A Great Road Trip! Back Roads of the U.S.

What kind of lunatic drives a hundred and fifty miles out of their way for pie? Well... me. Come check out the Purple Pie Joint in Custer, SD and also see the "Best City In The World".
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[@MQ-cw9qx]

Referencing the rocks at about 19 minutes in, they are sandstone concretions. We used to call them Leaverites, as in "Leave'er right where ya found'er".

[@gonagain]

A leaverite, eh? I've heard of those!

[@MQ-cw9qx]

@@gonagain Yup, lots of them around.

[@mojavemike6522]

Yes, concretions.

[@MQ-cw9qx]

@@mojavemike6522 🙂

[@3generations393]

I love when you take us on a road trip. You are both so very observant! Purple pie house and then the monument- priorities😂 🙏🙏💞

[@CMC61]

Linda is a real gem! She really makes your video's fun to watch! You Go Linda!

[@gonagain]

Thank you, Craig! Mahalo for that!

[@Steve-Goff]

Pretty amazing how things used to be built. They had to be very resourceful and ingenious at the same time. The architecture in Hot Springs was incredible. Thanks for sharing

[@gonagain]

We loved the architecture too. We have to go back!

[@poppie1414]

I would think a slice of pie in every state would be a must

[@gonagain]

Right?

[@hawong5379]

Good morning Rick and Linda, Love to see your new adventure. Full of new info , love it 😍

[@gonagain]

Thank you, HA.

[@darrylk808]

We did a road trip through SD and were really surprised. Was not expecting much, badlands like, but boy were we surprised at it's beauty! Western SD is green and forested. A great trip! Did not get pie at the purple pie house...something for next time.

[@gonagain]

There's so much more we wanted to see but like you, will keep them for the next time.

[@MOTrav]

Always fun to explore things of the past. The basic life! The question is did you find enough pie in the towns near by? Even the pioneers loved pie.

[@terrymurphy4177]

Nice to see some history without being covered in graffiti. ❤👍

[@joanmsmith5561]

Sunday morning with the Gonagains. Wonderful! Thankyou

[@gonagain]

Thanks for sharing your morning with us!

[@FirstSuiGeneris]

Stonemasonry is just gorgeous. I just can’t believe we’ve lost those skills!

[@gonagain]

I know, right?

[@patrickmckowen2999]

Good vid -- now I have a hankering for pie 🤣 Cheers

[@gonagain]

Mmmm....peach pie!

[@warsurplus]

That's not a covered wagon, it's an SUV.

[@gonagain]

Yes it is!

[@jr2no160]

The biggest old building on the Ridgeline is an apartment building, mostly Veterans. Many amazing 100+ year old homes/mansions up there. The waterfall isn't exactly natural, but a Korean War Veteran found a way to use the river to make it. Sorry I missed y'all passing through Hot Springs.

[@gonagain]

We could see some of the mansions. Beautiful place! We have to go back and spend more time there when it's a little bit warmer.

[@mobile_noble4026]

That’s the best way to travel. Off the beaten path and stopping when something piques your interest!

[@gonagain]

You're right about that!

[@homemaker4117]

Loveed this video!! The Black Hills of SD is one of our favorite places to visit. We are pining for a trip out there. We love Spearfish Canyon too and usually spend a few nights st lodge there. Lots of good hiking. Linda is such a hoot😂.Go ahead Rick😂😂. We'll see where you land next week. Till then, be safe and be blessed.

[@gonagain]

Thanks, homemaker, always nice to hear from you. Stay tuned to see where we are next week!

[@michaelc891]

We domicle in South Dakota. When we are there we stay south of Rapid City around Hermosa. From there, it is an easy day trip to a lot of attractions and monuments and a local twin screen outdoor theater. Great video. Appreciate it. Safe travels.

[@gonagain]

South Dakota is beautiful, we should visit there more.

[@terrell48]

That cone looking metal thing actually looks like the planter boxes that held the seed for planting on our tractor except that one is a little larger than the ones we had, the planter had gauge wheels that rolled and had a chain that turned a bar that rotated a seed plate in the bottom of the seed hopper that regulated how far apart the seed dropped down a shoot to the planter sweep(plow) that opened the ground and the seed fell in the furrow the sweep opened up and there were covering sweeps behind the main sweep that pushed dirt on top of the seed, depending on the planter it might be 1, 2, 4, 6 or 8 rows planted at one time the planters today are quite different I was doing this as a teenager , driving a tractor starting when I was about 13 yrs old so was in about 1961 until I got out of school and married in 1969

[@ellafields9424]

Terrell Austin Planter farm implement talk wow, first real knowledgeable comment I've heard in a very long time. Love all the vintage things but getting harder to come by. Mostly used as garden art now. Sometimes a good museum makes for a good visit.

