Magnificent!!!! Thank you for taking us along with you on that FANTASTIC hike....I really felt like I was walking along with you. But I also know that the camera does not capture the REAL BEAUTY that the eye can so it is 1000% better for you being there. Your are quite the camerawoman now...you have come a long way from your first few videos. Very grateful to you for sharing your life with us.
We love that place. We would definitely go back there and hike it again. Thank you I'm trying to make the videos easy to watch. I've had some coaching from some really good camera men. 😁
You guys are hilarious. Really enjoyed reading about geology of area and loved your hike. We spent a couple of weeks in NM during April, but stayed in the south of the state before heading back to Big Bend. Will definitely put this area on our next NM trip! Thanks for all your videos and campground views. Sure helps the rest of us make solid plans.
Sharon, Im from Colorado, where the Rocky Mountains are , native, and I better get in shape! I was huffing and gasping for air just listening to you! Great job making it to the top!
I had to go back and watch this again. I didn't want to miss anything. So beautiful and the view from the top was defiantly worth the effort. Would love to know how long it took to get back down or better yet how long round trip? The beauty in nature never ceases to amaze. Thanks again!!
Absolutely amazing video! Reminds me of a hike in Death Valley I did decades ago. I bet you kept looking up as though you’re in New York! Enjoyed that, thank you. - Diana in uk
If I could give 10 👍 I would. Thank you for taking us on this hike. I really thoroughly enjoyed it. How long did it take to climb it and what time do you venture out? What time was it by the time you reached back down?
It took us 2 1/2 hours up. But we were filming and goofing off. We started out at 8:30 a.m. by the time we came back down it was like 11 or 11:30. Faster coming down than going up. 😀
I got lost going to Bandelier. I followed my Garmin RV GPS (big mistake). It took me through Los Alamos, up and around an 8,000 ft+ high mountain with hairpin curves and deep dropoffs (scary), had me turn down a 3 mi long dirt road and out the west side of the park into a logging camp. I stopped on the dirt road and walked to where men were camped and they said I was in logging territory and had to turn around and go back the dirt road. Finally found Bandelier Natl Monument, but they don't have RV parking there and sent me to Juniper Campground. Found site #10, a pull through, which my 19ft trailer just fit into. It was late, getting dark and I didn't want to walk back in the dark to the kiosk to pay. The next morning a ranger stopped by and said I needed to go to the Monument and pay or I would be fined $100. Ouch! Unhitched and went to pay. Glad I did as I was able to hike the path past the cliff dwellings, along a small river through woods and it was a great visit. Live and learn. I never rely 100% on my GPS; always use my Google Maps on my phone as backup.
When you have to turn of your generator during quiet hours. Does your refrigerator warm up very much? What about when you are driving down the road? Wondering because we may go all electric frig if our old 2 way goes out?
We actually have a video coming up in a few days. But our refrigerator does great. We turn the generator off at night. And when it's hot weather we run an extension cord from the generator through the window to run the fridge. Our generator sets in the back of our truck.
Not there but 5 minutes away is the COE Cochiti Lake Campground. It's awesome too. I did a video on it a couple of days ago. ua-cam.com/video/C7pRKBIhP88/v-deo.html
Beautiful scenery!
So beautiful. Thanks for this beautiful scenery. So worth the time and climbing up. 😊
Oh yes ma'am. 😀
Magnificent!!!! Thank you for taking us along with you on that FANTASTIC hike....I really felt like I was walking along with you. But I also know that the camera does not capture the REAL BEAUTY that the eye can so it is 1000% better for you being there. Your are quite the camerawoman now...you have come a long way from your first few videos. Very grateful to you for sharing your life with us.
We love that place. We would definitely go back there and hike it again.
Thank you I'm trying to make the videos easy to watch. I've had some coaching from some really good camera men. 😁
This is amazing! But it’s so wonderful that you two are enjoying it all!
Thank you ma'am. We had a great hike. 😀
I made this full screen to enjoy this beautiful hike with you, thank you so much for sharing!
Awww you're very welcome. 😀
That was awesome, spectacular in fact. Thanks guys for that deffinately the wow!! factor 👍👍👍. ❤️ 🇬🇧
We're glad you enjoyed it. 😀
WOW!!! that was amazing. Great job at making it to the top. Thanks for sharing and be safe out there.
