We Towed The Trailer Down The Wrong Road!

We got into a tough spot with our car and cargo trailer/camper and did a little damage trying to get out. We went down a "Public Access" road, not aware that it had fallen into disuse due to the road being washed out and we ended up having to back the trailer all the way out!!! But the area, "9 Mile Canyon", was absolutely beautiful with it's plentiful Native American rock art and spectacular scenery. We also inspect some abandoned cabins and ranch buildings with left over equipment.
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[@gail-sw9xg]

I don't try to deliberately tear up my equipment, but the reason I bought it in the first place was to let me explore the back roads. Scratches are just the evidence of my adventures!

[@williammccaslin8527]

Ah, they call that "COWBOY PINSTRIPEING" , it happens on off-road tracks, hopefully it will buff out, thx for the vid.

[@lindagolden9892]

Now this is my kinda place; ancient cliff art; what a treasure to come upon. 🪶

[@gonagain]

Then you're going to love next week's video (02/12/20). Stay tuned Linda!

[@judithneeley5229]

The night stars had to be looking phenomenal away from the city lights being tucked away back in that canyon. The echoing was great, too. You could have probably called a pack of coyotes to your camp. Thanks for the fascinating place to explore.

[@jamesrichardson1326]

Those pictographs and petroglyphs are a message from the people who made them.

[@gonagain]

It would be so nice to have some explanation of what they meant.

[@jamesrichardson1326]

@@gonagain I got the same feeling when we visited Mesa Verde last fall. Those people started out on level ground and progressively moved into incredibly arduous confines until they just left. Curious as to what was going on there in that era. Same for Cahokia Mounds also.

[@baltsosser]

On foot leaders recon can save you a ton of headaches when towing a trailer in tight spots.

[@gonagain]

You got that right. We could see the brush but the stream was unexpected on a Public Access road. They must have figured on horses only!

[@gregflores8959]

Gonagain So why didn’t YOU do it?

[@jodyseaman1885]

You sure find some fascinating places. I love the colors of the rocks. Just beautiful

[@jeffwarren8154]

Ah, trail rash. I love the look, it means you truly explore. Nice shiny paint means mall exploring.

[@gonagain]

That's the way I look at it too. It doesn't hurt so much that way!

[@gadroberts]

Watched again in preparation of our visit to 9 mile canyon in September/October. Thanks Linda and Rick for telling us about this. We’re certainly looking forward to the trip.

[@gonagain]

We need to go back there because of all the native art there is to see. Have a great trip Dennis!

[@sasquatch885]

I can hear my wife now, “I told you not to go down that road!”😜

[@gonagain]

Lol!

[@bryanseverino3674]

Loved that little mining settlement. Makes you wonder about the people who worked there, their families, and why they left it?

[@gonagain]

Yes, exactly and what their daily lives were like.

[@SouthernPatriot1]

Gorgeous rocks, the colors just pop! Sorry about the scratches and scrapes on the vehicle and trailer...thanks for keeping it real and showing the mishaps that happen. God bless and take care my friends. 🇺🇸🙏🏻

[@gonagain]

Thank you Nikki. I do most of the videoing so that Linda can't show all my dumb mistakes!

[@SouthernPatriot1]

Gonagain ah ha! Smart! 😉

[@gray_wolverine63]

Wow it's amazing there, there sure is a lot of history on those rocks. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe. God Bless you both. 🇺🇲🙏🏼

[@gonagain]

Same to you Rocky!

[@gray_wolverine63]

@@gonagain Thank you buddy. 🇺🇲🤙🏼

[@dncook1955]

Those tight spots just pop up on you. That's why I love the single axle trailer with a larger than normal wheel on front jack. You can literally pivot it around if necessary as you are very aware of. That would be great place to camp. Great video, great location. I have to put that on my list. Thanks for sharing.

[@gonagain]

That's also why we stick to the small, single axle trailer, it suits our needs. Thanks for watching David.

[@wagonswest2526]

Wow .. Great video... thank you..

[@gonagain]

Thank you too!

[@alikawhite6903]

Omg that old flatbed truck!

[@sickman1655]

Just think of the men out there working. You can almost see and hear them. I love going to places you can feel the past in. Amazing where you find places people lived and how hard it had to be. Not very many now days that would even try.

[@gonagain]

I agree. I always think about what their daily routine was like.

