🍁 Chasing Fall in the White Mountains & Kancamagus Byway

[@stevenfoster5737]

The upper ring on the solo stove is upside down lol

[@DeanMileshangout]

Yes...it's true....the top fire ring was upside down. The boys got it out quickly for a side by side demonstration and I didn't notice until the next morning. The KYD crowd doesn't miss a thing! Love it!

[@micahroberson1234]

Is your model the bonfire or Yukon?

[@PAKoffee10]

TRuly is the highlight of my Sunday to see what you post. Thanks.

[@bobr7867]

Yes, the Solo Stove is smoke free! We use ours every trip - but the trim ring is upside down in the video. When turned over the air circulates properly and the flames come out of the upper holes. It’s awesome, just like your video - thanks for another beautiful adventure! 😎

[@arturowagner4728]

I'm guessing the flames are not so high or smoke filled, since the smoke is being sucked back in for a second burn, there is less oxygen to fuel the flames... Kind of like a catalytic converter in car exhaust or a PCV valve on an engine...

[@BillUtah]

I've got a Solo Ranger and it's close to smoke free. But like Bob said, ring is upside down and that defeats the vents.

[@ProjectRVLivingLost]

We may have to get one of those!

[@loriw2661]

One of my favorite things to do while watching your videos is to play “Spot The Caleb”!!! Did anyone else Spot The Caleb in the truck side mirror?! How about the “Break dancing Caleb”? Uh huh! I pay attention!! I got my founding member E3 Camping card. So cool!!

[@ProjectRVLivingLost]

Lol that’s funny

[@chrisnwilm]

Anybody else loose track of time while your watching and sigh when it’s over?!? Lol. Safe travels friends.

[@ProjectRVLivingLost]

We like to make sure we keep an ongoing list of the places KYD goes. Living through their eyes once a week is a cool adventure. Hopefully we can knock off the even half of the places they’ve been.

[@davidbenning2385]

If you want to see covered bridges you need to go to Parke County Indiana they have more historical covered bridges than the state of Vermont and you can drive through many of them. Its really cool you need to go.

[@LiveSimpleLiveFree]

Thank you for introducing me to your brother and Two Wheels Big Life. I have binge watched their entire channel! Now I have to actually WAIT for new videos. I love them and their adventure. 😎

[@buckrockerm]

It’s funny how much you are enjoying the experiences we have everyday. Leaves, water over huge boulders, moss, mountain vistas, country roads. etc. Take Me Home Country Roads! WV/Appalachian mountains. Thank you for reminding us how lucky we are to live in the mountains.

[@kristigeiger3680]

Love watching you guys Sunday evenings! That map video idea is genius! Definitely will be using it when we get on the road!

[@TwoCaptainsOneShip]

The map idea takes it to a whole new level for sure!

[@jamesbruzgis9476]

Solo stove amazing! U have the ring on top inside out!

[@nbrowser]

Sundays aren't complete without KYD. Love this channel, seriously nice way to escape reality even for a short bit.

[@AH-up8zh]

NH!... Born and raised and home state for 30 years... Next time you are up here let us know and me and my wife can show you all the best spots... Unfortunately you all missed so much in this beautiful state due to covid... Have to come back in the future... 😉

[@wayneg296]

I also am a native, and you are so right. 2 weeks isn’t enough time to really take it all in even if you were there for each season. In Kentucky for last 20 yrs. we really miss New England. We lived in Wells River, Woodsville, Nashua and Hudson. Let it snow!

[@barbbrown295]

Say what you will about 2020, but this Autumn’ weather has been perfect! That’s the only positive observation 2020 comment I can come up with.

[@cpsalm40]

Completely agree! Fall here in central and southern Indiana, the leaves, the colors, the sunsets and sunrises and the weather...it has just been gorgeous!! We LOVE Fall camping!!Thank You, Lord, for Your beautiful creation!

[@ItsAllGodAnyway]

SOLD. Just buy muh hubby a solo stove for his upcoming birthday.... shhhhhh (we all do this, right? The gift “for him/ her” that’s really for me??? 😂😂😂🎂🎂🎂

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

Perfectly acceptable, I know a lot of women who get new hunting and fishing gear for “their” birthdays 🤣🤣🤣

[@WRMRanch]

oh thinking the same thing here for Christmas .... go girl!

[@hollyo9504]

Ya’ll have the best videos! The scenery is beautiful and your family and friends are so fun to watch!