[@gonagain]

I think your guess is right, Terrell! At the bottom it looked like it had a paddlewheel. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@abeautifullife5303]

I used to live in Lead. These places are so well known to me. It was great to see again. It was an interesting chapter in my life.

[@abeautifullife5303]

I know a veteran who lives in the Evan. It is now I believe section 8 housing. Yes. It's good water...and good for you. Lakota came for the Buffalo berries and for their health and soaked in the Mni Kahta (hot water). So many recent memories. Been to Prairie Winds Casino.

[@gonagain]

So you would know...is it pronounced as "leed" or "led"? Thanks for watching.

[@abeautifullife5303]

@@gonagain leed

[@kevbjork1]

We started watching your videos awhile back when we saw you had a cargo camper similar to ours. We had our trailer since 2009 and went all over enjoying it. Until this week. We had gone on a week long trip in our old trawler and when we got back home we found our trailer had been stolen. Not much hope of recovering it but you never know. Might just build us another one. Lot's of good ideas out there. We hope you continue sharing your travels as we get good ideas for stuff to do. Who knows, we might even meet some day. See Ya!

[@gonagain]

So sorry to hear your trailer got stolen. It would be nice to meet up with you someday, for sure!

[@arnoldseay9118]

As you were wandering around the old town it reminded me of the old town set up in Cody Wyoming. Those old towns really interest me. Names like Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid, Jim Bridget and other Mountain men. So much to see in this country.

[@gonagain]

If you like the mountain man era, try visiting the Mountain Man Museum in Pinedale, WY. We liked it so much, we've been there several times and you see things you missed on previous visits.

[@wrxs1781]

A very interesting video, and these small towns have a history of their own. Your weather is preferable to ours in the north east, rain, rain and more rain with cool temps.

[@mtoe011]

Very nice travel video. The back roads are the best roads to travel. Keep up the good work guys.

[@scenicdriveways6708]

Nice video guys, America sure is an interesting country, lots to see and do. JT

[@gonagain]

It's so much fun to travel the back roads.

[@scenicdriveways6708]

@@gonagain Back roads yes, interstates NO! I drove straight through from Rhode Island to Barren County, KY on interstates, it took 17 hours. It was a nightmare, especially around large cities.

[@garretlewis4103]

Hot Springs, SD looked like a neat place to explore.

[@gonagain]

We need to go back and spend more time in that area.

[@jtsterry]

Another excellent interesting video ! Thanks Rick and Linda !

[@gonagain]

You betcha!

[@chrisconley8105]

As a kid in the early 70's I lived near the Meadow Creek Horse Ranch owned by the Dole Pineapple Company just north of Auburn California, it was managed by auctioneer Dean Parker and family. I went to school with Cory and Lance Parker, Daughter Tonna still lives in Auburn. My friends brother, Barry Scicluna worked on that Ranch for many years. Occasionally they'd have a horse auction/sale with free hamburgers and all us rural neighborhood kids looked forward to that. It was a very large ranch with no expense spared. Pretty cool to see the connection, loose as it may be, with the two of you. Chris

[@gonagain]

It's nice to see how we're connected in this small world. Aloha.

[@Volunteersunrise]

Rick and Linda. I enjoyed the pics of the Purple Pie House. Custer is my favorite place to camp when I go to Sturgis for the bike rally. Great camping at Custer's Gulch Campground. It is said to be where Custer's troops camped during their gold finding expedition. Close to all the Black Hills rides.

[@gonagain]

Custer is a beautiful area for camping. One year we camped there with our older daughter and her family. We need to go back and spend more time there.

[@sarahmoore3831]

So glad to see you back. Love watching both of you. Great video. 😊

[@gonagain]

We're back and putting out a video every Sunday! See you next Sunday.

[@robertsellers1153]

excellent footage!

