Southwest Desert 200 Mile Road Trip Yuma Arizona
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Southwest Desert 200 Mile Road Trip Yuma Arizona Ride along as I travel from Quartzsite through the dest towns to Glamis CA and the Algodones Sand Dunes Sonoran Desert
Down through Ogilby Tumco Historical Site and dispersed campground. the historic Plank Road in the dunes. then back to Arizona with stops at the Center of the World Felicity CA. Pilot Knob LTVA Campground Yuma State Territorial Prison Museum to Cloud Model T Museum In Bard CA then on to Imperial Dam LTVA Campground to The outdoor museum at The Yuma Proving Grounds. This 3-day once in a lifetime trip is one to take.
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Thank you for these videos Russ. I grew up in SoCal and my dad used to disappear on his weekends and I never knew where he was going. When I turned 14 he started taking me and my best friend. He loved the area between Laguna Dam and Picacho Peak. This was in 1970. Nobody was hanging out there back then. He would never go past Parker Strip because he said that there was too much civilization in that direction. I miss my dad and those days. Oh yeah, he loved to go froggin' in the reeds along the river. We would eat fried frog-legs for breakfast, lunch and dinner. 🐸🦆🐟❤️🇺🇲
LOVE THE DESERT, Thanks RVerTV, Russ . Yuma Arizona, Yay Let The Journey Continue. 👍
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Let it roll down the highway 🛣
I enjoy your once in a lifetime series. Of course, I enjoy all of your videos, Russ. You do a great job.
Forgot to mention the Jabba the Hut sand barge scene from "Return of the Jedi" was filmed somewhere in these dunes. I remember reading a magazine interview years ago with the late Carrie Fisher where she talked about her experiences while filming there.
Thanks for the memories. Wife and I spent December 92 and Jan. , Feb. 93 at Gold Rock Ranch exploring the desert with the other campers. Great place to stay.
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🕊️ Beautiful sunny day!🌤️
🕊️ Thanks Russ🌹
That Dirt Devil was awesome! In Australia we call them 'Willy-Willys' 😂😂
I love this trip so many cool things ❤ That collection @ cloud museum was impressive must be a wealthy guy. It’s very good to know about the generator situation in Yuma. It’s such a beautiful contrast with the water and desert. Just all around fantastic video 👍👍
My grandfather moved to Blythe back in the late 1970s. I was going to college in Arizona back then, and he moved there around the same time my college boyfriend and I took a few trips to Orange County, California. We often stopped in Blythe to say hello my my grandfather. He liked Blythe, even though it was really hot in the summer. He lived in Phoenix when he was younger, before they had air conditioning, and he said Blythe reminded him a lot of how Phoenix was, back in the 1930s and 40s.
Big sky 😮
I love your videos so much. I can get away from it all not even being able to leave the chair. Thank you for this. Merry Christmas be safe and God bless you ☺️
Spent many camping Trips at Tumco. Kids were young every Thanksgiving spent it there. If you would have gone left you would seen the grave yard. Tumco not much left but some walls, foundations. Mine area has the old cyanide tanks, and below them are the huge riffle plates that caught the gold. Hard to believe people lived there. Thanks for the visit.
Hi,
Just wanted to ty & your daughter for all the work you do on the channel. My parents had you on when I was visiting and the sound of your voice captured my interest first. So I started watching and now I’m hooked. I love you laugh along with your voice. My parents are in their early 80s and can no longer travel so with your channel they sort of can. So I wanted you to TY guys! Look forward to future episodes. Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from the Coalfields of VA! Love Cecil & Willy Monk
and myself Rebecca Street 💜
Hello Street Family. Thank you for watching and Merry Christmas
Thanks for these videos, Russ! I wish you safe travels. Talk soon, Alan.
THANKS!
SuzyAnn.
Thank you once again🙏🏼😊 Incredibly lovely drive😇😎🚐🇺🇸🌵
Did you know that Jacques-Andre Istel, who founded that Center of the World is still living? He is going to be 95 next year. Amazing!!!!!
Thanks for telling us this was filmed in April.
