STUCK IN THE SALT FLATS | Solo Buslife Adventure

[@alaskanight940]

Life is about personal, sometimes painful growth. You have left the salt as a stronger more capable person. Anxiety builds great memories, strong mental muscles. You should share in the chores you both found hard without the other. Two independent people working together can do amazing things. Thanx for the show.

[@JimmyandNatalie]

Thank you! 💚 I definitely agree with you on that. Going on this solo trip was a challenge, but I knew I could handle it and I really learned a lot from it. 😊

[@kengoodwin8060]

The night before Christmas. Young love is so special, don’t ever loose that emotion!

[@Michael-wg1mt]

No guts no glory. That's what makes memories, you got this.

[@ChristyatNepenthe]

I feel the same as you when my husband has to leave home for work. Being in a stick-built house, it still feels like something is just "off" when he's not here. I think that's what happens when you have a good partner and friend and you work together so well. When he is gone it's like one hand is always tied behind your back! You CAN do it alone, but it's so much easier with your best friend.

[@bondy0075]

Great job Natalie so happy your safe and Jimmy is back...as a woman traveling around this world I never say I'm alone ...I say I'm meeting blah blah , If ever your alone in the future It's best to keep that part to yourself...I know you where safe but you never know especially theses days.Just being a big sister watching out in your YT Family. ❤️🥰 Sending much love to you both stay cool U2 Ciao Wendy 🇭🇲 in 🇮🇹❤️✌️👋 THANKS.xx

[@VagaBumAdventures]

Ironic that you were avoiding people, but then looked to them for help. Glad it all worked out!!!!

[@LowLightMike]

As someone who does landscape photography for fun, it looks to me like the image of your bus in that location would be very cool to the eyes of any photographer, for the purposes of photography. A renovated old skoolie is an object that attracts attention, especially in that setting.

[@hapnewsom9217]

Well done Natalie! You rocked the situation and overcame the problems! Being on your own for a time is always a bit of a test, even more so when you're so used to NOT being alone and having to make all the decisions solo and do all the work too. Jimmy should be proud of how well you did!!

[@274Brian]

It seems so strange that we just pick someone, and then just do everything with that person, every day, every adventure, every meal. It's so awesome that you've got each other, especially with the drama and uncertainty in the world right now. Hold on tight, never let go, but don't forget to enjoy the journey. Love the videos! Keep up the great work! It's so much fun to watch the world unfold for you two. Above all, be safe, be kind.

[@heidiagner5091]

I was thinking how dumb it was for you to go against what the sign said….. then I remembered some really poor decisions I have made in my life…. So good for you for getting yourself unstuck. We learn by our mistakes and thank goodness for having a guardian Angel helping you through those unfortunate decisions.

[@michelle14749]

You handled that really well, well done! As for fear of being alone at times, always follow your gut instinct.

[@SunflowerandtheBussLady]

Your safety is paramount, no need to apologize! You did the right thing! So proud of you, you are a total solution queen!

[@badgerpa9]

You did awesome Natalie. Trust your feelings about safety. Stay safe and healthy.

[@alhakeem7519]

Yay. I'm so glad that Jimmy's back. But you have proven yourself out there today. Being able to get the bus out from being stuck. And it's good to know you are pretty aware of your surroundings. Not taking a chance on mixing in with people you don't know. It's always better to be on the defensive side. Safety first.

[@drewbdavis1927]

The minute you drove out onto the salt flats I cringed!!! 😳 Ya did get a bit stuck... but ya kept yer head and worked it out! Me n Jimmy are proud o' ya!!! Don't do it again... 😄😄😄

[@californiasun5866]

HI! Natalie: You did well getting unstuck. The secret to getting unstuck - is to not get stuck in the first place. But everybody gets stuck sometime. In the future, when you get stuck, don't spin the wheels. The wheels spin because you don't have any traction. So spinning faster will only only dig you deeper. To get unstuck your wheels need to roll, not spin. Roll back and forth slowly, switch between forward and reverse gear. Each time try gently to go a little farther. In the future it is good practice, if your wheels spin, stop and get out and see why they are spinning. There might be a rock or limb you didn't see blocking one wheel. Traction boards are good to have. But they can be too thick depending on the situation. I use sheets of expanded metal sheets or mats. With either traction boards or expanded metal mats, it is good to have some steel pegs to pound through into the ground to help hold them in place. 8 to 10 inch minimum. But on the salt flats I'd say 12 or 14 inch or more. Get a good steel hammer to pound in the pegs. It wouldn't hurt to have 20ft or more of cable or chain. Or even some poly rope a half inch or bigger in diameter in case some one is near who can pull you out. Remember the old scout motto - Be prepared! But as far as the salt flats, I would recommend you STAY OFF! Watch some of the Heavy D videos online. They've gotten big trucks stuck on the salt flats. Everyone that gets stuck out there says the same thing - it looked like it was solid. And it is good practice if you know where you are headed is rather sketchy, go with another vehicle. Hope this helps in the future.l

