This was a crazy ending to an epic Journey. If you enjoyed this series a sliver of how much we enjoyed making it, I'll consider it a success. Thank for watching!
Great video and great trip. So stoked for you guys. Bummer about the Jeep but hey, you got to finish. And man, your editing and video skills are fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
Bitter sweet that this trip is over. Really enjoyed this series and gave me something to look forward to watching. Really hope DJI takes care of you with refresh with the drones! The baby feature was badass and makes me look forward to our little hero coming in January. Thank you for this series Will!!! 🙏🏻🏕️🏔️
So glad you enjoyed it Brandon. It was my love letter to Idaho. Rob was a great sport on the baby sequence. I now have two new drones. Lesson: get insurance lol.
I always enjoy watching your adventures. You give us more ideas of idaho to explore in that part of our great state. I also believe after it's over you realize you can't have the adventure without the challenges...
I so agree...the challenge is sometimes what makes it such a great adventure! Thank you for watching this series, I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed it. It was a blast to make, so the fact that people are liking is icing on the cake.
what an incredible journey. I've enjoyed every single episode. I'm kinda a mix of emotions on this last episode. I totally wish I had your outlook on making the best of the situation. I don't think I would have recovered from the loss of a drone, plus my phone, plus a chewed up driveshaft, and crashing ANOTHER drone. hats off to you for still making through the day without it ruining your experience. Thank you for sharing your journey with us. you've inspired me, and i appreciate the time it took to bring us all along. As much as I wanna say I can't wait for your next adventure, you definitely deserve that time spent with your family and friends.
What a great comment Jason, thank you! I’m gonna miss this series as well. I was probably more upset than you could see on camera…but Chris and Jake were right here to pick me up and help me stay positive. I was upset because I was worried I wouldn’t be able to do North Idaho justice with to only two cameras left…but again, the guys pitched in and i think in the end it was exactly the video it was supposed to be.
Will, this was so incredible. Can’t even tell you how awesome this was to watch. You can tell you poured your ALL into this series. We’ll done buddy, we’ll done! 👊🏼
Your series on this adventure was amazing 👏. . This is now on my bucket list. We love adventures like this. We are planning part of this type of trim in March. Take care. I hope to see a follow up on that poor jeep
I still have the old driveshaft leaning against my garage wall as a reminder lol. So glad you liked the series. Hope you have an awesome Idaho adventure when you come through.
WELL, that was a Blast!! I just now finished "binging" this entire series and enjoyed it Very much. For 10 years I worked for a company based here in Tennessee where part of my territory was Idaho, Montana, W. Wyoming and E. Washington. I "roamed' around that area 1-2 weeks a month during that special time. I'm a fanatical "Jeeper" and have owed various Jeeps since 1985 (CJ-7). When I could my rental car would be a Jeep Wrangler and I took the opportunity to get off the beatin path and enjoy the backcountry. My wife came with me several times on those trips. I even ran a few small stretches of some of the BDR y'all covered. I'm retired now and enjoy watching "Jeep Overland" type UA-camrs. I've been following your adventures for a couple year and this was my favorite by far. Lotta great memories and several Idaho friends to thank for all of it. Thanks again and as always, "Keep on Jeepin"...
I am so glad you enjoyed the series! It sounds like you’ve seen a ton of exploring out this way. Honestly I can’t wait until the weather warms up to get back out there in the mountains. Thanks so much for sharing!!
Being born and raised in Idaho (Pocatello) I always took the public lands for granted. Now I live in TX and there are NO public lands. I miss it so much.
Guys, you absolutely rocked this entire series! Congrats to all of you for getting through this and still being so positive at the end. I truly appreciate how you guys work in the history of the areas you visit and show your passion for that! Hold your heads high for getting through this challenge and how you were able to share this journey with all that watch these videos.
Enjoyed this series so much. Thanks for sharing the ups and downs and in the end, just getting it done like Lewis and Clark and Ed Polaski. So much history to experience on a trip like this. The Idaho BDR is now on my bucket list! Ordering a map from Butler Maps so the planning can begin.
What a great series on that whole trip, love the video, I can’t believe how much you ended up going through on this one! Strong work, and keep them coming!
Will, I bet it feels so good to wrap up such a huge project in spectacular fashion. Congratulations, man! It's crazy that you guys not only completed the entire grueling route, but also captured the journey along the way. Tip of the cap, gents. Well done.
