Meeting your cycling friend along the way was inspiring. It shows you don’t need a bus to seek your adventure …just a willingness to do it. Yes.. as a newly retired truck driver I’m inspired to retrace some of your steps from Ottawa Canada to the Pacific and as far north as I can in my 2018 Camry. Well look for your stickers and report back on what we find. Life is short…grab what you can while you can!! God Bless…have a safe journey!
I have so enjoyed your travels across Canada and up through Alaska and now the Arctic. I’ve been to various places in South America so I will tag along with you guys on your journey. Your vlogs are absolutely the best I’ve seen. Great job👍. Safe travels.
Not the one where you picked flowers despite knowing how slowly they grow and how harsh the arctic is. It sets a bad example. I loved pretty much everything else, and just wanted to let you know of the horrendous impact of social media influencers on outdoor spaces. Moreso now than ever, it is incredibly important to try to set the best, leave no trace example that you can. You did set a great example of a respectful tourist by mentioning the right of way of the truckers, and I want to give you props for that though. I'll have more positive things to say later, but I think the overall 'tone' and perspective of this video would make people have more respect for the places they visit because you made it about the places you went rather than making it about yourselves.
…I don’t understand how this channel does not have a million subs. It is by far one of the best produced channels on UA-cam. There has to be something we can do to help these amazing artists pump the subs up. As always great episode.
It took me a little while to get used to it. Basically the whole narrative is pronounced as if it was a poem. And yes, many pieces of information about various things encountered along the way do have a poetic strength to them.
Yes She is Riveting and Enchanting at the Same Time. She is the Perfect Female at Narrating like Mike Rowe is for the Male side of Narration. They Both are ...Simply The BEST.
It still filled with EVOLUTIONARY B.s about millions of Years which is School taught B.s nothing can be proved to be millions of years , So it should not be mentioned but , it's old or ancient, The narrative and one giving narrations is definitely tops , I enjoy watching Nature And Video footage on Mountains but the Fake Evolution narrative is bunk and makes it less perfect which she did wonderful narrating this Footage
മലയാളത്തിൽ സ്റ്റോർ സൈനിനെക്കുറിച്ച് നിരവധി അഭിപ്രായങ്ങൾ കാണുന്നത് ഞങ്ങൾക്ക് വലിയ സന്തോഷം നൽകുന്നു. അതിനാൽ ഈ എപ്പിസോഡ് ആസ്വദിക്കുന്ന ഞങ്ങളുടെ എല്ലാ സഹോദരങ്ങളെയും ഞങ്ങൾ സ്വാഗതം ചെയ്യുന്നു, ഞങ്ങൾ സബ്ടൈറ്റിലുകൾ മലയാളത്തിൽ അവതരിപ്പിക്കുന്നു!
So amazed to see the Malayalam board, watching from Kerala. It really pops some travel plans. Really appreciate you guys, your presentation is marvelous.
I lived in Fairbanks, Alaska from September 1965 to November 1967. As a geologist, I mapped an area in central Alaska for my masters degree. The oil at Pahoot Bay had not been discovered until a year after I left Alaska for my three years in the Army Corps of Engineers with one year in Vietnam. One of the oil companies donated $50 to me so I could purchase some surveying equipment. When the oil was found i was in Vietnam and my mother sent me a clip from the news paper about the discovery. When I drove the Alaskan Highway, I placed a sheet of plexiglass over the windshield to protect it. There were many rocks that hit it but it never broke. The price of the plexiglass was cheap compared to the cost of a new windshield for my 1965 VW!
Dude you drove a 65 VW up the AH congrats Ill bet there are some stories about that! I worked outside of Fairbanks as a contractor to the USAF we installed a bunch of seismographs. Ive driven that highway 3 times 2x in a 84 FJ60 landcruiser and once in a 85 F250 4x4 epic road trip loved it. Thanks for sharing your story and thanks for your service!
Wow, my cousin Mel Ritchey in 1957 wanted to buy a VW bus drive it from Ohio and Pennsylvania to work on the Gulf oil drilling rig. I already had a job with Sylvania and did not go, but he did. Chef asked if Mel would like a Steak, “Sure” Would you like TWO 1” thick !!! “SURE !!!!. He ate like that the entire summer and was paid $180 week and no place to spend it. I missed another opportunity in Alaska!!!! Lester. In The summer of 1990 we had a family reunion with 59 attending, including my parents wow I love Alaska and so did they and so did all our cousins that already lived there!!
The Engineer who designed the pipeline was my professor for Pipeline engineering class in 1981 at Cal Poly! I am sure he is no longer with us! God bless him and all those who worked on this project and the roads!
The nature of my job allows me to constantly have UA-cam running in the background. In the thousands and thousands of videos I’ve watched, this is hands down the best non professional video/production I’ve seen. Kudos to you both.
I'm a truck driver on the Dalton. I must admit we greet multiple colored buses with no little suspicion. you have done a very good documentary of the Dalton Highway. Great content and wonderful videos. I've been here for years. And I learned a lot about the Dalton I didn't know. BRAVO!!!! You guys are my own heart. God's speed in your journey.
Michael, coming from a Dalton trucker, this is the BEST COMPLIMENT. Thank you!!! Cheers to you and the work you do. It's no small feat! Wave hello to the coastal plain for us...we can only imagine what it is like in the winter! Sending a wave from Canada!
I agree with other comments that the production value of this video is off the charts! This is, by far, the single most thorough, educational and scenic video I have ever seen of the Dalton Hwy, all wrapped into one. My fam and I just recently moved from northern NY to Fairbanks. I thoroughly enjoyed coming along for your visit to Deadhorse and look forward to more content! You should have millions of subs. I just added one.
Wow, what a wonderful presentation of the Arctic and the oil pipeline. My cousin Ben Cottle Homestead in Wasilla in 1947 was on the public utilities commission as part of his life and went to the pro Bay before 1990. Your video and drone work gave me a thrill to see what he must’ve seen back 40 years ago. Also, we were in Alaska at Juno on a Viking cruise with my son and his wife and saw the National Geographic ship that you had on but had left and only the crew was there. My wife and I had gone to Patagonia in 2000 on the other end of the Arctic Antarctic for three weeks with road scholar. Also wonderful experience for us. Two weeks after our Alaska cruise my wonderful wife had a massive stroke. She was my partner for 64 years and still is thank you for sharing this. I love your BUS. I love your artwork. I love your reporting. I love all the things that, you and your husband are doing. Keep up the great work and thank you thank you thank you. Lester.
