AIRSTREAMING at Air Force Academy!

[@wraithconscience]

To all our brave Air Force men and women: "THANK YOU for your service to our great country!" ❤

[@jtbama2007]

Here's a bit of an Alabama connection to Linebacker II. Bama linebacker Derrick Thomas' ('85-'88) father was a pilot of a B-52 during Vietnam, and was lost during the Linebacker II operation. Derrick grew up in south Florida, later coming to Alabama to play Linebacker. He finished his career at Bama as an All American, with a total of 52 QB sacks. He always said he felt fortunate to finish with the same number of sacks as the B-52 number his father flew, in addition to the Linebacker connection.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

This is an awesome comment that resonates with me. My cousin was a dear friend of Derrick's at Alabama.

[@michelle_nolan]

As an USAF veteran I appreciate your thoughtful and insightful parallel from football and military service. I’ve followed you for a while, but I will admit - this is the closest I’ve felt to you. Even with your experience while in Vietnam, I find it interesting how your bridge all of your experiences into a holistic view of the world and find a bright side. I wish more of us would view things from all sides.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Hi Michelle, I appreciate your comment so much. As you can imagine, this is a fine line to walk. I have been trying to honestly convey my experiences and feelings and how they have been affected by travel. I have nothing but the highest respect for all those who have served in our military, and I have tried to make that clear many times over the years on this channel. With this video I was trying to express some optimism - a bright side, as you say. Where we once found enemies, now we can find great friends. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts here.

[@terryhaynes1596]

I too am a graduate of USAFA. But in my years we wore blues, only won 8 games in 4 years, froze and got sunburned. We had to attend the games and we were charged to attend. We actually went to the opponents team and “stole” the female cheerleaders since we didn’t have women. But thanks for a great video, as always.

[@baxteredmondson6758]

Not a sports fan but enjoying these travels to the different cities that house these events.

[@joanroberson8481]

I will be watching! I’ve watched all your travel videos for years! I’m not into the repairs videos ect but the travel videos I love!

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Awesome! Thank you! The travel videos are a lot of work to put together, but in the end, I am usually proud of them, and I hope that people enjoy them. If enough people watch the travel videos, we will make some really great ones next year.

[@SlooDon]

Glad you made it to a game at one of the Academies! Your treatment of part of the Vietnam War was good. One on one contact/relationships are way better than government to government. More of it would make the world a better place. To bad we can't generate more of it........ Thanks again for this series.

[@rosespackey6265]

I love these videos to all the football towns.

[@clvaughn6027]

If you are still in wyoming, you have to visit the national military vehicle museum in Dubois, Wy. You would love the Vietnam section. More than looking at tanks! Privately owned and ask to boondock in parking lot as it’s a two day ticket and you need two days to see it all. We were so glad we stopped and still talk about the museum.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks, I know exactly the museum you were talking about, although we have never been there. Next time we are in the area, we will definitely stop for a visit.

[@cheryla9951]

Thanks for including our military in your football games "campaign"!😀 My dad served in both Navy and Air Force, my brother was in the Navy and my oldest son served in the Army. I was getting ready to enlist in the Navy when I met my husband (appx 45 years ago). And years prior to our meeting (during the Vietnam War, he enlisted as a Navy pilot but was 4F'd due to migraines as a child. Needless to say we have military in our blood. (But I enjoyed 23 years in law enforcement instead) Thank you for creating an awesome video! You did a great service to all who served and are serving!

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thank you, Cheryl! I have a deep respect for all who are serving and have served in the military. My uncle flew helicopters in Vietnam. My cousin gave his life there. God bless, all who I have served, and I pray that our leaders will have wisdom in the future to safely navigate our country through tumultuous times. Someday we will visit another military Academy in the series. Thank you!

[@cheryla9951]

@@LongLongHoneymoon 🥰

[@lmt1022]

USAF Veteran here - love your videos!

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks so much and thank you for your service. 🙏 God bless all of our veterans. I’m doing my best here… sometimes I will screw up but I’m trying to do my best. I appreciate your kind comment. More cool stuff to come soon!