Congrats to all of you for completing the journey despite the challenges that happened. Adventure wouldn’t be adventure if it was always smooth sailing! Love the excerpts at the end. Great series Will! What’s next?
We did the whole Idaho BDR starting in second week of june last year. 2023. Other than broken springs on my overlanding trailer and scratches and a hole in the bumper my friend got on his new TRX it was a great trip.
@@Venture2Roam Virtually nonexistent. A couple of small patches here and there. . Nothing that even would’ve required four-wheel-drive. We had good timing between the snow and the fire season.
THANK YOU! I had a Pulaski Axe on the trip but sadly had to edit it out of this video...BUT I did an "Overlanding Gear Idea" video, and the Pulaski Axe was my top choice :) ua-cam.com/video/8NRp2bP8XDQ/v-deo.html
Great series. Gonna do this in ‘24 or ‘25. Great song choices. Especially Sigur Ros at the end. I hear ya, too. I did the WABDR last year and I’m still processing it.
Thank you so much! You'll have a blast, it's a great route. We've done a few other long trips since....but this one still stays with me because it's my home state and it was such a long time coming to actually do something like this. Thanks for watching!!
Wow Will! What an epic trip. Glad Finn made it the entire way. Too bad about your drones though. I really liked the radio conversations with subtitles and your pictures.
Thank you so much! Finn is alive and well. It took a little TLC, but he's back out in the wild lol. So cool to hear you liked the radio chatter...it was one of my favorite things to add in.
Crazy that you lost your drone and your phone. But regardless of that you still made some epic videos! You’re one of my absolute favorite channels to watch. Even if it’s a video I think I may not be interested in watching you find a way to suck me in, even if you drive a silly Jeep 😂. 🍻 Well done!
This is such a massive compliment, thank you. It’s comments like this that help motivate me to keep pushing my skills forward. I won’t argue that Jeeps are silly. More news on that later 😀
@@Venture2Roam What was the set up your friend with the Gladiator had. I have one with a smart cap and it looks like something I may be interested in. Thanks
@Venture2Roam Thanks to you, Chris, Rob, and the whole famn damily for the awesome series. Ready to go, and promise not to upset any Idahoanesian folk.
Will, do you have a way of a group that I can join for overlanding. I’m new to it and I live in NY. I would love to visit Utah or Idaho with my family. I just upgraded my 2010 jk for a 2023 jt rubicon. I need to get out. I’m scared to screw up a major trip goi g out west. And tips or groups I can go out with?
NY in the house! Kate and Iived in NYC for 6 years before moving back home to Idaho. Miss it there, but love it in Idaho. I don't go out with any groups or clubs. TBH it can get weird...and people aren't really prepared for the amount of time it takes to film the adventure. That said, and EXCELLENT resource for Idaho trails/trips/overlanding is a Facebook group called Idaho 4X4 Trail Runs: facebook.com/groups/528853831472880 DM me on IG/FB if you want a few pointers!
Well, I usually don’t have time to “ veg “ out but I am forced to because I broke my left foot yesterday… I definitely know how Matt feels when tons of stuff goes wrong all at one time. Its so odd to have chosen this today. I was feeling really crappy. So much has happened in the last few years that have turned my life upside down, yet I push on. I was crushed in a rollover accident in late 2019. It broke my back, pelvis, left leg, (and same foot, geez). That happened in the horrific uncertainty of Covid. I got very little medical care. Unbelievably I never got Covid. But I come out of it mostly not able to walk much. I can walk some, on some days but the nerves in my spine swell and things shut down… Just when I’m sort of reframing normal and start doing stuff I can’t do as well any more . I hung my foot in a crevice (while falling), it cracked like I pulled it off my leg. Its a swollen mess right now. So, I am hoping in a few days the swelling will go down and it will stop pounding like a bass drum. I already tossed the pain pills they make me sick at my stomach. I’m sort of like Mat, I get upset on the inside. I hide everything pretty well and I just sort of go off by myself. Usually I want to get all down but I know how lucky I am to even be alive. Its so much easier to be grateful, then it is to get all down and depressed. Yeah my life has had to change but it slowed me down (which wasn’t a bad thing). I have had so many broke bones it’s sort of ridiculous. I was the guy in school with something in a cast or on crutches and it never stopped. I thought the roll over would be hopefully my end of broken bones… well not yet at least. I was forced to sort of retire very young. I still can’t swallow the claiming disability thing. Luckily I have never been a person to go deep in debt, so I have been selling off all the stuff I no longer need to live a much more mobile life. People say I’m crazy, a guy who is about half paralyzed doesn’t do this stuff… well I guess they do because it’s been my life’s dream just to go, see, be out in nature, live a very modest life. Luckily, I’m a pretty small built guy with lots of upper body strength and the ability to work catastrophic appraiser claims (within reason and with technology and a drone I can do so much that couldn’t be done not long ago. Plus I can just process claims mobile if the actual appraiser part gets too ruff. My stuff being tornadoes and hurricanes I only work mostly 5-6 months and otherwise be able to go be a grown kid again, but no more risky stuff that crushes bones hopefully. So many people gripe and whine… All I want is the chance to do what I love. I guess I live up to my name a little too well sometimes, but Chance is simply the choice to take an opportunity or watch it pass by. I need to let some pass by at this point. Happy camping and best wishes for new great adventures. Thank you so much for making my yucky day be a lot less yucky. Have a good one and be safe… Ummm, I’m not sure I need to be the guy saying this anymore? It seems to be a trick or something…😂😖🤣😭
This was a crazy ending to an epic Journey. If you enjoyed this series a sliver of how much we enjoyed making it, I'll consider it a success. Thank for watching!