[@farmershelper6203]

LOL you wasn't scared when you ignored that sign. Thanks for sharing with us. And yeah the ones that put up the sign have a good idea what it's like out there

[@danjenkins5704]

Believe it or not this was the best challenge for your first solo, you was up to it, even though you had Big J on the phone under stress being stuck--- YOU DID IT. Now all the other problems that pop up you will be calmer and say no biggie "Nat been there done that"...congrats

[@493913507]

I still can't believe he left you alone in the middle of nowhere, but you are handling it very well, a great solution to the stuck problem, hang in there Natalie you're doing great, you are learning valuable survival skills, and life lessons great job...

[@pegeenford6268]

You are a very strong woman Natalie I never doubted you would make it out of the salt flats. I am very happy though to see you guys back together again you are such a sweet adventurous couple. I was just curious about one thing. I watched all your videos of the conversion but I don’t remember if anyone of them stated how long your bus is. It would be nice to know.

[@JimmyandNatalie]

Thank you!! 💚 And our bus is about 24ft long 😊

[@millvalepeeps1574]

Natalie your nervousness was valid, and normal you did great ,it was fun watching your soul adventure..I think you did well filming and handling your soul adventure..I enjoyed watching..stay safe .glad your partner and travel buddy is back..

[@earlwoolery1424]

So happy you made it out!! Tow charges on the flats are unreal! Learning experiences are part of how we grow.

[@jeephero593]

I honestly enjoy when you overcome challenges alone. It’s more interesting content.

[@lyndalabine2875]

You did it…..you faced a crisis situation and you won!…..trust in yourself to do the right thing….hearing Jimmy saying reverse is the only way to go was your saving Grace…you have got this…..traveling on your own makes you appreciate how smart you are…..we all know that now you do too…GOOD JOB YOU!….this video was wonderful….

[@shannonwhiting6668]

OMG Natalie, I was terrified for you when you were out on the salt flats. I know how soft the "salt mud" can be and the people curious about your bus scared me too. Lesson learned about following the signs instructions right? I am so glad you made it out of that LOL. I think this was a good experience for you and a story you can tell the grand kids one day (grins). Thank you for always sharing the good and the bad with all of us. Love you girl! Have fun and welcome home Jimmy :)

[@hazeleyes2086]

Natalie, glad you made it alone for the past days. I know you could do it. .... Hi Jimmy glad your back for Natalie.

[@gr6696]

Sign sign everywhere a sign. I think that’s how the song goes.😎😜😂👏👏👏

[@tinaeldridge3802]

Well done Natalie, what an achievement, I don't think I could have gone so remote on my own I think you were very brave. then to sort out the problem of getting stuck on the salt lake. The look on your face when you got back on the road was priceless, well done you!. Hugs UK

[@TrevorBoughtABus]

I'm sorry you got stuck but I'd imagine it was kind of empowering and thrilling when you got out of danger, no? Glad you made it out! "You" is surprisingly good for a TV show that started out on Lifetime. 😂😂😂 Glad you got Jimmy back! Y'all are a national treasure. Would love to meet y'all on the road someday. Maybe play some D&D or something.

[@glodove]

Natalie, great job,I am new to your channel and I have really enjoyed your guys adventures be safe out there,I will subscribe 😀.

[@bobknull7502]

Watching your learning curve is part of the appeal of your channel. Good job Natalie. Keep going, keep growing.

[@JimmyandNatalie]

Thank you!! 😊💚

[@Myriah360]

Great video! You’ll have to keep us posted if any of those folks that came around your bus saw your sticker with your KZbin/Instagram handle and contact you guys! 😂

[@patyadon747]

Way to go Natalie. I'm so proud of you for not totally losing your cool and curling up in a ball in tears. You are a warrior!! Glad Jimmy is back safe and sound

[@vynidalopes251]

You did great Natalie 👍 It’s an experience I’m sure you’ll never forget anytime soon but you did it. And that’s all that matters. For the most part, you kept a really level head. Important to have in any situation. Now that Jimmy’s back, can’t wait for the next adventure 😊

[@mariahorsfield76]

Oh my I would have cried so glad you got out 😊 glad he made it back safe and sound 😀see u next week 😃

[@JimmyandNatalie]

Not gonna lie, I felt pretty close to crying after the 4th or 5th time I tried (and failed) to move the bus. I was SO happy when I finally made it out! 😊 See you next week!! 💚

[@ofcbob6391]

@@JimmyandNatalie yup, wish you had the camera running when you realized Hey! I'm moving! Would love to have seen the jubilation after the desperation.

