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Omg, Disneyland is so much better than this.

Another great travel vid! Thanks J and K!

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What a fantastic video

Great video. Thanks for sharing. 👍10

Such a great way to spend a weekend! There’s always something new to explore in Seattle, especially when you have a gorgeous Spring day!

Seattle has so much going for it. One of the most beautiful cities in the Country.

What a beautiful and fun city to explore. So many things to see and do not to mention the fantastic food.

Nothing beats a sunny day in Seattle!

Thanks for your video on sanitizing the rv fresh water tank. We are new to rv life, and really needed this. Im also wanting to know how to sanitize the city water tank lines. Or does this take care of both at the same time.

We just stumble acrosses your KZbin looking for camping spots Fun fact snow peak brewery is our friends brewery we hadn’t seen some those bridges now on our list.

4:38 I lol’ed at two very different “hmm’s” here.

REI sells the pass as well

Can u order milk

Barrel catus, they are unforgiving. Thanks for info! I'm a local and one cool thing also is the shuttle. It takes you to and from casino every 15 minutes ( can't remember exact time frame) but I believe until 11pm. Lots to do other than gamble there.

I work at the Masters every year and the Par Three is the most fun event we have.

Was this 2024?

Too cool

What a fun experience

The area behind you showing the Superstition Mountains is mostly Lost Dutchman State Park. Large number of good sized campsites with water and power and a dump station. Stayed there several times in late Winter, early Spring. Beautiful time of year in the dessert!!

Gila is pronounced Heela but Google it yourself

The Rogue river is 215 miles long. It start from Crater Lake. I live about 2000' away from it. Never been on the jet boats mail tour yet.

Cool video😃

That looks like a fantastic resort. Thank you for sharing

Fantastic resort. One of the best pools in all of Arizona

I always appreciate your take on your adventures. Your description of this resort in the beginning was poetic. It made me want to visit before I knew where you were!

We really enjoyed our stay here. If you have questions feel free to ask. We are always happy to help.

We just built a place in Joseph a couple yrs ago, love it there!!

We have the 9x9 Clam, and love it! Holds my Zero gravity chair, a GCI rocker and table, with plenty of room to spare. I put a larger outdoor carpet down for flooring.

You are not pronouncing Wallowa Lake correctly!!!!

Good stuff! My wife and I are hoping to make a trip to the PNW with our travel trailer (Lance Model 1985) in 2025. It’s a loooong drive for us being from San Antonio, TX, so we want to spend a lot of time there, and make the most of it. We’re retired. What month would be the best to visit for good weather, small crowds, and easy state park reservations??? September? Thanks!

oh, almost forgot! the cactus was a jumping cactus. it doesn't actually jump, but it is a way for the cactus to propagate itself. there are some types of cactus that have barbed spines that pull flesh with them when you pull them out. so it's a good thing it didn't go deep or get your leg. lol, a slight touch can dislodge a segment of the cactus and it will stick to you until you fling it off somewhere and a new cactus will grow where it landed.

hey, i see my work at 24:43 on the right. LOL, glad you guys enjoyed the valley. used to love Harold's in cave creek, but haven't been since before the pandemic. they used to have this apple pie moon shine in a mason jar that was amazing. you all should come back for a concert when they complete the new VAI resort over by Westgate in Glendale. apparently the pool facing rooms will have balcony views of the elevated stage that will be over a man made lagoon. as far as downtown goes, i work down there, and occasionally go out to the Churchill, or AZ wilderness (similar to OHSO pronounced "oh-so" like Spanish for bear) or Theodore; which is my favorite bar on Roosevelt row. we do have a fair bit of homeless in downtown and it has gone up in the past two years, BUT downtown is finally becoming a destination of it's own. Roosevelt from 3rd ave to 7th street is definitely worth a walk around, especially on a first Friday. the first Friday of each month Roosevelt row tuns into a street fair and tens of thousands of people walk about eating, drinking and looking at the galleries, etc. again, so happy you all enjoyed your visit here!

I missed your Oregon Coast videos! Great content as usual.

Looks like you guys had a lot fun and did a lot of shit. When u come back you have to see tortilla flats which is close to the superstitions. There’s some great hidden speak-easys too. When u come back definitely hit me up and I’ll take u to some great places as well as great food places.

Nice video. Thanks for sharing. 👍11

Thank you so much for a great and informative video.

You two are hilarious

Exhausting and fun all rolled into one!! I sure do miss that blue sky and warm sunshine though! Thanks Arizona for a great trip!

What an awesome trip.

Thank you for the video! Question - where do you drain the 80 gallons of water at the campsite (draining the solution then flushing it once)? Do you just let it out right under your trailer? Doesn't that make a huge mess?

You're helping me get inspired. We're leaving the high desert of SW Colorado for the Oregon coast in about a week, spending 11 days in state parks from south to north. I'm hoping for sun, preparing for rain. Good times, regardless.

I grew up there and my mother was President of the Chamber of Commerce when she and my family created the Seafood and Wine Festival, and just about every other festival during the 70s and 80s.

It's not a guide wire and the boats can't be remotely operated. That's true of some trackless ride systems on other attractions, which is where you may have gotten it from. On Jungle, there is in fact a channel in the base of the river which the boats slot into, acting as a guiderail. A quick Google image search of "Jungle Cruise drained" will reveal this. The boats will always follow this channel but can derail from it if a skipper takes a curve too fast. A former skipper friend of mine derailed a boat once.

You were in Grainau, the city next to Garmisch-Partenkirchen. And the lake you saw from above is the Eibsee. It's wonderful to walk the trail around the lake. Wonderful video ... Thank you. My husband climbed up to the Zugspitze but there was not as much snow and it wasn't as cloudy the day he climbed it.

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