I paused the video and came to the comment section to leave a comment that this is the best and full of information documentary, its just amazing, waooo, from Pakistan
You guys are turning into masters of your craft, the way you research your surroundings as you travel thru them and present it to us with the cinematography and the background music is just magical, it's as if we are there with you, truly exceptional, I know Cora & Jose I'm always complementing your videos and your craft and with good reason as every time I'm overwhelmed with the beauty of your travels and your presentation, your lifestyle is to be congratulated and I know you realize what an exceptional life experience you guys live, the beauty of the natural world in never ending and constantly breathtaking, I've done quite a bit of traveling myself on my Honda Goldwing and I surely appreciate it as well, and that young man on the bicycle, what courage and determination, I sure hope God keeps him safe on his travels....Javi G.
Thank you, Javi! You have watched the evolution of our production style throughout this season, so this means a lot. Thank you for being with us on the journey, and always giving such kind (and helpful!) feedback. Without another soul on the other side of the screen appreciating this work, why else would we create it? So thank you, thank you, thank you for not only appreciating it, but soaking it up like we hope others will do, and for continuing to join us for each new step of the project. And we couldn't agree more with you about the majesty of nature, and our wishes that Louis' journey continues to be safe and filled with adventure. He's an amazing person. We're going to have to hear more about your adventures in your Honda!
Got some giggles from this. My wife and I drove to Prudhoe Bay along the Dalton in 2019 from Florida pulling a small travel trailer. My wife and I were giggling hearing your comments on the Dalton being a dangerous road etc. etc. etc. It is challenging, I’ll give it that, but if you heed the advice offered at just about every visitor Center through the Yukon and Alaska on prepping for the Dalton, it is doable. Much of the advice (it’s actually in a pamphlet) is common sense - at least one full size spare tire, extra fuel, clothing and food for 48-hours, and if possible some sort of satellite communication device. I think the best advice was when approaching one of the 18 wheelers, slow down and pull as far to the right as possible. Most truckers will slow down and move over as well - all in an attempt to avoid a broken windshield. We had all this and obeyed the rule of the road and are happy to say every trucker we met did the same. As for fuel, the stops mentioned had no ethanol fuel so for most vehicles this meant better mileage. We filled up at the start, again in Coldfoot where we spent the night and then in Prudhoe Bay and just reversed everything on the way back. For someone who has never driven the Dalton, you may have put the fear into them to never attempt it. I say that with the utmost respect and with a giggle. Travel safe
Yeah, I was thinking the exact same thing. "One of the most dangerous roads in the World" Really?? Guess she's never seen videos from India or Napal. Now 'those' roads are crazy dangerous! This road is tame enough to have Visitor's Centers, and it's paved a good part of the way. And it's not like it would be weeks before you see another vehicle if you do break down. Maybe a couple hours at best. Sure is pretty up there though!! Take your time, use your brain, and you'll do just fine.
We were thinking same thing. This is by far NOT one of the most dangerous roads. My sons and I pulled a 30ft travel trailer up to Coldfoot and dropped it to run the rest of way to Deadhorse and back. We took six days to complete the entire trip and had a blast. Not one issue on any equipment and that’s even pulling it through some dicey construction areas.
I have been to Alaska twice when I was on active duty. This video was very colorful and informative. Thanks for all the comments along the drive of Dalton Road. it was nice to see the mountains and the animals. I loved this video for all that you show. I hope you make many more like this. God Bless.
Thank you so much for watching, we are so glad you enjoyed this video, and yes we will be producing more videos like this one very soon! Thank you for your service!
Bucket list ?? Nope, just did it with you folks !! Thanks for taking me along, that was spectacular !!! It so much reminds me of my time spent in Canada's Yukon & Northwest Territories, on the Dempster Highway etc. Looking forward for what's to come, be safe out there....... Cheers
:) Thanks for joining us for the adventure! The Dempster must have been amazing! We originally planned to do that, and then couldn't pass up getting to the official start of the Panamerican Highway (given our trajectory with the project)
You are the type of people I truly admire and respect because of your philosophy in life that adheres to the idea of mobility, simplicity, humily, and kindness to all living creatures and respect of earth.
This documentary deserves an award. Very professionally made. Voice is so gentle and pleasing to hear. Drone shots are really good. Kudos to you two to pull this off.
I think I am living the Dalton through your video. I was just happy that my husband and I finally made it to Alaska a few months ago! It was a dream come true.
Thank you so much Cora and Jose'...your dedication to making the finest video experiences shows through on this amazing adventure. Incredible drone photography and a sound track for the ages compliment your narrative. You have shown Alaska in a new and outstanding light and added so much joy to my life to simply sit back and watch each adventure unfold before me. Word fail me at times but please know that I will be a lifetime fan of your channel and your works. Much love to you both...Bob
Thank you, Bob. We both love that you enjoy each episode so much. It brings us both a lot of joy knowing you are with us on the journey. Sending a wave from the north!
@@ArtWeThereYet I visited Alaska in 2022, but only got as far north as Denali. I need to see your Denali episode(s), where you will undoubtedly reveal things I completely overlooked. I'm 71, but still in good health and now am determined to go back and rent a vehicle that can get us to Dead Horse. I've visited Ushuaia by sea (on a commercial cruise ship-ugh) and look forward to seeing and hearing about your journey there by land. While I'm gushing... Your narrative is solid, well-researched, well-written, well-scored, and beautifully delivered. What a voice! The camera work and editing is of equally high quality. Someone with the power to do so is going to find your channel and move you to a far more lucrative platform than UA-cam. I'll shut up now.