[@danrambow7721]

I remember Linebacker II, from the perspective of sitting in a plane most of the day, in full battle gear, waiting to see if we were going. On our North Carolina base, all of our B-52s, KC135s, and F4s were taking off all day long heading to Viet Nam. Turns out, our engineering team did not go that time, but it was a scary being out of touch, my wife had no idea what was happening. Many of my friends became prisoners of war during that operation. And if memory serves me, the peace talks had been stalled for quite some time, shape of the table and all that. Nixon grew impatient and ordered the bombing to speed things up. And it apparently worked as the peace treaty was signed a few months later. Too bad so many were killed on both sides for a politician's war.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks, this year I have been trying to better educate myself about Vietnam and what happened during the war. My uncle flew helicopters there, and my cousin was killed there (Don Leslie Michael, Medal of Honor recipient, died in 1967 in Tay Ninh province). Next year in January we are flying into Saigon and I'm going to try to visit Tay Ninh (about 55 miles north of Saigon). There is still B-52 wreckage in Hanoi. We will likely return to Hanoi in January. I will post more content here in the future about our experiences in Vietnam. I try to stay neutral in the videos, but I like your phrase "politician's war" - it's truly hard for me to understand how North Vietnam ever posed any threat to North Alabama, and why my cousin was shipped across the world to die there. If we don't question authority, it will keep on happening. God Bless you and all who faithfully served. I appreciate your comments very much.

[@marcischubert4494]

I love the football game journeys. This has been on my bucket list for a long time. Next year we semi-retire and move to TN to camp host and live full time in our RV. 3 years of that and then our goal is to travel full time. First on the list is to follow the Football route and visit as many college stadiums as possible.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Honestly, it has been a lot of fun. It’s always exciting to explore a new town, learn some different traditions, and experience the atmosphere in a different stadium. I think these videos will be a lot of fun to watch in a playlist. It is very interesting to see the cultural differences that exist from region to region. Thanks so much for your comment.

[@BigfootDadExploresMontana]

In Colorado Springs right now! Heading further south again soon as we continue to chase the warm weather.

[@ROHDESONTHEROAD]

We love staying at the Peregrine FAMCAMP. That whole area is our favorite place. Then again, I was station on Fort Carson for a few years.

[@t.q.6639]

I hope you get to visit West Point and Annapolis too. A lot of history at both places.

[@farrendavis4143]

We love the 'football' videos! keep them coming! my bucket list includes a home Air Force Academy game. Love the service academies!

[@kenschernekau9805]

Love your travel this fall to football games and the area around the stadiums. I am making my list for next fall as we go to Maine

[@joelyhayen3692]

Thank you to all our veterans serving now or who have served our country. We appreciate you all and love you! Thank you for your sacrifices because we wouldn’t have what we do without you! ♥️🙏🙏

[@johnnunya4776]

I am enjoying your videos of the football stadiums. Thanks for sharing.

[@RamblinRoadies]

Thank you for sharing this. The fact that the Vietnamese people can be so warm and friendly towards Americans, especially after what our Govt did to them and their Country, says a lot about them. I was drafted in '71 into the Army, and fortunately spent my two years in Germany. I have friends that went to Vietnam, and although they survived and returned home, their lives were forever altered. I'm afraid our current Administration is trying to create this generations Vietnam. I pray for our young people.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks so much for your comment. You have directly addressed the fire that I was dancing around. I wanted to talk more about Linebacker II but I hesitated. If people do their homework they will understand. God Bless all the victims of the war machine, American and Vietnamese and others. I hope we will pause to learn from our mistakes.

[@razzwilmz7970]

The current administration ended the war in Afghanistan. Which war are you referring to for this generations “Vietnam”?

[@RamblinRoadies]

@@LongLongHoneymoon ❤️

[@RamblinRoadies]

@@razzwilmz7970 take your pick. Ukraine or back in the middle east. BTW, the withdrawal from Afghanistan went swimmingly. Kudos to Joe.

[@razzwilmz7970]

@@RamblinRoadies We have no military in Ukraine, The middle east has been a powder keg since 1947 when the UN gave Israel Palestinian land . The withdrawal in Afghanistan was a completion of Donald's peace treaty and ultimate withdrawal of US troops.

[@johnharper2016]

Veteran of the U. S. Army, 8 wonderful years. Great to see all these fine Air Force members. Gives me hope for the future. Lord, we need it. Great video!

[@campingjack75]

Glad you made it beck to my state

[@DWMification]

I'm loving your college football video series and how you weaved in some human interest stories.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks! More to come!