[@michaeltichonuk2176]

Spring Time is such a great time to visit Eastern woodlands. The Glades are getting hot now in Fla. N. Ga is SWEET! Couple chilly nights. Traveling north on the East this year up to Baxter. Maybe use the Bass spawn as a guide for time line. Bricks and Sticks is just about secured. Do you have plans for Arkansas? Haven't been there yet and it's still on my list. It's winter when I usually close and winter and Arkansas doesn't sound...warm enough for my Old Bones. Smokies should be Springing to full life this week. If I see ya on the road I'll hink the horn and waveing and yelling like a crazy man with excitment.😂😂😂. Super relaxing video. Thank you for that. And informative as par...

[@gonagain]

We'll wave back like a couple of crazy people too. Or for sure Linda will!

[@ellafields9424]

Great video, love the old Town tour. Places I've not seen though been in WY MT many times - was on duty and could not sight see. Interesting rocks that look like calcified mushrooms. Hope someone correctly identifies them.

[@TomOHara72]

Oh, yes, I was thinking formed from the mining industry.........

[@russell3380]

Safe travels u 2, thank you.

[@gonagain]

Thank you!

[@derekrichard9189]

You have a lot of good videos and I’d say this one is in the tops !! Perfect loved it … always enjoy Linda and your perspective thanks

[@gonagain]

Thank you, Derek! I hope our next video will be just as good for ya!

[@daisymae3511]

Oh man!!! Rhubarb pie! My favorite!!! 😊 😊

[@kirstenstrobel4387]

Our preferred way to travel: off interstates! Finding free overnight parking goes down exponentially the farther East you go, as I’m sure you found out if you were going to Florida. We’re planning a trip from Central Florida to Pennsylvania, and I’ve already invested hours into the task. Safe travels!

[@gonagain]

We've found Conservation Areas offer free camping but the ones we've gone to have no camping signs or are gated. Maybe we're too early and it's not "season" yet?

[@martykong3592]

:) THANKS MUCH for another great share and Video1 I HAD to LOL :) Have Pie? WILL TRAVEL!!! :) Safe travels to warmer weather and ALL the BEST! Take care and Cheers! :)

[@gonagain]

Thanks, Marty! It's always good to hear from you. Pssst...got pie?

[@martykong3592]

@@gonagain THANKS MUCH for all you do and share! Sorry only an individual apple Pie from Walmrt for my Granson's lunch or snack :) ALL the BESt to you and Linda!

[@sasquatch885]

Great video!👍🏻

[@gonagain]

Thank you!

[@deeanderson5670]

I'm so happy you guys got your pie. Camp on.

[@jeffpoplin558]

Great road trip video. On the corner notching of the log cabins, angle cuts were used to shed water and make the cut ends last longer. Later interlocking notches added strength and rigidity to the corners. That was a great display of various building techniques. Thanks for showing us.

[@TheHoboShoestring]

Haha...uncovered wagon with a self launching seat like in fighter aircraft....lol

[@davidmcfatridge]

I wonder if that grinder thing was used to get coal into the fire. Looked like a giant coffee bean grinder 🙂

[@stormdavies250]

You always have such interesting videos. I’m putting the Dakotas on my bucket list. I live in Louisiana. Some of my ancestors from Scotland settled in North Dakota before they moved west so I’ve always wanted to go there. Loved this video.

[@gonagain]

You should go!

[@quietplaces2018]

Hello!! We love your vase for the fresh flowers in your trailer! Suggestion. Maybe attach Velcro to the counter and vase bottom so you don’t have to worry about vase tipping over! Thanks for the great video today too!!! Safe travels!

[@gonagain]

Thank you for the velcro tip. I usually put it on the little she'll while we travel and set it out when in camp. That's a good idea about the velcro!

[@quietplaces2018]

@@gonagain 💜🌸

[@pureblood2020]

Thanks for sharing.

[@gonagain]

Thanks for watching!

[@GypsyJvan]

that forge tub, looked like mine.. that I still use, except the hand crank blower, my blower is electric from 1930s..thanks for sharing rick n linda..

[@gonagain]

My father looked like a homemade one but I can't be sure cuz I was just a little one then.

[@GypsyJvan]

@@gonagainthat's cool, rick..if u get to ohio,, please look me up..and u can camp at my place, very close to lake erie..cedar point, sandusky..

[@Volunteersunrise]

Thanks!

[@TheHoboShoestring]

Love the dash cam shot

[@fredrickriffel5845]

The size of trucks were made the same as covered wagons I believe. The bed was 4' by 8 feet.

