Just...wow. I've known for a long time Americans move around and drive a lot but as an European the distance you traveled is just bewildering to me. To put it into perspective, your trip is roughly equivalent of doing a roundtrip across the continent from Birmingham, UK to Damascus, Syria. Ignoring certain geopolitical issues, this comparative route passes through UK, France, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Serbia, Bulgaria, Turkey and finally Syria. I'm not complaining or anything, just had to put this into perspective for myself.
Oh you should have!! 😄 we weren't anticipating her to be open but felt lucky she was on our brief trip through. Glad to know they are still there. Hope you have a great day!
The wife and I watch every episode together in our office on the Mac. Some of this brings back old memories (she is 78 and I'm 80 next week). I wish the ability to do so many physical and mental challenges was still available, we applaud your accomplishments.
As one who drove with my wonderful wife several years ago from Northern California to Alaska and back in celebration of our 50th wedding anniversary I thoroughly enjoyed your journey. We followed the same route most of the way. It was wonderful to see your great wildlife videography and nature scenes including the drone shots. Of course your healthy and fun relationship between the two of you and your dogs as well all contributed to a great video. Thanks so much!
AS A CONFIRMED DOG LOVER, I SOOO APPRECIATE YOUR ON-GOING EFFORTS TO ENSURE THE COMFORT OF YOUR SENIOR POOCHES!!! AND LET'S NOT FORGET THE ENDLESS WONDERFUL VIDEOS YOU CONTINUE TO PROVIDE WE VIEWERS!
I was moved to tears listening to you two reminisce about your past travels at that lake. I lost my husband last year, and you never understand just how precious those shared memories are until your partner is gone. You guys are blessed to have the documentation of so many of your travels and adventures because you take the time to share them with the world through your channel. Thank you for doing so. I know it's not always fun to have the cameras going non-stop, but we appreciate you doing so.
I was going to say the same. Lost my husband a few years ago and the transience of life hits me hard at every moment. It is so important to live fully in the moment without distractions. I think Eric & Arielle have discovered the secret of that through hard work and the joy of shared challenges.
My wife is on hospice now and her time is near. I feel the same as you. The things she will never do again with me is so hard to think about. I miss her so much already. I’m kinda scared to go on without her, she is the love of my life. She is still beautiful at 83 years of age. My tears are hard to keep in check... She is the sweetest, kindest, and most loving person I’ve ever met. I’ve been blessed but the hard part of love is right before us. God bless all who have lost loved ones.
@@thefreshwater2727 condolences. I remember being in a similar position. One of the best things I did, for myself was to clear the deck. The only thing I did was spend time with my husband, meet his needs, and sleep. Everything else I handed off. I hired people to come in and take care of my house, and I called up my community for food and grocery shopping. If you can lighten your load in anyway, so that you get to spend that precious last time with her, please do it. You will never regret it. I’m praying for you right now.
I just want to say how much my husband and I have enjoyed being a part of y'alls life through your you tube channel. Your positive attitude through every situation is so amazing! Thanks for sharing your journey.
I havent ever commented, but I've been hooked since the first episode I have watched with y'all. Just wanted to say THANK YOU! I know how much extra work you put in to take us along on your journey. We LOVE it. Some of us only dream of adventures like you guys have decided to live. Some of us get to pick up bits and pieces and instill them in our lives. Either way we truly love learning with you. ❤
Thanks. This was great. I’m 82 and pretty much an armchair traveler so I loved this nice long road trip in a part of the US I was never able to visit. 👍🏻
Wow, you guys! Just wow! The trip was amazing. The wildlife was incredible. The views were breathtaking. The drone footage was exceptional. The ending info was fascinating. Is there anything Eric can’t do? Changing brake pads in a parking lot, rigging up a diesel heater for the boys’ comfort…wow.
I'd love to know how you manage the drone footage. Do you literally pull off to the side of the road to send it up and bring it back down? This might be a stupid question...I'm so in awe of you two and live vicariously through your adventures. The beautiful scenery, the wildlife, your camaraderie...I wish you all the best!
As another canadian who lives on the other end of Canada I loved how you showed our beautiful country. The wildlife was something else. I enjoyed your comment about Canadian tire and was glad to see you stop at Tim Hortons. I have worked at one for 29; years and have enjoyed working there
Canadian Tire is like the junk Drawer of Canada. It has things for your kitchen, your car, tools and supplies for basic home repair. Lots of things! And usually pretty easy to find in any town.
Tim Hortons hasn’t been a Canadian Company for Decades. It was bought by an American Corp and then Sold to some Brazilian Based Company so they can Evade paying Taxes.
I used to live around the mountain, from Oakridge, for 17 years. Travel hwy 58 all the time. I was a road flagger, on 58, one summer. Delivered mail there, westfir and Oakridge, love it. Now I live on the east coast, since 1992. So I am really enjoying the scenery. Miss Oregon have a safe return home.
