Seen Bus Rv Conversions and Class A Rv and toter homes all over the desert 🏜 as long as you stay on Hard pack it's all good you can get stuck in anything I've seen more Trucks Full size suv and full size vans stuck in the desert and dunes than busses or big rv's
@@phoenixarizona8441 yeah, we have a mud/snow setting that actually does so well at getting out of the sand! We have spent about 80% of the last three years driving on sand and this is our first time getting really stuck so I’d say those are pretty good odds
You go all that way to disconnecting the first thing you do when you get there is put up a star link? If that doesn't say anything about these times, I don't know what does.
PLEASE STOP using that flimsy tow rope with the hooks on it. Those things are dangerous. I know you are hearing this from other commenters, but adding good quality recovery gear and learning to use it would much improve your traveling security and adds to the fun! Suggest adding a winch, such as the Harbor Freight Badlands Apex with synthetic winch line. Two shovels. One long handled with rectangular blade for reaching well under the bus. Another with pointed blade A sand anchor is sometimes the only thing when there are no trees to pull to, or other vehicles. A Yankum recovery rope sized to the vehicle doing the pulling, not to the vehicle being pulled. If you use both the buss and the jeep to pull, that's two ropes. At least two soft shackles. If they are not already installed you need recovery points at both ends of both vehicles. You can learn a great deal about getting unstuck by watching some of these folks using the right gear the right way: www.youtube.com/@MattsOffRoadRecovery www.youtube.com/@CaseyLaDelle www.youtube.com/@trailmater The very best kinetic recovery ropes are made in Utah by these guys: www.youtube.com/@YankumRopes Some of those videos will show you that yes, sometimes a smaller vehicle can get a much bigger and heavier one unstuck. That's using the kinetic rope and using it the right way. Last comment, search UA-cam for "off road recovery". You will find tons of info on using the right gear safely. :)
If you're going into places like this may I suggest. Mount at least a 9000 lb winch on the bus or jeep. Get a sand spade, a snatch block and learn how to use them. Watch Casey LaDelle At Cascade Towing You will learn how he rigs for pulling. Good Luck from a former big rig RVer.
Ahhh amazing! I think I’ve already done a lot of progress in the three years we’ve been on the road, but I still panic a little haha. Glad to hear that. It’s so true that authentic tacos are the best
For future reference, you'll have better luck pulling a stuck vehicle out the way it came in. Pulling it forward requires you to cut a new path through the ground. Pulling it backward uses the tracks you already made.
What we do when we’re in a jam is we stop, make a cup of tea and ask ourselves what’s best? Then we act. Don’t lose control of the scene if you can. Do it slowly whatever you do and don’t make things worse. I’ve made all these mistakes but we’re still on the road in our Promaster. Cheers from Ecuador.
We’ve done it for the past three years with no issues. It’s a pretty hard packed road if you stay on the main path. I don’t know why Brendan took a different way out than the one we always take 🤷🏼♀️
Little tip. First thing you should do if you start sinking is stop moving immediately to avoid digging deeper, release the air from your tires to about 10psi, put any type of traction boards or wood under the tires, and try again
Ouuu good to know! We thought it was a little steep for Mexico but a lot of people are saying it was a good price. Plus the towing company people were so nice and we made new friends so I guess overall it was a win!
I consider myself a big fan of your YT channel!! I know you guys are gonna get far here! Good adventures, super handsome dog, great editing and filming, and awesome storytelling. ❤ Thanks for the big effort! 🙌🏻
I would never do that in Mexico knowing the dangers there. Last time I went tk Sonora, MX was 2011 & hear its getting worse all over the country. Thank God you're guys are safe 🙏
Classic Brendan move going full send in the bus and then getting stuck! Glad y’all had this happen in Guerrero vs somewhere more remote. Great editing Sophia!
Hello!!! I am Carla from the Dallas area. Wow. Talk about stuck. Glad there was a tow truck to come out. And then--😂😂😂😂 Good luck on your new channel!!
Glad you made it out mostly unscathed. Although pretty sure the bus being stuck in remote part of Baja, Mexico is a precursor to a scary movie. That oasis did seem magical though. From one extreme to another all in a day... jealous doesn't even begin to explain most of us silly normies.
