Houston, Texas -

[@SevenBears1]

Wow 40 minutes went by pretty quick. That's what happens with quality of interest videos. Thanks Robert..

[@Astragoth2]

I am from the Netherlands and a fan of the Houston Texans (don't ask why). I visited the city for 2 weeks in octobre 2017 to see them play. Houston is AMAZING and a really underrated tourist destination. Time flew by. Thanks for this video Robert, great work as always.

[@kathrynb4683]

So, so enjoyable! Who needs TV?!

[@Angrymobs62]

You drive, you narrate, you film, you edit, you are musician, you're high IQ, and need no sleep. Wow.

[@adrienneisho]

Glad you made it. Come again soon - All Houstonians

[@camperab]

Thank you, Robert. I am surprised myself that you manage to keep ME watching your videos of big cities and their downtowns. Usually these places are boring, but you - and your music - make watching very interesting! Besides, I am very impressed by Houston's Metro and underground walks, let alone the space center. Excellent idea. Greetings from Bavaria, Germany.

[@TravelingRobert]

Thanks!

[@trdtrek6577]

I need to get on a road trip! Robert makes ordinary trips look exotic! 😬 Much respect!

[@Aeneas75]

“It’s very hot today” lol It’s ALWAYS hot from April ‘til October!

[@deecee7157]

Yeap, so very true- I laughed when he said that-

[@exploringcoasttocoast0203]

Kemah Boardwalk - you are right - very busy on the weekends. Fun on the weekend to watch the boats coming and going though. Loved seeing Houston from your point of view - you did a great job.

[@scotehorne1013]

Gooooood morning Robert! Thank you for the new video. We always look forward to seeing them. Have a great day. 😎🌴👍

[@mandysimmons2769]

Omgosh Mr. Robert you just solved a mystery for me. I wondered why they moved the Mock up Explorer to Houston. I never knew they put the Atlantis there. I got down to see that thing a few times. I happened to be there for the dedication of it in 1993 ( I won a trip from NASA at the same time ) so I felt a closeness to it. I was huffy when they moved it. LOL. So nice to know they replaced it with an actual one. Now I can go to NASA again without pouting lol.

[@StellarFella]

I like those diagonal drive through RV parks. Super efficient, easy, and safe.

[@AngelSusie57]

I loved it. I enjoyed seeing downtown Houston, all those oil refineries, wow, there were lots; the sunset was spectacular. My favorite part was the Space Center, mercy, that place is awesome. I loved seeing the Saturn 5 rocket and the 747 and space shuttle, the entire your you shared was great. Thanks again so much for sharing all your adventures with us. I am looking forward to San Antonio.🙂

[@karenhicks7816]

The Papas family has some of the best restaurants in Houston.

[@robertloken8613]

ANOTHER goody, guess I need to put Texas on my visit list.

[@Badusername2000]

I learned more about houston in this video than i ever have, and ive lived right next to it my whole life, never actually been in the city

[@roadtrippinghavingfun8641]

Another great video can’t wait for the next. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@CashAndCoinsYT]

Robert Thank you for having one of the best channels on KZbin. You are very genuine and informative. The coolest voice too. I binge watch your channel just about every weekend. Thank you!

[@sherrybrier5321]

Thanks Robert I always enjoy your videos so very much .I am unable to travel like I would love but you take me along with you every where you go an I feel like I'm right there on the journey with you.I look forward to your next one it's become part of my day.Safe travels.😊

[@newengland2352]

I love James's t-shirt awesome! I seen a few videos with James, cool you two met . Awesome sunset too, thanks for showing Houston.

[@BikesBoatsBivouacs]

Excellent job on the video. Your editing work is superb!

[@TravelingRobert]

Thanks!

[@cindylou3205]

I'd love to hear your narration of an Amtrak journey some day!

[@nickpatterson492]

I WOULD LOVE TO TRAVEL LIKE YOU SOMEDAY ROBERT,YOU INSPIRE ME

[@irvingtabora7889]

A Houston resident here, you did a pretty good video, covering some of the top tourist destinations this city has to offer, considering Houston is commonly known more as an industrial place, covering the medical field, energy, oil, and space, mainly. Felicidades socio. Bendiciones.

