My uncle lived in Fairbanks for over 30 yrs. He now lives in Palm Springs, California. From the ice cold to the hot desert. Thanks for showing me where my uncle lived for so long!
My aunt Joan and uncle Rodney from my dad side lived up there for years and years and years! I’m glad you got up there cause I’ve heard stories! I have a picture of my uncle Rodney hunting
Hi Robert. wow this was the best video ever u did in Alaska. l love the parts when u visit the museum's and the Pioneer Park with those cabins lt was so vintage thats wat l like to see. Also the ice place it was awesome. it was funny when u broke the ice glass. when u went to the festival showing those vintage cars thats so kool. This video was the best. Keep it up Robert. Happy Birthday Elly hope u had fun. Nice work. 😎👍
Robert and Ilia that show was so nive of Fairbanks. Thank you for sharing. Robert if i am not mistaken did i hear new music. It sounded wonderful. Your talents of photography, music production and narration is wonderful . Say hi to the Momma for us and see you soon on the highway. Thank you in gratitude. Carolyn and colin Hogarth from Osoyoos B.C. Canada
Your trip just keeps on looking amazing. Keep up the great work, and as always safe travels....on your return from Hershey, or wherever you are heading next.
Great video! Loved seeing the car show. My dad had a 57 Chevy Belair that I remember as a little girl. Great car. Love the scenery in Alaska and all the points of interest you captured.
WOW❤ well, we just came back from NYC, that was a dream coming true…and now, back honey in Germany, we just watched rhis video (sure all the others too!). Thanks Robert, you built a new dream for us: to go to Alaska, specially Fairbanks and surrounding ❤
Thank you Robert, missed Ily s birthday. This episode is one of the best.....i learn so much with you .... One day i hope to follow your paths...i Dream... Pat from Normandy
Hello Traveling Robert ,this was an AMAZING and OUTSTANDING experience with the sights and sounds of Fairbanks, Alaska. Absolutely AWESOME! I can't wait to see what's next. Awesome Robert!
Wow Fairbanks and the North Pole have it going on, as far as the events, foods, activities, and museums go! With the way everyone gets together at the Midnight Festival, it looks as if everyone is having a wonderful and fun time!! Also, I like the way there are electric plugs for vehicles! The food and drinks🧊🧊 at the Breweries and restaurants that you and Illy went to looked amazing!! 🍽🍽Thanks for sharing, and see you soon!🏞
Great travelogue. Love the ice martini glass, very inventive. Have to keep the walking and exercise to burn off all those calories. Too much good food.
Those pipes are called "utilidors". They are used for ventilation of different utilities... like, communications cables, gas lines and there's also got water pipes running before to help businesses for heating. All these utilities are routed above the permafrost.
Enjoyed the video. I was in Fairbanks with my family at the same time as you were. We only had Thursday in town and spent the moving waking down and visiting the Morris Thompson center and the afternoon on the riverboat saw the Trail Breaker Kennel from the boat and visited the Chean Villag. We also stayed at the Bridge Water we had dinner at Bobby's Downtown.
Sadly the original Masonic Temple burnt down a number of years ago. I grew up there in Fairbanks and North Pole. I also used to go to that Masonic Temple for DeMolay, which is a Masonic youth fraternity. I miss my home town after watching this video, it’s been about 8 years since I’ve been home.
That '57 Chevy had the earliest metallic paint color available at the time, for Chevy. . . just sayin'! As a kid, it was my favorite color for new '57 Chevy!
Enjoyed our stay in 1999 when it was Riverview Campground. A few miles outside of Fairbanks we visited the NOAA weather station where they have huge satellite dishes to pick up weather data from the overhead satellites (the other being in VA)
I recommend you try your hand at winter and snow somewhere warmer than Alaska first. Temps below freezing are very dangerous if you are I'll prepared and Alaska should be about as harsh as it gets. They haven't had heater blocks in populated areas of eastern Canada for a while but that they still have them on the street in Alaska speak volume. Not to mention driving in snow to say nothing of towing on icy roads. Because tractor trailer operate year around in Canada, it's totally doable but it's a skill that needs to be learned. If Winnibago has winterised trailers, that would be a good choice for the next Minitini for a winter trip upstate NY (Lake Placid) or ski resorts in Vermont or Colorado. That would be a good start and open all sorts of new trips and stories which I think would make for nice videos. There definitely is a reason you hear of snowbirds but never of northern flamingos. Note: when chasing leaves in Vermont you hit yourself against tourist industry closed for the season. You would run into more of this in snowy winter lands.