I watch many different channels and love homesteading and working videos. You guys have the perfect mix of documenting the work or play that you do mixed with absolutely the best scenic B-roll footage. Keep it up, you guys are a class act!
CHILLYWACK 🤣 As a Canadian watching you guys experience Canadian things was too funny. We had a good laugh, especially when you said Canadian Tire looked like a cool shop and how excited you sounded that it had “other things” 🤣 This would be me in the United States though, the complete unknown! Loved the video, loved seeing your perspective!
@@claudettep212 Right? I think I had commented years ago when I noticed they had Tim Horton’s coffee bagged and that was their #1 choice 😅 As a Canadian, Timmie’s has gone way downhill and I actually can’t even drink their coffee or really go there at all 😂
Absolutely awesome. The best yet😂 you are the man changeing those brakes in the parking as they say here in the south you "are the man"You bring joy to me thank you love you guys😂😂
I worked for Canadian Tire as a part time job all through high school, so it feels like a 2nd home to me. It's always fun to see the pov of someone from the U.S, no less, from literally one of my favorite homesteading couples on YT.
You continue to be our number one favourite UA-cam channel. There is no one like you for your editing and enjoyment of life. So great to see you travel through Canada and appreciate the beauty of our country. Cheers from Edmonton Alberta.
Ok! I feel like I just went on a road trip with y’all. I am in tears because the beauty y’all showed was awesome! I don’t think you realize what a fantastic job y’all do! Y’all are amazing!
I’ve followed you guys for years, and it’s so cool to see you in the part of the world I live (between Chetwynd and Prince George)! I work as a wildlife biologist, and since you were wondering, its not unusual for animals to be so near the road. This is the leanest time of year for them, and the road salt (minerals) and early snowmelt in ditches and pipeline right-of-ways tends to draw them from winter ranges and instead concentrate them around highways and human settlements. Fun fact, that population of bison was actually introduced to northern BC, and that collared bison you saw is part of a study looking at their movement and survival. P.S. That smoke in Williams Lake was probably a prescribed burn which uses controlled burns as a way to avoid very severe wildfires.
Love seeing the bison. I watch Dusty Baker on his channel Cross Timbers Bison on his interaction with them on his ranch and the way he has developed a rapport with them.
Oh my gosh, this was so awesome. It almost felt like I was right there with you guys. This just blew me away. It was so awesome to see all the different wildlife & getting a real time view of Canada, Washington & Oregon. All places I have never been to. The beauty of the whole trip, I almost teared up a few times. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing this incredible trip with us. You guys rock !!!
Wow is my first thought! Took me a day to gather my thoughts! What a fantastic video - you guys seriously it was like watching a National Geographic episode! Holy cow! My husband and I were blown away with the scenery and the wildlife. We just love your channel and the boys and all you do. Don’t think you realize the impact you have on your viewers. It warms our hearts to know there are good people like you two in the world! We’re so excited to see what adventures you will have on the new property. Take care!❤
Having done similar but slightly less rugged long trips towing a loaded vehicle for 5k +miles I know that was exciting but rough. That is for still taking the time to get the amazing shots you got to share with us all! Never thought I’d be this excited for someone else’s “toys” but I’m super excited to see what you two accomplish with that tractor!
Eric’s subtext: “ok I’m going to destroy this burrito, don’t look at me” 😅 in all seriousness, as a Canadian, I appreciate you guys appreciating our great country!
Thank you for this video - especially for taking the time to drone cover the heights and depths and views. That had to cost precious time. I bet the dogs were very happy to be home, also.
You two are so special, your organizational skills, work ethic, how you work as a team, everything! This vid was fantastik - thanks for takin us along. Arielle, great wildlife shots. Congrats on your booteeful tractor! Home sweet home, guys.
You guys rock! Thank you for showing me the northern part of my beautiful country of Canada. Your videos are always so well done too. It’s always a pleasure to watch you!
This was better than a movie, I thoroughly enjoyed every moment. Your videos are always a high quality and so interesting, but this just captivated me, I didn't want it to stop. Thank you both for sharing this with us, we love how your care for your doggies and share your adventures with them, even with some medical challenges. You showed me something that I would never see in person, which I so appreciated. Love from Australia
You’ll love your Branson Tractor. I talked my dad into buying a 2910 for his 20 acre place in Utah 15 years ago. He gave that tractor to me a week before he passed away 5 years ago. Love it. I don’t know what I’d do without it on my small acreage.
Thanks you two for taking us on the road trip with you! The animals were amazing! It looks like the boys did great. I always love how you take extra measures to make sure the dogs are comfortable, just like it should be. You need to give your tractor a name now, she's beautiful & will be so helpful. Sending hugs to you all from Oklahoma. 🩷🤗 PS- Loved the info at the end of the video. By the way Eric & Arielle, you two are priceless! Thanks for sharing your amazing Alaska life with us. Over the years your videos each week are like visiting old friends.
