Pretty sure I was one of your operators or Relief operators. That was a horrible year we had a lot of people quit Due to the conditions

I am trying to contact Workers that stayed at the campsite I made some friends there but I've lost contact over time some I'm hoping maybe some people would know them

Did yall work days or night? I am a seasonal piler operator pms in Hillsboro south yard

Yep so sorry, that's to bad you guys picked one of the absolute worst years to try beet harvest. 19 was horrendous! The last couple have been pretty good with 2022 being a relative cake walk.

If I remember correctly, that snow storm was in October. That was the harvest that only got 40% completed. Cost to farmers was millions of dollars because they could not provide the contracted acreage to the refinery

Its all bullspit, but enjoy the big blue Arizona sky!

Thanks for this! We are here in Sedona now and I’m feeling drawn to walk the Boynton trail. I’m sure y’all’s timeless energy is here too still…. So I’ll say hello🦋Thanks again for sharing…❤️✨

Hi, Wondering how long it took you guys to hike the actual trail out and back? Loved the video btw!

You were very lucky to get out. Lessons learned I am sure. Do your research, check SPA forum for road condition update. I am also sure that peeps at the HS was shaking their heads when they saw you guys.

How foolish.

You wouldn't be selling your Safari Trek would you? I am looking to buy one thanks very much. Lance - sorry commented with my other account by mistake

You wouldn't be selling your Safari Trek would you? I am looking to buy one thanks very much. Lance

You mentioned the North entrance what's the name of the road ?? ???

Thats bad a$$$ you folks are 100% adventurous! Love it great job

I have to ask...what happened to the Trek?

Spent a month in the summer of 1981 volunteering through the Student Conservation Association in both the N and S park. We camped just across the road from cottonwood off a service road. Every morning I would climb the hill next to camp that overlooks the valley to watch the sun rise. Every morning a big bull bison would feed through camp heading to the river making everyone uneasy the first week we were there. I left my mark in a few places along with others in our crew. A visit 20yrs later I found some still existed it will be interesting to see if any remnants are still around after 40.

Awe! I loved that! Thank you❤️. Love and miss you both😘

I enjoyed your video. Just found you and subscribed. Can you ride a bicycle to the trail heads such as Bell Rock and lock it up in the parking lot and hike?

“Weenus” haha～ omg, it makes me laugh!! Btw it’s a good review for this “weenus” tent. Thank you!

A set of tire chains? They work really well in these conditions. A great video.👍

Took my 28' 4WD Class C rv to Saline Valley Hot Springs by the south entrance a few years ago, and I agree with you: Don't Do It!!! Even if it's 4WD, it's still an rv! You could be there, or partway there, for a long time. Last time I went was by the North Entrance on a motorbike. Except for stretches of soft sand, it was a lot easier!

Do you still have the RV today? Do you have any videos of the Trek?

Fascinating story. I've heard of the Safari Trek motorhome. Beautiful looking rig.

Mechanic speech to get more$$$$$$ just replace the compressor ,belt and the surface tube....no need to replace condensor or the dryer........

The music made me so calm! I will have to visit here when I go to Sedona in the end of December 2021.

Must be the ying & the yang.. 1st time viewer, no subscription yet. I dont have my RV yet, but been to Sedona twice...its a "10" ..... Love ur purple jacket!!! Ur hubby 'doesnt get it'... Sedona, that is.

Epic video. 🤣 informative…and hilarious.

where were the prairie dogs? you got some good moments hanging with the buffalo. im going soon, and have been. good times

FYI, the town is Lone Pine.

I really enjoyed your video! Looking forward to visiting this park in September.

Dash A/C doesn't cool much of the rig anyways... just don't engage the compressor... run generator and roof AC instead..save a couple grand :)

Great vid! And some people say there's nothing to see up in ND. Got me checking for flight ticket prices to Bismarck and transportation to TRNP!

Are ambition to travel full time this year

going this summer; outstanding video, thank you very much from southern Ohio

How do we get to this area in sedona? We are in Camp Verde and would like to go here. Loved the video

very unwise taking an RV over a snow-ice road, any side slope can be the end of you

Great video series Tami and Dave! I really enjoyed watching all 5 videos! I'd love to go with you guys one day!

Hello, friends! Can’t wait to see more adventures.

Fun adventures, thank you for letting us all out here in cyberland ride along! We are leaving soon on our first big Safari Trek. Going from San Diego to Austin, Llano, San Antonio, Dallas, etc!

FYI , when ever the dash lights go out in the vehicle you are driving , most of the time the Tail lights are also out. The brake lights still work and so do the emergency flashers. Anyway that’s the way they were wired from the factory. I’m guessing that’s the way they still are. Thanks

Nice Video! Thanks for sharing with us. Can't wait to see more content 😍

Nice video. Where did you guys start the hike? It didn't look like NIRA camp which is where most people start.

Wow I bet that day at the beet factory was incredibly informative. That would be very cool to go to. Jealous over here 😀

I didn’t notice the date before we started watching and was wondering how you did this crazy hike. That’s too much! Beautiful though.

I love it when the weather's like that. For some reason it makes me happy.

Hello! We found you last year through the keto group while we were still in Japan. Now we are full time in our Momentum 397th.

Very nice, thanks for putting this together. The last of the original wild horses at TRNP, thought to be descendants of Sitting Bull's horses, were removed from the park over 20 years ago. Some were rescued by Leo Kuntz and taken to his ranch near Linton. He called them Nokotas.

Those storms! And the bison. So cool!

I love your videos ♥️🥰

Wow I can't go there at the snow time but you done a very good job