It came with solid steps that took too much room, were heavy, and needed to be readjusted every time. We found this solution to be more practical for the trip ahead..... and it was
The Alaska Railroad was built originally and then operated by the US Military until the 70s'. We have gone out to dinner at Big Daddy's over many visits but of late the service and servings have gone down. The food is still good but there is less of it.
Arguably one of the best travel channels on UA-cam, from one of the best personalities. Look forward to the next video!
Robert, thank you very much for this beautiful video.👌👌👌👍👍👍👍
Thanks for the ride traveling Robert and Illy;😊
Most AMAZING TRIP!!!
Nice! Never been, so thank you for taking us along.
As always, excellent video, thank you
What an awesome video Mr. Robert, thank you. 🍻
My uncle lived in Fairbanks for over 30 yrs. He now lives in Palm Springs, California. From the ice cold to the hot desert. Thanks for showing me where my uncle lived for so long!
If he lived there in the 70's, I might know him. What's his name?
Sad
One of your best videos!
Alaska, cool 😎
Yeah Robert, the 1957 Chevy Bel Air is a beautiful work of art. A true classic!
Happy Birthday, Mrs Travelling Robert. 🎉
Hello 👋🏽 Robert and Lily. Happy Birthday Lily 🎉🎁🎂🥳❤️🙏🏽 Enjoy!!!!
You do a great job Robert ! Looking fwd to more
Wishing a Very Happy Birthday Liy😃🙋♀️🎊🎈🎁🎂🥳🎉 Great videos Robert😃👍
Great video as always! It’s nice seeing more of Illy in this video!
Amazing live fairbanks 🎉 nice trip
Thank you for what you do Robert and stay safe !
Thanks
Awesome video!
Good haircut Robert👍and great video 📹 as always homie 😊
Cool video thanks for sharing
This one was worth waiting for. Fairbanks looks like a great place in mid-Summer.
Pioneer Park was Best! You do need that old wood chipper truck.. What a great video!
Cool stuff! Looking forward to next weeks episode
My aunt Joan and uncle Rodney from my dad side lived up there for years and years and years! I’m glad you got up there cause I’ve heard stories! I have a picture of my uncle Rodney hunting
Yet another great film, Robert! You always entertain, inform, and never disappoint! Thank you!
Hi Robert. wow this was the best video ever u did in Alaska. l love the parts when u visit the museum's and the Pioneer Park with those cabins lt was so vintage thats wat l like to see. Also the ice place it was awesome. it was funny when u broke the ice glass. when u went to the festival showing those vintage cars thats so kool. This video was the best. Keep it up Robert. Happy Birthday Elly hope u had fun. Nice work. 😎👍
The Harding train car would be the ultimate RV!
Awesome video!! I've never been in. Alaska before. Safe travels!! Eli I hope you had a wonderful. Birthday 🎂🥳🎂🥳
Oh! The one I’ve been waiting for ⚾️!
Just starting to watch it but it’s already The Northern Most Coolest UA-cam Video I’ve every seen 🥶⬆️
SOOOOOOOOO CUTE!!!!!
Went to Fairbanks/North pole last February absolutely beautiful.
Really liked that shirt you bought!!!
The music at 38:24 + - is so nice. Very enjoyable video, Guys! I like when you guys eat! :) haha.. You had a fun time, nice to see you smile.
