It Costs $3,000 to be Rescued from these DUNES! -Terra Tula
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- We had heard it was difficult but had no idea it was so hard that there is a $3000 fee to be rescued! In this video we also almost run out of fuel, visit Traverse City and do lots of exploring at Sleeping Bear Dunes, a "Must See" in Michigan.
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Susan & Tony here, Everything looks too familiar, because it is where we spend all our time in the summer. URGH I cannot believe we miss you guys and you where here.
Really, cool. I really didn't realize that the great lakes really look like the ocean with all that sand.
Salt free and no sharks. 🙂
Northern Michigan is beautiful. I grew up in Ann Arbor and sadly visited those same places only once. I long to go back, especially since I was one of the out of shape people stuck in the middle of those dunes and begged for someone to rescue me. My daughter was patient and after several hours of resting and trying and sliding down, I finally made it back up to the car just before dark! I want to conquer it after my significant weight loss! Lake Michigan is spectacular! The pics of our kids playing on the shores were so blue, that I actually asked them when had we taken them to the Caribbean…??? Glad you had fun!
Hello from Australia. I have fond memories of travelling through Michigan and seeing many of those same locations.
You guys are the reason we found Cape Lookout outer banks, we had a great camping time and hardly anyone there. Thanks and love the videos.
Looks like a nice place to visit but I bet it gets cold in the winter time.
Thanks for showing the Lake Michigan part of Sleeping Dunes. It was way too hot to hike it the day we were there. I thought for sure it was much steeper than it seemed to be in your video. Good to know!
All you had to do was drive to the Lake Michigan part.
Sierra I'm noticed you've been much more comfortable on camera UA-cam videos and I'm glad to see that
Traverse City and surrounding area is amazing. Glad you made it to Sleeping Bear and Pyramid Point, 2 favs since childhood. We had a late fall and the colors were amazing!
Mu backpacking experience has been "the higher you go, the fewer, but nicer the people you see".
When you got off the ferry you drove past an awesome restaurant. We used to go there every summer from Northport when we had our boat on Traverse Bay.
I completely agree with you. I live in Michigan and love it, but too many people. I have been exploring Canada lately the north side of Lake Superior.
Yet another great vlog !!!! i really enjoy watching ... i like the explanations on everything .. my town in Australia has 2 of those type of ferries
Be careful and carry extra fuel. Running that Dodge diesel out of fuel can make a $3000 sand dune recovery seem cheap. Fuel is the lubrication for the injector pump and it only takes a second without that and it's toast. I heard replacement pumps are now north of $4k, plus shop labor now. Several years ago it cost $2k for a rebuilt pump for my 2002 Dodge diesel.
Yes it is a beautiful spot! And that's why I live there! If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you. (Michigan logo) Cheers!
When I was a child, Traverse City was NOT as busy as it is today.
We avoid it like the plague and focus on the Northeast Side of the state when going north.
Glad you made it to the fuel station! Because it's a diesel engine, if you are actually running out of fuel while driving, immediately at the first sputter or loss of power on the foot pedal, put the vehicle in neutral, turn engine off and coast to safe spot. If you run the engine completely out of fuel, it will require air to be bled out of the fuel system before it will restart. On some diesel engines this can be very difficult. I would suggest the next time you are around a mechanic, have him show you the connections to bleed air out of your fuel system. Have him explain the process of doing this as it takes one person to turn the engine over while the other is under the hood bleeding the air. Better yet, fuel up regularly! Oh Ya! I'm enjoying the videos!
The newer pickup trucks have an in tank lift pump to push the fuel to engine you need enough battery to turn it over till it catches its still not good to run out.
You didn't go to the big dune? Bummer, though there are people, it's a sight you should see (and climb) once in your life.
Loved this vid you’s guys!!
I hope you got the chance to see Madeline island WI.