[@herveyforward5956]

My son lives in the Springs, There is a wonderful Air museum there if you every visit. They restored a WWII P-38 Lighting and its WWII pilot lived in the Springs. It was scrapped left buried in the jungle after the war. I watched it over the years come to life and that same pilot in his 90's got to see his own plane fly again. He was taken up in a Cessna on it's first flight to watch. Next time for burgers the Front Range BBQ in Old Colorado City

[@paulab984]

We went to the WWII Aviation Museum recently. The best museum I've been to in years! A must do when in CO Springs! Every plane in that museum can be down today. It's quite a place.

[@AlanBarry-do6mh]

We enjoyed this episode. Our daughter and son-in-law are 30 year veterans of the USAF and our daughters carrier began at the Air Force Academy in 1988. We’ve attended football games and camped at the FamCamp at the Academy. You brought a new perspective to us regarding Linebacker 2, the bombing campaign of Vietnam and your recent visit to Vietnam. My wife and I agree you’re a couple of peace and reconciliation. Bless you and safe travels.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thank you so much for your comment. You are so right - it's all about peace and reconciliation. We are going back to Vietnam in a few days and I really look forward to sharing our experiences with you. I recently visited my cousin Don's (KIA in Vietnam in 1967) Alabama gravesite and am working on a new video. It's heavy subject matter and I try to address it delicately. I appreciate your positive feedback more than you know.

[@paulbrown4649]

USAFA famcamp is a great campground for those with military access.

[@scotomaville]

Once again your transparency and philosophical points are more than appreciated... more than fart jokes and generator reviews. I'm just saying that 1 old guy to another.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks for saying so. To be honest, it can be quite disheartening to work on putting together a video like this one and then immediately get verbally ripped apart for doing it. I mean, some people have told me in no uncertain terms that they were unsubscribing and walking away forever because of this content! It would be a lot easier, and no doubt more commercially viable to focus on fart jokes and generator reviews instead. I’m going to try to create at least 10 videos in this series for starters, and then we will reassess. From one old guy to another, thanks for taking the time to share your support.

[@scotomaville]

I found understanding in the Roman era strategy of 'bread and circuses'. I decided to document my 'journey' in order to reward a few with the WHY we Airstream. That audience is a small 3%, but I have a 422 page book to help my progeny understand Grandpa. Thanks for sharing. BTW. I got this comment notification this morning - 7 days after you posted. Curious delay! Maturity over entertainment is my preference. Your storytelling superpower is much valued!

[@edwardhines1514]

Enjoying the college visits.

[@dennishowland7495]

Play when a great experience you have over there in Vietnam Illinois that’s great you’re able to see the world fantastic video

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thank you! More on these travel experiences to come in the future!

[@garyag45]

💐💐💐👍🦅😎🇺🇸. My brother was in the Air Force in the early 60’s. GOD BLESS American’s service men and women!

[@productivecough7148]

Another great video.!!!

[@LexicAver]

different is good!!! thanks

[@neilevenden3481]

Winterized our trailer this week in preparation to put it in winter storage. Thanks for keeping me entertained.

[@milesbliss3256]

Great video. Oh to be young again

[@susanmartinriecks1843]

Need to make one small correction. Bear Creek park is NOT a Colorado state park. It is owned and run by the city of Lakewood, CO. Don't want folks to get upset if they try to find it on the Colorado state parks list and can't.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks, I was a little confused. Oddly, at least some of the park seems to be on Federal land (the rules state that Federal marijuana laws apply, for example).

[@kevinsterner9490]

I consider your channel a travel show. So tailgating at different Universities is very cool. Keep them coming

[@larrydraper4451]

Great choice of places to visit. I visited there about 50 years ago. I hope you got to visit the beautiful chapel. I'm loving this series. Thanks to all cadets for your future service.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Unfortunately, the chapel is under renovation that will not be complete until next year. Maybe we will return in the future when the new stadium and chapel renovations are complete! Thanks for giving this new series a try. I think that making these videos is kind of like writing music. Every video will come out a little bit different, depending upon what we find. For some reason this one was challenging to put together. With that said, I think it will be fun to put all of these different college town videos on a playlist and watch them through.

[@donzaleski8264]

Welcome to my hometown. Hope you enjoyed your visit.

[@gordonmedley]

Just realized we were at the FamCamp across the street but we didn't attend the game.