In the past did you let the air out of the tires? This is the first time I have ever seen someone drive that type of vehicle on sand. So glad y’all got out. Especially the tow truck. Your fur baby was adorable in helping.
Yes, our tires are usually aired down for Baja just because of how many beaches we drive on. Unfortunately this was actually more of a clay/mud under the sand so that’s what we were really stuck in. The bus actually does pretty well aired down on sand! Thank you so much!! 🫶🏼🫶🏼Bernie is the star of the show really 🐶
Content and production quality is really good on this. Very friendly, pleasant, comfortable demeanor, all interesting, feel good stuff. As a full time, off grid nomad, I approve and hope you take this far.
How nice to discover you 2, we are French Canadian that left Gatineau/ Quebec 2000 with our little dog,to live a new life ( Westfalia 1985 that we still have) we have stop in California and are living in LA area since. . We did your Mexican road trip in November 2022 .. do you speak French.bisous Silvie & Loïc
Ahhhh no way! I (Sophia) am also French Canadian! And we both grew up in Ottawa! I used to have sports in Gatineau, what a small world 🌎. That’s amazing! Baja is really incredible we absolutely love it! We were there in 2022 as well but we were yellow at the time. Maybe we crossed paths!
@@bluenose_bus Small world, if you come by LA ,it would be nice to see you and have a drink/ lunch with us. It happens often we help travelers , France/Belgique/ Canada .,we have a spot you could park near our home .gros becs
Yesss! Max trex pads! We’ve heard good things about them for lighter vehicles but they are a little expensive and since we had never really gotten stuck we never bought them! I wonder if they work for a vehicle as heavy as ours! We’ll have to try it one day!
FYI Type A personality is not crying freaking out and flipping out, thats typical girl thang worrying fretting etc. Type A is loud, outgoing, dominant, demanding, commanding, bossy, and take charge. That's NOT you
Amazing adventure indeed! That jeep thing, for you to recover your big bus, I guess it’s time to modify for real offroad thing-change big tyres, put front winches on it etc…cheers
If you can ditch the tow hooks on your little tow rope. In the event of a failure they tend to become potentially lethal projectiles. If you have them tire chains will also work in mud and sand to give you a boost in traction.
Hey Bluenosers! I’m also a maritimer from PEI though. I live in Portland Oregon, and am a double leg amputee. I’m approaching retirement, and planning to do a shuttle bus conversion. Would love to see you on the road!
No way!! We actually aren’t maritimers, just avid sailers! But we are Canadian (from ottawa) and we chose the name bluenose because of that! That’s fantastic, you will absolutely love buslife, the community is amazing and the lifestyle is extremely rewarding! We will definitely see you on the road
First time viewer. What adventuresome couple. I love the pup. I am old (64) and have ridden my motorcycles over 100,000km in every state in Mexico. The one thing that is certain in Mexico is you cannot swing cat without hitting good tacos.
@@bluenose_bus I am sure you three will travel the Mexican mainland. The highlands are amazing in the summer, stay above 6000 feet and give that mini split a rest. BTW: the build out of that bus; solar and energy storage. Well done. I look forward to following you and maybe running into you. I am an old guy on a Honda Gold Wing.
What do you both do for work? My Girlfriend and I have talked about doing this in the future. Neither of us have remote jobs atm. I had one at one point, but they required you to only do work from 1 zip code.
You did'nt ask but, here it goes...You need to install a minimum 12,000Lbs Winch on your Jeep. My combo has gotten me unstuck multiple times and the winch is only $325.00usd.
Beautiful place, the dunes surrounded by the sea or lagoon system in Guerrero Negro have no comparison, the dreamy sunsets are incredible, the people are very friendly, great video
Wow《☆》I haven't been across the border in 30 years👍🏾🍺🤳$247 sounds like a bargain. I'm surprised at the integrity & lack of Banditos🙏🏼Safe Travels Guys✌🏼😎☯️
Never pull anybody out reverse. It’s the weakest gear in the transmission. You need to kinetic rope when trying to pull out another vehicle and not using a winch using a chain can be deadly years of offing and he taught me that of luck.