I came across this video as a suggestion and I'm glad it did. I was in a state of awe the whole video, the way you described what you were experiencing and the drone footage was truly captivating. Thankyou for sharing this masterpiece and safe travels 😊
67 yr old in my younger days I wanted to do your exact trip unfortunately I only made it as far as Carcross Yukon just me and my dog Dusty in a 1983 Ford p/u with a camper and my Yamaha 250 dirt bike Health reasons forced me back to Vancouver. so I sure wish🤩Happy Travels for you kids have fun stay safe & enjoy your Adventure 🥰🙏
Thank you so much for watching. We are sorry you didn't make it all the way to Alaska, but you did get to see the beautiful Yukon, we love it there! Are you gonna try to do this trip again? If you do, all the best to you!
49 years ago I left college for one year to return home to Alaska to work on the Alaska Pipeline (TAPS). Spent over 40 weeks in the Pipeliner’s Union #798 (Tulsa, OK). Working in the Pipegang, living in camps; Atigan Pass, Dietrich, Happy Valley and Galbraith Lake. Worked as a Bead-Grinder; 7 days/week, almost 40 straight weeks. Skinny-dipped in the Sag river and summited Mt. Doonerak! Bootlegged a bit of whiskey and sold Gerber knives. Returned to college - paying cash. Was a great way to get my start in life! Retired now and living in Colorado. Wonderful video!
@@ArtWeThereYet Actually, I am starting to write a book, I was one of the youngest to work up there. The 798 is a tough Union, not for the faint of heart! I have several hundred Kodak slides that are amazing, when I see them the recall is amazing.
Fantastic video! ❤ We hired a tour trip there. It was an 8 passenger van. Our driver was a full time "Ice Road Trucker." The video brought back awesome memories. It was very interesting to see how much things had changed in 14 years. Thank you for this experience!
I just found your channel today, and honestly I'm blown away. So well produced and informative. I felt like I'm watching something produced on the discovery channel. Hope your channel blows up!!! Beautiful scenery and your voice is incredibly soothing.
I lived in wasilla for 3 years and my wife started working in dead horse at the general store! I’ve only been as far north as Fairbanks myself, driving the parks up from wasilla to Fairbanks once in summer and another in winter! WOW what a whole nother world there is north of Fairbanks! Thank you for a wonderful video trip.
That is such a beautiful drive from Wasilla up to Fairbanks. Have you ever driven up to the little lookout and interpretive trail at K’esugi Ken (right across from the Denali Viewpoint South). That is our FAVORITE view of Denali. Absolutely incredible up there!
As always, I love you guys. Love your journey, and especially, the storytelling. "When you meet a nomad, you get to connect with someone who really gets you... "
Hey Alonzo - thanks for the awesome compliment! We are both a little curious though, and maybe you can help us figure something out. Your comment is exactly (like EXACTLY) the same as one we just responded to. Are you using a comment app or something that generates comments? We're trying to figure this one out...especially as we want to make sure we're not spending precious time responding to bots!
Absolutely one of the best travelogue videos i have ever seen. The narrative is fabulous. Your research and factual info is above anything I have seen. Thank you. Please repeat.
My mother, a retired journalist, wrote two articles on Alaska, one on the pipeline, and the second on the Exon-Valdez oil spill in 1989. I have pictures of her at Pump Station Number 1, and I still remember reading her unedited version of her article on the Exon-Valdez Oil Spill. So, I thank you for this beautiful trip you shared with us, as I have never been to Alaska.
This is one of the best productions I’ve ever seen. Thank you so much for sharing. The videography, the narration, the journey itself. Absolutely riveting. Passed to several friends.
an argentinian guy is doing from Argentina to Alaska in a honda econo 90cc now is in the USA. I just found you guys and of course I subscribe to your incredible chanel that was very nice to treat the guy to a great dinner thank you for sharing
I was surprised how good and technically accurate this video is. I worked on the pipeline for 31 years and drove the length of the Haul Road over 200 times. Thanks for bringing back beautiful memories.
This is the finest compliment of them all. Thank you for taking the time to write this note. And WOW, 31 years working on the pipeline and driving through that land. Our hats off to you, sir. We are both a bit envious you were blessed to spend so much time up there. It will stay with us forever.
@ I especially liked your stay at Finger Mountain. I used to stop there before descending into the Kanuti River valley. The valley is a major migration route for caribou and spectacular during the spring and fall. Oh yeah, and I have slid down Beaver Slide…several times…yes, all the way.
One of the major reasons I subscribed to your channel, is your voice, it is so calm and yet has an happiness and excitement to it. I first watched your National Geographic Expedition cruise vlog and fell in love with your content, presentation and your voice ☺️☺️. The next thing i absolutely love are the cinematography and editing of your videos. Lastly I learned many things about these places, from your videos and now eager to explore these place with my loved ones. Keep up the good work 🥰
This is so kind. THANK YOU for taking the time to write this amazing feedback. Currently flying in the air over Seattle, responding to emails/comments/etc, and seeing this just makes me smile. Thank you so much. So happy you are now on the adventure with us! -Cora
Absolutely stunning video! Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for producing this so that all your viewers as well as myself can enjoy this adventure through your outstanding video and narration. Well done!❤
I LOVE the insight to the wildlife and history of the road you gave along the way......the pauses to explain permafrost etc. are valuable to me....a very wonderful journey!!! THANKS for taking us along! Looking forward to more!!
This is one of the best channels on UA-cam. The narration is well-researched, and the geographical features are on point, with very precise explanations. A lot of work went into this. This is passion. Keep going.
Hey Cora, we certainly enjoyed this video, in fact we loved it! The detailed history and geography and other bits of information you provide is unsurpassed. Thank you for doing this. We are eagerly watching for each episode. Atigan pass and the climb might be our favorite stop, but if we'd travel this road, that may change.
Thank you, Edward! So happy you enjoyed this one as well! We're slowly and surely settling into a style and rhythm with the episodes. We'll see where they evolve to next!
I knew Alaska was beautiful, but you have done such wonderful justice to that beauty. Did I mention the amazing storytelling and narration, and what a soothing voice? Not one second of the video was one that should be missed! Super!!! super!!! Super!!! Thank you again
About the time I thought I was done with overlanding and van life channels, this one comes along. Not sure why I stuck out 51 minutes of video, but sure glad I did. This is fantastic. Not only is the video production awesome, her narrating voice is perfectly pleasant. New sub here, can't wait to binge watch the content. Rock on peeps!