Hi russ thanks for the tour a great collection of motoring history . Cheers mate🇦🇺
The vistas with the blue sky are wonderful .
On my way with a Donkey and a shovel!!Lol! Thanks Russ!
The movie is " 3:10 to Yuma " one of my favorites.
Thanks for the maps and highway shout-outs, Russ. Some of us have a severe map addiction, hahaha. I'm constantly looking on google, often with a second window open to track your locations and googling around in street view,....ie; traveling along vicariously. Cheers. 👍
Hi Russ, your videos are the most enjoyable out there, others their Hand movement make you feel dizzy and end up not finishing watching them. Keep the good work Russ, YOU’RE THE BEST, THANK YOU TAKING US WITH YOU EVERYWHERE, JUST SIMPLY AWESOME
Unbelievable how that museum in Bard is. How neatly everything is arranged and staged. That rv was something else. Wonder how many years it took to get it to this stage? In a lifetime no one could restore all of those cars. Amazing!
Excellent road trip to tag along with. Really blown away by the Cloud Museum and always a good feeling when I see the grand Colorado River. Cheers, Todd.
Love this guys videos and snickering laugh...
Very enjoyable trip Russ. Love old history made available like that car museum.
Thanks Slim, I have son with CP and hard to get away. Thanks for sunshine!
Amazing scenery- outstanding video
so interesting , every thing. 310 to yuma was the movie lol
First of all, I LOVE all of the RVerTV adventures! ❤️
…thank you!! 😀
It was funny when you said “the van’s shaking, what the heck” 32:17 …then all of a sudden a dirt devil appears, right in front of your rig! WOW, it jumped right over the top of the van!!
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Love the signature “Yay” after some remarks …makes me laugh every time! 😂
Well, now you can say …Plank Road …check.
While at the Official Center of the World in Felicity … Russ says, Here’s something …a pyramid …all in different languages …that one says watch RVerTV!
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I am SO glad you backtracked to visit Felicity, and thank you for putting up the aerial photos and slides with more info about this wonderful “little” town. I researched more about Felicity and hoping to visit someday, I’m about five hours from there.
We made it to Yuma Arizona …YAY! 😉
…enjoyed seeing all the places you showed us.
What a great video! I have friends who go to Yuma every winter, it looks different than I imagined. The town of Felicity wow glad you decided to stop very impressive. :) The old prison was very interesting as well. I really enjoy seeing the museums.
woow. day by day i fall in love of america since i am watching your videos i am desperating more and more. i dont know how i can there !
oh my God you are the one only who can help to make my way easier to be there .i dont have anybody who support me to be there .i ve had enough now to be patience .now i cant control myself .
oh my God .that would be my last wish for myself .make it come true .😢
That's the money maker shot. Dust Devil over the van
32:16 for everyone
HAPPY TRAILS , U.S.A. , RUSS, RVerTV FANS. Snow ; Cold - East Canada. Watching RVerTV - Munching Supper. WE LOVE RVerTV - BEST TV ON UA-cam. Thank you Russ.😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
What an incredible video, Russ! Not a dull second. Thank you, Russ, for the journey.
I sure hope that the dog has someone to give him/her food and water!!! ❤ 🐕🐾
The metal staircase was part of the Eiffel tower in Paris when it was in it's construction phase.
INCREDIBLE!! The Kawasaki one before this and this one are more the reason I tune in! This is the best Christmas present ever! Thank you! More like this instead of tours of towns please. ROAD TRIP! Yay
Wow, Russ, the more of your videos I see, the more I want to get back on the road it's the only way to fly. Yuma Prison, I offered to reenact the hangings but told them I could only do it once. Take care, and Merry Christmas, Mike in Oregon.
Great drone shots, its really cool to see this part of the country. Hope to explore the area one day. Safe travels Russ.
When my Mom brought me here in the 50ties we could drive a loiterer bit of it.
Your videos are tops! This is my 9th winter in Yuma, yet you've shown me things that I have not found on my own. Thanks so much for letting me ride along! 😎
We spent a whole day checking out the Tumco ghost town and mine. Was one of our highlights last winter
Thanks for interviewing Insty Connect. Another option we will be looking in to.
