The Natchez Trace Parkway Part 2 - Winter 2022 Episode 4

[@almamorales4158]

Very beautiful video...... the trail, the waterfall with the thaw.......the first home of Elvis Presley......I was his fan for many years......Nashville..... a happy city.......Congrats..... and I'll see you on the road...>>>

[@bertkelly7650]

Wearing my Free in my RV shirt as I watch this. : - )

[@simachakraborti8985]

Natchez Trace Parkway is outstanding, such a beautiful area, very nice 👌 views. Full of life during the night. Love watching Your videos, thanks.

[@carolynharmon7074]

Love the sound of leaves crunching under your feet. 11:25

[@TomMaze1]

Wherever Elvis Presley is...and I'm sure he appreciates so much... (but two different statues at two different ages at the same time...too much) ...and I'm sure they thought about it. ...Fun traveling with you Robert in the Natchez Trace Parkway! :)

[@alrichardson7027]

Hello Traveling Robert😊😊🎵🎵🎸🎸🎸🍔🍔🍔🍟🍟🍟🍗🍗, what a great ride on the Natchez Trace Parkway and it's great attractions such as Tupelo and childhood home of Elvis Presley. The hiking trails and waterfalls along the route. Also the quick stay in Nashville was nice also. Robert, this was an OUTSTANDING video👍👍👍👍👍. Looking forward to seeing Chattanooga.

[@Floridiansince94]

@TravelingRobert I did too worked three consecutive years (all high school) in tobacco farms in Pinar del Rio and in middle school in citrus groves in Isla de Pinos (child exploitation at its best) This is a beautiful video

[@joycemosakowski3648]

Good morning, did I ever tell you how I'm appreciated of you in your detail adventures and your own music videos. Thank you so much Robert.

[@jimmoore7725]

Thanks, I have more to add to my bucket list. Enjoyed the video.

[@najruqwi7008]

Beautiful views! Love the icecles

[@najruqwi7008]

Love the icicles on the mountain side. Love the driving views. Thanks for sharing this with us 👍

[@Sapwild2574]

Hi Robert, in addition to your very well-made videos, I absolutely love your song Falling Water. I listen to it over and over again on your website. You are an amazing talent!

[@joyce46jul]

Even though you lost audio, the video was stunning

[@maxineoliver7404]

Thanks for sharing!The Nachez Trace and the Blue Ridge Parkway had lots of history and great scenic views on the road. Take care!🏞🌄🌺

[@68dart]

Awesome , Thanks Robert 😊

[@dollysalcedo4905]

Thanx for sharing Robert i luv watching ur travels

[@tazjammer]

Oh, and btw, greetings from Fort Myers. So glad you like Matlacha!

[@tpagebmc]

Glad you had great weather riding through my home state...my first time towing our Rockwood mini was up the trace from jackson to nashville...

[@susanwadkins9258]

Thank you for sharing your travels with us. I have friends who have bought a camper , and I told them about you. Now they are watching too.

[@CindyGer]

Great video. Thanks for sharing your adventures.

[@1970boobear]

Goooooood morning! This is a treat, bringing back a lot of great memories. Thank you, Robert... Cheers! ✌ 💘 🍻

[@sueswadling6387]

When the dogwood and red bud is blooming the Trace is a very beautiful place to drive.

[@peterwuelfing]

Another great episode. Thanks

[@kevinbentley8298]

Great choice for the Nashville restaurant. Love the name :)

[@jordanfrancestarwars]

God bless you, Robert. Keep it action packed, buddy.

[@TracyMiller805]

As always, love your travel videos. I have to admit, your music is a big reason why you’re one of our favorites!

[@kalednjjar5614]

Fair enough.

[@barbarareed2041]

Yes, it is beautiful in September. We drove it from North to South.

[@fokaspetrogiannis]

Another excellent video 👌👍

[@kevinrepass4210]

That's interesting that you worked on a tobacco farm. My dad was a tobacco farmer in Southwest Virgina, and I was free labor.

[@bigjimslade6250]

This was a great trip. It made me want to do a grand tour that couples the Natchez Trace with the Blue Ridge Parkway with a dash of Great Wagon Road or Warriors Path thrown in for good measure

[@C-TOS]

You just made my plans for my next trip with my parents easier. Natchez Trace is on the list.

[@MrPunky1]

Great job

[@slolane598]

Can’t wait for your Lewis & Clark videos! I visited the Meriwether Lewis site on the Natchez Trace and became fascinated with his life and death afterwards. I have discovered places I never knew about by watching your videos. I enjoy them so much!