Robert and Ilia that show was so nive of Fairbanks. Thank you for sharing. Robert if i am not mistaken did i hear new music. It sounded wonderful. Your talents of photography, music production and narration is wonderful . Say hi to the Momma for us and see you soon on the highway. Thank you in gratitude. Carolyn and colin Hogarth from Osoyoos B.C. Canada
Your trip just keeps on looking amazing. Keep up the great work, and as always safe travels....on your return from Hershey, or wherever you are heading next.
Great video! Loved seeing the car show. My dad had a 57 Chevy Belair that I remember as a little girl. Great car. Love the scenery in Alaska and all the points of interest you captured.
WOW❤ well, we just came back from NYC, that was a dream coming true…and now, back honey in Germany, we just watched rhis video (sure all the others too!). Thanks Robert, you built a new dream for us: to go to Alaska, specially Fairbanks and surrounding ❤
Thank you Robert, missed Ily s birthday.
This episode is one of the best.....i learn so much with you ....
One day i hope to follow your paths...i Dream...
Pat from Normandy
Wow! Robert! I had no idea Fairbanks was such a great place to visit. What a great video. Thanks so much for doing what you two are doing!
That was such a fun and nice video! Thank Robert, that was a pure pleasure to watch! Also, happy birthday Ily!!
Hello Traveling Robert ,this was an AMAZING and OUTSTANDING experience with the sights and sounds of Fairbanks, Alaska. Absolutely AWESOME! I can't wait to see what's next. Awesome Robert!
That Pump House looks very interesting to visit and dine in. Thanks again for another great video!!
I love these Alaskan videos!!!
Alaskan place that sells ham and cheese sandwiches and rum and lime-soda cocktails...
AKA a Cuban Restaurant
LET'S GOOOOOO!
Wow Fairbanks and the North Pole have it going on, as far as the events, foods, activities, and museums go! With the way everyone gets together at the Midnight Festival, it looks as if everyone is having a wonderful and fun time!! Also, I like the way there are electric plugs for vehicles! The food and drinks🧊🧊 at the Breweries and restaurants that you and Illy went to looked amazing!! 🍽🍽Thanks for sharing, and see you soon!🏞
Great travelogue. Love the ice martini glass, very inventive. Have to keep the walking and exercise to burn off all those calories. Too much good food.
So much to see and do in Alaska! Thank you for the tour of Fairbanks.
Very impressive Resort..the martini glass are cool 😎
Awww, antique cars, my husband, Philip, his favorite is 56 Belaire 2 door sedan, he had one back in the 70's, but not no more. It was bronze & cream.
Enjoyed the video. My brother was in the Army and was stationed in Fairbanks. He really enjoyed himself. Fairbanks is a bucket list trip for me!
As always great video.. I hope that ankle is holding up well.
It is!
Another great video! Happy birthday Elly!
Good over view of Fairbanks not seen in other tourist videos.
That Ice Museum was really cool and the picture of you two is frame worthy!!
It never fails. You wash your truck, and it rains.
I ran into you at the Midnight Sun festival and I made it on the video! So excited, it was great meeting you there (visiting from Los Angeles)
Lie
very nice fairbanks got a lot going for it p eace
Awesome video, Happiest Birthday Illy! 😊
Love your vids!! Awesomely done. Love your honest reviews as well. Happy belated birthday to your sweet beloved💐🎉🎉🛍️🎈🎈🎈
Nice haircut, Robert!
Great episode, Robert 😊
A good movie about Alaska and dealing with the midnite sun is "Insomnia', Al Pacino and Robin Williams, great thriller.
Hope to see the Northern lights someday.
Dalton highway. Wow, really looking forward seeing that. Incredible change of scenery, especailly Minnietinnie. From White to absolute filthy.
This makes me wanna plan a visit to alaska next summer
We live near Fairbanks and it is a special if not ruff around the edges place.
Those pipes are called "utilidors". They are used for ventilation of different utilities... like, communications cables, gas lines and there's also got water pipes running before to help businesses for heating. All these utilities are routed above the permafrost.
Dear Robert, when you say fly pilican its like Tony Montana 😂😂😊
ЛАЙК !!! 😊👍
Missed this live bummer i was up but didnt know. Happy Sunday!
Did you know the largest grizzly is on display at the airport! Great footage Robert.
