Camped in the cedars of Nevada
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We take our converted cargo trailer camper down some pretty rough roads in order to find the most interesting places to camp.
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come to Dixie…. Fuel in places is just a bit less than $3 / gallon
Great Basin Tribes: Washoe, Northern Paiute, Southern Paiute and Western Shoshone, who all feel a deep connection to the environment and all its gifts.
I’d be willing to squat there for awhile. 🏕
I like Linda’s idea – alien 👽 spacecraft has landed.
So Good to see Y'all enjoying the warmer weather south of the Idaho border. The scenery is very familiar and I'll swear I've camped in the exact same location. I'm hoping you can Wrangle more time in the High Desert of Nevada & Arizona? Many treks have been held back due to the price of fuel and we are All suffering from this bummer. I do spend more time in any one place to conserve and have made the best of it by exploring deeper into the surroundings and finding even More Goodies. Rick, Linda, are you going to make it down into Arizona this fall??? The Temps are Perfect now, and soon the campfire restrictions will be lifted. More to share and Lots to say. Keep me posted, ok. 👌
Thanks for the video and also wanted to say thanks for taking care of shoestring that’s how I found your channel😊
❤ your videos feels like traveling with old friends.
Hey you two… glad you’re out and about!
Have you ever had an unusual encounter or sighting of something unknown… a UFO or?
Please tell us about any going’s on in the far out places you go!
Cheers! Stay safe!
Great time lapse of the sunset guys. WOW!
Thanks, Rick, for this very interesting post! Beautiful scenery, thought-provoking and you and Linda's style of humor is FUN!!!! I have no idea why there seems to be an optical illusion with objects sitting out in open spaces. Kinda spooky, for sure! Enjoy your travels, stay safe and I'll see ya on the next one!!
Awesome video this time would like to see Linda do some more cooking while she’s out Boondocking would this be possible safe journeys Rick and Linda and keep those awesome videos coming, God bless😅
Rick, you spoke about your Garmin for having communication when hiking. That made me think about something I learned while boondocking in Colorado this summer (you may already know this)…if you have a cell phone with Wifi Calling capability you can make cell phone calls over your StarLink Wifi. A near by camper let me on his StarLink WiFi and I made several calls that I would have had to drive many miles to cell service to make. It worked great! Won’t help on hikes, but can be very handy in camp.
Here in Augusta Georgia today I was able to purchase gas for 2.89/gal..Our Governor has removed the state sales taxes to help keep the retiree's and working people to survive. Praise the Lord. Be blessed 🙏
Great video! I appreciate the conjecture of who, what and when, made the burrows, left the arrowhead or flakes, burned the ground, dropped the ladder out of the landing craft, 😂, etc. My folks used to take advantage of those opportunities on the trail to spin a yarn for us kids. We lived in a rock and concrete cabin with a spring fed cistern for 6 months in 1960. No electric. Dad had just gotten on the Kern County Sheriff’s Department in Mojave, CA, and the pay was poor! We had 2 propane lights, stove and fridge. We were so poor that we ate wild birds and mom bought cracked eggs from the grocer in her weekly shopping trip. He sold them very cheap to her. She fed a family of 5 on $10 a week. I have great memories of playing in the desert, pretending to be an “Indian” and hiking around. I do have to express thanks to the KCSO. Over Dad’s career the pay got better and when he retired he and Mom were blessed with medical benefits and a pension to their death. Job security was a thing!
Loved to hear the wind through the pines at that one point in your video, first time I was in the pines as a kid, it was almost scary, it is a very loud blowing sound, but it was neat and I never will forget it.
That hole looked like a badger hole, coyotes dens have more then one exit…and are in hidden areas
No question about it, it was a spacecraft, the gap in footage, when you were abducted, was a dead giveaway, LOL. Thankfully they returned you to Earth so that we can continue to enjoy your excellent and informative videos!