Amazing road trip! Yes, your perspective has changed and now you know why you embrace the change! Moving ever forward! Absolutely love your adventures, Arielle, & Eric! Onward & upward! 💞
So happy for you guys. Wow! A NEW TRACTOR!!! You guys really needed this and I'm so excited for you. Can't wait to see what this beast can do for you! Eric, you are quite the man with all the cool stuff you do... including changing your brakes! So proud of the both of you to see what you've learned, applied, made work, and adapted to! Awesome life skills you two!
As a Canadian from BC, it was fun to watch this one for sure! I’ve travelled almost all of the same highways you travelled on this road trip at one time or another except to your door so I guess I’ve got another road trip to Alaska to start planning! 😉 Thanks for all the great content as always, you two are so much fun!
The smoke is definitely controlled burns this time of year. I'm glad you guys are relaxing a little bit on your trip back north. Just a note, it's stressful watching you. dial it down from 11 to 10 maybe even 9 . A 5500 mile trip should be about the experience . You will think about it in 20 years. I have 5' of snow on my property right now and if I got to take a trip like that I would stop and smell the bison. That's why you moved from the Bay Area. That's why I did. 30 years ago. I appreciate you two.
After 4+ years of watching you both, there have been lots of ‘special’ moments. This road trip was in a class of its own, and once again I so appreciated you taking time out to show us places that I will never personally see in my lifetime. I live in UK and I just can’t get my head around that amount of mileage for one trip! 😳 Editing this video must have been a huge undertaking and yet again you did a fabulous job. If you were my kids I would be so very proud of your achievements and I hope you truly know how much pleasure you give allowing us to join you every week. A very heartfelt ‘thank you’! ❤️
Congratulations on your new toy!! They are fun and make homesteading life a bit easier. Loved seeing all the animals. I'm sure you will be adding them to your calendar next year.
Such a high-quality video! The cinematography is so professional with smooth editing. I got a real sense of the lay of the land on your trip. I love how you love your animals and how you are both so conscientious in ALL of your endeavors. The fact that you take most of your own food when traveling is so remarkable. I loved the trip, the animals along the way, the gorgeous scenery, and your family's care for one another. Thank you for another great post.
As a long time follower. I only hope you guys were received with nothing but love and open arms here in Canada! However as a Canadian I have no doubt you all were. Love your channel and please keep it up. Cheers
So funny because I am from Canada and so many people complain about Timmy’s. The same way people from the US seem to dislike Denny’s haha. Cool to see you guys enjoy it. Cheers
Super sad/happy to see you guys move to the new chapter of your life. You guys put so much work and love into that property but at the same time it’s super excited to see what is next in store for you both. I hope you guys bring all your chickens with you:)
Interesting to see bison before you reached Whitehorse. There's always lots around the Yukon/BC border. Fox are common in Whitehorse... EVERYWHERE! Also, there's a fairly large amount of feral horses between Haines Junction & Whitehorse. They have tried to round them up, but they have been too smart to get caught each time😂
I know this trip was hard, but this was epic! I was saying WOW at all the animals. The mountains are absolutely gorgeous. I'm glad you made it there and back and hope the dogs are ok. The tractor looks humongous. Great epic video❤
thank you for taking us along with you on this adventure i love see the wild life and the changing on spring from Alaska to Oregon and back home. you guys are so great in showing us what you encounter and the way you make the best of a trip . thank you again for the take along . love every bit of your trip , and to watch the dogs too love you all and til the next one from seattle washington
Of all our UA-cam subscriptions, you guys are our favorites! We live in Nova Scotia so seeing Tim's and Canadian Tire was very familiar to us. The best quote of this particular video was when Arielle said"Wow! They have a lot of stuff in that shop" ‼️ that was an understatement. Keep up the great work!
Spectacular video! Seeing the bison grazing by the roadside was incredible. So glad you made it back in one piece! Can’t wait to see Eric’s new toy in action. Yay Tim Horton’s!
That was awesome! Your guy’s creativity, ingenuity, determination, and troubleshooting, always amazes me. Your care for your dogs, love it! Keep up the great work and I can’t wait to see what you guys are doing next 😊
Epic! What an epic trip and video. The scenery, editing, music, content we're all great. I hope Beau and Bandit have recovered, as well as yourselves. Thank you.
What an amazing trip! We have been watching your channel since you lived in Oregon, so watching you trek back down to the lower 48 was really cool. Can't wait to see what the future holds for you two. I love what you did for the dogs. I love how you love them.
WoW! That was a truly amazing trip What a lot of beautiful wildlife. Thanks for letting us know that Pepper n the chickens are taken care of by your nice neighbor. Loved every minute of your video.
