@@jamec7329 I started this trip in NYC. On the 25th, I drove to Santa Monica, then to Las Vegas, where I dropped the rental car off and stayed for the rest of the week before flying back to Virginia, where I live.
@@HyperActive7 Not much as my company paid for my stay in Vegas as I was there for business, and I don't care for gambling (although I may occasionally play cash hold 'em).
Just wanted to pop in and says thanks for your real time road trip from NY. Thanks for not playing music in the background. Very relaxing and beautiful. Looking forward to more trips!
Going through the four corners region of the west is some true scenic gem few film and I've been to Grand Canyon a couple of times, so it was nice to see part of the park and the fact the view hasn't changed much since I was there several years ago.
Awesome! I first visited the Grand Canyon back in the 1980s when I a little kid, and this was the 3rd time visiting (the 2nd was in my CA-NY video from 2017).
Wow, that was a cold morning and again fantastic scenery. Over 10000 ft! Unbelievable that they built such a good road there. I guess that at that altitude the gasoline consumption was also very high. Once because of the slope and then also because of the little oxygen. In any case, a great experience to drive this fantastic road. Thank you for letting us be part of it!
I lived in Colorado for 10 years and loved driving throughout the state- some of the most beautiful scenery in the US. Once again you've made me feel as though I was taking the trip with you. Looking forward to the next one.
Ok, this goes to the top of my list of favorite videos; ones that I will watch again. The beautiful sunrise over the mountains was a treat. The highway from Cortez was wonderful, though it got a little wonky near the Utah border. The change in the landscape is amazing. Did you experience the change in elevation? This is a keeper! Bravo, Uncle Coolie! Bravo! Seeing the sky change from dark to light was a treat also. What was that sound at the traffic light in Durango, CO, Uncle Coolie? 🤣
Thank you! I got to experience the elevations because I brought my Garmin GPS navigation which showed the elevations at all time. This day and the previous day (driving across the Great Plains) were the two days that I enjoyed the most of this trip, although I enjoyed all five days very much.
Hey! You are a SAINT man. These videos really help me sleep and it's very interesting what other parts of the US look like. Keep up the good work dude. 👍 I love the real time road trips
That's Forrest Gump Hill, even though this scene appeared in several movies that came out years before Forrest Gump, such as National Lampoon's Vacation.
Boy, the Harpin Curve is quite something... I wonder how scary realy is during a snowy night. Thanks for the vid! Just wondering: the roads you took around the CO-NM border, you knew them already, I imagine.
I agree. Several of these roads would be too scary in bad weather. Yes, I planned the route through Utah instead of through 4 Corners because I wanted to see Forrest Gump Hill.
Thanks! I have to travel to the west coast for work this spring, so, naturally, I'm going to incorporate a road trip into it. I just haven't planned the routing yet though.
Thank you! I want to get the last part--Kingman to Santa Monica--uploaded, along with the San Antonio to Herndon, VA real time videos before I do my next big road trip, which will be in May.
How do you plan for overnight hotel stay on your cross continental driving trip? And dealing with fatigue is another thing I want to ask, I mean the longest distance I ever drove is about 1000 miles away from my home, it was exhausting experience.
I plan my trips in advance. I map out (using Google Maps, among others) to determine how much driving I can get in one day, and I plan my overnight stops accordingly. I'd do the same, in your case, and consider which freeways/roads to take, which parks/rest stops to spend time at, etc. I usually book my hotels, flights, rental cars, etc, at least 3-5 weeks in advance.
Do you move cars from place to place as a job or do you do this just for the channel? I am surprised that I have been watching some of these, they are kind of hypnotic.
I do these for pleasure. I had to travel to Las Vegas for work for a week, so I decided to drive out and fly back. I just drove to Santa Monica before driving back to Las Vegas.
You should look into becoming a Pilot given the number of miles you fly. Then hire a plane for these trips. When you take into account your lost labour hours it'll more than cover the cost of it compared to driving.
I've passed through Richmond so many times, and I have two separate trips' videos uploaded already (my east coast road trip, and my Miami to Virginia 2021 trip). I'll keep this in mind for a future trip though.
Nagyon tetszenek a videóid😊Én Magyarországról nézlek és imádom ahogy megmutatod Amerikát autós szemszögből is.Lenne egy kérésem,A régi 66-os úton fogsz majd menni,és videót csinálni róla? Chicagotól Santa Monicaig?
Thank you! I would love to do the US-66 route, but that route is no longer continuous, so a lot of detours would have to be taken, but I still plan to do it at some point.
It's not my camera. I keep track of the temperatures shown on the dashboard, about every 15-30 minutes. The camera has a temperature sensor, but it won't work inside a car, unless I just want to record the temperature inside the car.
The sun coming up over at the fields is beautiful
I enjoyed that too.
That is why Colorado is awesome.
Unclecoolie is amazing done so much traveling with him.
All over America and into canada.
