Showing posts with label Back Roads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Back Roads. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Riding the High Desert Winnemucca, Nevada Part 2 of 2
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Saturday, April 18, 2020
Riding the High Desert Winnemucca, Nevada Part 1 of 2
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Saturday, October 12, 2019
Riding the Beach in the Kawasaki Teryx 4 Seater
Ride along with us on a beautiful beach ride on the Beautiful Oregon Coast, Dune City, Oregon.
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Riding the Dunes, Dune City, Oregon
While on our Six month Journey camping from Florida to the Great North
West and back we came upon Dune City, Oregon. If you have never had the
chance to ride the Dunes you don’t know what your missing. Come along
and we will take you on a Fantastic ride.
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A Winter Wonderland in May, Dayton Wyoming
A beautiful drive through the Big Horn Mountains in May. Snow covered mountains down to the rolling foothills, Dayton Wyoming.
Black Hills, Back Roads, South Dakota
This video will take you on a tour of the Back Roads of the Black Black
Hills South, Dakota. You will see lots of wildlife, Old Mines, Hill City
South, Dakota, Lead South, Dakota, Galena South, Dakota and Deadwood
South Dakota. Hope you enjoy the video, Thanks for watching.
Beautiful McMinn County, Tennessee (Back Roads)
This video is about some of the
Beautiful areas of McMinn County Tennessee around Lamontville. Please
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Music: Spring In My Step-Silent Partner
Music: Spring In My Step-Silent Partner
Fall Creek Falls State Park, Spencer, Tennessee
Fall Creek Falls State Park is one of Tennessee’s largest and most visited state parks.
Laced with cascades, gorges, waterfalls, streams, lush stands of virgin hardwood timber and suspension bridges. Waterfalls within the park include Piney Falls, Cane Creek Falls and Cane Creek Cascades. It has 222 campsites and more than 56 miles of trails that can be explored.
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music: I’m Happy For This Guitar by Freedom Trail Studio
Laced with cascades, gorges, waterfalls, streams, lush stands of virgin hardwood timber and suspension bridges. Waterfalls within the park include Piney Falls, Cane Creek Falls and Cane Creek Cascades. It has 222 campsites and more than 56 miles of trails that can be explored.
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music: I’m Happy For This Guitar by Freedom Trail Studio
Testing the New GoPro 7 Black at Dixon Springs State Park, Golconda, Illinois
I’m testing the New GoPro 7 Black on location at Dixon Springs State
Park, Golconda, Illinois. Were on a 6 month Journey, Camping from
Florida to the Great North West and back. This video is edited without
any kind of Stabilization, leave me a message on what you think about
the stability and clarity of the video, Thanks, Hope you will follow
along on our Journey. Please Subscribe, Like and Share if you like our
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Tallulah Gorge State Park,Tallulah, Georgia
WOW!!!! What beautiful scenery in North Georgia. Camped at the Tallulah
Gorge State Park and visited the north rim of the Tallulah Gorge. Look
close on the river and you might recognize some of the river scenes
where they filmed the movie Deliverance starting Burt Reynolds.
Beautiful scenery well worth the time.
music:
Sunny Looks Good On You by Midnight North
music:
Sunny Looks Good On You by Midnight North
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Magnolia Springs State Park, Millen, Georgia. Short Version
Beautiful Magnolia Springs State Park consists of 1,070 acres, with a
spring and lake with lots of turtles, fish and alligators. Has miles of
hiking trails. Campsites are all nice, not to close together. Beautiful
lake which is great for fishing. Music by Music Alyssa by The Mini
Vandals (for more information on Beautiful Magnolia Springs State Park
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Magnolia Springs State Park, Millen, Georgia. Long Version
Beautiful Magnolia Springs State Park consists of 1,070 acres, with a
spring and lake with lots of turtles, fish and alligators. Has miles of
hiking trails. Campsites are all nice, not to close together. Beautiful
lake which is great for fishing. (for more information on Beautiful
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Petroglyphs and Fly Fishing along the Beautiful San Juan River, New Mexico
While camping at the beautiful Cottonwood State Park on the banks of
the beautiful San Juan River, New, Mexico, I thought I would show you
the beautiful Thousands of year old Petroglyphs that not many people no
about. After that i’ll show you more of the beautiful San Juan River and
people Fly Fishing and even me giving it a try. In one video clip I put
the camera under the water just to show you what it looks like from the
fish’s view.
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Cottonwood State Park on the Beautiful San Juan River, New, Mexico
On our Journey through Colorado we ended up in New Mexico at the
Cottonwood State Park on the Beautiful San Juan River. If your into
trout fishing then this is the place for you. Cottonwood is a beautiful
Campground within 100 yards from the banks of the San Juan River with
water and electric at 14 dollars a night you can’t go wrong. 7 dollars
per night if your over 65 or a veteran. The San Juan is known as
probably one of the best Trout Streams in the USA. In this video you
will see Parts of the river, the campground and me cooking Fried Rice on
a Swedish Fire Torch. We hope you like the video. Thanks for Watching.