That's MIND BLOWING, & I'VE Never Seen Or Heard of ANYTHING At All LikeThat, Ya it is AMAZING, TOTALLY NEXT LEVEL & NO QUESTION AT ALL, & A Must See
THANK YOU FOR THAT
I Absolutely LOVE your VIDEOS!! We were snowbirders each year since 2009 to the very same spots you're showing in these clips! Since the C bug we haven't been able to travel to these places and we miss it SO MUCH!!! Came West through Parker to Quartzsite and then on to Imperial Dam where we stayed until it was "safe" ( temperature😉) to go home to BC seeing your videos is so awesome! We can really identify with all those places you show. Would LOVE it if you did a tour to Squaw Lake with that ABSOLUTELY PHENOMINAL new camera you have. I see the roads, the rocks, the trees...how we miss that. Your posts give people like us who've called that place HOME another chance to see it. A HUGE THANK YOU!! Also, your technique is perfection! Not too many voice-overs (perfect in fact) Just the right tempo, steady and no dizzying panning. LOVE the drone footage too. What can I say, WE LOVE IT! Music is also wonderful. We're FANS!
Hi Mr Rvr. We went to Glamis and on our way back to Phoenix we stopped at Quartzite spent the night at high jolly rode the side by side around town stopped at your friends game store. I mentioned you and they gave me one of your stickers! Great people they are. Had a beer at Beer belly’s checked out swap meet. What a great time!!!! Be safe and Merry Christmas to you and your family🎄🌵
I was thinking…there has to be ghosts wandering Yuma Prison! 😳I definitely wouldn’t walk through there at night! 😅I was just waiting for you to mention ghosts! And you did!! 🥴😆
Also, call me “country” but I never knew there were sand dunes in California and Arizona. 🤦🏽♀️ That’s amazing! I just started watching your videos this week and I’m already addicted! 😁
Thanks for showing off this area, Russ! I was born in El Centro, I live in Holtville, I work in Brawley, and I like to spend my weekends out at Glamis! Even though it gets hot here, it's wonderful during the winter and a lot of fun to explore! Happy Holidays to you Russ!
Centre of the world. Museum. I am beyond impressed. ❤
I LOVE your videos. You take GREAT TIME for these Movies. Thank you
Love the tour of musciun 👍
wow. Center of the world!! I have to see it.
Reminds me of the movie 3 ten to Yuma
Your videos are great. I even like the music you play.
Thx for sharing your trip.
Great video 👍🏻
Thanks. Imagine sitting in man cave and watching your videos!!. Feels like I am travelling. 👌👌
That store in Gold Rock is very cool and well put together.
I remember Yuma ,especially Yuma Pass! That was back when cars had a tendency to over heat, and seeing the cars and trucks lined up going over the pass on the side of the road to cool off was a norm. It was nothing to be at 105 degrees at three in the morning. LOL I even remember the signs saying stay off the grass, due to it being artificial and it melting to your feet.
Awesome video Russ !!! They just keep better and better👍
Yuma native - born there in 1953. Been to Glamis a few times and down Ogilby Road and to Ogilby. Mostly went to Buttercup Valley, rather then the Northern part of the dunes. We called the Buttercup area the "Yuma Dunes", even though it's in California. As a Cub Scout circa 1959 I walked all the way to and from Buttercup Valley out in the middle of the dunes, right off I-8 to the left (South). The Buttercup area is way better for scenery, in that it is less spoiled by sand rails and other human intervention. The valley was always pristeen, except for abandoned movie artifacts (Flight of the Phoenix & several Westerns). There were minor sand drags around Buttercup in the 60's and 70s, but not so many or so organized as in Glamis. In the 60s Yuma guys would make their own 4WD vehicles, and use WV Bugs. There were P/U Truck and Jeep conversioins with "floats" (tires). More one guy I knew would find and install a transaxel and front wheel drive member on a 2WD vehicle, and make it do. We kids then could not afford to buy a 4WD rig.