[@gonagain]

I didn't know that, thank you.

[@2breality]

Awesome.

[@michaeltichonuk2176]

Oh! One more thing. N. Ga and Carolinas are mighty proud of their Peach Cobbler. And cooked in Dutch Oven Cobbler gets a wiff of smoke in the flavor....My Goodness!

[@gonagain]

Well, we've got to find some peach cobbler!

[@badgerpa9]

Nice trip. The item at 8:45 I wondered if it was a corn sheller, Black hawk made just about every imaginable way to shell a cob of corn. Did it look like maybe it mounted on the back of a wagon and could be a broadcast seeder.? Hope your trip is going well, stay safe and healthy.

[@vester681]

Awesome thanks for sharing, have a blessed day

[@gonagain]

Thank you, Vester!

[@davidbrytowski4477]

It's a good day to pie.

[@gonagain]

I like the way you think!

[@brownchicken1314]

Luv your videos! Keep up the great work !❤

[@nheffel2]

Rick, The unusual shaped stones you saw are “Concretions”. They formed in prehistoric seas. Organic material starts the concretion, minerals then replace the organic core. Sometimes fossils are in the cores.

[@gonagain]

They sure do resemble giant clams, so you're probably right.

[@galardmills5306]

Purple Pie House with a purple pig greeter! I’m watching my diet. I would count the peach pie as “a helping of fruit.” And buy one to go, also. Perfect pace of traveling and sight seeing. And stopping in little local places!

[@gonagain]

Linda doesn't really like most fruit but knows she should eat fruit...so she has them in pies.

[@annhysell6064]

What a fun day! Enjoyed this one too! (as always)

[@MrKim-kv2vv]

Thank you for bringing us along! 🙋🏼

[@SoonerGirlTravels]

Safe travels

[@vencenzodemarco4393]

A few days late, but it's important for me to let you know I'm right here Following your Great Road Trip. I heard a nasty east coast storm was a'brewing & am hoping it blows the other way. Again my favorite subject, Americana and our History is something I never get enough of. Thank you Rick and Linda for bringing this to us, we love it. Even if we are 'Ole Flakes' as you pointed out Linda. Funny. But the best part is, I actually feel that I'm right there standing next to Y'all as you tell us the story of where you are and what happened there 100 years ago. Makes me very comfortable. So for that, I Thank You for the great delivery: Americas History. Nice. 🌝 Got Heat Yet?????

[@gonagain]

We finally made it down to Florida and it's warm enough to keep Linda happy! We had to hurry down, but the trip back will be slower and we're hoping to have more time to explore. We need to meet up one of these days.

[@jodyseaman1885]

I like your road trips, you always find interesting places, and pie.

[@paulenright]

Gentle and thoughtfull ...film pace, works beautifully with your travels. Refreshing short doc. Thanks for sharing guys. Safe travels 🤙🤙

[@gonagain]

Thank you, Paul.

[@1952stratcat]

Another very entertaining and educational video! Thank you Rick and Linda. It’s always good to see your videos and both of you seem to be doing well. Best wishes

[@gonagain]

Thank you, 1952stratcat! Hope to see you on the next one. Aloha

[@trumer-and-co]

Very cool things to see. Thanks again for sharing your adventures.

[@PlainStraightShooter]

Been a minute. Good to see you two out traveling and sight seeing. You shocked me when you worked that well. By the way that same tower design was on our old ranch and built in the 1920’s I believe.

[@robinwillson7838]

We very much love the area all around Rapid City SD. Looking forward to going back maybe next year. So many places to see. When we were at Mt Rushmore in the dining area there was a family homeschooling their kids. What a view to learn near. Must be quite the experience for that family.

[@vernlemasters6504]

How odd, the town I live in was also founded because of its 7 natural hot springs. At one time there was a huge resort and hotel for people to partake of. Each one was to treat a different malady.

[@deuce1606]

A very cool place in Lubbock Texas is the Ranch and Heritage center. You guys would have a blast there.