Thanks for taking us along with the amazing landscape and wildlife. The tractor is going to make such a difference, just like the saw. Love from the UK
You two just never cease to amaze. I'm sure you were delighted to get home but honestly, I didn't want that road trip to end. Thanks for a superb video. Happy days with your tractor.
Thank you guys for giving us beauty throughout your trips. Eric you made it so comfortable and safe for your dogs. You are both amazing individuals. Love you guys Australia 🤗🤗🙏🙏 🐕🐕 👏👏Ariel you are so calm and patient 💕. Eric take care of our GIRL 💕
What a trip! I love that you are able to set yourselves up to work your land and save your backs! A tractor is worth it's weight in gold. Glad you are home safe and sound. Give the boys a hug for me!
Enjoyed going on your adventure with you. Loved seeing all the bicen, buffalo, deer, on the road.Your trip was long and lots of driving was at hand.Thanks for the trip.Can't wait for a new video.😊
Kluane is pronounced like clue-aww-knee. One of my favorite parts of that trip is driving along Kluane Lake but if I had to pick a favorite part it would 100% be the stretch around Muncho Lake. I always make sure to stop at the lodge there for food or overnight. One trip I did with my mom we saw 12 black bears in the 100 or so miles north of Muncho.
I love love love taking road trips with the four of you! The scenery is just draw dropping beautiful and all the animals are in the move spring is in the air! That is one amazing tractor no more snow problems! The Bison were so cool to see!❤️💜💕
Just...wow. I've known for a long time Americans move around and drive a lot but as an European the distance you traveled is just bewildering to me. To put it into perspective, your trip is roughly equivalent of doing a roundtrip across the continent from Birmingham, UK to Damascus, Syria. Ignoring certain geopolitical issues, this comparative route passes through UK, France, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Serbia, Bulgaria, Turkey and finally Syria. I'm not complaining or anything, just had to put this into perspective for myself.
Yes, Canada is a huge country to cross just from Alaska to US border!
As is Texas
@@sherry2836 Canada is way bigger than the USA, it's the second biggest country next to Russia!
North America is deceivingly large 😂 long road trips take so much time, but they're great!
Yep. When I was in Finland I had to tell them the USA is similar in size to all of Europe. Each state is often the size of a country!
I’m a police officer in Coburg, OR. I saw you all at the taco truck but thought there was no way it was actually you…wish I would have said hello 🙄
Oh you should have!! 😄 we weren't anticipating her to be open but felt lucky she was on our brief trip through. Glad to know they are still there. Hope you have a great day!
The wife and I watch every episode together in our office on the Mac. Some of this brings back old memories (she is 78 and I'm 80 next week). I wish the ability to do so many physical and mental challenges was still available, we applaud your accomplishments.
As one who drove with my wonderful wife several years ago from Northern California to Alaska and back in celebration of our 50th wedding anniversary I thoroughly enjoyed your journey. We followed the same route most of the way. It was wonderful to see your great wildlife videography and nature scenes including the drone shots. Of course your healthy and fun relationship between the two of you and your dogs as well all contributed to a great video. Thanks so much!
AS A CONFIRMED DOG LOVER, I SOOO APPRECIATE YOUR ON-GOING EFFORTS TO ENSURE THE COMFORT OF YOUR SENIOR POOCHES!!! AND LET'S NOT FORGET THE ENDLESS WONDERFUL VIDEOS YOU CONTINUE TO PROVIDE WE VIEWERS!
I too love how much the doggies are loved and cared for. ❤
Welcome to Canada eh❤😂
It is pronounced Chillawack... just sayin'😉
I’m not even a dog lover yet the way they treat their dogs makes me love them all the more.
No, it’s pronounced CHILLIWACK!
I was moved to tears listening to you two reminisce about your past travels at that lake. I lost my husband last year, and you never understand just how precious those shared memories are until your partner is gone. You guys are blessed to have the documentation of so many of your travels and adventures because you take the time to share them with the world through your channel. Thank you for doing so. I know it's not always fun to have the cameras going non-stop, but we appreciate you doing so.
I was going to say the same. Lost my husband a few years ago and the transience of life hits me hard at every moment. It is so important to live fully in the moment without distractions. I think Eric & Arielle have discovered the secret of that through hard work and the joy of shared challenges.
My condolences Ms Farm your backyard. I hug you
My wife is on hospice now and her time is near. I feel the same as you. The things she will never do again with me is so hard to think about. I miss her so much already. I’m kinda scared to go on without her, she is the love of my life. She is still beautiful at 83 years of age. My tears are hard to keep in check... She is the sweetest, kindest, and most loving person I’ve ever met. I’ve been blessed but the hard part of love is right before us. God bless all who have lost loved ones.
I am so sorry you are going through this. I wish you peace.
