Along the Border - Winter Run E2
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- Опубліковано 28 січ 2021
- This winter we decided we wanted to go somewhere new, and somewhere warmer. The goal was to visit several of the national parks that are just too hot in the summer - Big Bend, Guadalupe Mountains, White Sands, and Saguaro!
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We live in the Sacramento Mountains NE of Cloudcroft and drive 10 miles of dirt/gravel roads and one forest road to get to our house. Glad Revere Overland got to experience some of Southern NM country.
Been binge watching your videos and I keep seeing places I've also camped at! The quality of your videos are top notch, you definitely deserve more subscribers!! Thanks for sharing your adventures
Very well done video. I highly recommend a cordless 1/2" impact to change tires and they can be used for many other items on the truck with a full socket set. I don't miss the tires iron or 4-way. With thousands spent on an overland set up... what's another few hundred for a cordless impact. I have 12v Charger also and it works great to recharge my camping lights and cordless impact battery.
Hope Andreas is feeling better! Just starting to feel better after a torn minuscus. Knees are no joke. Beautiful scenery! I’ll stick with my winter wonderland for now... this summer I may go to the east coast
turns out my knee was infected, probably at surgery. I just had another surgery this Friday to get it cleaned up. They left the acl graph in there because it did not look bad. But this explains the discomfort that made me go home sooner.
Very nice👍
Great stuff, and some solid filmmaking too!
Man, just made me a subscriber! What an awesome trip!
Another fantastic video.
OMG! I know this is old but for new guys…. No high lift for tire changes. 1. You have to lift past suspension. 2. Unstable. I have a high lift myself but bottle jack it whenever possible! So much easier and safer! You’re well traveled. Others aren’t.
Thanks for posting really good vids on your channel. I especially enjoyed this episode since I frequent the Lincoln National Forrest often and typically stop by White Sands NP while we are in the area. We have checked out a few of the backroads but have never been up in the ridge area where you camped. I have looked at that area quite a number of times on the topo map and I only imagined how the views might be but your vid added confirmation that they are absolutely breathtaking! Keep up the good work!
Man! You drove right through and I didn't even know! Lol I would have loved to have said hi. I live in El Paso these are all my favorite spots. Along with the Gila and Lincoln NF
Great video! If you remember, I commented that I finished watching your movie while on the AZBDR section 4......1 day ahead of when you went through, lol! I live in Tucson....if you ever come back this way, hit me up. I frequent the trails around Southern AZ all the time. I'm heading to the Redington Pass area tomorrow, lol. Again, really enjoyed the video. Your editing, camera perspectives and soundtrack are excellent! Keep up the good work.
That part of NM is so awesome. I explored that same area back in October. We followed a very rough trail in the Guadalupe Mountains section of Lincoln National Forest, to a triple-sided ridge for an epic camp spot. The Capitan Mountains around Ruidoso are also amazing.
I really enjoyed that whole area! Did you head south from Queen towards the Texas border in the mountains? We started heading that way because I thought it would be really cool, but we wanted cell signal for Christmas Day, so came back towards Queen.
@@RevereOverland No. I did the Caverns, then checked out Sitting Bull Falls. From that area I followed some BLM roads westward into Lincoln NF. (That was difficult as there’s a lot of ranches to work around). Camped on the ridge, then went north into the Cloudcroft area. I tried navigating the Sacramento Mountains area off pavement, but there’s so many dead ends and private land. Near Ruidoso I decided to take a sure route to Santa Fe and did a section the Lifestyle Overland Enchanted Rockies trail. That went along the Capitan Mountain Wilderness area, and is absolutely stunning.
@@kyle_throws_tools nice! I put together a route from the Canyons through the BLM land too, but it was late in the day, and the very first turn was a road that just didn't exist, so we took pavement!
It's been a while since I watched Lifestyle Overland's ERT. I'll have to check it out again.
Should Thank your Co-pilot,
Be a lonely trip otherwise 😉
youre killing it man, great work! Im trying but this YT stuff is definitely hard!
It's like having a second full time job!