[@paulkrause6072]

I recently discovered Traveling Robert and his fabulous videos and music. Like him putting a sticker on each state he visits, I am going to post this comment on all the videos I watch! You da man, Robert!!

[@debbiewerner7124]

Didn’t know Houston was such a great city. Love the space center. That was worth a visit. Thank you ❤

[@StellarFella]

When you come to Oceanside, California again, be sure to stay at the Oceanside Harbor where you can park your RV and walk around while filming. The pizza at Dominic's below the lighthouse has the best crust I have ever tried.

[@Bramster17]

There is the video that makes my lazy Sunday :D

[@atsunloadersgamer1588]

Traveling Robert!! The Greatest Traveler in America, and Cuba :D. I'm from South Carolina, and I always watches your Traveling Videos since 2016.

[@sgtkingking2228]

Hello Robert, never worry about vacation schedules, they are made to be broken because you are enjoying something more than you could have imagined. Another great video and as always, stay safe, my friend.

[@ahmedkhammas9]

Hello Robert , I stumbled upon your videos by chance but I wanted to mention how professional your videos are, and how organized you seem. Keep up the good work. Many thanks for the other side of the world, Dubai.

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you!

[@gxh4339]

I was recommend this and I’m impressed by quality of shots and how you narrated the video.

[@christinestange4813]

Seaside birds can be pesky 😑 Loved your tour of Houston. Never knew about the tunnels 😎 Always enjoy space related footage 🚀 Great episode Robert 😁 👍

[@bingobubio8597]

Great zoom on the sun in this video! Love your music! All the best :)

[@cperos123]

Great as always. Good photography and music. Your comments are very educative and interesting. Right on the money. We will definitely put Houston on our itinerary.

[@stevelucier8346]

Very cool Robert. My first assembly model was within months after the model kit for the Lunar Lander was released in the 1960's. lol Turned out all right for about an 8 year old kid with less than two hands. Traveled this 2nd weekend of Oct to the 55th National October Apple Harvest Festival at Biglerville, PA from west of Pittsburgh, PA. The PA JC's started it and run it every year. All kinds of Apple products of course mostly made "after you order". Indian Pow Wow, antique cars, wagon rides provided for parking and camping 4 to 5 miles away unless like my wife a JC Senator we camped for free on location.

[@brianmccrackenonwheelzmccr7089]

ive been watching for a while awesome job, i lived in Houston and you showed i never made to, thank you

[@lindarodriguez3443]

🤩THANK YOU FOR VISITING MY HOME TOWN!!!!! Luv Texas 💙 No place like it...Houston is a beautiful place 🌆

[@Blade2172]

Great to see you enjoyed our city. I worked down the street from places you were visiting.

[@ir10031981]

just in time for the Houston Astros to play in the ALCS.

[@rogerchouinard3180]

This video on the city of Houston and the Nasa center deserves 5 stars 👍! and the others as well on

[@krissto22]

Great video Robert, thank you. Will definitely go to see the Space Center. Very interesting. 👍

[@rvvacation1862]

Absolutlely wonderful Robert. 🍺🍺🍺 We enjoyed the US Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville AL this past spring. Looking forward to seeing Houston and the "Mighty T" (Battleship Texas) in the near future. Good times and safe travels.

[@judjohns59]

I’m totally addicted to your videos since my sister told me about you! If you ever come through Lubbock and Wolfforth, TX there’s a nice RV park right on Highway 62-82 near our house, we could show you the sights!

[@almamorales4158]

Great video. Huston is a very interesting city with its Space Center, and the beautiful buildings. I liked the yoke about my uncle Jacinto. Safe travel and keep up. Love MOM...>>>

[@adrienneisho]

"This looks like the set where they faked the moon landing... just kidding" 🤣

[@tantamount4341]

Adrienne....What moon landing????

[@hyflyin1]

Thanks again Robert !! The company I just retired from has a big sales office and warehouse in Houston, but unfortunately I never went to visit. They sell electrical cables mostly for the refineries and utility companies. Great video (As always !!) You really make it very interesting and as always - Great content, video quality, sound quality, and your homemade background music - just love it !!! "See you on the road", if I every bite the bullet and get one !! ha ha !!