[@walterbiri1147]

I was in the Air Force 17:27 TDY in Guam during Linebacker II supporting B-52’s many left and some never came back. The memories are hard to fathom as I have lost friends on those Buff’s that didn’t come back.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks. To be honest, I stepped into the stadium and I saw “linebacker ii” and it kind of threw me off, since we had been in Vietnam a few months before, and have learned so much this year about the war. In three words, you summed up my feelings better than what I expressed in a 20 minute video. Anyway, thanks for your service, thanks for watching, and thanks for sharing here in the comments.

[@screddot7074]

I am a Linebacker II veteran too. Maybe you should do a little socializing with the families of the air crew that didn't return. We sent 125 B-52's off at one time and we counted them as they took off. When the last one took off from Guam, there was a strange silence, because we knew the power each of those planes had and even felt sorry for the enemy. Until we heard 3 of our planes had been shot down. If you can't have respect for people that served your country, I don't know why you want to set foot on one of the most revered sites of the USAF. Oh yeah, it's just a game. don't worry, I will unsubscribe.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

@@screddot7074 I have total respect for those who served. I always go out of my way to thank them for their service. I'm sorry if that was not clear. I have stated so repeatedly on this channel. I lost a family member in Vietnam who was posthumously awarded the Medal of Courage. kzbin.info/www/bejne/onithox9d5qEfdEsi=OwMW927mJECvLsm8

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

My uncle flew helicopters in Vietnam. My cousin died there. I have nothing but the greatest respect for all who served, and I'm sorry if that was not made clear. In this video I was trying to express some optimism. Where once we found enemies, now we can find great friends.

[@walterbiri1147]

I thought that was very clear in your video. I think you brought out that image of humanity in a unique way. Thank you. Remember the US and Japan were in a different situation at one time as well. Today differences are put aside as they should be. I hate war and what it does to people.

[@Ahuka]

I like this a lot more than generator reviews.

[@rosesherman2881]

I retired from the United States Military Academy West Point New York ! I love it when Army football played the Air Force Academy ! The fly overs were the best !!!

[@KN7U]

Outstanding - love attending games at the Academy!

[@allanwarmflash4440]

we had fun at the garden of the gods last year safe travels

[@michellefisher724]

Another great vlog. I really enjoy your analogies and appreciate your perspective. Something different is refreshing. 😊

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks so much!

[@TwoCaptainsOneShip]

Love the videos. So what makes you happy. We’ll keep watching.

[@chuckabplanalp9516]

Really enjoy the college football theme

[@wellsonwheels457]

I grew up right there! Went to Bear creek high school. We used to do our spring thaw there. Love having the Home Depot up on the hill

[@smiller6238]

Great video other than In-N-Out there are some awesome local burger joints in Spring.

[@larryandbarbi6561]

Great video. Love the glimpse of the Air Force Academy game. We got chills just watching your video.

[@doneason4494]

Really enjoying this series

[@jerrydaminato743]

I enjoy all your vlogs no matter where you go. You always find something in your surroundings to comment on. Thank you both. 🇨🇦

[@hikerhobby1204]

I was stationed at the Academy, 1980-1984. Best assignment I’ve ever had! I worked in Harmon Hall beside the Chapel.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

We wanted to tour the chapel, but it is currently closed for renovation. We will try to visit it once the refurbishment is complete. I know it is beautiful.

[@hikerhobby1204]

@@LongLongHoneymoon That’s sad! A definite next trip👍

[@kristiesindorf6764]

My brother graduated from the Air Force Academy in ‘85 and played football for Air Force while @hikerhobby1204 was stationed there. Enjoyed the video!

[@hikerhobby1204]

@@kristiesindorf6764 Nice! I probably watched him out my office window line up for lunch formation often.

[@edwardmoran1739]

Air Force is undefeated and at top of their conference. I hope you went to their gift shop, fabulous. You missed Fargo’s Pizza, a famous must see place. Where next? Wyoming? Utah? BYU?

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Wyoming!

[@philh82]

My son-in-law is on active duty right now. And just got back from a deployment. Keep up the great work. Love all your videos.

[@Bsargentnoble1]

Really appreciate your insight and attitude toward the current people of Viet Nam. Thank you.

[@jessehayes486]

Good to see you made it to Colorado! Can't wait to see which stadium y'all end up next time.

[@Todd_S]

Outstanding! Seeing the B-52 bomber reminds me of my childhood growing up near Loring AFB in Maine.