❤
is nice that you visited fairbanks alaska
Bon anniversaire Ily !
You need to go to Manley Hot Springs Alaska....I when there in 1972....I lived in Fairbanks at that time.
Safe travels
Enjoyed the video. I was in Fairbanks with my family at the same time as you were. We only had Thursday in town and spent the moving waking down and visiting the Morris Thompson center and the afternoon on the riverboat saw the Trail Breaker Kennel from the boat and visited the Chean Villag. We also stayed at the Bridge Water we had dinner at Bobby's Downtown.
Happy birthday ILY ! Not sure if I spelled her name correctly ? LOVE the group picture at the brewery !!
Good morning everyone!❤
Asito todos videos e live muito legal abraço isack pacheco nova friburgo rio de janeiro Brasil
Good Morning 👋🏾
Ρόμπερτ! Πάντα ψυχαγωγείς, ενημερώνεις και ποτέ δεν απογοητεύεις!
Sadly the original Masonic Temple burnt down a number of years ago. I grew up there in Fairbanks and North Pole. I also used to go to that Masonic Temple for DeMolay, which is a Masonic youth fraternity. I miss my home town after watching this video, it’s been about 8 years since I’ve been home.
That '57 Chevy had the earliest metallic paint color available at the time, for Chevy. . . just sayin'!
As a kid, it was my favorite color for new '57 Chevy!
Enjoyed the air museum tour. Would love to see your take on the Air Force museum in Dayton Ohio
Enjoyed our stay in 1999 when it was Riverview Campground. A few miles outside of Fairbanks we visited the NOAA weather station where they have huge satellite dishes to pick up weather data from the overhead satellites (the other being in VA)
Beautiful but extreme weather. Must be difficult to live there on a daily basis
Ooops! I meant, "The Midnight Sun🌞 Festival"!🤭
Was thinking he same thing about the reindeer, they look as though they need a vet. Hopefully someone saw that and sent out a rescue team!
Hi Robert! Hopefully you love Fairbanks, AK I used to live in Fairbanks for 9 years now I move back California but will be moving to Miami soon
I really like Fairbanks
GM.ALL, Happy Bday. Illy🎂 (Ismael n Mary)
I recommend you try your hand at winter and snow somewhere warmer than Alaska first. Temps below freezing are very dangerous if you are I'll prepared and Alaska should be about as harsh as it gets. They haven't had heater blocks in populated areas of eastern Canada for a while but that they still have them on the street in Alaska speak volume. Not to mention driving in snow to say nothing of towing on icy roads. Because tractor trailer operate year around in Canada, it's totally doable but it's a skill that needs to be learned.
If Winnibago has winterised trailers, that would be a good choice for the next Minitini for a winter trip upstate NY (Lake Placid) or ski resorts in Vermont or Colorado. That would be a good start and open all sorts of new trips and stories which I think would make for nice videos.
There definitely is a reason you hear of snowbirds but never of northern flamingos.
Note: when chasing leaves in Vermont you hit yourself against tourist industry closed for the season. You would run into more of this in snowy winter lands.
Went to 6:19 Fairbanks with you Robert seen the North Pole thank you ever be able to tour Hawaii Robert later buddy ?
I WENT TO DENALI SEPTEMBER. BUT NEVER MADE IT TO FAIRBANKS. I WOULD LOVE TO DO COCHENA HOT SPRINGS WITH AUROAS OVERHEAD
Moving dishes are probably tracking weather satellites on polar orbits.
Oh how I remember Chena Hot Springs. I am the only Florida girl that has broken her leg on a dog sled ride there. I love Fairbanks.
Wonderful, just wondering about the steps to access the RV. Why are you guys using the removable steps. Thanks for your answer!
It came with solid steps that took too much room, were heavy, and needed to be readjusted every time. We found this solution to be more practical for the trip ahead..... and it was
The Alaska Railroad was built originally and then operated by the US Military until the 70s'. We have gone out to dinner at Big Daddy's over many visits but of late the service and servings have gone down. The food is still good but there is less of it.