As a trucker when I seen the dog got out started running and I saw the dog leaving paw prints I said yep that sand is wet. The weight of that bus gone sink, next time dig and if that sand is wet don't park it.
Yess 100% agree. It wasn’t where we were parked, we made sure that was dry. It was on the way out. The path we had gone on in from was underwater because of the tide so we took a different path out and didn’t check it out first. Definitely should have made sure it was hard packed before sending it while also towing the jeep 😭🤷🏼♀️
You Got Off Light: We sunk a brand new Subaru in those dunes back in 1985 However in our case it was a full moon and at 3:00am the tide came in and flooded the car from the dashboard to the rear seat. We got pulled out the next morning and the locals re-wired the car and we made it home. Car was totaled by the insurance company 3 months later, electronic and salt damage.
Three months later and I am a little late to the party, but I have a very similar Jeep. The Jeep did not get the bus stuck more than it already was. It does not have the weight or anchoring ability to recover the bus. Strictly human error!
Wow the dog was soo helpful 😂😂😂love it. Now i can't wait for the next video. Ohhh by the way i saw your channel last week and subscribed and then i lost it,only seeing it again today🫣🫣😂😂😂 But anyway I'm glad i saw it. Enjoy your travels 💓💓💓💓
This is our third year and we have always felt incredibly safe. The roads are a little brutal, but otherwise, the people have been nothing but welcoming and nice. We are aware that it can be dangerous at times, which is why we are always super vigilant and trust our gut.
I really enjoyed your videos. It’s been over a month since you released one. Makes me wonder if you guys are OK. Please drop a video, or a note and let us all know that you’re doing fine and bring us up-to-date on how things are going.
@@christopherbabick2099 hi! Thank you so much for your message! We are doing great, we had to fly out for work conference and things got so crazy! New video is coming out today! And then now there won’t be any more hold ups with the videos :):)
200+ dollars is CHEAP! I got stuck on a hunting trip in Central California in a Class A. The “hard packed dirt” was deceiving to say the least, be careful because it cost me $1800 to get a tow truck capable of pulling my 26,000 lbs rig out and just like your tow truck got stuck this one did too. We made the driver burgers and drinks while he waited for another tow truck. 😂😂😂 crazy adventure! But it’ll make me think twice next time.
Sand dunes and a school bus seems like a bright idea lol😂😂😂
Done it for three years without a problem 🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️ it’s a hard packed road if you take the right one :)
Seen Bus Rv Conversions and Class A Rv and toter homes all over the desert 🏜 as long as you stay on Hard pack it's all good you can get stuck in anything I've seen more Trucks Full size suv and full size vans stuck in the desert and dunes than busses or big rv's
@@phoenixarizona8441 yeah, we have a mud/snow setting that actually does so well at getting out of the sand! We have spent about 80% of the last three years driving on sand and this is our first time getting really stuck so I’d say those are pretty good odds
the last place on earth that i would take a bus that big, ???? oh my goodness, who's plan was this ?
You go all that way to disconnecting the first thing you do when you get there is put up a star link? If that doesn't say anything about these times, I don't know what does.
PLEASE STOP using that flimsy tow rope with the hooks on it. Those things are dangerous. I know you are hearing this from other commenters, but adding good quality recovery gear and learning to use it would much improve your traveling security and adds to the fun!
Suggest adding a winch, such as the Harbor Freight Badlands Apex with synthetic winch line.
Two shovels. One long handled with rectangular blade for reaching well under the bus. Another with pointed blade
A sand anchor is sometimes the only thing when there are no trees to pull to, or other vehicles.
A Yankum recovery rope sized to the vehicle doing the pulling, not to the vehicle being pulled. If you use both the buss and the jeep to pull, that's two ropes.
At least two soft shackles.
If they are not already installed you need recovery points at both ends of both vehicles.
You can learn a great deal about getting unstuck by watching some of these folks using the right gear the right way:
www.youtube.com/@MattsOffRoadRecovery
www.youtube.com/@CaseyLaDelle
www.youtube.com/@trailmater
The very best kinetic recovery ropes are made in Utah by these guys:
www.youtube.com/@YankumRopes
Some of those videos will show you that yes, sometimes a smaller vehicle can get a much bigger and heavier one unstuck. That's using the kinetic rope and using it the right way.