Thank you for this memory. I now live in South America but back in the 70s I worked for the company that did the advertising for the Alaskan pipeline and gas companies involved in the work. When I see pictures, I am so proud of all the people who worked so hard, for so long, to make a dream come true and something that was not dangerous to the animals. I love the television series "Ice Road Truckers" because it gave me a chance to see the area. Thank you very much for a walk down memory lane.
Subscribed in just over 2 min. Incredible. Who are you two. The inserted media, the writing, your videos, Wow!!! You both will serve millions of people, I pray you stay blessed, and even make millions of dollars.
Your voice narrating your journey is top notch! Your smooth and comforting tones, along with your well researched information, add such depth to your adventure. I’m way beyond my adventure taking years, but with you and your wonderful partner, I can continue to experience the wonder of the open road!😊 I’m so looking forward to each new episode on your journey to South America! Godspeed to you both!🙏
@@ArtWeThereYet The card shown is written by someone from the state of Kerala in India and we speak the language "Malayalam" thus we call ourselves "mallu" short for "Malayali"🙂 Also, the production quality of the video is so good. Enjoyed it a lot.
Am I missing something or are these people supposed to be filmmakers. The cinematography and the narration are phenomenal. I’m not blowing smoke either. The words she uses to describe things are wonderful. This is my first time seeing this channel but it’s definitely not my last cause I’m subbing right now! Wow. It’s fabulous that people are able to do this and post it on UA-cam for the ones of us who will never see this in person. Thank you!! From North Carolina
📊POLL TIME! What is your FAVORITE stop on the Dalton? Will you put this road trip on your life bucket list?
Yup. Thinking of sticker designs now...😅
Meeting your cycling friend along the way was inspiring. It shows you don’t need a bus to seek your adventure …just a willingness to do it.
Yes.. as a newly retired truck driver I’m inspired to retrace some of your steps from Ottawa Canada to the Pacific and as far north as I can in my 2018 Camry. Well look for your stickers and report back on what we find. Life is short…grab what you can while you can!! God Bless…have a safe journey!
I have so enjoyed your travels across Canada and up through Alaska and now the Arctic. I’ve been to various places in South America so I will tag along with you guys on your journey. Your vlogs are absolutely the best I’ve seen. Great job👍. Safe travels.
Not the one where you picked flowers despite knowing how slowly they grow and how harsh the arctic is. It sets a bad example. I loved pretty much everything else, and just wanted to let you know of the horrendous impact of social media influencers on outdoor spaces. Moreso now than ever, it is incredibly important to try to set the best, leave no trace example that you can. You did set a great example of a respectful tourist by mentioning the right of way of the truckers, and I want to give you props for that though.
I'll have more positive things to say later, but I think the overall 'tone' and perspective of this video would make people have more respect for the places they visit because you made it about the places you went rather than making it about yourselves.
Great video , learned alot from you guys
This is more professional than BBC documentary. Excellent work. Top quality!!!
Wow thank you!
I thought I think I watch National Geographic channel.
This you tube channel needs it's own TV show... The quality is superb.
…I don’t understand how this channel does not have a million subs. It is by far one of the best produced channels on UA-cam. There has to be something we can do to help these amazing artists pump the subs up. As always great episode.
I’ve wondered the same thing. They do awesome work so I’d think they’d have a huge number of followers.
Agree
I agree
@@andredyton8648 Your a 100% correct.
Totally
Hats off to that guy on the bicycle. That's an adventure of a lifetime.
Yes it is, and Louis is an inspiring young man!
I’d be interested in learning more of his journey
Her narration voice is incredible!
Yes, her voice and narration sucked me into the video… superb
Learned some things too. Always a plus.
It took me a little while to get used to it. Basically the whole narrative is pronounced as if it was a poem. And yes, many pieces of information about various things encountered along the way do have a poetic strength to them.
Yes She is Riveting and Enchanting at the Same Time. She is the Perfect Female at Narrating like Mike Rowe is for the Male side of Narration. They Both are ...Simply The BEST.
Wow what an awesome view of Northern Alaska, wishing you all the best in your next journey to Argentina 😅❤God bless 😊❤
This is off the charts for quality of production.
🤘Awesome compliment. Thank you!
A masterpiece Much better than anything that comes out of Hollywood,
Fair to say, that's a pretty low bar! Hollyweird is boring but junky repeats.
It still filled with EVOLUTIONARY B.s about millions of Years which is School taught B.s nothing can be proved to be millions of years , So it should not be mentioned but , it's old or ancient, The narrative and one giving narrations is definitely tops , I enjoy watching Nature And Video footage on Mountains but the Fake Evolution narrative is bunk and makes it less perfect which she did wonderful narrating this Footage
@@georgeball5723- it’s called science!😂
I don't know who y'all are but you're the best videographer/narrator I've ever watched. This video is SO good.
I'm excited to finish watching it.
Wow, thank you!
Agreed. I’m watching it for the second time. ❤
മലയാളത്തിൽ സ്റ്റോർ സൈനിനെക്കുറിച്ച് നിരവധി അഭിപ്രായങ്ങൾ കാണുന്നത് ഞങ്ങൾക്ക് വലിയ സന്തോഷം നൽകുന്നു. അതിനാൽ ഈ എപ്പിസോഡ് ആസ്വദിക്കുന്ന ഞങ്ങളുടെ എല്ലാ സഹോദരങ്ങളെയും ഞങ്ങൾ സ്വാഗതം ചെയ്യുന്നു, ഞങ്ങൾ സബ്ടൈറ്റിലുകൾ മലയാളത്തിൽ അവതരിപ്പിക്കുന്നു!
കൊള്ളാല്ലോ
അടിപൊളി!!
So amazed to see the Malayalam board, watching from Kerala. It really pops some travel plans. Really appreciate you guys, your presentation is marvelous.
This is just not another travel channel, its a professionally made documentary with good research and well articulated. Amazing job both of you.
Thank you!! 🙏❤️🙏
I lived in Fairbanks, Alaska from September 1965 to November 1967. As a geologist, I mapped an area in central Alaska for my masters degree. The oil at Pahoot Bay had not been discovered until a year after I left Alaska for my three years in the Army Corps of Engineers with one year in Vietnam. One of the oil companies donated $50 to me so I could purchase some surveying equipment. When the oil was found i was in Vietnam and my mother sent me a clip from the news paper about the discovery.