@@thefreshwater2727 condolences. I remember being in a similar position. One of the best things I did, for myself was to clear the deck. The only thing I did was spend time with my husband, meet his needs, and sleep. Everything else I handed off. I hired people to come in and take care of my house, and I called up my community for food and grocery shopping. If you can lighten your load in anyway, so that you get to spend that precious last time with her, please do it. You will never regret it. I’m praying for you right now.
I just want to say how much my husband and I have enjoyed being a part of y'alls life through your you tube channel.
Your positive attitude through every situation is so amazing!
Thanks for sharing your journey.
I'm so honored you brought me along. It was gorgeous. I have never seen that much amazing places in one episode.
And the best part, I love the cold!!
Your editing of this journey was fantastic. It should be nominated for an award.
You guys need to be nominated to some Broadcast award. What you do with a camera, music and initiative is truly a gift.
I havent ever commented, but I've been hooked since the first episode I have watched with y'all. Just wanted to say THANK YOU! I know how much extra work you put in to take us along on your journey. We LOVE it. Some of us only dream of adventures like you guys have decided to live. Some of us get to pick up bits and pieces and instill them in our lives. Either way we truly love learning with you. ❤
Love this, couldn't say better!!! 😍
Me too!
I couldn't agree more, being self sufficient and with the right partner. I'd love to have done this when I was younger..
Ditto!!!! Could not have said it better! 😍😉😊
Thank you for the reminder that the world is big and beautiful
Thanks. This was great. I’m 82 and pretty much an armchair traveler so I loved this nice long road trip in a part of the US I was never able to visit. 👍🏻
Wow, you guys! Just wow! The trip was amazing. The wildlife was incredible. The views were breathtaking. The drone footage was exceptional. The ending info was fascinating.
Is there anything Eric can’t do? Changing brake pads in a parking lot, rigging up a diesel heater for the boys’ comfort…wow.
I'd love to know how you manage the drone footage. Do you literally pull off to the side of the road to send it up and bring it back down? This might be a stupid question...I'm so in awe of you two and live vicariously through your adventures. The beautiful scenery, the wildlife, your camaraderie...I wish you all the best!
As another canadian who lives on the other end of Canada I loved how you showed our beautiful country. The wildlife was something else. I enjoyed your comment about Canadian tire and was glad to see you stop at Tim Hortons. I have worked at one for 29; years and have enjoyed working there
Canadian Tire is like the junk Drawer of Canada. It has things for your kitchen, your car, tools and supplies for basic home repair. Lots of things! And usually pretty easy to find in any town.
Thanks for sharing enjoying the tour!!!!
Tim Hortons hasn’t been a Canadian Company for Decades. It was bought by an American Corp and then Sold to some Brazilian Based Company so they can Evade paying Taxes.
I used to live around the mountain, from Oakridge, for 17 years. Travel hwy 58 all the time. I was a road flagger, on 58, one summer. Delivered mail there, westfir and Oakridge, love it. Now I live on the east coast, since 1992. So I am really enjoying the scenery. Miss Oregon have a safe return home.
I watch many different channels and love homesteading and working videos. You guys have the perfect mix of documenting the work or play that you do mixed with absolutely the best scenic B-roll footage. Keep it up, you guys are a class act!
I totally agree! They rock!
butting in to also agree lol
CHILLYWACK 🤣 As a Canadian watching you guys experience Canadian things was too funny. We had a good laugh, especially when you said Canadian Tire looked like a cool shop and how excited you sounded that it had “other things” 🤣 This would be me in the United States though, the complete unknown! Loved the video, loved seeing your perspective!
Canadian Tire is unmatched 🤌🏻 and it is very different than Tractor Supply 😂
That pronunciation made me chuckle as well! We do love our Canadian Tire! Timmy’s, I can do without.
@@claudettep212 Right? I think I had commented years ago when I noticed they had Tim Horton’s coffee bagged and that was their #1 choice 😅 As a Canadian, Timmie’s has gone way downhill and I actually can’t even drink their coffee or really go there at all 😂
Absolutely awesome. The best yet😂 you are the man changeing those brakes in the parking as they say here in the south you "are the man"You bring joy to me thank you love you guys😂😂
I worked for Canadian Tire as a part time job all through high school, so it feels like a 2nd home to me. It's always fun to see the pov of someone from the U.S, no less, from literally one of my favorite homesteading couples on YT.
You continue to be our number one favourite UA-cam channel. There is no one like you for your editing and enjoyment of life. So great to see you travel through Canada and appreciate the beauty of our country. Cheers from Edmonton Alberta.
Ok! I feel like I just went on a road trip with y’all. I am in tears because the beauty y’all showed was awesome! I don’t think you realize what a fantastic job y’all do! Y’all are amazing!