[@joemonroe9402]

Greetings of joy..thanks for another fine video..always glad to see you two..may peace be with you.🤗

[@gonagain]

Thank you Joe!

[@jameswalsh9579]

Nice historical videos, I enjoy them. Thank you.

[@gonagain]

Thanks for watching James, we're appreciate it.

[@ErikHeller-sg8sw]

UTAH, Is the reason I migrated to Utah. 35 years now. (I know places that locals born & raised here, Never Even Heard About, And have Never Gone) Strange. Erik.

[@gonagain]

Utah amazes us every time we go there, which is at least once or twice a year.

[@lyndarandall211]

So sorry about your. vehicles I pray you can buff them out. The shots you got we're great!! Thank you😃

[@gonagain]

Thank you for watching Lynda.

[@sickman1655]

Not to be a hater but, Who would thumbs down this. Amazing the types that are out there.

[@teresaf5480]

Another wonderful video..so interesting so beautiful... thanks for taking us along👍👍

[@gonagain]

Thank you too

[@normanmallory2055]

Oh boy have i ever in my 76 years drove into places like that where i had no choice but back out with my rig .. ( polish out the small scratches later) .. Nice find of old cabins and rock art , there is a name for that ? Petro something i think.. But still a great find on your end , i like that of old cabins and machines from an earlier era .. What a hard life those folks must have had with winters to deal with too.. well done .. Very interesting site with a lot of structures still standing ..Great that you are capturing it all on video ..

[@gonagain]

Glad you enjoyed it Norman. A picture that is pounded, or etched into the rock is a petroglyph and one that is painted, like with ochre, is a pictoglyph.

[@letsbefrank6269]

Wonderful scenery, I’m enjoying catching up on your videos, cheers from Australia.

[@deansmith9232]

As always beautiful video so well presented thank you

[@KRT045]

That rock art is simply amazing!! Thanks for sharing.

[@chippersclub9212]

Wow

[@1shirleynewman]

Thanks for sharing.

[@nickmad887]

Great video.

[@JamestheBartholemeu]

I truly enjoy your videos. Please keep them coming. You're beginning to feel like family!

[@gonagain]

Thank you for saying that Jim.

[@billmitchell7731]

Great place. You two get around. And we benefit from it. Great video as always. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙂

[@gonagain]

Thanks Bill! We're planning the next one, not the trip itself because we never plan that, but the departure date.

[@billmitchell7731]

@@gonagain cant wait👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@brushbum7508]

Sorry about the scrapes, thanks for the trip. TAKE CARE..

[@xwave727]

Beautiful tour guys! Thanks for sharing - I really enjoyed this.

[@gonagain]

Thank you Peggy.

[@cajunjamis9001]

Really enjoyed it! Thx, Cajun

[@gonagain]

Thank you too!

[@MemawsMatters]

Wow that is amazing rock art. Hope you get most of those scratches buffed out 😔 still you all had an amazing adventure and thanks for taking us along

[@gonagain]

It all turned out ok. Thanks!

[@markleaman8313]

Thanks for the guided tour, it was awesome!, take care.

[@gonagain]

Our pleasure Mark.

[@jeffpoplin558]

You two are having so much fun... Thanks for the video!

[@gonagain]

Thanks for watching, Jeff!

[@johntoothman4888]

Trail blazers, that you two!!

[@terrywilliams557]

On my bucket list now Thanks

[@gonagain]

Thanks for watching Terry. We intend to go back ourselves.

[@lindaballard]

Thank you, both, for sharing your adventures. Blessings this Thanksgiving!!!

[@gonagain]

The same to you Linda.

[@kenjones1689]

Awesome video

[@gonagain]

Thanks for the visit Ken!

[@cdlady54_95]

Awesome, thank you for sharing!!

[@gonagain]

My pleasure!

[@tonyyost7125]

Great video...thanks....t

[@gonagain]

Thanks for watching, Tony!

[@alikawhite6903]

Like your adventures! You two are awesome!

[@gonagain]

Thanks so much Alika!

[@justmona9647]

I hope you were able to buff most of scratches out🏞️ Y'all always keep your truck looking good!

[@rogerharris8081]

You and Linda have inspired use to make this our next adventure.

[@gonagain]

We missed a lot and plan on going back.

[@rsos8541]

Great job folks

[@gonagain]

Thank you!