I was an amazing hike. 😀
Awesome video looks really good on a 55 inch TV very enjoyable thanks for sharing
Sweet ! Thanks for watching.😀
I love exploring new places like this. Thanks for taking us on the tour. ~Lucy
Yall are very welcome. 😀
You guys are hilarious. Really enjoyed reading about geology of area and loved your hike. We spent a couple of weeks in NM during April, but stayed in the south of the state before heading back to Big Bend. Will definitely put this area on our next NM trip! Thanks for all your videos and campground views. Sure helps the rest of us make solid plans.
That's good to hear. Thank you. 😊
Sharon, Im from Colorado, where the Rocky Mountains are , native, and I better get in shape! I was huffing and gasping for air just listening to you! Great job making it to the top!
I'm get in shape too. It was definitely a fun hike. 😀
I just LOVE you kids!
We love you too. 💞
You did great being it’s up so high. I’m going to share your video. Amazing place! It rain so much I never made it over there.
Cool thank you 💞 Oh no, the cave hike will post tomorrow. 😀
A truly truly AMAZING video!!! Everything was AMAZING!! you did a great job and thanks so much for including us!!! no drone shots??
😕 We don't have a drone yet. I'm not sure but I don't think a drone is allowed in park. 😏
I had to go back and watch this again. I didn't want to miss anything. So beautiful and the view from the top was defiantly worth the effort. Would love to know how long it took to get back down or better yet how long round trip? The beauty in nature never ceases to amaze. Thanks again!!
Sweet !!! It took us 3 hours but, we were film and goofing off. Normally, it takes 2 hours up and 1 hour down. 😀
Absolutely amazing video! Reminds me of a hike in Death Valley I did decades ago. I bet you kept looking up as though you’re in New York! Enjoyed that, thank you. - Diana in uk
It is truly an amazing place and we couldn't help ourselves. We had to look up. 😀
If I could give 10 👍 I would. Thank you for taking us on this hike. I really thoroughly enjoyed it. How long did it take to climb it and what time do you venture out? What time was it by the time you reached back down?
It took us 2 1/2 hours up. But we were filming and goofing off. We started out at 8:30 a.m. by the time we came back down it was like 11 or 11:30. Faster coming down than going up. 😀
Cool, good to know, in case I ever head that way for a weekend with grandkids since I’m inNM
That bird is a canyon wren.
Thank you 😀
Rock-on guys. Cheers!!!
I got lost going to Bandelier. I followed my Garmin RV GPS (big mistake). It took me through Los Alamos, up and around an 8,000 ft+ high mountain with hairpin curves and deep dropoffs (scary), had me turn down a 3 mi long dirt road and out the west side of the park into a logging camp. I stopped on the dirt road and walked to where men were camped and they said I was in logging territory and had to turn around and go back the dirt road. Finally found Bandelier Natl Monument, but they don't have RV parking there and sent me to Juniper Campground. Found site #10, a pull through, which my 19ft trailer just fit into. It was late, getting dark and I didn't want to walk back in the dark to the kiosk to pay. The next morning a ranger stopped by and said I needed to go to the Monument and pay or I would be fined $100. Ouch! Unhitched and went to pay. Glad I did as I was able to hike the path past the cliff dwellings, along a small river through woods and it was a great visit. Live and learn. I never rely 100% on my GPS; always use my Google Maps on my phone as backup.
Wow what an adventure. 😀 We 're glad you found a spot. What month was that ? We really want to go back there but not in May.
That was one great hike up the canyon and on top of the rock mountain. how long did it take to climb it?
It took us 2 1/2 hours but we were filming and just having fun. Only took 1 hour to come down. 😀
Wow what a neat hike. Where exactly is this? Putting it on a bucket list :)
It's in Cochiti, New Mexico. We stayed in the COE park there. 😀
@@NomadicRamblersAdventures i looked on a map and can't find Cochiti. Hmm town its near?
It's southwest of Santa Fe , New Mexico.
When you have to turn of your generator during quiet hours. Does your refrigerator warm up very much? What about when you are driving down the road? Wondering because we may go all electric frig if our old 2 way goes out?
We actually have a video coming up in a few days. But our refrigerator does great. We turn the generator off at night. And when it's hot weather we run an extension cord from the generator through the window to run the fridge. Our generator sets in the back of our truck.
I was worried about you tripping over a rock while holding the camera.
No matter what mr. Childers says I'm pretty sure footed. 😀
Can you rv camp at that park
Not there but 5 minutes away is the COE Cochiti Lake Campground. It's awesome too. I did a video on it a couple of days ago.
ua-cam.com/video/C7pRKBIhP88/v-deo.html
the nomadic ramblers I have seen a bigger volcanic tuff in nevada than this one
Oh I'm sure but this was our first time seeing anything like this. Where is the one in Nevada ?