I’ve followed you guys for years, and it’s so cool to see you in the part of the world I live (between Chetwynd and Prince George)! I work as a wildlife biologist, and since you were wondering, its not unusual for animals to be so near the road. This is the leanest time of year for them, and the road salt (minerals) and early snowmelt in ditches and pipeline right-of-ways tends to draw them from winter ranges and instead concentrate them around highways and human settlements. Fun fact, that population of bison was actually introduced to northern BC, and that collared bison you saw is part of a study looking at their movement and survival.
P.S. That smoke in Williams Lake was probably a prescribed burn which uses controlled burns as a way to avoid very severe wildfires.
Love seeing the bison. I watch Dusty Baker on his channel Cross Timbers Bison on his interaction with them on his ranch and the way he has developed a rapport with them.
I thought the road salt must have something to do with it..,
Thank you so much for that info. So glad you are part of this with your knowledge. I’m just digesting it in wonder!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Epic trip! You managed to turn a very long, laborious, round trip into a masterpiece of cinematography. ...enjoyed every moment!
Oh my gosh, this was so awesome. It almost felt like I was right there with you guys. This just blew me away. It was so awesome to see all the different wildlife & getting a real time view of Canada, Washington & Oregon. All places I have never been to. The beauty of the whole trip, I almost teared up a few times. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing this incredible trip with us.
You guys rock !!!
Wow is my first thought! Took me a day to gather my thoughts! What a fantastic video - you guys seriously it was like watching a National Geographic episode! Holy cow! My husband and I were blown away with the scenery and the wildlife. We just love your channel and the boys and all you do. Don’t think you realize the impact you have on your viewers. It warms our hearts to know there are good people like you two in the world! We’re so excited to see what adventures you will have on the new property. Take care!❤
Having done similar but slightly less rugged long trips towing a loaded vehicle for 5k +miles I know that was exciting but rough. That is for still taking the time to get the amazing shots you got to share with us all! Never thought I’d be this excited for someone else’s “toys” but I’m super excited to see what you two accomplish with that tractor!
Eric’s subtext: “ok I’m going to destroy this burrito, don’t look at me” 😅 in all seriousness, as a Canadian, I appreciate you guys appreciating our great country!
Thanks for having us :)
Now I'm wondering exactly how bad the Mexican food is, in Alaska, LOL.
The UA-cam channels I like the most are like yours which show that things don’t always work out perfectly.
Loved the Road trip.
Loved the Wildlife.
Loved the Tractor.
Love how you take care of your pets !
Love your marital interactions !
Welcome to Canada! The horses are wild. They escaped in the 1800's and have been growing in population ever since.
My Sunday wasn't the same without you two! Looking forward to watching this video when I have an hour to sit still ;)
Thank you for this video - especially for taking the time to drone cover the heights and depths and views. That had to cost precious time. I bet the dogs were very happy to be home, also.
You two are so special, your organizational skills, work ethic, how you work as a team, everything!
This vid was fantastik - thanks for takin us along. Arielle, great wildlife shots. Congrats on your booteeful tractor! Home sweet home, guys.
The scenery was beautiful and the drone footage was extraordinary! Thanks for taking us on your trip of a lifetime!!
You guys rock! Thank you for showing me the northern part of my beautiful country of Canada. Your videos are always so well done too. It’s always a pleasure to watch you!
The cinematography is fantastic. They do an incredible job.
This was better than a movie, I thoroughly enjoyed every moment. Your videos are always a high quality and so interesting, but this just captivated me, I didn't want it to stop. Thank you both for sharing this with us, we love how your care for your doggies and share your adventures with them, even with some medical challenges. You showed me something that I would never see in person, which I so appreciated. Love from Australia
Glad you made it back home safe and sound! Congratulations on getting your new tractor!
Wow, the views and Animals were incredible, Thank You for taking us on your journey, 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Beautiful scenery! Thanks for letting us “tag along”.
Boy everyone needs a Eric in their lives. Is there anything he can’t fix? Wonderful trip and magnificent scenery. Love you guys and your adventures.
You’ll love your Branson Tractor. I talked my dad into buying a 2910 for his 20 acre place in Utah 15 years ago. He gave that tractor to me a week before he passed away 5 years ago. Love it. I don’t know what I’d do without it on my small acreage.
Thanks you two for taking us on the road trip with you! The animals were amazing! It looks like the boys did great. I always love how you take extra measures to make sure the dogs are comfortable, just like it should be. You need to give your tractor a name now, she's beautiful & will be so helpful. Sending hugs to you all from Oklahoma. 🩷🤗
PS- Loved the info at the end of the video. By the way Eric & Arielle, you two are priceless! Thanks for sharing your amazing Alaska life with us. Over the years your videos each week are like visiting old friends.
Amazing road trip! Yes, your perspective has changed and now you know why you embrace the change! Moving ever forward! Absolutely love your adventures, Arielle, & Eric! Onward & upward! 💞
Just wondering, will you be able to add a shroud or cabin to block the wind and snow during winter usage?