When I drove the Alaskan Highway, I placed a sheet of plexiglass over the windshield to protect it. There were many rocks that hit it but it never broke. The price of the plexiglass was cheap compared to the cost of a new windshield for my 1965 VW!
Dude you drove a 65 VW up the AH congrats Ill bet there are some stories about that! I worked outside of Fairbanks as a contractor to the USAF we installed a bunch of seismographs. Ive driven that highway 3 times 2x in a 84 FJ60 landcruiser and once in a 85 F250 4x4 epic road trip loved it. Thanks for sharing your story and thanks for your service!
@@gfurstnsu You haven’t lived until you’ve driven for a winter in Fairbanks in an air cooled VW!
Wow, my cousin Mel Ritchey in 1957 wanted to buy a VW bus drive it from Ohio and Pennsylvania to work on the Gulf oil drilling rig. I already had a job with Sylvania and did not go, but he did. Chef asked if Mel would like a Steak, “Sure” Would you like TWO 1” thick !!! “SURE !!!!. He ate like that the entire summer and was paid $180 week and no place to spend it.
I missed another opportunity in Alaska!!!! Lester. In The summer of 1990 we had a family reunion with 59 attending, including my parents wow I love Alaska and so did they and so did all our cousins that already lived there!!
That sounds wild!
Wow! That's amazing! it must have been very different back then! You got an amazing story!
Thank you for your service!
The Engineer who designed the pipeline was my professor for Pipeline engineering class in 1981 at Cal Poly! I am sure he is no longer with us! God bless him and all those who worked on this project and the roads!
Oh how cool!
SLO or Pomona?
@@jonam7589 Which engineer are you referring to? I knew them all.
@@44bett Pomona.
The nature of my job allows me to constantly have UA-cam running in the background. In the thousands and thousands of videos I’ve watched, this is hands down the best non professional video/production I’ve seen. Kudos to you both.
Wow that’s a great compliment! Thank you so much! 😊
I'm a truck driver on the Dalton. I must admit we greet multiple colored buses with no little suspicion. you have done a very good documentary of the Dalton Highway. Great content and wonderful videos. I've been here for years. And I learned a lot about the Dalton I didn't know. BRAVO!!!! You guys are my own heart. God's speed in your journey.
Michael, coming from a Dalton trucker, this is the BEST COMPLIMENT. Thank you!!! Cheers to you and the work you do. It's no small feat! Wave hello to the coastal plain for us...we can only imagine what it is like in the winter! Sending a wave from Canada!
AS A DISABLED MAN, THIS CHANNEL JUST FREED MY MIND. SALUTE TO YOU TWO
So happy you are on the adventure with us!
This is one of the best videos that we’ve seen on UA-cam. Thank you for taking us along on your journey.
That is so kind - thank you, Bob!
Wow, this video is amazing guys. What an epic journey.
Thank you!😊
I agree with other comments that the production value of this video is off the charts! This is, by far, the single most thorough, educational and scenic video I have ever seen of the Dalton Hwy, all wrapped into one. My fam and I just recently moved from northern NY to Fairbanks. I thoroughly enjoyed coming along for your visit to Deadhorse and look forward to more content! You should have millions of subs. I just added one.
Wow, what a wonderful presentation of the Arctic and the oil pipeline. My cousin Ben Cottle Homestead in Wasilla in 1947 was on the public utilities commission as part of his life and went to the pro Bay before 1990. Your video and drone work gave me a thrill to see what he must’ve seen back 40 years ago. Also, we were in Alaska at Juno on a Viking cruise with my son and his wife and saw the National Geographic ship that you had on but had left and only the crew was there. My wife and I had gone to Patagonia in 2000 on the other end of the Arctic Antarctic for three weeks with road scholar. Also wonderful experience for us. Two weeks after our Alaska cruise my wonderful wife had a massive stroke. She was my partner for 64 years and still is thank you for sharing this. I love your BUS. I love your artwork. I love your reporting. I love all the things that, you and your husband are doing. Keep up the great work and thank you thank you thank you. Lester.
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I paused the video and came to the comment section to leave a comment that this is the best and full of information documentary, its just amazing, waooo, from Pakistan
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled you found the documentary informative and enjoyable. Your support means a lot!
You guys are turning into masters of your craft, the way you research your surroundings as you travel thru them and present it to us with the cinematography and the background music is just magical, it's as if we are there with you, truly exceptional, I know Cora & Jose I'm always complementing your videos and your craft and with good reason as every time I'm overwhelmed with the beauty of your travels and your presentation, your lifestyle is to be congratulated and I know you realize what an exceptional life experience you guys live, the beauty of the natural world in never ending and constantly breathtaking, I've done quite a bit of traveling myself on my Honda Goldwing and I surely appreciate it as well, and that young man on the bicycle, what courage and determination, I sure hope God keeps him safe on his travels....Javi G.
Thank you, Javi! You have watched the evolution of our production style throughout this season, so this means a lot. Thank you for being with us on the journey, and always giving such kind (and helpful!) feedback. Without another soul on the other side of the screen appreciating this work, why else would we create it? So thank you, thank you, thank you for not only appreciating it, but soaking it up like we hope others will do, and for continuing to join us for each new step of the project.
And we couldn't agree more with you about the majesty of nature, and our wishes that Louis' journey continues to be safe and filled with adventure. He's an amazing person.
We're going to have to hear more about your adventures in your Honda!
@@ArtWeThereYet Just might do that and share a few pics, and you're welcome amigos.
Got some giggles from this. My wife and I drove to Prudhoe Bay along the Dalton in 2019 from Florida pulling a small travel trailer. My wife and I were giggling hearing your comments on the Dalton being a dangerous road etc. etc. etc. It is challenging, I’ll give it that, but if you heed the advice offered at just about every visitor Center through the Yukon and Alaska on prepping for the Dalton, it is doable. Much of the advice (it’s actually in a pamphlet) is common sense - at least one full size spare tire, extra fuel, clothing and food for 48-hours, and if possible some sort of satellite communication device. I think the best advice was when approaching one of the 18 wheelers, slow down and pull as far to the right as possible. Most truckers will slow down and move over as well - all in an attempt to avoid a broken windshield. We had all this and obeyed the rule of the road and are happy to say every trucker we met did the same. As for fuel, the stops mentioned had no ethanol fuel so for most vehicles this meant better mileage. We filled up at the start, again in Coldfoot where we spent the night and then in Prudhoe Bay and just reversed everything on the way back. For someone who has never driven the Dalton, you may have put the fear into them to never attempt it. I say that with the utmost respect and with a giggle. Travel safe
Yeah, I was thinking the exact same thing.