[@stratos175escape7]

You were surrounded by America's TRUE HERO'S so no doubt I would feel different too, EXCITED just like y'all. We get the tailgate part, we are GA Bulldog fans and we LOVE when they play Auburn at Auburn, some of the best tailgating you will find.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Yep, honestly tailgating doesn't get any better than Auburn (this coming from a Bama fan!)/

[@toddjones1403]

Sean, I like all your musings, observations, travel….for years….just about everything..

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks Todd!

[@PhotoAlbert]

I do like the new way your videos are going. I never thought about RVing to a college football game and it looks like this one would be a good one to check out. I wonder if you could get into and Army/Navy game? We used to live in eastern Kansas and we'd travel to Colorado to ski. We'd always make that drive across Kansas at night because we thought it was such a boring drive. But maybe not as boring as driving across western Nebraska! Ha Ha!

[@greghanson5864]

Great but somewhat sobering video. Guys my age remember the bombings of Vietnam all too well. And yet today we are camped at Lake Conroe Texas next to a young Vietnamese couple with two absolutely beautiful young girls (4yrs & 6y I would guess) whose parents moved here many years ago. As we shared some dog park time together he mentioned they spend 6 months each in Vietnam and 6 months here in the US. Most interesting was his comment that the freedom to live the RV lifestyle here in the US made this all possible. Beautiful.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Nice! Thanks so much for your comments. I had a hard time editing this video. The painful past is sobering indeed, but I was also hoping to paint some optimism about the present and future. I am encouraged at least by the progress in Vietnam and our interactions with the people. It's encouraging that some things have really gotten a lot better. We are returning to Vietnam next year and I will probably post an update.

[@joanroberson8481]

I love these videos! Please keep the travel videos coming! Will you be showing us Vietnam?

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Joan, thank you for your kind comments and the feedback. In January, we plan to return to Vietnam and explore more. Yes, next year I would like to do some really ambitious videos in Vietnam. I know it is a departure from some of our previous continent, but I really think, it will be remarkable. Thank you so much for your positive feedback. I think we can do some really special videos about Vietnam, and I hope you will give them a chance as you did this one. 🙏

[@Mangler316]

I am really enjoying this series of college football/camping videos. It is a creative way to combine travel, camping, and something fun. I just retired and am looking forward to doing some traveling soon. Your videos have been a great aid to my planning. Maybe I'll see you out there. Stay safe.

[@denniscoyle4791]

I absolutely love this college tour. Awesome work

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks so much!

[@thetinkercook5430]

Very nice! USAFA grad myself. Ranked #22. Use a sticky plastic tab to pull out windows

[@tangopodadventures9852]

Loved this video and your insights into the Air Force Academy and Viet Nam itself. We have stayed often in Bear Creek Lake Park in the Indian Paint Brush Campground during our Denver visits from here on the Western Slope. It is not a State Park. It is run by the City of Lakewood and is very popular. If you want to stay there on a weekend, you need reservations months in advance. And if you are out late in Denver, you have a different late night entrance to the camping area off of C470. A great location for visiting Red Rocks or other foothill attractions. We have never limited our intake to 6% beer in the privacy of our trailer or even ur picnic table,

[@ejs6010]

Yes, the benefits of being in an RV at the tail gate event... Christy looked great with the tall boots and the lovely dress! The football game experiences have been fun. Your stories taking us to distant lands are enlightening too!

[@garysmith5000]

My son is a cadet at USAFA. I appreciate the education he is receiving while he is getting to live his dream. This campus has to be one of the prettiest in the country. Everyone should visit Colorado Springs at least once.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

It does seem like a beautiful campus, and I wish we had more time to explore. Unfortunately, the famous chapel was under construction while we were there, so we were not able to visit it. Maybe we will return at some point in the future, and do some more in-depth touring of the campus itself. It is a gorgeous setting against the backdrop of the mountains. God bless your son and all the members of our military.

[@jimjessup3979]

Love your college videos. We have been to West Point and Annapolis - both very inspirational as you state. Air Force is next on our list. Thanks for the review. Go Navy!

[@rickrichardson5329]

Thank you for sharing these football videos and thank you for the Vietnam add on. I think thst is a beautiful part of the world. Colorado Springs is a beautiful place. Thank you for sharing.

[@ronsiefken1588]

I love your football stadium trips. Keep up the great videos. My niece and her husband both graduated from the Air Force Academy. He flies Ospreys.