[@explorer867]

Nine Mile Canyon looks like a fun place to visit. Helen and I will have to put this on on our go to list. Thanks for the video Rick and Linda.

[@gonagain]

Worth going back to because there is a lot that we missed. Thanks Explorer 867.

[@larryalexander4833]

I'll more than likely never get to see these places in person . So thanks for sharing

[@gonagain]

Larry, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@herdfan697278]

Enjoying your journey! We who are self quarantined thank you!👍🇺🇸🤠🙏✝️

[@nathandalleave252]

I LOVE what you said about “just stumbling” into great adventure, that has happened to my wife and I on our journeys as well, sometimes the unplanned adventure turns out to be the best one because you have no expectations! Love your videos, keep it up guys! We are still working on our CTC and hope to see you out there soon!

[@gonagain]

Hope so Nathan, you already have the right attitude!

[@ChuckisOutside]

That’s a beautiful place. I enjoy your videos.

[@gonagain]

Thank you!

[@777cretbo]

LOVED THIS VIDEO ... very pleasant

[@gonagain]

Thank you.

[@beachbum9869]

As always, you provide the best in videos. Love all the out of way places you stumble into. Sorry for the scratching of your trailer and tow vehicle. Talk about being in a rock and a hard place! Have fun. Stay safe and stay healthy.

[@gonagain]

Thanks Beach Bum.

[@hossenfeffer4115]

Sure is nice you two can get out and enjoy traveling around together sight-see'in and breathing in some good fresh air, thank you and safe travels!

[@gonagain]

Thanks John!

[@husa58]

Great vid love watching your content, you give an Aussie a fantastic insight into off grid America, ever since i was a young kid my dream was too visit your great country....safe travel's

[@gonagain]

I hope you make it here, husa58.

[@rouxchat6033]

OMGosh, this is definitely on my bucket list. Thank you so much for sharing. I could easily spend weeks there exploring, well at least as long as is legally permitted. 😁 Sorry about your Utah pinstripping. I drive a truck with a truck camper on it. Currently I'm staying at a family member's property to do repairs on the camper and to repaint the truck. Due to the remote places I prefer, the truck will be painted in white bedliner paint. Did the bed in black bedliner paint already. Almost finished sanding down the truck and prepping it for painting. The camper paint is holding up well but when its time comes for new paint, I'll use the white bedliner on it too. Need something tough to stand up to adventurous areas. All the best to you both. 💞🐶😽😻💞

[@gonagain]

That should work great. I'm doing that for the trailer fenders this week.

[@rouxchat6033]

@@gonagain Great idea. 😁

[@susansaunders6899]

My father grew up in that canyon in the 1920s and 30s! I hav e not been there in years. It is very beautiful!

[@gonagain]

I wish I could hear the stories he could tell. I always think about the people who lived in an area in the past as we explore today.

[@julierawlins5984]

Hey Linda I'm watching you guys from Hilo on the Big Island. You are doing some great hiking and travels. Thanks for taking us along.

[@gonagain]

Our old hometown! Paradise Park to be exact. Be sure to eat at the Island Style Cafe for us!

[@lindaferman8629]

Careful, been there done that

[@CowboyBikerAdventures]

Thanks for sharing such a cool place. Don

[@gonagain]

You're welcome Don. Hope you're getting in some good rides this summer.

[@CowboyBikerAdventures]

@@gonagain Thank you, right now I am full time as of 9 days ago but stuck in the hot Texas heat until my house sell is over on July 27th. After that I will be heading for higher ground. Don

[@SpencersStuff]

That Desert pinstriping looks good on your rig, great video stay safe.

[@gonagain]

Thanks Bob!

[@larryjacobs5713]

Sorry to see this happen to you folks

[@kwajmi79]

Ha! Though my phone lost the picture yet I could still hear you talking. Lol

[@soulful2393]

You guys really have a lot of good adventures and fun together. Now...if I just had a companion to do the same with I'd be on the road too. 66 y.o. requires a partner.

[@rouxchat6033]

I'm 70 and a solo nomad. Well, not completely solo. Have two senior cats and a pup. LOL. 💞🐶😽😻💞

[@Tony-um2el]

Do some research I'm sure you can find a caravan headed where you want to. Or just go and enjoy.