[@dodgeguyz]

Love the parkways! It gives a look into how we traveled before the interstates. Lots of amazing things that are unspoiled! Thanks for another great video Robert! Always look forward to Sunday mornings!

[@BackpackandGear]

Too bad you lost sound. It would have been nice to hear some of the bands in Nashville! Also, the nature sounds as well!

[@AskRemy]

Another great video

[@ly2sing]

Thank you Robert. Always enjoy your videos! 👍🏻

[@vishuddhathakkar]

Superb - the effort to cover all these places is commendable. Also this video has raised my expectations of Lewis and Clark trip substantially. Looking forward to learning a lot about history in that one too . Many thanks for driving and walking to all these less known places in the US and showing them to us

[@ShawnPatterson402]

Another wonderful episode. Now you have me looking so forward to your Lewis and Clark trip. We plan to travel with our trailer from New Brunswick to Oregon in late summer/early fall of this year. Was planning on visiting Pittsburgh on the way out, and being that is where the Lewis and Clark trail gets going........ well what a great way to go to Oregon. Needless to say I will be watching your upcoming trip video series with great interest. As always safe travels.

[@johnp139]

Thank you, thank you very much.

[@whysix3417]

Great video. Wilson Dam in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, has great views and a few gushing waterfalls down a short, paved hiked.

[@ladyblue9278]

Really enjoyed this! And the slow motion filming on waterfall was beautiful! Thanks for taking us along!

[@LeslinAdventures]

Thank you Robert for sharing

[@melaniehughes7449]

If you went during spring or summer it would be green all the trees would be green the grass would be green it's beautiful. I grew up around there

[@elmandalorian6671]

Love these videos and really appreciate all the research of the history of these great places...

[@kennahc1169]

If you ever get a chance to make it back to Oklahoma, you should make a trip to Sulphur. The Chickasaw Cultural Center is located there. There is a replica village and museum with information about the history of the Chickasaw people. Also the Chickasaw National Recreation Area is located in Sulphur. It is a beautiful place.

[@davidallen346]

Hey Robert, love your traveling videos you do a great job keep it up! 🚙🧳👍

[@88lcf]

Hi Robert. I just found your channel yesterday and me and my wife are already addicted to your videos. We are car campers. You make really good videos, good quality and good places to visit. Quick question, what camera do you use? The quality is amazing.

[@tanerkoyuncu9498]

He is amazing you have to go back and watch his early episodes. O have been for many years

[@packrat61]

Look forward to each and every one of your adventures Robert keep up the great work your still the best of the best my friend 😀

[@kr7767]

Hi Robert! We enjoy your videos so much! Thank you for sharing all of your adventures. We love seeing all of the historic places you visit. So informative and it makes us feel like we are traveling along. Just curious, have you uploaded episode 2 and 1 yet of this piece yet? We get confused about watching with how the titles are written. Thanks!

[@david_reynolds3660]

I love your videos! They’re quite well put together with the exception of one thing! When you’re doing outside things in nature, I would much rather that you do away with the background music which is really not the background but the foreground. Let us hear what nature has!!! The water the breeze the birds and even your narration

[@drivinghorizons]

Enjoyed that. Shame about the camera malfunction but great video nonetheless 👍

[@farhadsenzai7890]

Not the most aesthetically pleasing area to be honest. As always, love your videos my friend.

[@Taxia123]

My wife asked me why I had to watch this RV man’s video every Sunday morning?

[@humanresourcellcusa1969]

best best

[@tazjammer]

Just think who travelled there before you Roberet.

[@sammybusybeeSAM]

The music is lovely throughout the video but would be nice if you reduce it back a bit as can get annoying when volume is turned up.

[@hunglikejesus6097]

Hey Robert, another nice video, but I wanna know if you ever plan on giving us a tour of your Cuba? I don’t know if that’s even possible, but are there any plans for that?

[@TravelingRobert]

Probably not anytime soon.

[@ericbechler9903]

Hi Robert 😃

[@gracemccraw3924]

Enjoying your videos,what kind of vehicle are you using to tow your camper?

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you! Chevy Colorado at the moment

[@FoolishPrankster]

Part 2

[@mreppen1]

Tennessee looks nicer than Mississippi IMO.

[@dylanreynolds8264]

are you planning to go back into this area later in the year

[@TravelingRobert]

Maybe

[@yawndave]

Hey Robert, great to be traveling The Trace with you this morning. So, was David Bryne talking about Elvis when he sang "You may be living in a shotgun shack?" Hmmm...probably not. I had lunch at Johnnie's Drive-In when I was there and was surprised when they served up my hot dog on a hamburger bun. 'Cause that's what they do in Tupelo, eh? 🙂 Happy trails!