[@geoffreywalker7308]

Damn cool video this week... LLH is taking back its place as our #1 show on the interwebs.

[@carolynhogan6816]

I like the concept that y’all have created this season. It’s like you gave LoLoHo a shot in the arm! A Breath of fresh air! I am enjoying the trips to different schools. Parents whose children are considering these schools get a better view of the real place. Than one of those “Come To Our school! We will take your dollars!” Keep up the hard work!

[@victormcpeek5384]

LOVE the football stadium videos!!! You should have gone down to the balloon fiesta in Albuquerque it was only 300 or so miles south. It’s a beautiful sight to see

[@recalcitrantradical7312]

College football games where the teams have students who will graduate are much more fun, I think. Maybe a div.3 trip would be fun.

[@shepgre]

Travelling to cool places and sharing those experiences with us is wonderful! Keep it up. Love it! Roll Tide.

[@StephSH]

Really enjoying your recent videos- (as always!)

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Yay, thank you!

[@troyclawson5677]

Great episode,have a safe and blessed week!

[@Pack.Leader]

I am not thrilled with team sports but I loved this video. (I was in the Air National Guard in the early '90s.) I loved everything about this video. And I love, love, love CO Springs and Garden of the Gods. Wow, that was some storm ! So, just keep doing what you're doing and share what you want to with us, and just have the very best time you can. God bless you both. 🙏 PS: KZbin forced me to remove my ad blocker and I can't help but notice there are no ads on this video. Why the hell not? Nothing controversial here.

[@rayrouleau221]

Great video! Glad to see you enjoying our neck of the woods. Makes me want to go stay at Bear Creek Lake SP again. We seem to take our own areas for granted and always go somewhere else.

[@swansodi]

I have been to Colorado Springs, I enjoyed it, went to a lot of places... Didn't visit the AF Academy, look beautiful driving by it... I am a former Navy officer so it wasn't high on my list of places to visit. Lots of places to see in that area!!!

[@jeffminor1583]

Thank you for a great video, I appreciated ALL of it. I’m pretty sure, in today’s global environment, if I were in the AFA Stadium as both of you, I would be filled with emotion and thankfulness towards all of the Cadets as well. Bless them and their family’s!

[@joannewinters9616]

😅 thank you for sharing this it has been so interesting God bless you

[@alancavin]

thanks for the football videos! I really enjoy them - especially this one! We were at that game - my granddaughter’s school choir sang the National anthem! Wish I knew you were there I would have loved to say hi! Hope you enjoyed your stay in our fair city. LOLOHO

[@daphil2011]

Great video. Kepp them coming. I see you are our west. I think Boise state would be a great video.

[@909lilac]

I really enjoy the serendipitous connections you make in this series.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks so much for saying so. Honestly, it is an insight into how my strange brain operates. But also it illustrates a key benefit of travel, and how different threads of the world and our existence are woven together.

[@freedomdove]

You're a great story-teller, Sean. 👍

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thank you kindly. 🙏 I want to tell more stories in the future, and I really appreciate those who are willing to listen.

[@glennnewton4170]

I like the collage football series

[@stephaniechin1359]

Love these videos. Cool theme. U of Iowa next!

[@heidim5110]

Really enjoying this college football series! Thanks for the great videos and thoght-provoking moments.

[@Gr8LakesCamper]

I'd watch the football videos all day long.

[@machfive916]

Yet another great college football traveling video. Love the Vietnam "interlude" in this video.

[@johnandargiesadventures4203]

As always your travel videos are Awesome, Thank You Sean & Kristi

[@riverflyswatter]

Thanks

[@clydewilliams6574]

God bless our troops!

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Amen! 🙏

[@larryandkarennelson]

Sean and Christy - Thank you. Your content is awesome.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks, you guys. When you swing for the fences, sometimes you strike out. These recent videos are sort of like songs. You don’t know exactly how they’re going to turn out when you start writing them. I struggled putting this video together but eventually, you have to close the door on one project and move onto the next. I appreciate you giving these videos a chance.

[@pammortensen8225]

We have really enjoyed your fall football trip! You have made each video entertaining. Keep up the great videos!

[@oldpap1401]

I am loving the college football game videos - keep them coming...

[@bobstephens410]

Really enjoying these VERY interesting videos

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Glad you like them!