[@denniscastle936]

As a suggestion, get a come-along or power winch. You never know when you could get stuck. Mud, sugar sand, tire over a big rock. Best thing though is to not take the road when your sixth sense kicks in. Don't have a sixth sense? Yes you do, her name is Linda, she's riding in THE seat next to you

[@gonagain]

You're right about my 6th sense and I always do what she says. There's been many times when she has said, "Ahhh... I don't think so" and she's usually right.

[@abebarker]

Hello from just over the mountains. I'm over here in Manti city in Sanpete county in Utah. I spent the weekend up on skyline drive where the weather is much nicer than down in the valley. They usually call the canyons a mile name based upon how far it is from the city that is the county seat. So nine mile canyon is 9 miles from Price city, which is the county seat. On the other side of the mountain range here we have a six mile canyon, a nine mile reservoir, and a twelve mile canyon all based upon the distance from the county seat, Manti. Have fun in Utah.

[@gonagain]

That's good information Abraham, thank you!

[@wvbonbonqueen]

WOW, some good information for a person who lives there, Thanks!!! I love it when people who know things comment on videos that is on KZbin.

[@rouxchat6033]

Hey, thanks for the info. Very nice of you. 💞🐶😽😻💞

[@mudslinger995]

you were correct, that was a Cable Dozer, instead of hydraulics it used a cable winch to pick up the dozer blade at the front.

[@jimv.661]

That was great. Nice treat. I always enjoy looking at things like that. What fun it is to wonder about the people standing there carving the pictures. Or even what might have been going thru the minds of those that built the stone house. Wonder what they were thinking about the time the stones got to the second or third level off the ground. Thinking about what things were to come in the future for them and having a nice place to stay. Then as it is now.

[@gonagain]

Nice thought Jim and that's what takes us out to those places, to learn about those that came before us.

[@billbuschgen520]

I could live there.

[@wvbonbonqueen]

What a good video about your adventures. I love Rocks, and when you show them in your videos, I so enjoy looking at them, and seeing what I can see in them, fossils, different patterns, etc. I guess I am a rock hound? But when you two are looking at the rocks, I too am looking to see what all I can identify too. Thanks for the great interesting videos.

[@gonagain]

I'm glad I'm not the only one! Thanks Sharon.

[@marketshare5273]

Wow that was pretty incredible thanks for sharing Utah is one of the few states I haven’t spent much time in and just pretty much drove through. 👊👍😎

[@gonagain]

Oh man, Utah is a place we keep returning to because there is so much beauty to take in, but if you just drove the freeways you would never know it existed. You'd like it Bird Man.

[@kristiluv817]

Just discovered you two, as you turned up on my KZbin feed. Loving your videos! Howdy from Fort Worth! 🤠

[@gonagain]

Thanks for tuning in Kristi! We're in Montana, the other Texas.

[@UncleBuckle50]

Interesting video. Thanks! Sorry about your rig.

[@gonagain]

It's ok Ron, I got it mostly buffed out.

[@jessesumrall2449]

That happened to me on a trail also except I couldn’t back up. By the time I got thru it, I thought my paint job was destroyed. When I got home I took wax and started waxing. I managed to get the scratches out where you couldn’t even see them.

[@gonagain]

I just finished the trailer and need to do the car yet, but I think it will be fine too. Thanks Jesse.

[@RVingwithG]

Your lights on the trailer (at the end) look like the Big Dipper! LOL

[@64MAGA24]

Such a great video. I definitely want to visit. I’ve always been fascinated by the Native American art; all kinds. At just before 21:00 I thought something was wrong with my iPhone…then I got a good laugh when u took off lense cover😅🤣

[@gonagain]

You're like us, being fascinated by the early inhabitants and how they lived. I've come to the conclusion that they were very, very smart!

[@robertthompson4565]

Iron cross red😃

[@450rhino1]

@12:37 just right of center is a fantastic face just above the tree.:)

[@bobcole3852]

Looks like my 4Runner after I went down a jeep trail that hadn't had traffic for 10 years.

[@gonagain]

Well, I guess that's what we buy them for, but it hurts just the same!

[@debkaye8662]

I gotta say, I've only seen a few of your vids, but count me a fan! I'm in Montana myself (just recently moved here) and will soon (probably not till next spring) be hitting the trail..tent style. No camper..just a Subaru and a shepherd or two. I'm hoping to take it state at a time, I've only got time on my hands! Oh....and to follow along on youtube with you two..it has been great watching your vids! Thanks for the inspiration!