BTW most of I-8 and the dunes we used are a long way from the Mexican border. Buttercup Valley is at least a mile South into the dunes, and several miles more Mexico. There are only 3 places where I-8 (Hwy 80) come close to Mexico. At the extremes around Jacumba and when you are almost in Yuma you can see the border. Then for a short stretch just West of the Buttercup where the road veers South you get close to the International boundary there too.
Also, the very first roads across the desert between Yuma and points West to San Diego were in this order.
Trails - Plank Road - Concrete Road (mostly in rock cutouts toward the Jacuma area where you get out of the sand and Mesquite) - 1st asphalt road - 2nd and official Hwy 80 Asphalt road (with severe dips for a few miles to allow flash flood run-off) - then I-8.
A old Yuma desert rat.
Excellent video! Thanks Russ!
correct me if I'm wrong but didn't you do a video on the sand dunes once before? also the yuma Prison brought back a memory when I went to see the prison some years ago. they was a reader board that told of the block house in the middle of the prison. When prisoners got into fights or otherwise did something wrong they would be put into this block house. there is a hole in the roof, no windows and a solid door, any way the guards would drop live rattle snakes down through the hole in the roof. can you imagine the feeling in the dark and standing shoulder to shoulder with other prisoners' and have a snake hit you in the head?. makes you wonder who is more evil, the prisoners or the guards. the next time we went to the prison to see more, they had taken down the reader board, apparently some woman thought that was too much for her to bear
Really like the new tunes too!
Awesome video Russ!! Cloud's was something special!!!
The movie you were trying to remember was "3:10 to Yuma", 1957 and remade in 2007.
Thanks for the video, Russ! Travel safe sir!
So cool
Thanks Russ. Loved this . Glammis Dunes is where Star Wars and Flight of the Phoenix were filmed . Stay safe
thank you
Oh, I remember the heat Teach.... Spent a lot of time at MCAS Yuma in the late 60's. A buddy had an old Chevy station wagon with no windshield... Been on a few trips on back roads (100 MPH or better) heading to San Luis, Mex... The young and foolish daze, but I survived....
Loved..loved your Shows..thank you for sharing...please come to Mn...hope will see you soon.😊❤
Free masons 😮
To cool for school
Great review ❤
Wonderful video!❤👍
Merry Christmas Russ!
Thanks for another great year~ 🆒…🚐 😊 Jeannie
Once you see a few people going you follow them because you know if anyone coming they just see person after person and they know it safer that way
There’s a bar out in the sand dunes. If you’re looking at the store it would be at your 10:00. Called Boardermans.
Thank you for a great video! Happy New Year. Goldie in Jacksonville Florida 🎉
u do such a good job...
I love your Trips I can't get out so I watch you and your trips and it makes me feel like I am right there with you, awesome stuff and places to see Thank-you for taking me with you . I am from Spokane, Washington
Thank you for the great video, I enjoyed every minute of it. Have a merry Christmas and a prosperous new year with safe travels.
Just north, I think, is an area full of round desert varnish rocks. Pretty cool area.
thank you very much Russ ! 👍
Stone etchings are usually done with a rubber mat and a sand blaster The rubber mat is cut so that what you see is what's blasted
Not a fan of the desert areas but your videos are nevertheless extremely entertaining
Appreciate us support to Korean War from Seoul, Korea.
Great video Russ! and have a Merry Christmas 😊
Superb video. Just subscribed on your channel.
Thank You
1:41:42 there’s storyboard you passed, it has name of the movie you refer to. 3:10 Yuma. Russel Crowe was in it. Interesting tour, Tks.
Merry Christmas and Happy New year.
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We had those grinders and used it for dry corn. Thats how we made corn flour in mexico
When I was in Quartzite last year we visited Yuma and came back the route (followed the RV GPS) might not have been the exact route but close definitely different than AZ 95.
Russ, I believe that the movie you were trying to think of was called 3;10 To Yuma. At least that's the only one I can think of.
Jay Leno should come here for a visit and look at these cars, he might even purchase a few! 🤔😅😃😂😆😄
A good way to see the Top of the World in Felicity, CA is to pay $40 for 2 weeks in the Pilot Knob LTVA.