Just the most memorable virtual trips you could ever do.
Hi unclecoolie hope you're well finishing up the pan American highway from Alaska to Peru when weather permits which isn't much this time of year😥lol
Unclecoolie has a wonderful eye for details I have so much respect for this man and gratitude.
Love these real time trips, the scenery is beautiful, thanks for uploading these.
My pleasure! I should have the last part of this trip uploaded in the next couple of weeks.
That was a beautiful trip! Love watching the sunrise followed by a beautiful sunny day ☀️❤️
Thank you! This day and the previous day were my two favorite days of this drive.
@@unclecoolie where did you go from and where did you stop on Sep 25, 2022
@@jamec7329 I started this trip in NYC. On the 25th, I drove to Santa Monica, then to Las Vegas, where I dropped the rental car off and stayed for the rest of the week before flying back to Virginia, where I live.
@@unclecoolie How much did you lose trying to beat the house? 😄
@@HyperActive7 Not much as my company paid for my stay in Vegas as I was there for business, and I don't care for gambling (although I may occasionally play cash hold 'em).
Just wanted to pop in and says thanks for your real time road trip from NY. Thanks for not playing music in the background. Very relaxing and beautiful. Looking forward to more trips!
Thanks 👍 I will have the last part of this trip uploaded in the next week.
Watched the full version of the coast to coast and once again Colorado didn't cease to amaze me. It was for sure my favorite part of the series.
I agree.
You've really got this down to a fine art just beautiful
Thanks!
Very nicely done that’s beautiful country. I’ve done that trip before too.
Thanks! I absolutely loved doing this (in reverse) in 2017, and I wanted to do this again since.
Dude the groan you made at the 3:20:00 mark scared the shit out of me 😂
😜
Going through the four corners region of the west is some true scenic gem few film and I've been to Grand Canyon a couple of times, so it was nice to see part of the park and the fact the view hasn't changed much since I was there several years ago.
Awesome! I first visited the Grand Canyon back in the 1980s when I a little kid, and this was the 3rd time visiting (the 2nd was in my CA-NY video from 2017).
Wow, that was a cold morning and again fantastic scenery. Over 10000 ft! Unbelievable that they built such a good road there. I guess that at that altitude the gasoline consumption was also very high. Once because of the slope and then also because of the little oxygen. In any case, a great experience to drive this fantastic road. Thank you for letting us be part of it!
Thanks. I can't say that there was anything different with the gas-mileage with the elevations--seriously.
I lived in Colorado for 10 years and loved driving throughout the state- some of the most beautiful scenery in the US. Once again you've made me feel as though I was taking the trip with you. Looking forward to the next one.
Thanks. I will have it uploaded in the next 2 weeks.
Ok, this goes to the top of my list of favorite videos; ones that I will watch again. The beautiful sunrise over the mountains was a treat. The highway from Cortez was wonderful, though it got a little wonky near the Utah border. The change in the landscape is amazing. Did you experience the change in elevation? This is a keeper! Bravo, Uncle Coolie! Bravo! Seeing the sky change from dark to light was a treat also. What was that sound at the traffic light in Durango, CO, Uncle Coolie? 🤣
Thank you! I got to experience the elevations because I brought my Garmin GPS navigation which showed the elevations at all time. This day and the previous day (driving across the Great Plains) were the two days that I enjoyed the most of this trip, although I enjoyed all five days very much.
I love pine forest, these landscapes are beautiful.
Me too. Driving through the Grand Canyon is always nice, and seeing Forrest Gump Hill was as well.
So cool! I just want to travel with you all day long! Thanks for this!!!
Any time!
Great drive. Beautiful scenery.
Thank you 👍
Hey! You are a SAINT man. These videos really help me sleep and it's very interesting what other parts of the US look like. Keep up the good work dude. 👍 I love the real time road trips
Thanks! I will try.
6:09:00 I think these mountains are depicted in the intro of some American and cowboy movies
Absolutely.
Hi, lol that bug around 1:01:48. BTW, nice videos and an alternative way to see landscapes in the United States.
I remember that bug well. I had a similar one in my DC-WA trip while driving across western Kansas. 😊
@@unclecoolie Thanks for the response!
I absolutely love these videos!
Thank you!
Uncle Coolie, you rock! Another video? Wow!
Thank you! 😊
It looks like a nice morning
It was great--cold, but great.
Thanks for video mr uncle
My pleasure! I hope to be able to post the last part today. I'm just waiting for UA-cam to finish processing the video.
Fantastic video, love the real-time travel account. Thank you for doing these.
Thank you! I'm glad that you like them. I'll have the last part of this trip in real time uploaded in the next couple of weeks.
6:04:29 What an amazing view!
That's Forrest Gump Hill, even though this scene appeared in several movies that came out years before Forrest Gump, such as National Lampoon's Vacation.
I just noticed the big X in the sky formed but the clouds after losing your gps info. Wow!