[@sadrashahbazian6106]

this was amazing tnx Robert

[@BrainFester]

I worked for and retired from an old ENRON company housed there in Houston. I'm sure the former ENRON building is seen somewhere in your video but I'm not sure which one. Thanks for the videos!

[@kimmy1984]

Hi Robert. I’ve lived in Houston most of my life and I’ve never visited the space center. I’ve passed by dozens of times, I guess I’ve just taken for granted what’s in my own backyard 🤷🏽‍♀️. I’m enjoying this series looking forward to seeing more of your videos

[@suzita4019]

Amazing Video. Robert. My husband would be interested in watching this. Thank you for the video. Have A good day

[@nellcovington4001]

Hi Robert. I got a kick out of how closed captioning labeled some of your music...mystic...pensive...thoughtful...techno. Interesting. Another great video. We got to visit the Space Station in Huntsville before prices became way too expensive. Thanks for letting me see a bit of the one in Houston without having to pay an arm and a leg and without having to deal with another huge city. Enjoyed it.

[@ginagrazia]

Love the part on the Kennedy Space Center. Hope to visit someday after Covid-19.

[@jonathanw4750]

Robert the Fish and 24:42... love that little touch you made in the editing!

[@flmlm777]

Excellent video from Houston. Informative snapshot of the area. Thanks

[@sianted100]

Great job Robert as usual, so informative and edifying. I really enjoy travelling and seeing America through your camera lens, hoping one day I can travel these cities for real. Didn’t know Texas was such a beautiful city. Once you have finished travelling the U.S maybe you should consider doing Canada😁

[@bobpeg7457]

Johnson Space Center...gotta go now. Thanks!

[@margaretarross1712]

You outdid yourself on this footage. Excellent film. I hope you do one as extensive on Dallas/Ft. Worth some day.

[@LazyDaisyDay88]

I just got back from Houston (to the UK) this week - you walked around the area I worked in - it was great to see it (I only take a few pics on my phone) You even parked in the same place as me which was a shock! haha Great vid - next trip I need to factor in an extra day to do the space place - looks amazing.

[@valerijohnson2839]

We’ve lived in Houston since 1984 because of work but always thought we would move back to California after retirement but our grandkids are here so we’re staying. Bugs, heat, humidity and all. I don’t think you mentioned that it’s probably the flattest city in America and barely above sea level so flooding is a given.

[@krissto22]

Robert, we have a truck like yours and my husband cannot find any clip on mirrors but noticed yours. Where did you get yours from?, if you don’t mind. Thank you in advance. Appreciate your help.

[@TravelingRobert]

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[@krissto22]

Thank you 👍

[@maninthesky777]

H-Town - Space City - Third Coast - Lone Star . My Town

[@TravelingRobert]

Nice town

[@maninthesky777]

Great Video glad you enjoyed your visit. Be Blessed Brother Shine On

[@wadeatkinson4766]

I’ve lived here 40 years and had no idea about the tunnels! Great job! I wouldn’t have camped near the refinery lol.

[@ralphrodriguez6880]

Hi Robert, The wife and i discovered your channel couple months ago and have watched alot of them. We also live in SW Florida. We have one question, why are your videos posted long after they were filmed ? We enjoy watching and plan on hitting the road and rving in the near future.

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you. I didn't really have time to edit them while I was traveling

[@rogerchouinard3180]

Houston we have a problem here where is the next gas station--Nasa : Call Robert, he knows where they are all! 😊

[@richardcrouse4644]

Downtown Houston recently had a fire in the Main Street Market building pictured at 16:47. Kept Main St. closed & the electric train for a couple of days & tied up hundreds of firemen.

[@StellarFella]

Man! San Jacinto is flat as a pancake like Florida. Excellent place to ride around though. In a folding recumbent trike like the HP Velotechnik Scorpion PLUS. You could zip around all over an RV park and beyond in one of those. AND film everything effortlessly!

[@jerryhack5192]

Great video buddy!!! Looks like your channel is coming along very well!!

[@bstargel]

Another great video! Thanks Robert! 👍🏼

[@MouradTrip]

a big never my big it's great you do a good job well done Mr. Roberts hat

[@dmacnic]

Great video Robert!. In regards to the Spanish word pronunciations, In New Jersey there is a little Borough named Buena, which is pronounced "Bee-yew-na" for some reason. lol.