Great video and great trip. So stoked for you guys. Bummer about the Jeep but hey, you got to finish. And man, your editing and video skills are fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much! It's definitely a lifelong memory..now we need to go make some more. So appreciate you watching our vids!!
Bitter sweet that this trip is over. Really enjoyed this series and gave me something to look forward to watching. Really hope DJI takes care of you with refresh with the drones! The baby feature was badass and makes me look forward to our little hero coming in January.
Thank you for this series Will!!! 🙏🏻🏕️🏔️
So glad you enjoyed it Brandon. It was my love letter to Idaho. Rob was a great sport on the baby sequence. I now have two new drones. Lesson: get insurance lol.
That was an incredible journey. Thanks for taking me on the ride with you guys! Amazing! Congratulations!
So glad you enjoyed it. It was a blast to make.
I always enjoy watching your adventures. You give us more ideas of idaho to explore in that part of our great state. I also believe after it's over you realize you can't have the adventure without the challenges...
I so agree...the challenge is sometimes what makes it such a great adventure! Thank you for watching this series, I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed it. It was a blast to make, so the fact that people are liking is icing on the cake.
what an incredible journey. I've enjoyed every single episode. I'm kinda a mix of emotions on this last episode. I totally wish I had your outlook on making the best of the situation. I don't think I would have recovered from the loss of a drone, plus my phone, plus a chewed up driveshaft, and crashing ANOTHER drone. hats off to you for still making through the day without it ruining your experience. Thank you for sharing your journey with us. you've inspired me, and i appreciate the time it took to bring us all along. As much as I wanna say I can't wait for your next adventure, you definitely deserve that time spent with your family and friends.
What a great comment Jason, thank you! I’m gonna miss this series as well. I was probably more upset than you could see on camera…but Chris and Jake were right here to pick me up and help me stay positive. I was upset because I was worried I wouldn’t be able to do North Idaho justice with to only two cameras left…but again, the guys pitched in and i think in the end it was exactly the video it was supposed to be.
Will, this was so incredible. Can’t even tell you how awesome this was to watch. You can tell you poured your ALL into this series. We’ll done buddy, we’ll done! 👊🏼
Thank you! That means a lot. Looking forward to getting on the trail with you at some point!
Your series on this adventure was amazing 👏. . This is now on my bucket list. We love adventures like this. We are planning part of this type of trim in March. Take care. I hope to see a follow up on that poor jeep
I still have the old driveshaft leaning against my garage wall as a reminder lol. So glad you liked the series. Hope you have an awesome Idaho adventure when you come through.
Congrats on finishing such an epic endeavor! I loved the series and appreciate you taking us along for the ride! Looking forward to what's next.
So glad you liked it! Lots more coming soon!!