Last comment, search UA-cam for "off road recovery". You will find tons of info on using the right gear safely.
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I 💯 agree
I AGREE! AND DO not take a School BUS on SAND Guys at lease not you're kind of BUS
This is actually great info @Bluenose Bus. Greatly said Enuf. Cheers to both of you 🍻
It was dollar store rope even worse.
Looked like the jeep couldn’t even break its own tires loose on sand.
Bernie helping you guys dig was the best 😂😂😂
He’s the goodest boy really is what it is 😂😂😂
If you're going into places like this may I suggest. Mount at least a 9000 lb winch on the bus or jeep. Get a sand spade, a snatch block and learn how to use them. Watch Casey LaDelle At Cascade Towing You will learn how he rigs for pulling. Good Luck from a former big rig RVer.
Good advice but I have a 12,000 lb winch on our 9400 pound Promaster…and if they are going in soft sand they need a Deadman. And some common sense.
Whatcha gonna hook it to?
@@jakester455 With a shovel some canvas bags and a bunch of time you can build some fairly strong anchors in the sand.
8:42 hahaha the dog was so helpful. "He really gave it his all."
He put his back into it. 🥹😭😅
I'm 73 so I can tell you that you'll grow out of the 'Freaking out', stage. And now I want that Taco. 'Authentic' Taco's are indeed next level.
Ahhh amazing! I think I’ve already done a lot of progress in the three years we’ve been on the road, but I still panic a little haha. Glad to hear that. It’s so true that authentic tacos are the best
who els'e went to Mexico ate those authentic tacos and got sick for 2 weeks?
@@quantumquestions5849 not us
For future reference, you'll have better luck pulling a stuck vehicle out the way it came in. Pulling it forward requires you to cut a new path through the ground. Pulling it backward uses the tracks you already made.
Exactly!
Wow, so happy you are ok. And your dog is the greatest ive never seen a dog 🐕 help dig a bus out. Awesome.
Thank you so much! Haha he’s a very good boy. 🫶🏼
What we do when we’re in a jam is we stop, make a cup of tea and ask ourselves what’s best? Then we act. Don’t lose control of the scene if you can. Do it slowly whatever you do and don’t make things worse.
I’ve made all these mistakes but we’re still on the road in our Promaster. Cheers from Ecuador.
That’s actually such great advice! Thank you!
@@bluenose_bus from bitter experience!
Why would you take a heavy bus into sand?
We’ve done it for the past three years with no issues. It’s a pretty hard packed road if you stay on the main path. I don’t know why Brendan took a different way out than the one we always take 🤷🏼♀️
🤣🤣🤣🤣yeah 3 yrs
Little tip. First thing you should do if you start sinking is stop moving immediately to avoid digging deeper, release the air from your tires to about 10psi, put any type of traction boards or wood under the tires, and try again
Two hundred and fifty bucks was actually a good deal. I have paid more to get my Jaguars towed.
Ouuu good to know! We thought it was a little steep for Mexico but a lot of people are saying it was a good price. Plus the towing company people were so nice and we made new friends so I guess overall it was a win!
@@bluenose_bus
Definitely a good deal!
They liked you.
Can’t believe we got out honestly
I consider myself a big fan of your YT channel!! I know you guys are gonna get far here! Good adventures, super handsome dog, great editing and filming, and awesome storytelling. ❤ Thanks for the big effort! 🙌🏻
Thank you so much!!! We’re just starting out so this means a lot!! 🥲🫶🏼
I would never do that in Mexico knowing the dangers there. Last time I went tk Sonora, MX was 2011 & hear its getting worse all over the country. Thank God you're guys are safe 🙏
Thanks. Great job. I see on UA-cam people drive in dry lake beds and sink in and get stuck. Glad you got out. 😊
Yall need to install a winch on your jeep and the bus also carry kinetic ropes.
I had never heard of kinetic ropes until now! Yes I think before going to Baja next year we will get that installed
Blue is the warmest color , really , so much alike
Bernie is a beautiful dog love to see him like this
Thank youuuu 🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼
Classic Brendan move going full send in the bus and then getting stuck! Glad y’all had this happen in Guerrero vs somewhere more remote. Great editing Sophia!