[@ki5aok]

We have Humble...pronounced "Umble". I lived in Houston over 38 years and I still don't know why it's pronounced that way.

[@StellarFella]

Rumble & Flex. Wooden roller coasters are special and appealing for that strong character and performance feature. The sound of the cars rolling around RESONATE with far more appeal than metal roller coasters do. Japan builds modern wooden roller coasters for that reason.

[@djsi38t]

You really should have just allowed yourself all the time you needed to see everything,since its one of your favorite things,a time schedule seems kind of silly in this situation.You really did a fantastic job filming and explaining things,I enjoyed it very much!

[@pattiwhite9575]

Wow NASA has grown. I went over 30 years ago and I thought it was fantastic then. But wow they have so much more now to see. That mock up place is unbelievable. People actually working on new things and studying hand on while people tour. What an operation.

[@ci7alex1]

Hello everyone, is February a good month to visit Houston and that part of the Lone Star State? Any gotchas in terms of weather? Thank you. Robert, great videos!! Helping a lot in picking destinations for vacations :)

[@TravelingRobert]

Probably a good month. I don't think it gets too cold.

[@bettyturner7251]

Hi Robert. I am Betty Turner Montana. Just wanted to tell you how much we enjoy watching your trips around the country. Do you think you would come to our start of Montana? There is lots to see here too. That is what we want to start doing. We hope you folk have a wonderful week. Thank you for the good work.

[@StellarFella]

The cultural aspects of Houston are legend, but I was born and raised in Denver, Colorado. I have lived in California, Alaska, and El Paso, Texas where mountains came up out of the desert to give the eye something to hang on to. Florida and the flat parts of Texas would tear out my hilly psyche. And I am now of the age where humidity is a no go entirely.

[@elisscaliving5864]

You’ve seen more of Houston that me and I live here lol

[@georgecaballero3405]

I was there in the battle ship 2 times in my life and never saw the san jacinto monument. I have to go again

[@outdoorstudios2022]

Thanks for sharing Robert

[@sharonanspach2734]

that campground is so costly for a parking lot with no shade, but thanks for showing us around Houston

[@StellarFella]

A good case for artificial trees.

[@NguyenGiaoUsA]

You missed my MOST favorite place in Houston and best of all it's FREE every Thursday afternoon: the Museum of Natural Science!

[@C-TOS]

You were right, you went back to say Texas in Spanish accent after you met James. Safe travels!

[@christophermcneely3573]

Next time you go back to Texas visit The Woodlands it's 30 mins north of Houston

[@K.J.Ray421]

9:21 That could likely be from the chemical plant fire in March 2019. But there were other fires in the same area in that spring so I'm not sure 100%.

[@giosarres3167]

Awesome video Robert. No much to see in Houston 😙still live down there

[@joseantoniolago5857]

I'm like you, can't live without my prescription glasses, LOL.

[@ronclark9724]

While most people don't see it, most likely those prescription glasses are made from fossil fuels refined from the same stack of a refinery their gasoline is refined from. Along with their sneakers, shoe strings, socks, pants, underwear, shirts, and possibly their head gear. Literally clothing from the bottom of their feet to the top of their head is made from polymers. Many refined in Houston, Texas...

[@joseantoniolago5857]

@@ronclark9724 Why don't you ask me first, if I care?#loveglobalwarming.

[@Ferda1964]

So Robert what do you really believe ?Did the guys land on the Moon or not?

[@harrydre]

Love your travels and videos. 👍

[@philc.9280]

Hey Robert, I'm a new viewer and was wondering if you could purchased another RV would you consider a trunk camper for your pickup truck versus a travel trailer. What would you consider the advantages and disadvantages for your long journeys. I am contemplating either one as I half a half ton Nissan Frontier truck. Thanks.

[@TravelingRobert]

I would have to look into that. Most half ton pickups are not recommended for truck campers. Mine says it in the manual. That being said, if I eve upgrade trucks I would consider it. They are great especially if you want to do some offroading or camping at more remote places.