"One of the most dangerous roads in the World" Really??
Guess she's never seen videos from India or Napal. Now 'those' roads are crazy dangerous!
This road is tame enough to have Visitor's Centers, and it's paved a good part of the way. And it's not like it would be weeks before you see another vehicle if you do break down. Maybe a couple hours at best.
Sure is pretty up there though!!
Take your time, use your brain, and you'll do just fine.
@ Lived in Kathmandu, Nepal for 2.5 years and yep, those roads are dangerous and local drivers only add to the challenge.
We were thinking same thing. This is by far NOT one of the most dangerous roads. My sons and I pulled a 30ft travel trailer up to Coldfoot and dropped it to run the rest of way to Deadhorse and back. We took six days to complete the entire trip and had a blast. Not one issue on any equipment and that’s even pulling it through some dicey construction areas.
Yeah, tried to watch but she was just so dramatic, I had to turn it off.
Ha, I giggled at different things.
Thank you for living out the adventure that so many of us can only dream about. Blessings.
Thank you!🙂
Thanks!
Thank you so much, Steve!
This is some of the best narration of interest and educational content I have seen on you tube. Thanks.
So nice of you!
I have been to Alaska twice when I was on active duty. This video was very colorful and informative. Thanks for all the comments along the drive of Dalton Road. it was nice to see the mountains and the animals. I loved this video for all that you show. I hope you make many more like this. God Bless.
Thank you so much for watching, we are so glad you enjoyed this video, and yes we will be producing more videos like this one very soon!
Thank you for your service!
Bucket list ?? Nope, just did it with you folks !!
Thanks for taking me along, that was spectacular !!! It so much reminds me of my time spent in Canada's Yukon & Northwest Territories, on the Dempster Highway etc.
Looking forward for what's to come, be safe out there.......
Cheers
:) Thanks for joining us for the adventure! The Dempster must have been amazing! We originally planned to do that, and then couldn't pass up getting to the official start of the Panamerican Highway (given our trajectory with the project)
You are the type of people I truly admire and respect because of your philosophy in life that adheres to the idea of mobility, simplicity, humily, and kindness to all living creatures and respect of earth.
This is so kind - thank you!
This documentary deserves an award. Very professionally made. Voice is so gentle and pleasing to hear. Drone shots are really good. Kudos to you two to pull this off.
Words of encouragement like this mean more than you know. Thank you 🙏
I think I am living the Dalton through your video. I was just happy that my husband and I finally made it to Alaska a few months ago! It was a dream come true.
That makes us both so happy to hear!
Thank you so much Cora and Jose'...your dedication to making the finest video experiences shows through on this amazing adventure. Incredible drone photography and a sound track for the ages compliment your narrative. You have shown Alaska in a new and outstanding light and added so much joy to my life to simply sit back and watch each adventure unfold before me. Word fail me at times but please know that I will be a lifetime fan of your channel and your works. Much love to you both...Bob
Thank you, Bob. We both love that you enjoy each episode so much. It brings us both a lot of joy knowing you are with us on the journey. Sending a wave from the north!
Many congrats on your accomplishment reaching the far North! Thanks as always for taking us along with the excellent video. Wish you the best! ✌️
Thank you very much!
This is a professional-quality documentary on the most fascinating road trip one can imagine. Well done!
Wow, thank you!
@@ArtWeThereYet I visited Alaska in 2022, but only got as far north as Denali. I need to see your Denali episode(s), where you will undoubtedly reveal things I completely overlooked. I'm 71, but still in good health and now am determined to go back and rent a vehicle that can get us to Dead Horse.
I've visited Ushuaia by sea (on a commercial cruise ship-ugh) and look forward to seeing and hearing about your journey there by land.
While I'm gushing...
Your narrative is solid, well-researched, well-written, well-scored, and beautifully delivered. What a voice! The camera work and editing is of equally high quality. Someone with the power to do so is going to find your channel and move you to a far more lucrative platform than UA-cam.
I'll shut up now.
I came across this video as a suggestion and I'm glad it did. I was in a state of awe the whole video, the way you described what you were experiencing and the drone footage was truly captivating. Thankyou for sharing this masterpiece and safe travels 😊
Thank you :)
67 yr old in my younger days I wanted to do your exact trip unfortunately I only made it as far as Carcross Yukon
just me and my dog Dusty in a 1983 Ford p/u with a camper and my Yamaha 250 dirt bike Health reasons forced me
back to Vancouver. so I sure wish🤩Happy Travels for you kids
have fun stay safe & enjoy your Adventure 🥰🙏
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Thank you so much for watching. We are sorry you didn't make it all the way to Alaska, but you did get to see the beautiful Yukon, we love it there! Are you gonna try to do this trip again? If you do, all the best to you!
Amazing footage, great story telling! I can’t wait to see more and more and more… ❤ Greetings from Talkeetna!
The production value is off the charts, it's an automatic sub and you deserve millions of views! 💗
Wow, thank you!
@ArtWeThereYet no problem it's true!
49 years ago I left college for one year to return home to Alaska to work on the Alaska Pipeline (TAPS). Spent over 40 weeks in the Pipeliner’s Union #798 (Tulsa, OK). Working in the Pipegang, living in camps; Atigan Pass, Dietrich, Happy Valley and Galbraith Lake. Worked as a Bead-Grinder; 7 days/week, almost 40 straight weeks. Skinny-dipped in the Sag river and summited Mt. Doonerak! Bootlegged a bit of whiskey and sold Gerber knives. Returned to college - paying cash. Was a great way to get my start in life! Retired now and living in Colorado. Wonderful video!
You really painted a picture - What an adventure and the memories it brought!