Jeep attatched and all
He’s always sending it a little too hard hahaha thanks guys!
Hello!!! I am Carla from the Dallas area.
Wow. Talk about stuck. Glad there was a tow truck to come out. And then--😂😂😂😂
Good luck on your new channel!!
Hi Carla! Thanks for watching! Yuppp we were pretty stuck haha. Thank you so much!
Yay I’m excited to watch y’all’s next video!❤😊😊
Thank you so so much! 🫶🏼🫶🏼
Glad you made it out mostly unscathed. Although pretty sure the bus being stuck in remote part of Baja, Mexico is a precursor to a scary movie. That oasis did seem magical though. From one extreme to another all in a day... jealous doesn't even begin to explain most of us silly normies.
In the past did you let the air out of the tires? This is the first time I have ever seen someone drive that type of vehicle on sand. So glad y’all got out. Especially the tow truck.
Your fur baby was adorable in helping.
Yes, our tires are usually aired down for Baja just because of how many beaches we drive on. Unfortunately this was actually more of a clay/mud under the sand so that’s what we were really stuck in. The bus actually does pretty well aired down on sand! Thank you so much!! 🫶🏼🫶🏼Bernie is the star of the show really 🐶
Loved that crazy bus sand stuck adventure, a very crazy situation as that tow truck also got stuck L😂L
You guys are so cool ! GOD BLESS yall in your endeavor . Have fun 🙋🙏
Thank you! 🙏🫶🏼
Content and production quality is really good on this. Very friendly, pleasant, comfortable demeanor, all interesting, feel good stuff. As a full time, off grid nomad, I approve and hope you take this far.
WHAT AN ADVENTURE
How nice to discover you 2, we are French Canadian that left Gatineau/ Quebec 2000 with our little dog,to live a new life ( Westfalia 1985 that we still have) we have stop in California and are living in LA area since.
. We did your Mexican road trip in November 2022 .. do you speak French.bisous Silvie & Loïc
Ahhhh no way! I (Sophia) am also French Canadian! And we both grew up in Ottawa! I used to have sports in Gatineau, what a small world 🌎. That’s amazing! Baja is really incredible we absolutely love it! We were there in 2022 as well but we were yellow at the time. Maybe we crossed paths!
@@bluenose_bus Small world, if you come by LA ,it would be nice to see you and have a drink/ lunch with us. It happens often we help travelers , France/Belgique/ Canada .,we have a spot you could park near our home .gros becs
Just found your video, great editing and well shot video. Look forward to another video in 2 weeks. Might buy a Yankum Rope.
Thank you so much!!! Yes we will definitely look into that!
they have these plastic tracks u use when u get stuck,, they work really good.
Yesss! Max trex pads! We’ve heard good things about them for lighter vehicles but they are a little expensive and since we had never really gotten stuck we never bought them! I wonder if they work for a vehicle as heavy as ours! We’ll have to try it one day!
FYI Type A personality is not crying freaking out and flipping out, thats typical girl thang worrying fretting etc. Type A is loud, outgoing, dominant, demanding, commanding, bossy, and take charge. That's NOT you
Amazing adventure indeed! That jeep thing, for you to recover your big bus, I guess it’s time to modify for real offroad thing-change big tyres, put front winches on it etc…cheers
San Ignacio's sweet. OR at least it was 30 years ago. Looks very much like the spot we camped.
It’s a beautiful little town! We loved it!
If you can ditch the tow hooks on your little tow rope. In the event of a failure they tend to become potentially lethal projectiles. If you have them tire chains will also work in mud and sand to give you a boost in traction.
I don't want to say this will solve all problems but I wonder if they make lockers for the bus. If you lock them together it might be able to get out.
I wonder! That’s such an interesting solution! I’ll look into it. Might be expensive
Hey Bluenosers! I’m also a maritimer from PEI though. I live in Portland Oregon, and am a double leg amputee. I’m approaching retirement, and planning to do a shuttle bus conversion. Would love to see you on the road!