[@gonagain]

Sounds like an interesting place. We've driven by Lubbock in the past but never stopped. Maybe we'll stop next time. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@alanosborne1947]

I was in the diesel technology program at Wyoming Technical Institute in Laramie. I was there for a year and fell in love with Wyoming. One of my favorite places to go was the Snowy Range mountains. You went through Centennial just west of Laramie on route 130. There was a restaurant there I think called The Trading Post that served a 5lb steak and if you could eat all of it there was no charge. I want to take my wife back to visit it's breathtaking. The stars at night are like a gazillion diamonds in the sky and you could reach out and grab a handful of them.. I also saw meteorites shooting through the night sky. An AMAZING place to be! Me and a friend would ride our bicycles from Laramie to Cheyenne on I-80 and it was legal imagine that! You didn't try the rhubarb pie that's my favorite. If you're heading to Florida and by chance come thru North Carolina on the return trip give me a heads up I'd like to get up with you have a smoke and drink a cold one. Jordan Lake State Park is a nice campground just west of me and they have a camping area you don't have to reserve.

[@milesbliss3256]

Super great video guys. Safe travels and watch the weather

[@gonagain]

Thanks, Miles. We're watching the weather closely.

[@billmitchell7731]

Awsome sharing Rick and !inda 👍🏻💛🙏🏻

[@Go4Corvette]

Have fun guy's 👍

[@gonagain]

We will!

[@stormdavies250]

Thanks. I think I’ll try for this summer. 😆

[@johnholliday6011]

Wow that pie looked amazing.

[@gonagain]

👌

[@lindagolden9892]

I thoroughly enjoyed visiting old western towns, beautiful architectural styled buildings, historic homesteads when I relocated to Colorado for twenty years. 🏕

[@1954shadow]

You have some, fantastic backyard, to explore.

[@lorettashepherd.]

Finally had a chance to watch your video. I absolutely love all the places you travel to. I'm not able to travel currently so I travel vicariously through your videos and get to see the beauty and the wonderful people and places of our country. I liked that you mentioned our favorite hobo, hobo Shoestring, as the train passed by. Thank you for another wonderful video. Safe travels. I hope to be able to meet you both someday. Love you both. Take care, safe travels and God Bless

[@gonagain]

Thank you, Loretta for watching our channel. Mark (Hobo Shoestring) is a very nice person and a personal friend of ours. it would be nice to meet you!

[@paulzeiller2807]

I did like the video! Thanks for sharing.

[@gonagain]

Thank you, Paul!

[@rjgimp]

I enjoy seeing and hearing more from Linda. She's a lot better looking than Rick... 🤣

[@lynnwebb4195]

I did like the video, very much. That's the first time I've seen that stacked 2x4 and 2x6 construction and your story about the gentleman building with the short pieces like bricks was very interesting. Thanks. I hope you have a safe and enjoyable trip. Should be nice and warm by the time you get to Florida

[@gonagain]

I hope so, just because it's been cool, chilly and windy do far.

[@astrobob9432]

if you are headed east on 20, you will be traveling through some of the most beautiful parts of Nebraska. Stop at Cody, and visit the George Paul Vinegar. Tasty, local vinegars, and nice people. The Niobrara river valley is wonderful, with white water rafting and great views. Valentine, Smith falls, and more. I am headed that way tomorrow. The area you are in is called the "Nebraska Outback" by some.

[@doingitwithnothing]

Be safe enjoy… we just got back to the farm here in SW Mississippi from upper New Mexico

[@paulhunter546]

Another interesting video guys 👍 Rick likes his pie 😁 Lots to see and do in the Midwest..just gotta take your time. Reminds me of a John Denver song.. we'll just follow our nose 😁

[@gonagain]

So much to see, not enough time. I guess we'll just have to do this again to see and do more.

[@stephanmedlin7323]

Do not know why. But the hotel gave me the creeps a bit. I don’t know why but It gives me The Shining kinda feeling. Love the video guys. Been waiting and it was worth it.

[@raymackey8031]

When squaring up timber the more often used an “ADZE” there were many different sizes and curve shapes It looks simple until you try to use one 🤗🤗

[@teresaf5480]

Another spectacular video❤ Linda you're adorable😊 thanks Rick for all the info that you give on the videos it's very interesting .....safe travels 🛣 you two I can't wait for the next video 📽 🎞 😊😊

[@gonagain]

Thanks, Teresa! See you on Sunday!