[@Aaron-P]

Long Long Honeymoon has a review of that fire box/pit/place. Very interesting!!

[@TwoCaptainsOneShip]

Can only imagine what Sean had to say about it, gonna hop over and watch that now, thanks for the tip, don't know how I missed it1

[@meatballnevaeh]

We go to the white mountains from mass every weekend we can. One day hope to stay up there. So happy you shared this area. We bought a book this summer that talks of all the hidden swim holes. Oh my gosh we felt so lucky to go enjoy them, many times had them all to ourselves.

[@sunnycharacter]

Kaleb is a mountain goat! Man, that was scaring me watching him jump on those rocks. The mom in me was saying, “what if he slips?” Lol

[@metaxaanabeer]

Years ago we acquired a washer drum from an old top loader washing machine. I wanted it for when it was windy and the campsite fire ring allowed to much wind drift of embers. However it sure works like a poor man's Solo stove. Contains the embers, some but very little smoke and more heat than a normal ground ring campfire. I'm not poor but I'd rather put my money into beer.

[@kevinthomas8025]

Fantastic drone footage, absolutely beautiful scenery.

[@dennisrowley2372]

All I can say is “love you guys”. How’s that for intellectual and constructive feedback ?🤦‍♂️

[@odeannehartnett2538]

In spite of COVID-19 Mother Nature put on a beautiful show this Fall all over the Northeast! I believe she was saying things WILL get better but until then enjoy my colors.

[@chuckborghoff8443]

To bad you missed the Flume and Basin. These are highlights of Franconia Notch now that The Old Man of the Mountains has passed. You will have to go back again and spend more time there. The Cog Railway and the Mount Washington Hotel are also nice to see this time of year. COVID kept us from going back home to NH from AZ but we will be back there next Sept- Oct to see the sights and visit family and friends. Enjoying your trip to New England with you.

[@ceciliapetrowsky2572]

Old man might have passed but have you been to the very cool Old Man of the Mountain Profile Plaza? Google it and you will see pictures of the ingenious way you can still see him.

[@serodriguez1990]

The ring on the top of the solo stove is upside down which does hinder the solo stove functioning as designed, as well as the firewood is not supposed to be above the holes on the inside rim of the solo stove. We have the 30in Yukon, and love it! There is another brand that makes a smokeless in the USA but much more $. The awesome part of having your own solo stove for fulltime rv’ing is who knows what people put in the camp fire rings at all the state parks of which the chemicals leach out every burn. With your own solo stove, you make sure nothing toxic is burned in your solo stove. Peace of mind for sure.

[@jjfore0921]

Anyone else click thinking Reese Witherspoon was RVing?

[@barbaraclemons8753]

True sad story: In the back of our truck was a bag of trash and somehow the bag holding the quilt my mother-in-law made. Guess which one got thrown in the garbage after our camping trip? Yep. We have one homemade quilt left and it never goes camping with us.

[@chaplainfeeser]

We have a Solo Stove Ranger that we love so much!

[@BillUtah]

Same here! A must have for us 👍

[@angusmaciver4242]

If you’re talking about the train that runs up Mt Washington, it’s called the Cog

[@yvettesuarez5812]

Never, never, never long enough.

[@ProjectRVLivingLost]

Thank you guys so much for inspiring us to chase our travel dreams. We’ve learned so much from you since making the decision to go full time. We jumped head first. Never owned an RV before but planned it out, sold our stuff, bought a truck and RV over the course of 5 months. We’ve now been on the road as full timers for a month. My wife Victoria is working as a Travel Nurse. We’ll be changing cities every couple months and are documenting the whole thing. We’re currently in Austin, TX and hope to inspire others to chase their travel dreams just like you did for us! Thank you KYD!!!

[@reed4adventures469]

We have a Solo Stove and love it! We take it on trips and use it home. It does eat wood fast though.

[@maraudermitchelli]

Great video I wish I could make a video thus good. Love watching your journey 🙂

[@richardclark8520]

The fastest twenty minutes on KZbin.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

I wanted it to go longer, but rather than end this video with the next segment, it would be better to open the next one.

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

I watched it two times in a row just because I wanted more ☺️

[@iamthundermug]

@@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123 LOL! I'm on my 3rd view! I am curious as to what Trish said at 1:10

[@bromanandthesquaw880]

Y’all are my FAVORITE KZbin channel to follow, hands down. The content; video; family; music everything is superb! Thank y’all so much. Beautiful part of the country that we have not ridden to yet, but it’s on our bucket list for sure. Love y’all ~ Treca

[@julieh3327]

We did the Flume Gorge in 1980. It was gorgeous and you didn’t have to have tickets!! Thanks for sharing this area with us again.