No way!! We actually aren’t maritimers, just avid sailers! But we are Canadian (from ottawa) and we chose the name bluenose because of that! That’s fantastic, you will absolutely love buslife, the community is amazing and the lifestyle is extremely rewarding! We will definitely see you on the road
@@bluenose_bus sailors? Heck I’m retired Canadian Navy!
Gordon keeps checking for Bernie now too funny Best Friends 😂
Ahhhhh yes! Bernie didn’t want to leave! I’m so glad Bernie has a friend on the lake!
Looks like you two have a lot of fun, but I know it’s not all fun. Enjoyed the video.
Thank you so much! Yes this lifestyle isint always perfect, but it’s pretty fun every step of the way
Now that was quite the adventure! 😅 Great video you guys!!
Awww thanks guys!!
Amazing video. You guys are a great team I love the build out of the bus. I instantly subscribed. Can’t wait to see more!!!
Awww thank you so much! Really appreciate it! 🙏🫶🏼
First time viewer. What adventuresome couple. I love the pup. I am old (64) and have ridden my motorcycles over 100,000km in every state in Mexico. The one thing that is certain in Mexico is you cannot swing cat without hitting good tacos.
Woahhhh that’s amazing! I’d love to do mainland Mexico. What did you think of it? And yes the tacos are just so delicious!
@@bluenose_bus I am sure you three will travel the Mexican mainland. The highlands are amazing in the summer, stay above 6000 feet and give that mini split a rest.
BTW: the build out of that bus; solar and energy storage. Well done.
I look forward to following you and maybe running into you. I am an old guy on a Honda Gold Wing.
Just another day in the adventure no big deal❤
Hahaha stuff happens and you just gotta roll with it 😅
Your channel came up on my feed. I watched this video and I love your bus. I instantly subscribed.
Thank you so much! That means a lot! And thank you for the sub! 🫶🏼🙏
I miss baja sur❤
It’s such a spectacular spot! 🥹
The doggy is awesome so sweet trying to help❤😂😂
Outstanding, can't wait for the next update.
Thank you so much uncle Gab!
What do you both do for work? My Girlfriend and I have talked about doing this in the future. Neither of us have remote jobs atm. I had one at one point, but they required you to only do work from 1 zip code.
4 maxtracks, an equiliser strap could perhaps have assisted. I luv your "recovery" dog!
How smart to drive in the sand 😂😂😂😂😂😂
You did'nt ask but, here it goes...You need to install a minimum 12,000Lbs Winch on your Jeep.
My combo has gotten me unstuck multiple times and the winch is only $325.00usd.
Its a good thing you were filming ..
You would have paid something like $1000 to $2000 for that kind of tow here in the Mojave Desert in California!
You're Stoked!!!!!
Kinetic rope... yes
I love Bernie the Bernadoodle
Beautiful place, the dunes surrounded by the sea or lagoon system in Guerrero Negro have no comparison, the dreamy sunsets are incredible, the people are very friendly, great video
Thanks for the tips!
15:05 🐶 ❤
Jesus guys, we still can't believe how STUCK y'all got! Definitely best taco spot in Baja!
Yeahhhh it was no bueno!! 😅 ughhh they were even better after a day like we had!
Oh my goodness, glad you guys made it out
Wow lots of excitement .safe travels ENJOY 🎉🎉
Thank you so much! Although it was a little stressful. It’s fun to look back on!
I’m so happy you guys got out!! I would have been panicking 😂
I was panicking the entire time and trying to hide it 😅
”It’ll be fine, it’ll only take a minute” 😂
Great video. You guys are an awesome couple. Keep doing what you’re doing!! 😊
Wow《☆》I haven't been across the border in 30 years👍🏾🍺🤳$247 sounds like a bargain. I'm surprised at the integrity & lack of Banditos🙏🏼Safe Travels Guys✌🏼😎☯️
Wow loved the video!!❤
Thank you for watching!!
Never pull anybody out reverse. It’s the weakest gear in the transmission. You need to kinetic rope when trying to pull out another vehicle and not using a winch using a chain can be deadly years of offing and he taught me that of luck.
Thank you for that info! We pull people out all the time so this is SUPER helpful information!!!
Great story, nice bus 🚌 and she is a natural for UA-cam
Just subscribed 👍
Thank you so much! And thank you for the sub!! 🙏
like like like like like like...........................................................