[@teresaf5480]

@@gonagain lol this is Michigan Teresa

[@lindagolden9892]

The unusual shaped rocks might be the fallen off tops of natural spires that the wind had shaped. I think possibly made from sandstone erosion. I’ve hiked along areas in Colorado or Utah viewing such. I think y’all may have shared a video of such but I can’t recall what state you were in at the time. 🦅

[@marketshare3969]

Spent a lot of time in the last 10 years at Parker ranch Hawaii they have a fun rodeo in Waimea on 4th of July. 👊👍😎🤟

[@gonagain]

We miss Hawaii, especially the Big Island.

[@juststeve7665]

LOL I was in South Dakota/Custer a year and a half ago and The Purple Pie Shop was where we ate dinner AND had pie! I didn't drive out of my way to go there but I did choose it over everything else available. I was in Custer to pick up an airplane I bought! Yes I will go out of my way for pie also when necessary! Somehow my trips get routed near places that have pie... I swear I don't know how that happens (Google lol). Nice to see a video of you both! I hope you're having a great Spring! OMG! A Stagger Wing Beech! One of my favorite planes!

[@gonagain]

Is it because there's pie in the word pilot? Is that why we like (gotta have) pie?

[@justmona9647]

I haven't been up that way in a long time but it doesn't look like much as changed😊

[@TomOHara72]

My heart still out there, altho now in AZ. ; was invited to services 1977 Easter on Pine Ridge res. Stayed 2 yrs.........Attended first Rodeo (all native) in Gordon....Evans Plunge, Hot Springs.........had to look to see how its doing...!

[@64MAGA24]

Those rocks are molds used to make woks...just kidding. But that's what came to mind. Or fossilized giant clams. Great video. Take care.🤙

[@gonagain]

It seems that's possible. One person said they were prehistoric ocean bottom acreations.

[@terrell48]

Florida is pretty for from Montana safe travels

[@gonagain]

It sure is. We're going to visit family; Linda's sister recently moved back there.

[@HappyPlaceCamping]

I wish we could have stopped at the purple pie shop. We went through very early and they were closed. I loved hot springs. The old buildings were too cool to see. Sadly, we didn’t get to hang out long. But glad we could at least stop for a couple pics. I hope you do or did find plenty of camping on your way through Missouri (assuming you travel through). Many of our conservation areas offer up camping and all for free. Generally no real amenities, but some do have nice lake views etc. Safe travels, guys!

[@gonagain]

Thanks! We loved Missouri, it's so different from what our neck of the woods is like. We're in TN now and will head to FL next.

[@HappyPlaceCamping]

@@gonagain Tennessee is a lovely state. Really enjoy all their waterfalls!

[@hassiejo9785]

As always, enjoying your content. I had corresponded with you awhile back about adding a 'scoop' to add air pressure to help keep dust out of the trailer. Thank you for your help. Last winter I had a health scare that set me back so I cancelled my cargo trailer order. I was able to get back on my feet, reordered the trailer, and now I am just waiting the call to tell me to come up and get it! I can hardly wait! If you are passing through central Indiana I'd be delighted to offer you a cup of coffee. One of our favorite places to enjoy was the Pioneer Village in Minden Nebraska. We were there years ago. Maybe that will be on your route south?

[@gonagain]

Hello Hassie Jo, I'm so sorry for the late response. I hope your health scare is behind you and that your trailer build goes as planned now. We headed further to the south to escape the cold weather, having gotten 10inches of snow just before leaving home, and are currently in Florida. Thanks for the offer though!

[@keithbrookshire]

That was an epic travel day. Thanks for taking us along. If you happen to travel a 75 through Georgia stop off at new echota, the Cherokee Indian Capital. It is at exit 317 and about three miles from my home. If you are a member of the Elks you can boondock right across the road from there for free. Or I would be happy to arrange that for you. Also, there's the Etowah Indian mounds in Cartersville Georgia.

[@gonagain]

Hello Keith, we weren't able to spend any time in Georgia on this trip, but would love to go back there.

[@bobham919]

i got to get up there i hope ya''ll all doing well.

[@gonagain]

We are doing well! Hope to see you somewhere, sometime...

[@MABs0013]

Welcome to Nebraska! - Michael of Omaha

[@gonagain]

Thank you!

[@terrell48]

Since you could pump that sucker rod by hand it must be very shallow the ones we had were made of wood with metal pieces on each end that joined extra joints together our well was about 80+ feet deep and when we pulled it to repair it we had to have a block and tackle to pull it out of the well no way we could of pumped it by hand like you did