[@ctjohna]

And now, Natalie, you experienced your greatest fear -- and came out with your own resources. Please remember this and add it to your library for re-enforcement that YES -- YOU CAN HANDLE THIS! 🤗

[@MarkLindelien]

Thank you for all the favorable reviews on Utah. So glad you are safely off the salt flats. I bet some traction boards will be your next investment. No matter where you get stuck those boards will come in handy. Best Wishes to both Jimmy and you Natalie

[@annwatrous1289]

Glad your safe and God Bless You Both

[@richardpalmanteer9798]

Glad to see you made it through the 5 days, it was a adventure in it's self. Ya Jimmy's back!! Ok guys as always "Enjoy The Adventure." 😀😎👍✌

[@eloyanzaldua1889]

Lol, as soon as you said u were gonna stop n look around, I stood up n shouted, no dont do it n my dogs jumped up n looked at me like I was crazy. Ok glad ya got out. Now dont forget ya need a lil bigger shovel n some traction stuff, for just in case! Yall be good, I'm glad jimmy made it back safe. Yall b good yea.

[@ThatOneLazyNerd]

The sign: Do not drive on the flats due to wet conditions. Natalie: That car thats 1/4 the weight of my bus did it. Imma do it too. The bus: Gets stuck The sign: I tried to tell you Glad you got out without needing a tow. And at least you had fun doing it.

[@susanmuriellittle]

It's nice that your back together

[@c.victoriaritchie3466]

You did it !! Congratulations 🎉 so happy Jimmy is back home I know it wasn't easy for either of you! Safe travels 🙏 ❤️🤗😊

[@JimmyandNatalie]

Thanks!! 😄 I'm glad I made it through, and I'm so happy to have Jimmy back! 💚

[@anneparrish2247]

You were awesome ☺️ Over all the salt flats were fun. Thanks for bringing us along.

[@rebeccapratt3089]

As a retired CPI instructer,never be ashamed or wrong for following your guts feeling,sweetie!!! enjoy.I've read of sait mines for yrs so wow,cool,I'm in my 60's and if it feels odd keep out,be safe

[@briandavis9975]

Oh Natalie your so sweet girl you got this Jimmy is a lucky guy to have you and he knows it Jimmy let her drive more she needs the confidence and having you there to cheer her on will help Natalie you did great on the salt flats you go girl.

[@2acresevolving777]

I was thinking the whole time how stressed out I would be in that situation when you were stuck!! I am glad you were able to get out yourself!! At least you can take it as a learning experience!!

[@JimmyandNatalie]

True, it was pretty stressful in the moment! I was soooo relieved to have made it out! 😄 I definitely learned my lesson! 😊💚

[@deborahashaw6044]

Glad you made it back safely Jimmy!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@andreavin3674]

Eventually you won’t be scared alone but you should keep that self protective side going for life. It’s completely rational for us ladies to be this way. It’s basically how we are built to be - for good reasons.

[@yolandaazua8919]

YaY... I cried scared, then I said, "Natalie is smart, she got this..." I literally felt better, but Jimmy would have said, "what sign" and drove right on through... I love how you ended the 5 day experience. Glad Jimmy made is safely home.

[@nancyheneghan4760]

There are times I want to go solo but then I think “I wish he was here to see this”😄. Don’t feel bad because you want him with you that’s part of life with a great partner. Great video of the salt flats. Another place I haven’t been to but get to see it through you.😊

[@edz5399]

Hi Jimmy and Natalie, Glad to see Natalie is safe after her solo trip. You did great Natalie ! When we did our first RV trip Murphy Law hit us with full power. It took us two days to get going with help from other friendly RV’ers and God . We RV part time now. Thank y’all for sharing. 🙏🏽👍🏽💛🇨🇱. Take care out there 🙏🏽.