[@philc.9280]

@@TravelingRobert Hi Robert, thanks for the quick reply. The new Lance truck campers are only less than 3000 lbs. The Frontier has a towing capacity of 6400 lbs so I am way under. I'm just researching what would be the best. I don't do off-roading but a lot of boondocking

[@TravelingRobert]

@@philc.9280 With truck campers you have to take into consideration payload capacity not towing capacity. I did a quick search and the Frontier seems to max out at 1,460 pounds for payload capacity.

[@philc.9280]

@@TravelingRobert Thanks Robert for educating me. I see my payload capacity would max out so I would be limited to towing a lightweight travel trailer like yours. I see there are so many brands around 3000 lbs or less. Thanks again. Phil

[@philc.9280]

Sorry I have to complete this conversation and thought. So as I study the mechanics a truck camper weight would be solely on the axel of the truck whereas a travel trailers weight is on its own axel not on the truck so therefore you can pull a lot more weight than you can haul on the truck itself. Got it. Thanks. You have a new viewer!

[@4winds283]

Robert, plz do a re filmimg of Houston as the city has become even more San Fransiscoish\Savannaish with tons of replica Savannah row townhouses amd contemporary styles and many new places to eat.

[@brendamountaingirl8354]

Happy 😊 Travels enjoy your great videos!!

[@TAPPChannel]

very nice thumbnail... Good job Robert on this content

[@TravelingRobert]

Thanks!

[@StellarFella]

When it comes to beer, I am a full blooded American traitor. I love Guinness.

[@4winds283]

Robert, ive enjoyed many of your videos, however , you needed to have done a drive thru of the medical center, the museum district and Herman Park, Allen Parkway and River Paks amd Galveston...There are also the many villages that could have been covered and the St Arnolds Brewery....You could have had a feast and a great beer ...Also the Mexican restaurant that you didnt go to has better food than Pappasitos but they dont have.prices on their menu.

[@Disasterpiece5150]

I'll bet you two bottles of tequila lol

[@pattiwhite9575]

When are you going to the end of US in Brownsville TX? So many things to see in south Texas. King Ranch, South Padre Island, The Gladys Porter Zoo, cross the border for fantastic lunch. Citrus groves, 3 great World famous Birding centers. Then head along the border to Laredo and on to Del Rio. You like wine? They grow it. A huge lake shared with Mexico is Amistad National Recreation Area.

[@jonathanvaladez5916]

Houston is so clean compared to Austin and San Antonio, hardly any littering, cigarette butts, etc

[@TheSuburbanExperimentalist]

I occasionally go to MD, Anderson hospital, so we stay in Houston. Good for you, you love cities. I hate them, and Houston is one of the more busy. I kind of hate it. We were staying at the hotel, and there was a CVS maybe 7 miles away. We had to take like 3 toll roads to get there. There are so many tolls in houston, that if you get a rental car, it always has the plates that let you pay the toll later. From the center of the city, I think we drove to that town, where there is a huge park, with a butterfly environment and an aquarium that we went to. From the center of the city, we drove in the car 45 minutes, and we still weren't out of the city area... It was city like and busy, with 3 or 4 lane highways the whole time! I like nature myself, so that wasn't fun for me.

[@RedJaguar100Travels]

One word: Outstanding...

[@NguyenGiaoUsA]

Not really. He missed a few "free" places, ie. Houston Museum of Natural Science, The Mercer Arboretum, Herman Park, Memorial Park, The Galleria shopping Mall, Miller Outdoor theater.

[@RedJaguar100Travels]

@@NguyenGiaoUsA Thank you for your opinion on what TR missed while filming this section of his epic road trip. Yes, I do agree that he may Not have gone to many of the free attractions in this area, But what you must keep in mind, is that he is on a time frame during his travels. If he would take the time to visit every possible attraction in every area he visited, He would be away from his wife and family for much more time then the 3 months he allotted doing this journey. BTW, My Outstanding statement was in relation to his editing, story telling, and Photography skills,, IMHO..

[@TerryB751]

Great travelogue. It seems in places in the U.S. there's a lot of places spelled by the French and pronounced by the English (like Kansas and Arkansas pronunciation) or spelled by the Spanish and pronounced by the French like Nachitoches, La. -- NACK-a-tish (is how it's really said)