Once COVID-19 restrictions are lessened, I want to do a trip from BC, Canada (where I am), over to Montana, and down through the states to Mexico, then back up via the pacific coast.
Your videos inspire me to want to get out and explore, I just hope we can all do it again safely one day 🤞.
That would be an incredible trip! I’d love to do something like that in one big run at some point, rather than a few weeks at a time, but work keeps getting in the way!
The way you create your content is why I have subscribed👍👌💯 ‘kind apologies, to why I had not stumbled upon this channel earlier’
Much love & mad respect from Outback Australia🇦🇺🍻
How beautiful! The cactus 🌵 are awesome, you are really showing us the beauty of the desert 🏜. Thank you !
As a Canadian seeing it snow in the desert is depressing...
Lol! I thought it was really cool, but we definitely preferred the 20+ Celsius we had the previous episode!
We needed the snow in the desert southwest. Snow in the desert is beautiful.
Another great video! You guys do a great job of keeping it about the journey and not the rigs/stuff. Thank you!
WOW!!, you did some great editing on this video! Almost like a movie!! Thanks for sharing!!!👍👍😀😀🍺🍺🍺🍻
Thank you!
Can’t wait to be able to go back USA !! Unforgettable Adventures 🤙🏼 Thanks!
So needed this little slice of life tonight. Just lovely. Miss the road & West so much. Thank you Sir!
Enjoyed, shared, liked , amazing job on this one. Cheers from the great white north
Thanks for sharing!
Keep Inspiring!
Awesome videos. I'm from Kentucky but lived in Texas and New Mexico for several years. I've been to most of these spots and these videos bring back a lot of memories. My favorite hike ever was the Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks near Santa Fe. If you ever go back I highly recommend it.
I just Googled some pictures, and the Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks look really cool!
Awesome...some of the best drone footage out there!!!
Great videos 👍
Thanks
Epic trip! Great shooting and so fun to watch.
Refreshing! Loved the small share of knowledge regarding the places you visit!
Your videos never fail to inspire. Great footage. Cool adventure. And welcome to AZ🤠
Great camping
I’ve had this on as background *educational* noise while I re-design my truck, and DAMM it sounds like I’m listening to the Elon musk of overlanding! Keep up the great work!
Epic. Great video. I can't wait to check out some of these places. Great video work
Great Video.
Beautiful job capturing those stunning places. I’ve skirted most that route back in my road trip days. Now that we overland I’d love to see it the way you did.
Hey what kind of car jack was that? That looked so easy. Let me know if you like it and what kind it is.
Dumb people and their down votes. 🤦♂️
Love your vids man, keep it going! Thanks!
Thanks! The biggest complaint I get is the music, because everyone's tastes are different. I assume that's where most come from!
Excellent video, captured the trip really well. Keep it up!
Great Video. We are from NM and have traveled all of those areas. I was actually born at White Sands Missile Range back in the day. Thanks for sharing your trip with us. Good stuff as always. We lived in Texas for 15 years so we spent a ton of time in Big bend as well.
How did you get a key ? btw your 4 runner reminds me 200 series as it has ARB or like ARB bumper with bull bars. Looking good
Man you’re covering all our spots this year. Big bend is on our radar after Yellowstone
Big Bend is probably my favorite. I have a feeling I’ll be spending another winter there in the future!
Enjoyed the video and is now making me want to drive there myself, ha!
You should! The Arizona BDR was great, and I plan on going back to do the whole thing.
You and The Story Till Now do the same sort of filming. Great cinematic shots.
Thanks. I've definitely gained some inspiration from his videos.
The variety of the landscape in Arizona is incredible! Wish I was there😕 Greetings from Germany
It really is! There are plenty of rental companies for when international travel opens up again!
How do the capabilities of your new rig compare with the WK with QD2 (which makes all the difference)? Taken my WK through the many trails of AZ (I live in MD). I am looking but over $50,000 seems so extreme. Sorry for prattling on...
Man, this is an amazing video. Just overwhelmed watching it. Too sad some people littering and ruining the beauty of nature. But thanks for sharing!