[@JimmyandNatalie]

Thank you so much! Murphy's Law definitely seems to have some truth behind it! 💚 Glad everything worked out okay in the end though! 😊

[@edz5399]

@@JimmyandNatalie Thanks for your reply, we didn’t mention that we got stuck in the sand somewhere in Arizona, it’s been two years tho so we kinda don’t want to remember that day. But we have learned a lot since then and just play it safe from now on. We drive a class C 2017 Jayco Seneca 37FS. In case you’re wondering. 😆 ✌🏽 👋🏽 see y’all out there.

[@elviraod]

Tell Jimmy never to leave you again!!! I too stressed whew. You do not need to work out hon. You look great. Plus you get plenty exercise with all the walking, hiking and biking you all do. Your videos were awesome as you and Jimmy are. Thank you for sharing. I hope it was some comfort talking to us while you were alone in the Salt things. Take care and stay sweet. Looking forward to your next video(with Jimmy).😊

[@mrmotofy]

Off road survival tips If you're goin offroad in remote conditions...ya wanna prepare, your life may depend on it. First off, make sure you have a good map, compass and directions of the area. Make sure you have adequate food and water for extended periods and water purification abilities. A very recent story happened to Ron & Beverly Barker in Nevada April 2022. Driving an RV in rural mountainous roads and got stuck out of phone service. They unhooked the car to drive to safety, then got that stuck. Being elderly they couldn't walk to safety and sat in the car for about 9 days. Ran out of gas, had no water/food she had to use a walker and a mask to gather and melt snow to survive. Ron couldn't walk after a few days and died of dehydration in his wifes arms only 1/2mi or so from their RV. She sat there for 26hrs waiting for rescuers who finally arrived after a search. Make sure your vehicle has good frame mounted tow points. Get something like a 12k Badlands Winch either installed or portable mount on your vehicle by a hitch mount etc. Have an air compressor that's at least $100+, so it doesn't take 3 days to fill a tire. Carry a Jerry can of fuel, a little $20 fuel pump and hoses with power wire with clamps, long enough to reach your battery allowing transfering fuel. Have some basic recovery gear, traction boards, 30' strap/tow rope, (4-5) 3/4" shackles, soft shackles, (2) 8' tree saver straps, a 50-100' steel cable with a snatchblock, even a cumalong may come in handy and watch some vids on using them, practice with them. Watch vids on burying a log or tire to use as a land anchor if there's no trees. Always have plenty of food/water and fire making tools in case. Have a couple of water filtering straws and purification tablets. Make sure to have a short handled shovel. And a set of 100% Copper wire jumper cables. NOT CCA(Copper Clad Aluminum) Luckily these days we have technology to aid us. So use it to our advantage. The electric scooters these days have miles of range and may get you down a road faster and easier to safety. They also make a great option for travel while in a city. Giving you miles of range for activity or small errands. They're also very compact taking little space. If the road looks sketchy...buzz down 5 mi and check it out. If you have a diesel in your vehicle think and plan for cold weather hard starts in the middle of no where. Most of these diesels have or can have a Block Heater installed. They draw about 1000w and can greatly increase the likelihood of your engine starting in the cold. Plug it in for 3-4hrs before starting and it will help a lot. The problem comes from being able to supply that much power if you're off grid. I always recommend a generator backup. Many can run on Propane which won't go bad from storage. Diesel Generators like Onan are also a good option, common on motor homes. Otherwise kits available to convert almost any gas generator over. Gas these days doesn't store well and goes bad drying in the carburetor leaving powdery deposits which may prevent it from starting when you most need it. At a minimum turn the fuel supply off and let it run out of fuel, use a gas stabilizer. Another good option is wire in a battery maintainer. Then plug it in for a few hours so your batteries are nice and topped off when you try to start. Having your batteries at full charge greatly helps turn a cold engine over. They only cost around $25 and are usually automatic. So when batteries reach full charge it will shut off. It's a very off grid friendly option. A 1.5A auto maintainer will draw around 30 Watts while charging so very minimal draw even on a small battery/solar system and a minimal investment. The cold drops the battery voltage as the temps drop. So keeping them on a battery maintainer keeps the voltage topped and your best chance of starting a cold diesel engine with minimal required. There's also Personal Locator Devices for fairly cheap these days, some even have messaging capability. Use an Android App like GPS Status or similar that can get your Exact coordinates without phone service. Do a Screenshot of the areal view of the area so you have some idea of direction. Toss a compass in the glovebox. Get a Phone Booster like WeBoost and install it properly. If you're gonna be in a state for a while look up and join a FB group called 4x4 Rescue (state name). They are a group o f mostly experienced offroad volunteers that help rescue people either off road or on the road with basic break downs. The groups are only for rescues though not general chat. You can also join the car and truck groups for the state or area you're in. Ask around for reputable service locations etc. When you're miles out in the middle of nowhere with questionable communications. YOU are responsible for yourself and can't rely on someone coming along to give you a jump start. Or waiting for your engine to magically start. Plan backups for your backups, 2 is 1 and 1 is none. People have died agonizing deaths being trapped out in the middle of nowhere after a break down etc. I've seen multiple vids of Digital Nomads stranded out in the middle of nowhere in snow and cold when their diesel wouldn't start. The life you save may be your own. Or hopefully everything will be just fine and you may run across someone else needing help. I was recently on a long roadtrip. 1 point I was in a fairly remote National Park. Nobody but me and a bus family out there. I was leaving the following morning. The full size bus got stuck in some mud. I was prepared for myself, so grabbed a strap and yanked em out saving them a $4-500 Tow bill.