Part 2 we will be showing you lots more of the river and 2 to 3 thousand
year old Petroglyphs.
Here’s something you don’t see everyday.
During our recent travel through Colorado we ran across one of these. Looks like it’s still in operation. Montrose, Colorado.




Museum of the Mountain West, Montrose, Colorado
While camping in Montrose, Colorado we decided to visit the Museum of
the Mountain West, Montrose, Colorado. It is probably the best Western
Museum that we have ever visited. If your ever in the area I highly
recommend you check it out, I think you will be glad you did.
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Silverton, Colorado, Steam Engine Locomotive arrives with guest from Durango, Colorado
While camping in Ouray Colorado we did a day trip across the Million Dollar Highway to the town of Silverton Colorado.
In this video we will be taking you to Silverton, Colorado an Old Wild West Mining Town, population 629 in 2013. Silverton is one of the highest towns in the United States, at 9,318 feet (2,836 m) above sea level. ( Silver by the Ton ) Silverton supposedly got it’s name from hauling Tons of Silver from the mines around it.
First you will see the Old Narrow Gauge Railroad, Steam Engine arriving with guest from Durango, Colorado.
Then we will take you inside the Old Jail which is a museum now. I love visiting Old Jails and Prisons but there kind of Creepy to me. Message me and let me know if you feel the same.
Then we will take you on one of the best underground mining tours, which is now a Museum that you have ever seen. Two thumbs up for the town of Silverton and everyone else involved for doing such a great job at preserving the History.
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In this video we will be taking you to Silverton, Colorado an Old Wild West Mining Town, population 629 in 2013. Silverton is one of the highest towns in the United States, at 9,318 feet (2,836 m) above sea level. ( Silver by the Ton ) Silverton supposedly got it’s name from hauling Tons of Silver from the mines around it.
First you will see the Old Narrow Gauge Railroad, Steam Engine arriving with guest from Durango, Colorado.
Then we will take you inside the Old Jail which is a museum now. I love visiting Old Jails and Prisons but there kind of Creepy to me. Message me and let me know if you feel the same.
Then we will take you on one of the best underground mining tours, which is now a Museum that you have ever seen. Two thumbs up for the town of Silverton and everyone else involved for doing such a great job at preserving the History.
We really hope you enjoy the video if so, Please Subscribe and Share with your friends and don’t forget to watch in HD.
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Silverton, Colorado, Old Jail, Mining Museum and the Infamous Blair Street
Come join us on another Day Trip while camping out in Ouray Colorado. We
will be visiting Silverton, Colorado the Old Jail the Old Mining Museum
and the Infamous Blair Street. Get a feel of the hard and rough times
the people had back then. Hope your enjoying our journey if so please
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Photos Put into Video Format of the Million Dollar Highway, Colorado
A short video using the photos taken on our Road Trip along the Million Dollar Highway between Ouray and Silverton, Colorado.
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Ouray Colorado to Silverton Colorado along the Million Dollar Highway
We will take you on a five minute road trip between Ouray, Colorado and
Silverton, Colorado along the Million Dollar Highway. We took this day
trip while camping out at the Ouray RV Park and Cabins. You will see old
mine shafts that date back to the 1800’s Tailings from the old mines.
Miners houses and some very beautiful country.
The Switzerland of America – along the back roads and Scenic Byways: you can see vistas where old Hollywood westerns were filmed and explore high country ghost towns that were once booming mining cities. Ouray is also known as “The Jeeping Capital of the World.” Regardless of the season or the purpose of your visit, a trip to the famous, sulfur-free Ouray Hot Springs Pool is always a treat. With nearly one-million gallons of naturally heated water from deep in the earth, the hot springs pool has been a soothing destination for generations.
The Million Dollar Highway delivers jaw-dropping vista after vista. It was cut from the side of the mountain and became know as the “Million Dollar Highway”. It’s one of the most scenic drives in the USA. There are several legends, though, including that it cost a million dollars a mile to build it, this is in the 1800’s and that its fill dirt contains a million dollars in gold ore.
Silverton is where the video ends, a video on Silverton coming soon.
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The Switzerland of America – along the back roads and Scenic Byways: you can see vistas where old Hollywood westerns were filmed and explore high country ghost towns that were once booming mining cities. Ouray is also known as “The Jeeping Capital of the World.” Regardless of the season or the purpose of your visit, a trip to the famous, sulfur-free Ouray Hot Springs Pool is always a treat. With nearly one-million gallons of naturally heated water from deep in the earth, the hot springs pool has been a soothing destination for generations.
The Million Dollar Highway delivers jaw-dropping vista after vista. It was cut from the side of the mountain and became know as the “Million Dollar Highway”. It’s one of the most scenic drives in the USA. There are several legends, though, including that it cost a million dollars a mile to build it, this is in the 1800’s and that its fill dirt contains a million dollars in gold ore.
Silverton is where the video ends, a video on Silverton coming soon.
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