I enjoyed your video. I liked learning about the flake trails and trade routes. I have a curiosity about nomadic peoples.
Great video…. Thanks for sharing .
Amazing to think those flakes were made hundreds or thousands of years ago by people now long gone. What will we leave behind, plastic coke bottles?
Could have been a UFO. You guys are in Nevada. What was your proximity to Area 51? 👽👽👽
Sure is nice seeing you guys get out and share your views and find. Glad your not near "I'm on fire country " quite the stressor indeed. How lucky you are to have each other to travel and find wonder in the same things. Good fortunes to you always
Beautiful closing shot. I drove from Idaho to Virginia coast and back in my suburban camping the whole way. Not paying for hotels paid my fuel. All fuel was cheaper heading east from Idaho. It got cheaper and cheaper as I went. The way to travel now is look on gas buddy. The states that have the lowest fuel have lots of things to go see. Save the west for another year.
Love to see your adventures!
That is soo obviously an alien craft landing site. How can you even question that? And that ant mound is hiding a half consumed alien body. Duh!
Well, you are in our old stomping grounds. Large Burrows you are seeing have probably been made by Badgers then occupied by other wildlife. My husband is a retired geologist in the beautifully state Nevada and you and Linda are doing our favorite pastime. Love watching your videos. Thank you so much.
Yes I have witnessed the phenomenon you speak of. I almost got lost one time not a half mile from camp because of this and judging from afar the size of boulders. 😒
Nevada is an interesting state, but very dry and desolate. Did you get lucky at the casinos? LOL
You’re better off in the back country!
I enjoyed this episode of camped in the cedars of Nevada.
2.89 here in south La.! Towmaster 8 ply?
This is when Google Earth comes in handy. Great find!
Those black bugs creep me out every time I see one, because there's never just 1 & they fly at you… Ghwad😣
A great Hawaiian word, I'm certain you have used: 'holoholo', to travel with no destination in mind, just cruising, like a Sunday drive.
Still over $5 in Graham Wa, Not sure exactly, I haven't been able to afford to go anywhere lately.
Even the desert has its own beauty if you look!
It's probably just a matter of perspective. Try setting a beer can on the hood of your truck, walk out 50 yards and see what you think about it in comparison to the size of your truck that you are familiar with. Then set another beer can where you are standing, walk back to your truck and see what you think of it with no objects of known size to compare it to. I've been trained to be a shooter since I was a little kid being raised mostly by my grandad who was an old cowboy, US marshal for awhile and gunslinger. Then the Marines, then doing some spook work for the government and a couple stints doing private military. I can pretty much eyeball range objects out to 500 yards just by the way the muscles feel in my eyes while settling on a full 3d image with both eyes so I have never really experienced that effect. Just not having any objects of known size to compare it to in the sticks can create the illusion of it being large since it is the predominate thing catching your eye is what I suspect.
Just found your channel and I love it! Thank you! To think after 100's of years, you are the first person to touch those rock tools since they were crafted. Awesome sauce.
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I’ll be heading back up north to Ely and the Elko in the next two weeks! Maybe I will see you two up there?
Not a lot of turnouts on that road.
Where you camped, there's a fire ring. Hard to believe anyone would have a fire out there. Is it not as dangerous as it appears?
Your hat. Love it. Who makes it?
The size question, I would think it has to do with light reflection. Do darker/non reflective objects also appear larger?
Great video. Thx.
Paid 3.15 for gas in FL panhandle. Thanks for the update!
I enjoyed the video. Here in Longview Texas gas was $2.87 at Sam’s Wholesale today. Walmart was $2.89. Safe travels Rick and Linda.
very good content, thank you
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The wholes look like Bager dens. Their pretty aggressive.
Interesting landscape. None of that up here and the lightly forested area you camped at, was very zen. Nice watch on a Friday evening. I've seen a few Lake Mead videos early this summer and so how far were you from there? Cheers from Ontario..