One day when you're 95 years old.....you'll remember days like this and smile....probably tell your grandkids and they'll say,....oh Grammy, we've seen that video a hundred times....have you seen OUR latest video? We climbed K2 last week and snowboarded down from the top! Now we've gotta go...we're snorkeling the underwater city of Miami...see ya!
I live in in the area and only go to the dunes in the winter.to many people.
Did you go to the Traverse City Pie Company? It's very good if you like pie.
2:13 Yeah, I saw you flash that ginormous ring, girl!
You’re about 40 miles from my house... by the way the Sandune you were standing on next to it is called good Harbor I was in a storm with 93 mile an hour winds... for2 to 3 hours..yes I was in my Sailboat!!!
Mackinaw pronounced Mac In Aw. Sault Ste Marie pronounced Sue Saint Marie
Hi jetty girl sierra and Billy
You go on and on about how crowded it is, but you passed 30 places with less people. And when there are only 2 warm months the whole year, what do you expect?
Here's the deal, you create content, I watch! Don't be slacking in the episodes. You copy?
And 3rd oyeahhhhhh
Ever listen to how much the two of you speak? Now multiply that by 20 or 40 LOL!!!!!!!!!!
There is NO PLACE like Northern Michigan, the BEST place to spend summer.
Today Mackinaw City retains the "aw" spelling while the bridge, straits and island steadfastly cling to the "ac" spelling. No matter how it is spelled, however, it is always pronounced Mackinaw
Right. I was told the "ac" ending is the leftover French spelling. Apparently, the French pronunciation is "aw."
Cuz There’s an awe to it
i wonder how many viewers realize how many takes you had to make. Set the camera film, return, relocate the camera do a shoot, come back then reposition the camera again...... You probably traversed that dune region 6 or 7 times to get all the footage. That is real dedication and physical stamna!
It's so cool seeing you in my state visiting the places I've been and love.
Love you guys and looking forward to the new boat.🙂
Traverse City is called tragic City by the residents of the upper peninsula. We like are home and don't want a lot more tourists, it's fol
Ks like Sierra and Billy
You DO NOT want to run a diesel out of fuel. It will ruin your high pressure pump and cost thousands. I speak from experience
Love the Tula crew, I would bypass Chicago also
Love you guys! Welcome to Michigan, hope you love it as much as we do! By the way, it's Macki-NAW :-)
Have followed your travels faithfully and am happy to see that you enjoyed “Pure Michigan “!
Get a Pasty you Fudgie! It's called macki "naw" Traverse city is the bomb Cherry Fest! Macki "nac" still has me laughing. A Fudgie is a tourist in Mackinac. Seriously make a necklace from a petoski stone! Btw Michigan is World Class Fishing! That's my old stomping grounds. Glad your Having fun! Michigan is a beautiful state!
Should of told you to keep an eye for yooperlites stones too!
I grew up.in Michigan.. on the SW side.. very close to Lake Michigan .. I took it all for granted as a kid.. we used to climb the dunes for conditioning for pre-season football
The water in the northern portion of Lake Michigan is amazing. There are some inland lakes in that part of Michigan that has some of the clearest blue water that I had ever seen.
Dodges go well below the red line... At the red line... Where you can't tell the difference between the needle and the red line... You have about 30 miles before you're screwed.
And if you do run out you have a manual primer pump on the driverside of the motor under the steering shaft. Easier than pulling the fuel filter though. Takes quite a few pumps depending on how empty your filter is.
Aw jeez that truck had 50 miles left.
Hey Billy, speaking from experience of dealing with over thousands of vehicles from my Dad having 60 years in the business and being the President of the Used Car Association in this state, plus owning and being partners in several new car dealerships, if you can help it, never let your truck get below a 1/4 of a tank in order for it not to suck up any trash into the injectors, plus the fuel and water separator filters. It is not the same when a diesel runs out of fuel like it is with a gasoline engine, you can really run into major expensive repairs. Just a tip, it’s your thing, do what you wanta do. LOL 😂. Stay safe and have fun.