[@goneridingparts]

Great video, Interested in the Solo stove, but wow it's 500 dollars for the 27" model Holy smoke, I mean holy No smoke !!!

[@BillUtah]

They have them on sale every other weekend. Sign up for their news letter and you'll see the discount. We got the ranger and it's the perfect size for the two of us.

[@melissaweyrick5311]

I need to remember that "Days of thunder all gas, no brake" for when I go into the internet rabbit holes.

[@czcmotors1117]

Kancamagyus highway. 👌

[@andrewuriarte7581]

Fall is one of the most beautiful times of the year and best time to RV, Love yall 3000.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

🍁👍

[@0HARE]

Yep, we just got back from a week camping in Big Bend area. Made friends with some great folks in the campground. It was perfection.

[@jagoss45]

The ring is upside down on the Solo Stove.

[@nancylawn9118]

Yup, works even better with the upper ring flipped over. The upper wholes are blocked in the position used in this video, which means you not get to see the beauty of the secondary burn❤️.

[@ApartmentB]

I do the exact same thing with my garbage! I always drive right by!

[@leroifox]

Marc, my favorite part was the Trish Cam @18:19. So good. :D

[@woodysgeekchannel2204]

Ahh, getting my camp on through you guys.....for now:)

[@tpstrueblue]

Another great video! I love keeping up with the adventures of KYD❤️

[@joycejohnson1396]

Great as always, I love the humor and personal aspect you put in.

[@itschristok2231]

Hey team. I know you came to New Zealand, just wondering will you be coming back again once New Zealand opens its boarders to the world again????

[@diannecslls4139]

Fun and funny!😅 Translator is one of my favs! I watch during my lunch👀 (middle school/distance learning teacher👩🏻‍🏫)! 👩🏻‍💻

[@badgerpa9]

Nice video. just fyi at the end the livestream card says LIVESTREMS missing the A. Stay safe and healthy.

[@franwilson5067]

We love our solo stove! Your ring is upside down. When it is roaring the flames “boil” through the holes and it is mesmerizing!

[@TomSpurlock]

For campfires, using an old washing machine tub works the same way, allowing oxygen to enter the sides to stoke the fire. The smoke doesn't burn twice. The wood simply burns more efficiently because of the abundance of oxygen from the side, instead of NO oxygen from the sides in the park campfire pit.

[@sondralane2798]

Love Your KYD channel! Thanks for sharing your adventures! We have been to ME, NH and VT in the spring, such beautiful states! And the history!!!! Wow! Planing a RV trip in the fall for 3-4 weeks, after COVID settles down next year! Heading to WY for the month of June in 2021. If our farm sells before, the west will be our playground!! Fall is my favorite season!! It’s hard to wait on Sunday for your video to come pop up! Hubby knows not to bother me when I’m watching KYD! LOL 😊

[@JustGoAdventure]

I love the video that popped up, Tofino, BC. We were just there. Phenomenal place that resets your soul. Love the positivity of your channel. Hi Charlie 👋😘🐾

[@TravelswithYoly]

And I thought that we were the only people on the planet with an aversion to campfires ! I once had the audacity to suggest on an owner's club forum that people should learn how to build proper fires to minimize offending smoke for camping neighbors who may not care for it as they do. Wow ! Did I catch hell. Everyone took it personally and flat told us that if we didn't like campfire smoke, we should just go camp somewhere else. Shortly thereafter, we sold that rig and never went to that forum again. For Yoly, it's not just the smell but the natural irritants contained in the smoke. She has to take allergy eye drops on many days and she has very strong reactions to smoke. She has had two eye surgeries to remove a pterygium caused by irritants. I have heard people describe the appeal of campfires as a nostalgic thing harkening back to the good old days on the prairie when men were men etc etc. Truth is, they didn't consider it nostalgic at all as it served an important function .... heat, cooking and protection from wildlife. In case anyone hasn't noticed, we have technology today that performs these tasks for us. We don't really need campfires ? When I see people just sitting there staring into the fire like it was a form of entertainment, I wonder if they stare at their dryer going round and round as well :-) I know we're in a minute minority and are in no position to judge others and their habits but I cannot count the number of times that we've had to pack up everything and move to a different campground or site because a camping neighbor was so deficient of common courtesy and knowledge of campfire building.