WELL, that was a Blast!! I just now finished "binging" this entire series and enjoyed it Very much. For 10 years I worked for a company based here in Tennessee where part of my territory was Idaho, Montana, W. Wyoming and E. Washington. I "roamed' around that area 1-2 weeks a month during that special time. I'm a fanatical "Jeeper" and have owed various Jeeps since 1985 (CJ-7). When I could my rental car would be a Jeep Wrangler and I took the opportunity to get off the beatin path and enjoy the backcountry. My wife came with me several times on those trips. I even ran a few small stretches of some of the BDR y'all covered. I'm retired now and enjoy watching "Jeep Overland" type UA-camrs. I've been following your adventures for a couple year and this was my favorite by far. Lotta great memories and several Idaho friends to thank for all of it. Thanks again and as always, "Keep on Jeepin"...
I am so glad you enjoyed the series! It sounds like you’ve seen a ton of exploring out this way. Honestly I can’t wait until the weather warms up to get back out there in the mountains. Thanks so much for sharing!!
Man such an epic trip. So many emotions, so many memories. All the highs and lows, but I know end the end you wouldn't have it any other way!
So true Matt!
truly an epic adventure guys. me and my wife have been watching every video, well done fellas.
Thank you!!! So glad to hear you enjoyed it. It was quite the adventure. Can’t wait to do another one!!
You had me rolling pretty good when "Bodyshop" started playing. 🤣
I couldn't help myself lol.
Great video just like the rest. Looked like an amazing trip and now I just want to come hang out with you guys.
Thanks Fletch. You 100% need to come hang with us.
Great series, you have done a great job. Can’t wait for whatever is next. Really enjoy you & Chris.
Thank you!! So many adventure vids in the que right now…and making some fun plans for 2023.
That was very cool thank you for the trip and video’s.Don and Donna from Hope
Idaho
So glad you enjoyed it…especially because you’re from Idaho! As an Idahoan this trip was extra special to me.
Being born and raised in Idaho (Pocatello) I always took the public lands for granted.
Now I live in TX and there are NO public lands. I miss it so much.
Same. We moved away to NYC, which made us appreciate the west so much.
Guys, you absolutely rocked this entire series! Congrats to all of you for getting through this and still being so positive at the end. I truly appreciate how you guys work in the history of the areas you visit and show your passion for that! Hold your heads high for getting through this challenge and how you were able to share this journey with all that watch these videos.
Thank you Brian! I so appreciate that you enjoyed the series. I really loved making it
This was a great video series Will ! I loved it. I hope to follow in your tracks some day. Sorry about your 2 drones and your phone :(
Thank you!! It's definitely a trip worth doing. I have insurance on all of my equipment now lol.
So awesome! What an epic trip. I’m moving to Idaho in January and definitely want to do this route!
Welcome to Idaho! If you are local, you’ll have plenty of routes to choose from…but this one gives you the entire state in one fell swoop.
Enjoyed this series so much. Thanks for sharing the ups and downs and in the end, just getting it done like Lewis and Clark and Ed Polaski. So much history to experience on a trip like this. The Idaho BDR is now on my bucket list! Ordering a map from Butler Maps so the planning can begin.
So happy to hear that. There’s sooooo much history we couldn’t squeeze in to the vids too. You won’t regret the butler map…it’s really useful.
Great series Will !!
Congrats to all on finishing the BDR.
Thank you. It’s such a great memory..both the trip and making the vids.
Looks like things fell apart after I left.
Great video though!
Lol. You were our Glue Rob!!!!
Sabotage maybe?! 😂 missed you at the end Rob!
What a great series on that whole trip, love the video, I can’t believe how much you ended up going through on this one! Strong work, and keep them coming!
Thanks Ian. It was an adventure for the books. Our biggest one yet. Gonna be hard to top it..but we’re gonna try 😎
This was an awesome series! Watched these all in one time!!! Love our Idaho nature! Thanks for filming this!🎉
Right on! So glad you liked it!!!
When Canada IS the goal…😅. GREAT series Will! Great crew! Memories comes from adventure, not from when everything goes as planned 👍🏻.
Thank you!! We definitely made lifelong memories in this trip.
@@Venture2Roam those the best!
Dude….you are a great story teller!! Keep it up.
Thank you!!!
Way to finish STRONG! 🦾 Someday. Thanks for sharing and putting together yet another excellent video!
I’m so glad you enjoyed the series!! It was one heck of an adventure!!
Gosh this was such an experience. I'm so glad you shared it with all of us. Thank you!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching!
Amazing, thank you for sharing!
So glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching!!
Will, I bet it feels so good to wrap up such a huge project in spectacular fashion. Congratulations, man! It's crazy that you guys not only completed the entire grueling route, but also captured the journey along the way. Tip of the cap, gents. Well done.