Tip --If you run out of fuel in your diesel truck , You have to bleed all the air out of the system , it takes about 30 minutes for me to do it ..... nothing needs to be repaired . I have done this on my 2000 Dodge as others 3 to 4 times ....
One thought, quit trying to do it all. You are young and have your whole lives to go back, including after the boat adventures. We share some things in common, I like remote, out of the way, not yet discovered, and often pass on the super popular spots because there are TOO MANY PEOPLE!
I’ve followed you guys for the past few years and as a Michigander am so happy to have watched the past few videos of you guys traveling to places I know. Thanks for the great content.
Ahh you ended up in Indian River to get fuel! That’s where we spend our summers now! Mullett lake! Beautiful large inland lake! We named our dog Dune after the Sleeping bear dunes since we love that area so much too! Great videos!!
The car ferry to Wisconsin is the S.S. Badger, I believe it is the last commercially operated coal fired steamship in the U.S. I’ve crossed several times with my motorcycle aboard the Badger. It was a fun way to travel and has always been enjoyable crossings.
Totally speaking my language Billy "city, 2 hours, that's enough for me, get me out of here"
You know, when you get the new boat, you can sail it right back up to the Great lakes in the early spring and get a whole summer's worth of content, exploring all the lakes. Just think of it, fresh water baths every day😊
Those islands you saw at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore have some great camping on them (baby bears). North Manitou is the more rustic out of the two islands, while South Manitou has designated camping spots. Next time in Michigan if you make it to Copper Harbor that is about as far as you can get to nowhere and has a lot of off-road parking on the way along the lakeshore.
I think you should just chill a little bit about what you should do. You’re very young. You may traverse the country in a luxury RV in your 50s. Most of people that watch here the advice you’re going to get from them is quite similar to Traverse City. Though I was one of the people that said you’ve definitely got to go to the UP! I didn’t mention any towns because I was referring to the stunning topography geography woods and lakes that Michigan is in the upper peninsula area. You definitely don’t want to be in your 30s and have seen pretty much everything you find interesting in this country! Save the more mundane things for later maybe. We are in our 60s and ramble about in a 35 foot RV. But yet we like to do climbing and hiking and pretty much rarely visit all these towns. And I haven’t seen after national parks because I just can’t deal with all the traffic jams and hordes. Kind of can’t even imagine sitting in a traffic jam, pair of an binoculars ocular‘s to my face, looking at a bison that has basically been planted there! But you definitely get More than one pass at all these opportunities to do the things you are interested in. The further you go west the more interesting, which to me is not the same thing as beautiful, the terrain gets. More room to spread out,climb and walk not quite so many people if you put the effort in. And much more BLM land that you can get two in that vehicle. But the hordes are still out there! The cute town thing will become less of a choice the further west you go.
What I wouldn't give to be young again and choose the adventurous life that yall enjoy. So I live vicariously through your videos. Thanks so much for the adventures!! Much love for you guys!
if you don't like crowds then you're lucky you missed "Cherry Festival" big big crowds attend that. you need to see it once and then move on.
My wife and I just got married near the sleeping bear sand dunes in Frankfort!!
Congrats
@@itzel1735 thanks!!!
In my Cummins when the gauge is at that point I still have an hour and 15 minutes fuel at 65 mph. It goes another half division below empty. (Ask me how I know! lol!)
Hello my friends, the lady named Kathy said the word Buku. First time I heard that word was In 1969 in a little country called Vietnam. Stay thirsty my friend.
Love it. Seiara love ur pants an hoddie that's so cool how you can just park an. Camp. At nite side road.that's a good idea get jetty tired out so she sleep while ya go out explore the area.aww baby chipmunk ya both climbing hope your in shape
Was that the Ironton ferry you were on? that's a beautiful area from the bridge down to Traverse. Originally from western MI but I now live in Merritt Island FL. I do realize you are well out of MI now but hope you had a great time.
