From Coast to Coast: Our Epic One-Month RV Adventure Unveiled - Episode #1
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Episode #1 - Our trip out west! We take a month long trip from coast to coast. Over 7000 miles in 30 days! We visit several National Parks. This is the first video of several. Come join us!!
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We are retired RVers and really enjoy your videos! Thanks for taking us along on your adventurers!
Ahhhhh your living the dream! Glad you enjoy them and thanks for watching!
good evening. top . have a good one.
ThankU 4 sharing!🙏🏾😍
I love watching your videos
Awesome, thanks for watching!
Candace and I are in North Carolina watching your trip, we started in Oklahoma to Texas to Louisiana to Mississippi to Alabama to Georgia to NC
I think we passed each other 😄
Stayed in Margaritaville after watching your video, we loved it. Hope to run into y’all at a park we can do some cooking !!
Safe Travels
Kirk and Candace
That's awesome! Glad you enjoyed it! Maybe see ya on the road sometime...
Enjoyed the ride along video. It was exciting to see someone stopping and enjoying the sites of the southwest. Yes I have to agree..Arizona's landscape is gorgeous. I love Arizona, heat and all.🤣 Wishing you safe travels
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for watching!
The huge satellite dishes you are referring to are most likely the Very Large Array (VLA) located in Socorro, New Mexico. The VLA is a radio astronomy observatory consisting of 28 antennas arranged in a Y-shaped configuration on the Plains of San Agustin12. The VLA is used to study astronomical objects such as black holes, pulsars, and quasars1. The dishes are used to receive radio waves from space and are capable of detecting signals from billions of light-years away1.
The VLA is open to visitors every day until sunset. Visitors can walk along a self-guided tour trail that takes them to the base of the second dish. There’s also a “whisper gallery” made from two satellite dishes to demonstrate how they gather and amplify faint sound waves1.
ok wow, very interesting... thanks so much for the info!
Amarillo has a Travel Center you can stay a night for free. That's where always stop ❤
Thats good to know, Thanks!
Not sure when you are taking this trip but I hope you have a blast. I live just North of you in Lex NC and have taken many trips out west. It sounds like you are traveling like we did the first trip. We went from Lex. to just west of Nashville first day then to OK city the second. We were worn out from traveling. Will follow along on your trip to see if you stop somewhere we may want to see in the future
We actually took this trip back in May. From SC to CA.
We've been wondering where you guys have been 💙 Looks like a great trip!
Ya it's been awhile for sure... hopefully we can back on track again! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for video this is on our buck list one day
Also maybe let us know what your total cost was thanks
You should do it for sure! We already want to go again...
thanks for the video were heading out west this week , was wondering did you find the need to have a diesel container with you?
So on longer trips I usually keep 2, 5 gallon cans of diesel in the bed of my truck. The main reason is because our rig is big enough that we are not able to get in and out of most gas stations and usually go to truck stops to fill up. Gives us some peace of mind in case we get in a situation where there is not a truck stop close when we need it. So far we have not gotten onto a situation where we were in trouble. Out west I made a habit to stop and fill up before my tank got down to 1/4 full. There is definitely times where the truck stop and few and far between.