[@bobrhead9465]

We used to live on PEI (now in Alberta) and we would at least one a year go down to North Conway , and ALWAYS would take the Kancamagus to Lincoln so we could go to either Flapjacks (the BEST french toast) or pop up to Polly's Pancake house.... If you're up that way again I'd highly recommend them!!

[@sallyjaynes2433]

Beauty mountains background, .....*Eye of the beholder 👁️😎. Thanks for the trekking / grilling techniques 👣 👒 🧢 👟 🥾 ⚗️

[@TomSpurlock]

Nice fall color, we will be chasing fall color next year in this area. Thanks for sharing. Although every year is slightly different for fall color, it would be a nice touch to include the date of the video annotated for fall color scenes, since you publish your videos much later. I keep asking myself, I wonder what day in Oct that was video taken.

[@patstrawhouse4005]

I just ‘discovered’ your channel when you were picking up The Bird, and I have been catching up on previous videos. Love the map! It’s a game changer! Thank you for sharing your family life and your adventures. Safe travels! Muskoka ON 🇨🇦

[@sykesc2]

We absolutely LOVE our Solo Bonfire and there is plenty of room on the Bedslide in the back of our F250! :D Like others have said, the top ring was upside down and it would have burned even better with it flipped. One Weber grill starter cube, three or four pieces of wood, and 2 minutes...PRESTO, beautiful campfire! Watching the re-burn is absolutely mesmerizing. Loved the video!

[@zakthedog67]

IMO the NE is most beautiful in fall and fall camping is the best...cooler weather, fewer crowds and breathtaking scenery. Can’t wait to get to NH Hopefully you get a chance to travel NY 3 & NY 86 through Wilmington & Lake Placid. We camped up there in late August here there are some awesome hikes. You said you never see Solo Stove advertised? I can’t get it off my feed, clicked a FB link once and about every 3rd ad is Solo Stove...I may have to invest.

[@hollyclements6532]

That map and video links is so cool. We travel to National Parks and actually deferred Colorado from summer 2020 to 2021. Love that I can find where you've been including places I've yet to schedule......

[@ERay2047]

Sorry to be so behind in my binge-watching. UNH graduate, Live Free or Die in NH for 18 years. Yes - it is pronounced Kang-a-mang-gus. Flatanders, pronounced flat-lan-duhs, are easily identified if the don't know this. Keep on dreamin.

[@farrismediaproductionsfmp8527]

QUESTION: now that you have used both (Ford tow mirrors or the add on slip over the mirror type) which would recommend. Trying to decide on my F150. Worried they would be a hassle (folding them in, hitting things, wife can’t see around). Wondering Trish’s view as well.

[@rvshutterbugs2974]

Hello and Love your channel! Can you advise a newbie with New Class C Insurance and Roadside insurance options. We are looking at Coach-net, FMAC, Geico, Auto-Owners, Nationwide and National General. Of these can you comment on your personal choices for both RV insurance and roadside also. Thank you, Terry and Dianne

[@SuperRadrat]

Love fall colours. If you guys ever make your way north of Maine, into New Brunswick, you won’t regret it... Also Nova Scotia, especially the south shore. Peggys cove, etc...

[@chrisburton5198]

Just wanted to say we were able to meet the Dean family this year on vacation just outside of Yellowstone in June. I had my KYD hat and 2019 shirt on when he seen it and came over and introduced himself. Its was kind of funny we both were waiting on the 2020 shirts couldn’t wait for them to come. Well that’s so cool to have seen them on your show! Nice family! Now we just need to run into you all someday. Iol. Keep up the great video and safe travels!

[@KeepYourDaydream]

We love it when KYD makes the RV world seem smaller. Everyone is so great.

[@J.Cameron.Stuart.Adams.]

Despite full timing solo in a 45ft DRV Houston with a walk-in closet, I find folding then rolling my clothes makes selecting items out of bins and baskets far easier. Sure I could reduce my wardrobe by 80%, but I like options.. Mother would say this made me a difficult to please child... ok, ok.. so maybe she has something there..... If one is dumping their bins out, for dramatic effect or otherwise, to find a specific item they're under utilizing the simplistic beauty of bins and baskets. Recycling card board dividers found in boxes of glass bottles and jars into bin/basket dividers is a great way to keep rolled up shirts standing upright. Keeping shirt and other items in their place allows you to return the cleaned item to the same spot. Soon you will remember exactly which item is in which compartment in the bin/basket. You'll find yourself grabbing exactly what you need or want without having to look. These trimmable dividers work great for catch all bins/baskets and drawers. No more shuffling around to find that one specific item. Using simply card stock and a laminator or cellophane tape you can make custom divider. Or use cellophane tape and dividers saved from the last case of wine to make customized dividers to fit a specific need. Cheers!