Hahah sorry, English is not my first language so when I’m in a stressful situation, I search for my words a lot! 🫶🏼
@@bluenose_bus Thank you, your english is excellent.
Me too
As a trucker when I seen the dog got out started running and I saw the dog leaving paw prints I said yep that sand is wet. The weight of that bus gone sink, next time dig and if that sand is wet don't park it.
Yess 100% agree. It wasn’t where we were parked, we made sure that was dry. It was on the way out. The path we had gone on in from was underwater because of the tide so we took a different path out and didn’t check it out first. Definitely should have made sure it was hard packed before sending it while also towing the jeep 😭🤷🏼♀️
All this goofy girl needs is red hair!! 😂😂😂😂😂
I just found your channel. I’ll be watching the other videos soon.
too intense, i had to fast forward to make sure you guys made it out ok. whhhhew
Great tacos at Guerrero Negro....have fun
Loving these videos
this is how we learn about sand you can’t drive in it with a 2 Wheel Dr. vehicle especially something heavy as the bus
What a beautiful bus
Feel bad for that guy. Nothing like having a hysterical woman who thinks she's in charge... just making the bad situation way worse. LOL.
I enjoyed watching the video. Thank you.
@@محمدعبدالرحمن-ر7ج9د thank you so much!!!
You Got Off Light:
We sunk a brand new Subaru in those dunes back in 1985
However in our case it was a full moon and at 3:00am the tide came in and flooded the car from the dashboard to the rear seat.
We got pulled out the next morning and the locals re-wired the car and we made it home.
Car was totaled by the insurance company 3 months later, electronic and salt damage.
That’s one happy pup
Very Nice and good Job Keep it Up 💯❤👍🙏 New Subscribe
Thank you so much for watching and subscribing! We are completely new to UA-cam so this means a lot! ❤👍🏼
Bravo you guys, you rock !!!🎉
🫶🏼thanks for watching 🚎
Wow )Can’t believe we got out honestly)
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Three months later and I am a little late to the party, but I have a very similar Jeep. The Jeep did not get the bus stuck more than it already was. It does not have the weight or anchoring ability to recover the bus. Strictly human error!
Wow the dog was soo helpful 😂😂😂love it. Now i can't wait for the next video. Ohhh by the way i saw your channel last week and subscribed and then i lost it,only seeing it again today🫣🫣😂😂😂 But anyway I'm glad i saw it. Enjoy your travels 💓💓💓💓
Poor girl doesn’t know how goofy looking she is! 😂😂😂😂
great video lots of love from Nepal😍😍😍😍😍
Cool video, liked & Subbed.
Keep um coming
Welcome. Happy adventures.
You got off easy paying $247
That’s good to know! We didn’t know what the norm was!
@@bluenose_bus Around here a heavy wrecker is usualy 1k plus once he leaves the yard and they wont go anywhere off the pavement.
You seem to feel safe camping out in Baja on the beach but I hear other stories of how dangerous it is.
This is our third year and we have always felt incredibly safe. The roads are a little brutal, but otherwise, the people have been nothing but welcoming and nice. We are aware that it can be dangerous at times, which is why we are always super vigilant and trust our gut.
That's amazing looking there now. Go enjoy tacos 🌮
Beautiful experience you have together great video
I really enjoyed your videos. It’s been over a month since you released one. Makes me wonder if you guys are OK. Please drop a video, or a note and let us all know that you’re doing fine and bring us up-to-date on how things are going.
@@christopherbabick2099 hi! Thank you so much for your message! We are doing great, we had to fly out for work conference and things got so crazy! New video is coming out today! And then now there won’t be any more hold ups with the videos :):)
Love the dog digging
200+ dollars is CHEAP!
I got stuck on a hunting trip in Central California in a Class A. The “hard packed dirt” was deceiving to say the least, be careful because it cost me $1800 to get a tow truck capable of pulling my 26,000 lbs rig out and just like your tow truck got stuck this one did too. We made the driver burgers and drinks while he waited for another tow truck. 😂😂😂 crazy adventure! But it’ll make me think twice next time.
Man, you’re just living the life around they aren’t you?😊
Bernie is a great helper. Hired!