Thanks Nick. Feels so great to have wrapped the last vid..feels like the trip is now complete. Now to start planning the next one….
Perfect use of music while taking the drive shaft off! TikTok perfect!
Lol. It’s totally TikTok perfect lol. I couldn’t resist!
Congrats to all of you for completing the journey despite the challenges that happened. Adventure wouldn’t be adventure if it was always smooth sailing! Love the excerpts at the end. Great series Will! What’s next?
Thank you for following along!!! I have a ton of vids coming out soon. A mix of adventures, gear/mods, collabs. Gonna make 2023 a big year for V2R 😎
I enjoyed your trip videos. Very well done.
Thank you!!
Sad to see this journey end and sorry to see how expensive it ended up being. But great work!
It’s only money right?? 😂😂
Just found you…what a time to jump in! Thanks for sharing this! 😎🥾🥾
So glad you found us!!!
This series was absolutely beautiful and amazing...Let me know how I can join you on one of your adventures..Again great series. 👍👍👍
I am so glad to hear you enjoyed the series. I enjoyed making it. I’m actually a little sad I’m done with it. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
@@Venture2Roam I know..I saw the emotions come out..The sadness..But I know you will do another series
We did the whole Idaho BDR starting in second week of june last year. 2023. Other than broken springs on my overlanding trailer and scratches and a hole in the bumper my friend got on his new TRX it was a great trip.
How was the snow on the higher passes???
@@Venture2Roam
Virtually nonexistent. A couple of small patches here and there. . Nothing that even would’ve required four-wheel-drive. We had good timing between the snow and the fire season.
That's crazy. June is such a toss up. Just goes to show no year is the same!
Thanks for all the hard work put into filming this. Enjoyed the history pieces alot. The Pulaski tool (axe/shovel) was also named after him.
THANK YOU! I had a Pulaski Axe on the trip but sadly had to edit it out of this video...BUT I did an "Overlanding Gear Idea" video, and the Pulaski Axe was my top choice :) ua-cam.com/video/8NRp2bP8XDQ/v-deo.html
What an adventure ! Can’t wait to see what’s next
It really was! Lots more coming very soon.
Such an awesome series Will. You ended it with a “bang” 😅. Only thing that would’ve made it better was if I got to meet you guys at the border lol.
Now that would have been a killer ending! We gotta hit the trails together again in 2023!!
100% agree G!
Yeah! Can’t wait to go on some trips with you boys next year
Excellent video! I did the NM BDR solo a couple of years ago. Epic. I need to learn how to do videos like this...
Thank you!
Great series. Gonna do this in ‘24 or ‘25. Great song choices. Especially Sigur Ros at the end. I hear ya, too. I did the WABDR last year and I’m still processing it.
Thank you so much! You'll have a blast, it's a great route. We've done a few other long trips since....but this one still stays with me because it's my home state and it was such a long time coming to actually do something like this. Thanks for watching!!
Wow Will! What an epic trip. Glad Finn made it the entire way. Too bad about your drones though. I really liked the radio conversations with subtitles and your pictures.
Thank you so much! Finn is alive and well. It took a little TLC, but he's back out in the wild lol. So cool to hear you liked the radio chatter...it was one of my favorite things to add in.
How many miles did you have on that drive shaft? ... I've yet to burn through one ... I wonder what the life expectancy is on stock shafts.
It was somewhere between 70K and 80K
The drone AND phone?? Jeez! 😔
That blows....
Ya..2 drones, 1 phone, and 1 driveshaft. It stung a bit lol.
You guys need to do ALL of the BDRS like this one with your Jeeps.
I like that idea. We're working on something kind of like that.
Great series, Will!
Thank you so much. So glad you enjoyed it!
Crazy that you lost your drone and your phone. But regardless of that you still made some epic videos! You’re one of my absolute favorite channels to watch. Even if it’s a video I think I may not be interested in watching you find a way to suck me in, even if you drive a silly Jeep 😂. 🍻
Well done!
This is such a massive compliment, thank you. It’s comments like this that help motivate me to keep pushing my skills forward. I won’t argue that Jeeps are silly. More news on that later 😀
wow great trip
Thank you!!
@@Venture2Roam What was the set up your friend with the Gladiator had. I have one with a smart cap and it looks like something I may be interested in. Thanks
@@dalemcbride7299 I believe Jake is using this to camp out of his tailgate: amzn.to/3BbvQCs
@@Venture2Roam Thanks much
I'm not crying, you're crying!