[@cpsalm40]

Trish, can you tell me about your hiking boots please and your eggplant/burgundy pants you often wear on your hikes?! Where can I find them? Thank you!!!! 😁 Love you guys!

[@patireland9408]

We were going to give up fires - CA you see. But, thanks to your footage on the Solo, we have a new plan. Bridges - we did use one on the South side of Vermont. Actually went over, turned around and went back through with the AS. All the others were TV only. Too short or limited in weight capacity. All beautiful history. Leaves ..... depends on the location and the weather at the time. It's a plot to keep you (the tourists) coming back year after year after year. Cool place to visit. Wear your N95 mask, manage the bubble, and Roll-on!

[@vron0409]

Hello. Really enjoying your videos. In particular your choice of music. I was wondering what the title/artist is for the last song of the video. I looked at your Spotify link for Wesley Jensen and the Penny Arcade but it wasn't by them. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

[@dcvideo2]

trying to figure out..... video looks good when watching on desktop. Severe tiling issues when watching on TV via Apple TV streaming. Just starting happening over the last couple of episodes. Have you changed your compression settings? Please try to view on a TV... thx

[@opaandomascampingadventures]

We just visited a campground in Virginia Beach that had those firepits. Didn't know what they were called but they are really nice!

[@mew00501011]

Solo stoves are the only way to go, my crazy wife bought a solo for our camp trips ... I thought she was nuts to bring a fire pit camping.... we will never camp again with out one! Smokeless is priceless! We’ve now replaced our home fire ring with the yo daddy Yukon! Make the purchase Marc and Trish, you won’t be disappointed!

[@rayworx]

Hard to believe nobody it asking about the FLY on Marc's pants (18:00). All the stuff you guys have and there's no flyswatter? And I thought Oklahoma had big flies, LOL

[@DundalkLouth]

I discovered your youtube channel about 4-months.ago & enjoy watching your shows. Must confess that I am totally hooked! Kaleb is quite entertaining & could easily have his own youtube channel! Maybe a teenagers prospective what it is like full-time RVing. We are making our travels plans since my recent retirement & always wanted to see the fall colors of New England. Hubby & I went to a Plant base diet 3 years ago & will never go back. We feel so much better & hubby no longer needs High blood or cholesterol medicine.

[@robertamastraccio8346]

Love that your in my home state of NH. The Cog Railroad goes up to Mt. Washington, seasonal closes in Oct. I would ski Loon Mtn. one of my favorites as well as Wildcat. Kancamagus is beautiful and No. Conway is a nice place to stop, very touristy. Enjoy your trip!

[@gibbstobyj1]

Had our Solo stove for about 8 months. I would say the burn is noticeably FASTER! I go through more wood on the Solo Stove vs or open ring. One other note... the heat really only comes out the top. This means there is plenty of heat for cooking, but there isn't any lateral heat like you'd get from an open ring or shallow pit. You've got to have a blazing fire or be really close to use it for warmth. But, for ambiance, can't beat it!!! We love it! It's just not perfect at everything...

[@rickhopkins1678]

Kancamagus - just like it’s spelled! LOL just call it the “Kanc” If you are back someday do the Cog Railway up Mt Washington.

[@joelandstephanieg3574]

We tent camped in Franconia Notch 2 yrs ago. Awesome hiking! Flume Gorge is worth the visit. And Polly's Pancake House is a must!!

[@VT-ix5oh]

The AT is beautiful in New Hampshire. The Kamgamangus pass is a section of highway thats beautiful. Check out mt Smarts, mt. Moosilawke

[@KitaChim]

Highly Recommend the Polar Caves, Zeb's Country store, and the Highland Games in September the next time your are up in NH.

[@nickzalan4762]

Wow, never been this early before, looking forward to the new episode!

[@donnakano282]

If you want to know how the Solo cuts down on smoke, read the explanation on their web site or, if you prefer video, check LOLOHO's video on this firepit. The explanation on this video was just wrong.