Hey loved this video keep safe and keep them coming!
Wow! I really enjoyed this video.
Thanks!
Great job on the video. Amazing footage and information. Keep making videos.
Thank you! Will do!
Awesome adventure. How did the Propex heater work during the coldest nights? Was it sufficient to keep the tent warm? I bought one, and it’s ready to go, but I haven’t had a chance to go out on any real winter adventure with it yet.
It was so nice! We had it on full blast when it was 17 F, and were a little too hot still! We used it to heat both mine and Andres' tent a few times since it's easier to use than his diesel heater, but you lose a LOT of heat when trying to split between two.
Great video. Been following along for a while. Drone shots are great!!!
Thanks 👍
It’s like you knew I was moving from Kentucky to El Paso
Your Literally in my back yard!
FYI, Saguaro is pronounced Sa(h)uaro! Other than that, excellent video.
I based my pronunciation off a Nat Geo show I watched, but pronouncing it as an h makes a lot more sense!
Revere Overland that's the correct pronunciation; pronounced as h; after all, I used to live in Tucson and Phoenix in Arizona. I ought to know! Right?
Yup! I feel a little dumb for not realizing that's how it should be pronounced!
Revere Overland not to worry! You are enlightened now! ;-)
Great vid, did you get your tire fixed, it was never mentioned?
I tried to get it patched, but they couldn't do it. We settled with a plug!
I'll bet you're happy not to be traveling in Texas today. I was looking forward to your 'steak/meal/prep'...:(
You’re not the only person who has said they want more cooking! I’m not much of a chef though!
And yes, things are rough across most of the country at the moment! We unfortunately had to cancel a trip.
@@RevereOverland haha...get with it! doesn't have to be gourmet style...just some good home cook'n. also, I find it very interest to see people's camp kitchen set-up. It'll add a new dimension to you channel and get more subs...guaranteed.
question: between warm and hot region, which one costs more in terms of heating vs. air conditioner? do you spend more on heater in cold climate? or do you spend more on air-conditioner in hot climate?
Camping or living in a house?
@@RevereOverland campervan/motorhome/RV. not a house.
@@nealtran6844I'd assume heating an RV is probably a little cheaper. The heater is cheaper and they don't use a ton of propane. An air conditioner costs more and needs a generator to keep it going.
This is some guesswork and rounding here, but running the propane heater 24/7 is under $10 a day in propane. Running a generator 24/7 is around $30 a day in gas at $2.50 a gallon. Of course, when you're somewhere hot and dry you don't need to run the AC constantly.
You'd need a battery and solar setup for the propane heater, and a slightly bigger battery and solar setup could help reduce the AC costs too, since you wouldn't need to run the generator as much.
@@RevereOverland so with RV, it's cheaper to stay in a snowy place, rather than in a sweating place. the food taste better too, yeah?
Is there a link to the Arizona Backcountry route?
ridebdr.com/azbdr/
@@RevereOverland thank you!
Do you carry firewood? If not where do you get it?
I don’t. Fire/burn bans are so common when and where I travel that I just don’t bother anymore.
@@RevereOverland Thank you
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Love your videos!! Did you have any issues with the OME suspension over the huge distances you’ve driven?
Not at all, it's still going strong 40k miles later. I do need heavy duty springs in the rear though!
You dont have a plug kit?
I do, but I wanted to put the spare on and get the flat one professionally patched since I was going through town. Turns out the hole was too close, so it had to be plugged!
@@RevereOverland oh ok, just making sure because a plug kit is mandatory
All my nearby hangouts👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 (Lexus_luthor14).
Would be nice if you show at least a few minutes of your cooking
I watch people do such fancy camp cooking like stuffed mushrooms... It always makes things like my grilled cheese or chili look really boring lol.
So you came across a trashed up camp site and instead of cleaning it up & then enjoying it, you just decided to leave it and find a clean one !?!?! That was very lazy of you as an overlander, you did not care for the land, you left it for someone else just like the people who created the mess. Very lame of you in my opinion.
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You'll need an empty truck bed and some heavy duty gloves. Neither of which I had.