[@mscarlarn]

You did a great job solo bus lifting it. But I so understand when you said you were out of practice doing it. I am the same way. Glad Jimmy got home safely.

[@genesnyder2985]

As soon as I seen you were unstuck I was telling you to get on the other side of the sign Glad it all worked out and you two are together again

[@rockercover]

11:39 - Way to go getting out of that goo. Yay times (X) 💯!

[@JimmyandNatalie]

Thanks! That was such a relief! 😄

[@rockercover]

@@JimmyandNatalie Stressful moments, (the unknowns of digging in and not able to drive out easily). Glad reversing, (going backwards), worked.

[@BlessedFarm]

And great job getting out of that situation Natalie. You rock!

[@brenthiteoutdoors]

Great job with your solo trip! Glad you were able to get off the salt flat! Thanks for sharing your adventures and inspiring me to get out and do the same!

[@doramather4729]

Lady you have to remember the bus is very heavy and you are ok as long as you keep moving, when you stop your bus sinks. Good luck

[@ChappoTC]

Thought you were joking when you broke out the dollar tree garden trowel. Lol when you made it back to the pavement! This episode definitely made you stronger. Way to go Natalie! When’s Jimmy’s solo turn? ;)

[@wild13hawk]

As difficult as breakdowns can be, just realize that the world doesn't end, that you'll get through, and very likely have another story to tell! You looked awesome handling that steering wheel, btw.

[@Datzneat]

Might be a good idea to make a little psa for your fans on how to approach you in a way that wouldn't make you uncomfortable. When I met you it was something I was worried about. Also, I hope you upgraded your recovery gear after this adventure!

[@samydamico9843]

Natalie, what a rebel! Glad you are safe! Life is about taking risks! 😉

[@JimmyandNatalie]

Aw, thank you so much!! 😄 I couldn't agree more! 💚

[@CraftsandMorewithDonnaJackson]

Oh no Natalie the rebellious lol. I'm so glad you got out without having to pay. Actually I'd done the same thing lol. I'm so used to being by myself but I know you missed Jimmy terribly. Honestly you almost made me cry talking about being scared. I cannot tell you how many times I've felt that way. But then I'm like hey you can drive away lol. You did a great job with the videos and the solo time. I know you both are glad to be back together. Hope your weekend and Memorial Day was good. Until next time.✌️🌺

[@johnmackenzie7487]

That was always a risky thing to do, because of the weight of your vehicle. Your double tyres at the back probably helped you get out. Glad you made it.

[@JimmyandNatalie]

The dualies definitely did their job! And thanks, I'm glad too! 😄

[@NKBobcat]

We always learn from our stupid mistakes! Glad you're safe.

[@bonniehoehn6020]

You did a good job on the videos lose and narrating what you do in the same sceneries were beautiful thank you.

[@joefranco5397]

Natalie, you are AWESOME. EXCELLENT job on getting the bus unstuck. 👍🏼

[@mikemanjo2458]

OMGoodness, Natalie! Girl, you scared me to death! Good thing you had those Athletic Greens!😉 That would have upped my prayer life for sure. I am glad you stayed inside and called Jimmy. I'm so glad you got yourself out. Please don't put yourself in sketchy situations. ❤️❤️❤️ Jane in SC. ❤️ 🙏

[@JimmyandNatalie]

Thanks Jane! 💚 I'm glad everything worked out well in the end! 😊

[@mikemanjo2458]

@@JimmyandNatalie Me ,too! I'm glad Jimmy's back. I know you are, too. ❤️

[@utahjag]

Just wanted you to know that Salt Lake is always in the top 3 safest cities in the country. You would have been totally fine talking to people and maybe letting them have a look in your bus. However, I do understand being alone out there and not being used to being alone. Hope you had fun in our State, we have the most beautiful Parks and outdoor stuff there is, thanks for visiting!