@@ArtWeThereYet Actually, I am starting to write a book, I was one of the youngest to work up there. The 798 is a tough Union, not for the faint of heart! I have several hundred Kodak slides that are amazing, when I see them the recall is amazing.
Thanks!
Thank you!!
What a beautiful video 🥰
Fantastic video! ❤ We hired a tour trip there. It was an 8 passenger van. Our driver was a full time "Ice Road Trucker." The video brought back awesome memories. It was very interesting to see how much things had changed in 14 years. Thank you for this experience!
That’s awesome! Did the tour go all the way to Deadhorse, or to the Arctic Circle?
@ All the way. We stayed at a hotel there and ate the same food as the workers. It was a real fun experience. It was like we had our own chauffeur.
Your narration is f@ckin' awesome!
I just found your channel today, and honestly I'm blown away. So well produced and informative. I felt like I'm watching something produced on the discovery channel. Hope your channel blows up!!! Beautiful scenery and your voice is incredibly soothing.
Aw, that is so kind! Thank you!! And welcome aboard - so happy you are now on the journey to Argentina with us!
I loved this illustrated journey. I felt like travelled with you. Thank you for thorough illustration of the journey.
Such a kind comment. So happy you enjoyed the journey!!
I lived in wasilla for 3 years and my wife started working in dead horse at the general store! I’ve only been as far north as Fairbanks myself, driving the parks up from wasilla to Fairbanks once in summer and another in winter! WOW what a whole nother world there is north of Fairbanks! Thank you for a wonderful video trip.
That is such a beautiful drive from Wasilla up to Fairbanks. Have you ever driven up to the little lookout and interpretive trail at K’esugi Ken (right across from the Denali Viewpoint South). That is our FAVORITE view of Denali. Absolutely incredible up there!
As always, I love you guys. Love your journey, and especially, the storytelling.
"When you meet a nomad, you get to connect with someone who really gets you... "
Thanks for sharing your feedback, that means a lot to us!!☺️
Simply Amazing! Thanks for sharing your adventure with the world.
So glad you enjoyed the adventure!
Way to go Bobby! Another amazing video. Thanks so much!!
Thank you Martha and John for tuning in!!!
Wow, the drone work is unbelievable.
Thank you so much 😃
A very professional produced travel vlog. Thank you, thank you for letting your viewers tag along! Safe travels. ❤
Hey Alonzo - thanks for the awesome compliment! We are both a little curious though, and maybe you can help us figure something out. Your comment is exactly (like EXACTLY) the same as one we just responded to. Are you using a comment app or something that generates comments? We're trying to figure this one out...especially as we want to make sure we're not spending precious time responding to bots!
One of the best videos I have seen on UA-cam! Definitely will watch the rest of your videos and follow your journey along!
Awesome, thank you!
Absolutely one of the best travelogue videos i have ever seen. The narrative is fabulous. Your research and factual info is above anything I have seen. Thank you. Please repeat.
Wow, thank you!
From cinematography to giving details info shows how deep you researched about it.
Thank you for recognizing that 🙏
My mother, a retired journalist, wrote two articles on Alaska, one on the pipeline, and the second on the Exon-Valdez oil spill in 1989.
I have pictures of her at Pump Station Number 1, and I still remember reading her unedited version of her article on the Exon-Valdez Oil Spill.
So, I thank you for this beautiful trip you shared with us, as I have never been to Alaska.
Wow that's amazing! We are glad to bring you along for the journey through our videos!
This is one of the best productions I’ve ever seen. Thank you so much for sharing. The videography, the narration, the journey itself. Absolutely riveting. Passed to several friends.
an argentinian guy is doing from Argentina to Alaska in a honda econo 90cc now is in the USA. I just found you guys and of course I subscribe to your incredible chanel that was very nice to treat the guy to a great dinner thank you for sharing
Very cool! Do you know what the Argentinian’s channel is? We would love to follow him!
I was surprised how good and technically accurate this video is. I worked on the pipeline for 31 years and drove the length of the Haul Road over 200 times. Thanks for bringing back beautiful memories.
This is the finest compliment of them all. Thank you for taking the time to write this note. And WOW, 31 years working on the pipeline and driving through that land. Our hats off to you, sir. We are both a bit envious you were blessed to spend so much time up there. It will stay with us forever.
@ I especially liked your stay at Finger Mountain. I used to stop there before descending into the Kanuti River valley. The valley is a major migration route for caribou and spectacular during the spring and fall. Oh yeah, and I have slid down Beaver Slide…several times…yes, all the way.
Went up the road on a trip in Highschool. The river camp brings back great memories! Awesome videos!
Absolutely amazing video. Narration and dialog are second to none. Glad to find you and look forward to more of your travels.
I have no words for you guys. Lots of Love and Respect from INDIA. Love you guys !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What a fascinating presentation, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
One of the major reasons I subscribed to your channel, is your voice, it is so calm and yet has an happiness and excitement to it. I first watched your National Geographic Expedition cruise vlog and fell in love with your content, presentation and your voice ☺️☺️. The next thing i absolutely love are the cinematography and editing of your videos. Lastly I learned many things about these places, from your videos and now eager to explore these place with my loved ones. Keep up the good work 🥰
This is so kind. THANK YOU for taking the time to write this amazing feedback. Currently flying in the air over Seattle, responding to emails/comments/etc, and seeing this just makes me smile. Thank you so much. So happy you are now on the adventure with us! -Cora
Best video i have watched this year. Such a meaningful story and life. Safe travels to you 🙏🏾
Oh my goodness, what a kind comment! Thank you!
@@ArtWeThereYet you are welcome 🤗
AMAZING!! I LOVE that guy on his bike. what an interesting man.
We agree, Louis is an amazing soul!
This is better than professional documentaries. It has a soul to it while being equal if not better than those so called pros.
Absolutely stunning video! Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for producing this so that all your viewers as well as myself can enjoy this adventure through your outstanding video and narration. Well done!❤
Wow, thank you!☺️
I was just there in Late September. Most tranformative adventure. Very different from my Tuktoyaktuk run 2 years before.
Oh wow, in late September! Just about everything must have already been dusted in snow, yes? How was Atigun Pass?