😊
These fields are beautiful nothing around
THX UNCLECOOLIE FOR ANOTHER REALTIME ROADTRIP VIDEO
My pleasure!
Oh my God the Grand Canyon is beautiful
Boy, the Harpin Curve is quite something... I wonder how scary realy is during a snowy night. Thanks for the vid!
Just wondering: the roads you took around the CO-NM border, you knew them already, I imagine.
I agree. Several of these roads would be too scary in bad weather. Yes, I planned the route through Utah instead of through 4 Corners because I wanted to see Forrest Gump Hill.
Yay part three
Actually, part 4. 😊
Great drive! Do you have plan for next trip?
Thanks! I have to travel to the west coast for work this spring, so, naturally, I'm going to incorporate a road trip into it. I just haven't planned the routing yet though.
Exelente, muy buen video saludos cordiales desde Honduras
Thank you! I want to get the last part--Kingman to Santa Monica--uploaded, along with the San Antonio to Herndon, VA real time videos before I do my next big road trip, which will be in May.
@@unclecoolie exelente
ROAD TRIP !!!! I'm ready.....
How do you plan for overnight hotel stay on your cross continental driving trip? And dealing with fatigue is another thing I want to ask, I mean the longest distance I ever drove is about 1000 miles away from my home, it was exhausting experience.
I plan my trips in advance. I map out (using Google Maps, among others) to determine how much driving I can get in one day, and I plan my overnight stops accordingly. I'd do the same, in your case, and consider which freeways/roads to take, which parks/rest stops to spend time at, etc. I usually book my hotels, flights, rental cars, etc, at least 3-5 weeks in advance.
Do you move cars from place to place as a job or do you do this just for the channel? I am surprised that I have been watching some of these, they are kind of hypnotic.
I do these for pleasure. I had to travel to Las Vegas for work for a week, so I decided to drive out and fly back. I just drove to Santa Monica before driving back to Las Vegas.
What should to do If a car breaks down in the desert on empty road?
Probably panic. Actually, I'd just call the rental car company. But there were spots that barely had any cellular signal.
i love usa, i enjoy to watch it, thank you ❤
Thanks!
Amazing trips, so beautiful roads and valleys
Uncoolie what months do u do road trip
Whenever I get the opportunity, but I prefer to do in the late spring/summer months due to the long sunlit days.
Thx à lot
😊
at 2:30:22 two strange things in the air, what are they?
I think they were hot air balloons.
6:47:39 🏎️
Oh yeah!
Are there oil pumping units in Utah?
A few, but not that many.
6:04:00 legenadry view
Absolutely.
i liked the Texas to Virginia video
You should look into becoming a Pilot given the number of miles you fly. Then hire a plane for these trips. When you take into account your lost labour hours it'll more than cover the cost of it compared to driving.
I'm sure it would. 😆
Strange editing in this one Uncle Coolie🧐 2 hours of the next days drive that abruptly ends
These videos are a continuous recording of my trip to Santa Monica, CA, so, I overlapped the video somewhat.
Can You Do A Trip To Richmond Virginia United States Of America 🇺🇸 I Was Born In RVA The City Is Getting So Big Now 👌 Safe Travels
I've passed through Richmond so many times, and I have two separate trips' videos uploaded already (my east coast road trip, and my Miami to Virginia 2021 trip). I'll keep this in mind for a future trip though.
Nagyon tetszenek a videóid😊Én Magyarországról nézlek és imádom ahogy megmutatod Amerikát autós szemszögből is.Lenne egy kérésem,A régi 66-os úton fogsz majd menni,és videót csinálni róla? Chicagotól Santa Monicaig?
Thank you! I would love to do the US-66 route, but that route is no longer continuous, so a lot of detours would have to be taken, but I still plan to do it at some point.
Yeahhhhh 😃👌
Uncoolie when do u do a road trip
When I can get the opportunity. I just finished a weekend road trip that I'm working on and hope to get uploaded by the end of August.
Your camera is playing up. It's auto adjusting the temperature every time it gets in shadow, and it shouldn't. You should get it checked.
It's not my camera. I keep track of the temperatures shown on the dashboard, about every 15-30 minutes. The camera has a temperature sensor, but it won't work inside a car, unless I just want to record the temperature inside the car.
6:30:40
1:30:19
vroom vroom car drive
Yaaayyyyy
Вы заплатили за проезд в Большой каньон и даже не вышли посмотреть на эту красоту. Неужели не интересно? Спасибо за видео, красивые места проехали.
Actually, it was free that day. I stopped several times, especially at Grand Canyon Village, and I was there for 2 hours exploring.
@@unclecoolie Спасибо за ответ. Вы отличный водитель! Удачных Вам поездок!
@@игорьгейко-68 Thank you!
8:39:21
California vs Arizona
I don't watch real time videos it take the whole day to watch
Understood.
5:11:39
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