[@gonagain]

Thank you Deboraha, I hope you get on your way as planned! We traveled with a tent for a long time and loved it.

[@gregorypeterman6216]

I had a 69 Impala that had scratches like that once, reminds me of home.

[@gonagain]

Most of it buffed out and it's not really noticeable anymore. Sure looked bad at that time though.

[@stellarhodes4162]

Oops! Don’t touch the art! The oils from our hands contribute to deterioration.

[@chrispycriter6682]

I call that a cowpath ,the google maps took us down a scary cowpath one time and we were lucky ,very lucky,washed out and bumpy we just went slow we could not back out so we just went,safe travels to yen's

[@gonagain]

It wanted is to turn down a desert wash one-time. Good thing I happened to know it wasn't right.

[@PilotMcbride]

Top dollar value guys. Thanks for posting. No cave exploring? There seemed to be a cave (@ about 14:00) just right to send Linda in, 😂😂. That cable dozer, yeah, I’ve actually driven one of those old buggers, probably not as old as that one, but was petrol start diesel run. We had to repair the cable control clutches, but yeah it was fun to drive. And you know Rick, there are better ways to add pinstripes to your vehicle, 😂😂😂. Cheers guys, thanks for sharing, beautiful to see.

[@gonagain]

Thanks for the info on the dozer Pilot, I knew someone could fill me in!

[@PilotMcbride]

@@gonagain Some days we'd have to crank the old bastard to get it running, 🤣🤣🤣. Kickback was a bitch. Only had raise & lower controls on the blade and ripper, tilt and slew (angle offsets) were set up manually, 🤣🤣🤣. But we dug dams and made roads with it, did its job albeit slowly, but better than doing it by hand 🤣🤣🤣. On the back shifts, if my work was up to date, I'd head down and help out dozer drivers at the coal plant if needed, driving D11 Cats. Now THAT my friend was a real hoot! Until another driver scared the crap out over me by pushing coal up behind me and pushed me into the receiving hopper and almost covered me in coal, 🤣🤣🤣. Took me a while to work out how to escape 🤣🤣🤣. Could never achieve payback though.

[@richarddaugherty8583]

Nice! Thanks for this! I'll have to add this to my list of places to visit. Reminds me a bit of a 4 day backpacking trip I did on the Escalante River, south and east of where you shot this. We started with a 10 mile hike down Harris Wash till we met the river. Going down the river canyon we kept crossing and recrossing the river, sometimes hiking down the river-course until the trail re-appeared. I remember seeing the caches up on the canon walls. Looked like enclosures of stacked rocks, not in a pile like the one you saw. I suspect the canyon floor is much lower now than it was thousands of years ago. You'd have a pretty good climb to get to one of the caches today, if you even could. I'd love to see the inside. I have fond memories of that trip. Cheers!

[@gonagain]

In some of the more remote caches they have found clay jars filled with grain. I don't know for sure that it was a grainary, but it matches others I've seen in the area.

[@richarddaugherty8583]

@@gonagain Cool! I always wondered how the food was stored. Thanks!

[@CITAP1]

One time I was out exploring forest service roads and went down one that looked interesting. Steep hill one side, steep 200 foot slope on the other, one lane. 10 % grade+. Went for it and about a mile down it around a bend was a washout. Had to back out the entire way. Good thing it was just a 85 Ford Ranger. Cool find.

[@gonagain]

It's always such a relief to get back out of those predicaments. Got stuck in the snow once with a trailer behind and nowhere to turn around. Had to do the unhitch maneuver. I hope you're out enjoying yourself!

[@CITAP1]

@@gonagain Those hiccups on the trail are where good stories are made. Plus they give you an opportunity to practice your French!

[@CITAP1]

Yes, I'm in a nice spot with a spectacular view of Mt Adams. Dalton's going to come up for a night or two. That'll be fun showing him around.

[@gonagain]

@@CITAP1 I was working under my car the other day with the grandbabies around. Took me twice as long because I had to watch my language.

[@CITAP1]

@@gonagain Ha ha ha ! Good grandpa!

[@rogermowery3048]

Lol, I love the adventure! I've done this myself. No machete for me though. 20 VDC hedge trimmer and sawsall! It seems like the first thing I always did to my new trucks was scratch them up! hahaha Happy Trails guys! Best Regards, Roger

[@gonagain]

I thought about how nice a battery sawzall would be while I was hacking away.