Dust in my eyes…
and Thank You!!!
@Venture2Roam Thanks to you, Chris, Rob, and the whole famn damily for the awesome series. Ready to go, and promise not to upset any Idahoanesian folk.
Will, do you have a way of a group that I can join for overlanding. I’m new to it and I live in NY. I would love to visit Utah or Idaho with my family. I just upgraded my 2010 jk for a 2023 jt rubicon. I need to get out. I’m scared to screw up a major trip goi g out west. And tips or groups I can go out with?
Sorry. A way or a group that you run. Or trips that you run.
NY in the house! Kate and Iived in NYC for 6 years before moving back home to Idaho. Miss it there, but love it in Idaho. I don't go out with any groups or clubs. TBH it can get weird...and people aren't really prepared for the amount of time it takes to film the adventure. That said, and EXCELLENT resource for Idaho trails/trips/overlanding is a Facebook group called Idaho 4X4 Trail Runs: facebook.com/groups/528853831472880 DM me on IG/FB if you want a few pointers!
Well, I usually don’t have time to “ veg “ out but I am forced to because I broke my left foot yesterday…
I definitely know how Matt feels when tons of stuff goes wrong all at one time.
Its so odd to have chosen this today. I was feeling really crappy.
So much has happened in the last few years that have turned my life upside down, yet I push on.
I was crushed in a rollover accident in late 2019. It broke my back, pelvis, left leg, (and same foot, geez).
That happened in the horrific uncertainty of Covid. I got very little medical care.
Unbelievably I never got Covid. But I come out of it mostly not able to walk much. I can walk some, on some days but the nerves in my spine swell and things shut down… Just when I’m sort of reframing normal and start doing stuff I can’t do as well any more .
I hung my foot in a crevice (while falling), it cracked like I pulled it off my leg. Its a swollen mess right now.
So, I am hoping in a few days the swelling will go down and it will stop pounding like a bass drum. I already tossed the pain pills they make me sick at my stomach.
I’m sort of like Mat, I get upset on the inside. I hide everything pretty well and I just sort of go off by myself. Usually I want to get all down but I know how lucky I am to even be alive. Its so much easier to be grateful, then it is to get all down and depressed.
Yeah my life has had to change but it slowed me down (which wasn’t a bad thing). I have had so many broke bones it’s sort of ridiculous. I was the guy in school with something in a cast or on crutches and it never stopped. I thought the roll over would be hopefully my end of broken bones… well not yet at least.
I was forced to sort of retire very young. I still can’t swallow the claiming disability thing. Luckily I have never been a person to go deep in debt, so I have been selling off all the stuff I no longer need to live a much more mobile life.
People say I’m crazy, a guy who is about half paralyzed doesn’t do this stuff… well I guess they do because it’s been my life’s dream just to go, see, be out in nature, live a very modest life. Luckily, I’m a pretty small built guy with lots of upper body strength and the ability to work catastrophic appraiser claims (within reason and with technology and a drone I can do so much that couldn’t be done not long ago. Plus I can just process claims mobile if the actual appraiser part gets too ruff.
My stuff being tornadoes and hurricanes I only work mostly 5-6 months and otherwise be able to go be a grown kid again, but no more risky stuff that crushes bones hopefully.
So many people gripe and whine… All I want is the chance to do what I love. I guess I live up to my name a little too well sometimes, but Chance is simply the choice to take an opportunity or watch it pass by. I need to let some pass by at this point.
Happy camping and best wishes for new great adventures. Thank you so much for making my yucky day be a lot less yucky.
Have a good one and be safe… Ummm, I’m not sure I need to be the guy saying this anymore? It seems to be a trick or something…😂😖🤣😭
Second lost drone?
Yessir. But I have insurance on my drones now lol. It’s slightly less painful than before…but only slightly.
Adams HD drive shaft for Christmas🎄🙂
100% correct lol.
Bye Rob!
Gone but not forgotten lol.
@@Venture2Roam what were we talking about?
Time for the Continental Divide Trail??
That's on the bucket list for sure!
@@Venture2Roam DO IT!!
Did it, the Camino Del Diablo and the IBDR last year ;-)
Could a 3/4 ton Ram make this trip?
I think so...Rob's Tundra made it.
Or do you mean just this section (which Rob didn't drive)...in either case, yes. These roads were relatively wide and easy.