So happy for you guys. Wow! A NEW TRACTOR!!! You guys really needed this and I'm so excited for you. Can't wait to see what this beast can do for you! Eric, you are quite the man with all the cool stuff you do... including changing your brakes! So proud of the both of you to see what you've learned, applied, made work, and adapted to! Awesome life skills you two!
AMAZING TRULY AMAZING THANKYOU SO MUCH ❤ FOR TAKING US ALONG ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
As a Canadian from BC, it was fun to watch this one for sure! I’ve travelled almost all of the same highways you travelled on this road trip at one time or another except to your door so I guess I’ve got another road trip to Alaska to start planning! 😉 Thanks for all the great content as always, you two are so much fun!
Oh my gosh, you guys!! Thank you for taking us along on that epic road trip. It was beautiful. ❤️
You guys have the most amazing videography. It rivals any TV production out there. Thank you for bringing us along!
Yep, their cameras and technique consistently give a 'being there' experience.
The smoke is definitely controlled burns this time of year. I'm glad you guys are relaxing a little bit on your trip back north. Just a note, it's stressful watching you. dial it down from 11 to 10 maybe even 9 . A 5500 mile trip should be about the experience . You will think about it in 20 years. I have 5' of snow on my property right now and if I got to take a trip like that I would stop and smell the bison. That's why you moved from the Bay Area. That's why I did. 30 years ago.
I appreciate you two.
After 4+ years of watching you both, there have been lots of ‘special’ moments. This road trip was in a class of its own, and once again I so appreciated you taking time out to show us places that I will never personally see in my lifetime. I live in UK and I just can’t get my head around that amount of mileage for one trip! 😳 Editing this video must have been a huge undertaking and yet again you did a fabulous job. If you were my kids I would be so very proud of your achievements and I hope you truly know how much pleasure you give allowing us to join you every week. A very heartfelt ‘thank you’! ❤️
How does it feel to know people are watching you all around the world? Much Love & Respect from Franklin, TN. You two are AWESOME!
I watch from mount juliet Tn, not far from y’all!
Most come for the dogs !!!!! Love you Guys !!!
I am near Knoxville Tennessee!!
I'm from Northern Ireland. 😁
Watching from Georgia!
Thanks for taking us with you! Beautiful pictures of the wildlife!
Nice tractor 🚜 when you guys get older you'll look back at all the ventures. All the best
Canadian tire is like the hardware wonderland of Canada 😂 My favourite store ever!
Your camera work and story delivery is amazing! I felt like I was on this trip with you. Epic video! Thank you.
What a memorable trip! Thanjs for sharing. Im sure the dogs needed a few recovery days too.😂
Congratulations on your new toy!! They are fun and make homesteading life a bit easier. Loved seeing all the animals. I'm sure you will be adding them to your calendar next year.
Such a high-quality video! The cinematography is so professional with smooth editing. I got a real sense of the lay of the land on your trip. I love how you love your animals and how you are both so conscientious in ALL of your endeavors. The fact that you take most of your own food when traveling is so remarkable. I loved the trip, the animals along the way, the gorgeous scenery, and your family's care for one another. Thank you for another great post.
As a long time follower. I only hope you guys were received with nothing but love and open arms here in Canada! However as a Canadian I have no doubt you all were. Love your channel and please keep it up. Cheers
It was a great trip and the Canadians treated us very well :)
So funny because I am from Canada and so many people complain about Timmy’s. The same way people from the US seem to dislike Denny’s haha. Cool to see you guys enjoy it. Cheers
Thank-you for the ride along. Wonderful seeing all the wildlife and beautiful scenery.
Super sad/happy to see you guys move to the new chapter of your life. You guys put so much work and love into that property but at the same time it’s super excited to see what is next in store for you both. I hope you guys bring all your chickens with you:)
Their last video they stated the chickens are moving with them. Great news!
I kind of thought they would bring them one way or another either living or in jars
Those chickens will go with u in one form or another. lol
@@judyjenson2918 oh I agree! Remind us when we moved 50+ chickens from our old property to our new one 2 years ago. Not an easy task for sure😂
Wait they're moving? I thought they just went to buy a tractor
Interesting to see bison before you reached Whitehorse. There's always lots around the Yukon/BC border. Fox are common in Whitehorse... EVERYWHERE! Also, there's a fairly large amount of feral horses between Haines Junction & Whitehorse. They have tried to round them up, but they have been too smart to get caught each time😂
Love road trips. The scenery & wildlife were fabulous as always. Thanks for sharing. 😊
Wow. What an epic trip. Thanks so much for taking us along.