[@64maxpower]

Most of those branch marks will buff out. Great job backing out. Could not hurt to have a mountain bike to scout trails first

[@gonagain]

Our just sent Linda on ahead! Thanks for watching!

[@64maxpower]

@@gonagainI'm sure she is a good Scout,but if I'm the one that has to get us unstuck I'm going to be the one walking the obstacle

[@Utah_Mike]

Welcome to Utah, heat wave going on here. My guess is a mine shaft of some sort? Gotta be a reason for the concrete.

[@gonagain]

Could be because a lot of mining took place in that canyon.

[@rogerwallace1976]

Mildred MILES Dillman is my wife's great grandmother she is one of the the 9 MILES MILES. being a last name not a distance, she donated Thousands of artifacts that are now on display at BYU I have never been to the canyon. Ironicly I am one of those oil rig truck drivers 😑

[@gonagain]

This is so cool to hear! We had no idea of the history of the name.

[@russell1799]

I would of loved to see some dashcam video. Oh my little DJI drone is great for reconing the trail. I would've drove the wash! You never know if you'll make it across for sure but that life.

[@gonagain]

I couldn't get through the wash with the trailer, but my Yukon would have made it ok. Good use for a drone!

[@Cockeyed_Den8213]

Hello again Gonagain nice to see you two. I like that I may try and find this place. The cabin with the big beams in the ceiling I bet I could make a nice table out of that and maybe a cabinet. I can't get over how old the wood is and still could be used and here in Georgia it would be gone in weeks being left out in the weather. I would live there. I love stone house's I have always wanted one. The best trip I ever took was when I closed my shop for two weeks and just took off with no place in mind I only cover about 800 miles but any place that looked like no one went there I stopped and stayed the night and even if I was only on the road for an hour if I saw another place I stopped. No rush to be anywhere and nothing to do but sit and relax. I think that'll be my next trip. I am hoping with my set up that I can stay out for months with out having to stop for anything but food with 3.4 KW of power and solar to keep it charged I should be fine. We hope your tomorrow is better than your today is.

[@gonagain]

That's going to make for a really nice trip Den. No itinerary, just taking it as it comes.

[@alanosborne1947]

Didn't see Linda packin that sidearm in this video! Lol

[@shirleyhall2716]

A little paint, a little bondo, a little duck tape....🤣

[@kathybowen708]

Don't worry so much ! The brush will grow back . And this is another reason I don't travel the old Interstates . Love the canyon graffiti . This is wear TAGGING was born . Now back to your rig . This is why I don't let Kathy drive . It would be Thelma and Louise all over again ! Well , you two . Behave yourselves or it's back into time out for y'all ! Take care . Your good friend Vinny in good old Fla.

[@gonagain]

Thanks Vinny and say hi to Kathy!

[@sickman1655]

I just came across your channel. Of course I subscribed. I am headed out and that way. Really like your shoots. My wife is from Arkansas, I'm from California. We try to meet in the middle. Lol I have lung diseases and the high deserts are the only place I can breath. Thank you for your videos, very peaceful and enjoyable.

[@gonagain]

I'm glad you enjoy them. It's snowing hard here in Montana where we live and planning trips to the desert keeps us sane.

[@sickman1655]

@@gonagain lol, We are on the edge of oklahoma and arkansas. The start of the ozarks, green country, green, green, green, then some more green. Beautiful here but the air although healthier, is poison to me. Love the open sky country anyway and gives me good excuses to travel.

[@gonagain]

We drove through that area once and it's beautiful. My Lungs need the dry air too because I can't tolerate molds.

[@sickman1655]

@@gonagain after the last video I watched, just a f.y.i. We have lots and lots of snakes. Lol everwhere.

[@gonagain]

I hate snakes. Sneaky buggers.

[@ericsvalland4417]

Anyone notice the rock formation that looks like a siting dog above while Linda is walking away in the opening?

[@stephencostello1483]

You should look for the brass tags the Vin numbers I’ve seen some they’re pretty cool out in Faith South Dakota back in 90s .The Body bye Fisher tags were nice to look at . Watch out for those snakes though .

[@gonagain]

Yeah, it's snakey out there for sure! Never thought about the body tags but I'm sure they were gone by now.

[@stephencostello1483]

Gonagain treasures to be found but left alone . For another man behind me .