[@ovmn]

I always wondered about those .. :) now I know what to get :) no smoke in my fire

[@louvin5671]

half baked and fully brewed is in Lincoln, NH. As is the Kanc! I have been to all of those places showed on that sign. Maybe you drove by my house!?!?! you went through Franconia Notch state park. Loon mountain brings in skiers from all over the northeast. It is a pretty popular place. The foliage was gorgeous for a little bit. I would have loved to meet you.

[@RiverWoods111]

Georgia has beautiful fall colors because our fall comes later than the North East. Just saying! Hell, by now you could be camping next door to me and I wouldn't know it, cause your videos are probably behind!

[@ellenmccloud4274]

I have been using the duraflame type logs for years and won't switch back to wood. 1) you know how long the fire will be before it goes out lol- 3 hours, 4 hours, 90 min 2) far less smoke and you won't smell like a campfire 3) the heat is consistent and HOT. Two logs max will do ya for most nights. Add more if needed for larger fire show lol. As the log softens, you can spread it out around the whole pit to give even heat to everyone around the fire. You will hardly have to mess with it as it burns unlike wood 4) in a pinch, you can put out the log and easily use it the next night. 5) less space in vehicle because you need less than real wood 6) in the end, more cost effective 7) downside for full-timers, you have to know your seasons and where you can buy them at the best price. Some places carry all year long.

[@Florida_Man_Robb]

Propane fire pits are 100% worth the money, cheaper than firewood, ZERO smoke, and you save water on showers. If my wife’s hair smells like smoke I literally can’t sleep.

[@robertosgood961]

The Mt. Washington peak can be reached on the Cog Railway in Crawford Notch which is the western side of the mountain. Worth the trip. My wife and I live in this wonderful north country. Where did you set up your rv's? On the Kanc?

[@rcarey3965]

KYD videos on playlist Trish cooking fails - one. Always looks like a cookbook picture waiting to happen. Crushing your image! R

[@jimpikul8551]

Okay, too late but there are some awesome breweries in Vermont and New Hampshire. If IPAs are Marks thing, some of the finest examples are in Vermont. Enjoy your stay in New England!

[@soccerdad93446]

We have been following your channel for at least a year and a half now and truly love it. It always makes us want to go out with the trailer, we have a little Casita, so thank you for that. 4 weeks ago we were in Sedona camping and a young couple walked by our site and said hi. As they passed I saw the woman wearing a KYD t-shirt (Summer to remember) and was feeling like we were kindred spirits. As they got to far away, I thought I should have yelled after them and said something. I want you to know that next time I will be sure to talk to all KYD followers as I’m sure they will rave about you too. Enjoy your Thanksgiving!

[@scottleggejr]

I have a solo stove bonfire and it lives in my yard. Never been in or around the camper. They're terrible for keeping your knees-down warm and the heat just goes straight up, up, and away. For the money, I don't know that it's all that super-awesome. If you could bury it, I think it would be better than sitting on the ground. Your buddy had his top ring upside down and is missing the airgap stand to help it breathe properly. There's almost no smoke with it, but it's a huge compromise.

[@1380beagle]

I would LOVE a Solo Stove!! They have a Facebook live Q&A every Friday at 2pm eastern where they give away some of their products.

[@GL-kx2jb]

Hey kyd! White mountains in AZ? I'm about to take my toy hauler on it's first trip to glamis over Thanksgiving. I'm from Tucson tho which is why I ask!

[@vtmkb]

Hey Marc and Trish. I’ve been playing catch up on your videos. I must say we just missed you in NH. We stayed at a different campground in the same area and left just as you were arriving. We did the gorge hike and I can recommend it but it would be much better in normal times. Great video as usual. We’ll cross paths one day :)

[@lisa-fg8zh]

Beautiful Scenery! 🤩Luvin the music selection! 😊

[@craigsayner7341]

I just wanted to thank you. I had a dream of going full time but I take care of my mother, well 20 years later she is 99 and healthy and I am 75 with some health issues, every day I see my dream of RVing fade away but I live my dreams thru your journeys. So Thank You very much.

[@taraanderson7798]

The Flume is natural, not manufactured. And the beauty of it is natural. I don’t remember them limiting people last time I was there. Trish would have loved it. And you should totally visit Mt. Washington! It’s beautiful!

[@ricbailey170]

Train? The Cog Railway. New England in the Fall is epic. Grew up there and I’m sure the flume was a highlight. Too bad “The Old Man in the Mountain” is no longer a site to see. It fell off the mountain.