[@SunflowerUnited]

I'm happy Jimmy made it home safely.

[@sleep.eat.repeat6786]

jimmy, this community was going to look after natalie while you were gone but realize she can handle herself! thanks for the video!

[@archieletsyouknow5508]

💯👍🏼 remember go live in case of emergencies and all you viewers can watch you growing up to be a strong and powerful woman. You're living life thank you for sharing

[@rosemaryguyton9835]

Just breathe ladybug. I was stressed watching you being so stressed. Glad you made it out.

[@nyevegas4015]

You can carry this channel by yourself. Now we know you’re the real MVP. 👍

[@drreed917]

I always thought if I got stuck in my van I might try using the throw rugs under the wheels, even a cutting board, any thing just to give it a try.

[@carolbrockmeier3679]

I think you depend on each other, which is awesome.

[@davidfaler]

What's an adventure without a little trouble. You learned a valuable lesson though you learned what to do if you get stuck in the mud. Next time you won't panic as much and hopefully be prepared because it's inevitable that it will happen again.

[@jenniferluna1211]

Natalie you were fantastic on your own! Everyone has hiccups in life so take it as such. Maybe take turns driving the bus so you can become more comfortable behind the wheel. You’re a warrior Natalie! Safe travels!

[@kevinhenry177]

I really enjoy watching your channel! I remember the first time I tuned in and I was hooked! I really enjoy the love that you have for one another. I am so glad that the two of you have each other. Life is too short not to take a adventurous route in life! #LiveEveryDayLikeIt’sYourLastDayIAmACancerSurvivor

[@kristenmcreynolds1442]

It is always good to remind yourself that you can handle the unexpected! You did it!

[@blessedveteran]

Good job, very proud of you for getting yourself out!

[@JMG_Aerial_Imagery]

Great job Natalie! You can do anything, so proud of you. I hope you get your Jimmy back soon!

[@debraporter1797]

Oh how I felt your pain when you got stuck. I would have done the same. YOU did it however, something to be proud of. You did good. Yeah Jimmy is back. Let's GO!!!!! Be safe you two. 😁😉👍

[@JimmyandNatalie]

Thanks so much Debra! 😊💚

[@juliad1768]

You had me scared for you there Natalie but super proud you got out of the salt flats, glad Jimmy is back safe and sound, see you both next week xxx

[@RescueDogTreats]

Love the vegetarianism! Great work getting unstuck! Happy reunion...all the best ❤

[@ronnavaughn2928]

Well done Natalie 👏. Welcome back Jimmy. Travel safe kids.

[@willemijnkamerling4011]

Alone is great, having your best buddy is better!! Everytime my husband drives of to work or where ever, I think what if he doesn't come home. It's a horrible voice, but I just think to myself that's because I love him same with my kids. 🥰 I wouldn't of gone out on the salt flats, so good for you. And for getting yourself out too!

[@MelissaMalzahn]

That's what I was concerned about, the Salt flats are wet on top of sand. Glad you were able to get un stuck. I've seen on Diesel Dave the rescued a stuck bus out there.

[@Yvonneb_]

So pleased you got out of the mud safely Natalie and so pleased Jimmy got back safely xxxx

[@mildredlackey1938]

You did good Natali, see what us gals can accomplish if we have to , proud of you 👍🤗

[@JimmyandNatalie]

Exactly! 😄 Thank you so much!! 💚

[@stevenannett1739]

You did great girl !

[@mickeymouse6894]

Ahhh You Guys Are So Sweet! Hugs To The Both Of You!!

[@Tina-cx3co]

I am clearly watching one year behind. This episode had my heart race. You are one kick butt woman!!!!

[@christopherpierce1310]

Im glad Jimmy made it back safe to you

[@SJS-1284]

You did great girl glad Jimmy and you are back together as a team again

[@jimsteele9261]

The mud reminded me of the snow we have to deal with in Michigan. The same escape techniques apply. :-) Backing up and momentum are your friends. :-) In future, you might use that exercise mat as a traction pad.

[@rosemarycameron3594]

So proud of you! Brave, adventurous, problem solver 🤗🥰👏👏👏👏

[@ExploringJ]

Omg! Haha I can't believe you drove out there with a bus!! Haha