I don't think there is any obligation to see significant statues or nationally recognized places. It is more about what you want to see and what spins your wheels... That is the whole point of these vids, isn't it... Live life as an adventure...
The reason the ferry has a cable is because it is not required to have a captain’s license. I live on Maryland Eastern Shore “Easton” and there are two of the same type of ferries. The Whitehaven and Upper Ferry.
The dunes were very cool!
I can't believe you are still in Michigan and on my timeline it shouldn't be shorts weather HA!.
It's always a joy for me to watch the three of you.
It will take incredibly more work than is visible on the video.
My compliments for your travels, the positivity and enjoying each other.
It's almost like a little vacation for me.
Greetings from the Netherlands (winter) Cheers,
If you Visit Norther Arizona Get permits and Camp at Toroweep on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon
Running out of diesel is not like running out of gas. You don't just add a can of diesel and crank it till it starts, you have to bleed the system and prime it.
Y'all ok? We havent heard from you guys in a couple weeks.
what’s with having Jetty on a leash on the beach though? (9min23 into the video)
Upon returning back to Jetty...Jetty was like--why, didn't you take me🐾
If you go to one my favorite places Ludington Michigan, to catch the ferry to Wisconsin. Please stop in House of Flavors ice cream shop and tell the Neil family I still love them.
Why don't you guys go to Vietnam and sail your boat back?? We miss you sailing.
Bad rescue people. I'd rescue beautiful women for free.
No fair. She had to run down the dune with one extended arm to hold the camera. She wooda whooped yur a??. LOL
You're one of my favorite "TV" shows. ;-) Thank you SO much for choosing beautiful, soulful music to go with your video. It makes a huge difference.
So awesome you made it to the good land.
Another great video! Thanks you guys! :)
Other than the cables, looks a lot like the the Shelter Island South Ferry.
You should go to australia the place is wild and very few people
THE best thing about swimming in the Great Lakes...no salt! fresh water! I grew up on Lake Erie, live in the southland now. The almost constant sun is great, but I miss the lake in the summer. Enjoy!
17:50 FIFTY + YEARS AGO, MOST OF THAT GRASS DID NOT EXIST. THERE WAS A WHOLE LOT MORE SAND.
I had the same truck! Always fill up at 1/4 tank. If you are on a hill on anything below a 1/4 tank you can lock up your cylinders with air cause air will get into your fuel line. Also, you will burn up your injection pump cause it's cooled by diesel fuel. My repair cost me $1,500.
Good luck guys!!
Wonderful adventures. Love your channel. From a tech standpoint: the walking and filming gives me motion sickness and is difficult to hear all of the conversation. The shots where you run ahead and place the camera and drive or walk by are awesome. Keep up the good work. 😎
Cool episode, you guys stay safe and keep exploring 👍
Don’t run out of diesel , it’ will be a pain to restart your truck.
I'm glad your going around Michigan traverses city is beautiful and the sleeping bear dones is so much fun know you understand why it was so hard to tell you about the best places to go to in Michigan I'm glad you went swimming in lake Michigan I'm looking forward to seeing your next video and where your going and seeing take care
Little less talking more showing
You two are such a great couple thanks for all the entertainment!
Most of these places were experiencing record crowds this summer due to the relaxation of Covid restrictions. Unfortunately you just ended up in it.
Have you guys ever thought of sailing the Great Lakes?
I work in Traverse City, the Population of TC easily doubles in the summer tourist season, we refer to it as Traffic City then. It is Beautiful in the Fall and winter as well.
Imagine that climb in Aug.
You got atleast 45 miles left no worries
Really enjoyed this blog . You guys do a a great job with your videos. Keep up the great job.
The best part of any trip is when you get back and the pooches are so glad to see you. Jetty was so happy. Beautiful dunes, nice hike.
People are A-holes in the U.P.
Red line still 20 to 30 miles
What’s up Tula
👍👍👍👍👍
Great guys