I know this trip was hard, but this was epic! I was saying WOW at all the animals. The mountains are absolutely gorgeous. I'm glad you made it there and back and hope the dogs are ok. The tractor looks humongous. Great epic video❤
I’m so glad -- love your videos- I’m a senior lady,so,watching you is really something that I look forward to!! You two are awsome!
thank you for taking us along with you on this adventure i love see the wild life and the changing on spring from Alaska to Oregon and back home. you guys are so great in showing us what you encounter and the way you make the best of a trip . thank you again for the take along . love every bit of your trip , and to watch the dogs too love you all and til the next one from seattle washington
The amount of miles you guys traveled was the same amount on our car that we bought last year! 😂 So excited to see another Alaskan adventure ❤❤
Dude, I can feel your excitement!! To have such a piece of equipment in your situation is simply awesome!! You won't be sorry you did it!
Awesome road trip, thank you for taking us along!!!
I enjoyed your journey. The Mountains, landscape and wild life was beautiful. Thank you !
Epic scenery and wild life....wow, thanks for taking us along with you! Beautiful guys, go get some much needed rest.
Of all our UA-cam subscriptions, you guys are our favorites! We live in Nova Scotia so seeing Tim's and Canadian Tire was very familiar to us. The best quote of this particular video was when Arielle said"Wow! They have a lot of stuff in that shop" ‼️ that was an understatement. Keep up the great work!
Thanks guys!
This was the most amazing video, thank you for taking us with you. ❤️❤️❤️
Wonderful video! It’s like I’m there with you guys on this long road trip. Loved every minute of it. ❤😊. Thank you!!!
Spectacular video! Seeing the bison grazing by the roadside was incredible. So glad you made it back in one piece! Can’t wait to see Eric’s new toy in action. Yay Tim Horton’s!
That was awesome! Your guy’s creativity, ingenuity, determination, and troubleshooting, always amazes me. Your care for your dogs, love it! Keep up the great work and I can’t wait to see what you guys are doing next 😊
Thank you for bringing us along. Great trip 🎉. Time for a bundle of joy on board!! 👶
Thank you for sharing this trip. The drone footage was outstanding!
Great road trip! Y'all treat your doggys so good love it I love all my animals too their my Family!
Epic! What an epic trip and video. The scenery, editing, music, content we're all great. I hope Beau and Bandit have recovered, as well as yourselves. Thank you.
What an amazing trip! We have been watching your channel since you lived in Oregon, so watching you trek back down to the lower 48 was really cool. Can't wait to see what the future holds for you two. I love what you did for the dogs. I love how you love them.
You talk so nice to each other. Don't ever stop
WoW! That was a truly amazing trip What a lot of beautiful wildlife. Thanks for letting us know that Pepper n the chickens are taken care of by your nice neighbor. Loved every minute of your video.
Thanks for taking us along with the amazing landscape and wildlife. The tractor is going to make such a difference, just like the saw. Love from the UK
Best road trip video i have ever seen.Thanks for bringing us along u guys are so great.
Loved watching your travels! Can’t wait to hear more about the new tractor!
You two just never cease to amaze. I'm sure you were delighted to get home but honestly, I didn't want that road trip to end. Thanks for a superb video. Happy days with your tractor.
Thank you guys for giving us beauty throughout your trips. Eric you made it so comfortable and safe for your dogs. You are both amazing individuals. Love you guys Australia 🤗🤗🙏🙏 🐕🐕 👏👏Ariel you are so calm and patient 💕. Eric take care of our GIRL 💕
💚 Wowzers, what a trip! Thanks for bringing us along 💚
Never disappointed by the scenery. Love Nature!! Thank you!!
What a trip! I love that you are able to set yourselves up to work your land and save your backs! A tractor is worth it's weight in gold. Glad you are home safe and sound. Give the boys a hug for me!
You guys never cease to AMAZE me.
This was an awesome trip, thanks for taking me along, I would never have been able to see all of this or ever go myself. ❤
Enjoyed going on your adventure with you. Loved seeing all the bicen, buffalo, deer, on the road.Your trip was long and lots of driving was at hand.Thanks for the trip.Can't wait for a new video.😊
Holy moly THAT WAS EPIC😊 Thank you so much for letting us join you on your trip!!!!!!❤
We just bought a tractor too ! I love it!
Kluane is pronounced like clue-aww-knee. One of my favorite parts of that trip is driving along Kluane Lake but if I had to pick a favorite part it would 100% be the stretch around Muncho Lake. I always make sure to stop at the lodge there for food or overnight. One trip I did with my mom we saw 12 black bears in the 100 or so miles north of Muncho.
Great trip and wonderful footage! Thanks for sharing your experience with us!! Love from Canada!!
Every time you guys put out a video I get so excited, it's like going on an adventure. Thanks!!!
I love love love taking road trips with the four of you! The scenery is just draw dropping beautiful and all the animals are in the move spring is in the air! That is one amazing tractor no more snow problems! The Bison were so cool to see!❤️💜💕