of your older videos (episode 58) where you talk about making a new camper. I was just wondering what the status on that was? Hope you're doing well. :)
Long story, but not at the moment.
That was very narrow at 14:50. I dont think id be comfortable backing up on those switchbacks. Are you using a filter on the drone? The colors are so much different vs the camera.
Yup a little tight haha, no filter.
I took a ktm 350 down there and thru Moab
nice!
Very cool man. How do your brakes do on the rig with those slow steep downhills? I got a 2nd Gen cummins ambo and the brakes are terrible on slow descents.
They do great, mainly because I idle down hills the gear is so low.
First Off Tim, nice video and beautiful photography. Regarding National Park Fees: You can purchase a 12 month park pass for $80.00 which The annual $80 America the Beautiful National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass allows unlimited entrance to , including all national parks that normally charge an entrance fee.
Fees have become an important source of revenue used to improve the visitor experience, including recreational opportunities, in national parks. All the money from entrance fees remains in the National Park Service, and at least 80 percent stays in the park where it was collected.
Entrance fees for national parks predate the establishment of the National Park Service in 1916. For example, Mount Rainier National Park started charging an entrance fee in 1908. Factoring in inflation, the $5 entrance fee they charged in 1914 would be the equivalent of a $123 entrance fee today-more than four times the price of the new seven-day $30 vehicle pass.
I'm Canadian and the best money I spend all year is the Parks Canada Pass and the America the Beautiful Pass. I love supporting these beautiful places.