I LOVE the insight to the wildlife and history of the road you gave along the way......the pauses to explain permafrost etc. are valuable to me....a very wonderful journey!!! THANKS for taking us along! Looking forward to more!!
Yay! So happy you enjoyed the episode. Can't wait to share the next stages of the journey!
Congratulations on reaching your most northern point… so looking forward to your southern journey.
Thank you so much!
👏 Bravo. I have to watch it again to figure that out.
Excellent! Thank You!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is one of the best channels on UA-cam. The narration is well-researched, and the geographical features are on point, with very precise explanations. A lot of work went into this. This is passion. Keep going.
Awesome, guys. Gives me chills and pics my desire to take this trip once in life. What a fabulous video. So beautiful.
So happy the episode inspired you to put this part of the world on your bucket list. It REALLY is incredible!
Hey Cora, we certainly enjoyed this video, in fact we loved it! The detailed history and geography and other bits of information you provide is unsurpassed. Thank you for doing this. We are eagerly watching for each episode. Atigan pass and the climb might be our favorite stop, but if we'd travel this road, that may change.
Thank you, Edward! So happy you enjoyed this one as well! We're slowly and surely settling into a style and rhythm with the episodes. We'll see where they evolve to next!
New to the channel, and so excited to follow your journey…well done and congrats making it to the Arctic ocean!
Welcome aboard!
I knew Alaska was beautiful, but you have done such wonderful justice to that beauty. Did I mention the amazing storytelling and narration, and what a soothing voice? Not one second of the video was one that should be missed! Super!!! super!!! Super!!!
Thank you again
Wow, this is so kind! Thank you for appreciating our work!
About the time I thought I was done with overlanding and van life channels, this one comes along. Not sure why I stuck out 51 minutes of video, but sure glad I did. This is fantastic. Not only is the video production awesome, her narrating voice is perfectly pleasant. New sub here, can't wait to binge watch the content. Rock on peeps!
Welcome aboard! We are so happy you enjoyed this video and sure hope you'll also enjoy our next videos. Thank you so much for watching!🙂
The BEST video that I've seen showing the Dalton Highway! Your explanation of the history of this place is SUPER!
Thank you for bringing us your adventure! Really enjoyed this and I subscribed to your channel
Thanks for the sub! So happy you found us and enjoyed the episode!!
This is absolutely a world apart.. thank you for sharing it.. 🙏🙏
This is just amazing…You gained my sub! Great content
Yay! So happy you enjoyed the episode, and welcome aboard! Thank you for the sub 🙏
That was a terrific program, very enjoyable.
Thank you for this memory. I now live in South America but back in the 70s I worked for the company that did the advertising for the Alaskan pipeline and gas companies involved in the work. When I see pictures, I am so proud of all the people who worked so hard, for so long, to make a dream come true and something that was not dangerous to the animals. I love the television series "Ice Road Truckers" because it gave me a chance to see the area. Thank you very much for a walk down memory lane.
That is amazing! I am glad you enjoyed the video and the it is bringing you good memories! 🙂
Subscribed in just over 2 min. Incredible. Who are you two. The inserted media, the writing, your videos, Wow!!!
You both will serve millions of people, I pray you stay blessed, and even make millions of dollars.
Wow, thank you!😊
Go Bobby Go!
Yeah! Go Bobby Go!
The sound feels like I'm actually enjoying the ocean breeze, such an amazing vibe
Amazing! Super well narrated! Love it! Keep on trucking..
Amazed at what you did with this video. Didn't know it was possible to make such an amazing video with all the bells and whistles as a UA-camr
Glad you enjoyed it! We really appreciate your feedback😊
Always beautifully filmed and the narration and music choices accompany perfectly. Thanks for sharing and inspiring! Love you both!
Happy belated birthday, Kelley! So happy you enjoyed the finale 😊
Your voice narrating your journey is top notch!
Your smooth and comforting tones, along with your well researched information, add such depth to your adventure.
I’m way beyond my adventure taking years, but with you and your wonderful partner, I can continue to experience the wonder of the open road!😊
I’m so looking forward to each new episode on your journey to South America!
Godspeed to you both!🙏
So happy you are now on the journey with us, David!
7:44 mallus assemble
Sorry?
@@ArtWeThereYet The card shown is written by someone from the state of Kerala in India and we speak the language "Malayalam" thus we call ourselves "mallu" short for "Malayali"🙂
Also, the production quality of the video is so good. Enjoyed it a lot.
എവിടെ പോയാലും മലയാളി ആണല്ലോ, അലാസ്ക്ക വെര എത്തി ❤
Am I missing something or are these people supposed to be filmmakers. The cinematography and the narration are phenomenal. I’m not blowing smoke either. The words she uses to describe things are wonderful. This is my first time seeing this channel but it’s definitely not my last cause I’m subbing right now! Wow. It’s fabulous that people are able to do this and post it on UA-cam for the ones of us who will never see this in person. Thank you!! From North Carolina
Sitting here with my morning coffee, and seeing your comment made me smile. Thank you for the encouragement and kind feedback about our work. -Cora
The majesty of the scenery is complimented by the eloquence of the commentary
Single dad from Africa Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 how I wish I could fulfill my bucket list traveling around the world
Wow, all the way in Sierra Leone! Sending a wave from the US!
wow, I have a friend who lived there for 7 years. her mom and dad were missionaries. she went back after college for a few years.
Wow, what an incredible journey! Great music and commentating. Great video guys!
Thanks so much!
Come across to your channel randomly, I am glad that I did. Your contents are wonderful. Watching you from New Zealand
new subscriber here. Amazing journey love from the Philippines❤
නියත වශයෙන්ම මම දැක ඇති හොඳම සංචාරක සටහන් වීඩියෝ වලින් එකකි. කතාව අපූරුයි. ඔබගේ පර්යේෂණ සහ සත්ය තොරතුරු මා දැක ඇති ඕනෑම දෙයකට වඩා ඉහළින් ඇත. ඔයාට ස්තූතියි.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found the research valuable.😊
Прекрасное видео.
Огромная работа проделана.
Спасибо и удачи в ваших путешествиях
Спасибо за ваш добрый комплимент. Спасибо, что посмотрели и оценили наш выпуск!