Great video so far and I'm only 44 minutes in. I had to pause and comment when I saw your son smiling--a true heart warming moment. There is nothing happier than a smiling child nor as beautiful as a smiling woman. God Bless, be safe.
This is by far the best channel on here. Well written, great focus on friends and families. The cinematography is on par with any of the big networks. Thank you!
man idk how you do it, but I just wanna thank you for sharing these videos and remind me to appreciate every day how fortunate I'm to live in this amazing country
Hello from Norway. I would like to tell that you are making incredible videos that I rather would call movies with travel depictions in magnificent nature, incredibly good historical updates, the calm and good story teller, and the good editing of the movie. I shoud of course have been a patriot, but it's very long time since I could look at your movies and it's not often I'm able to follow your movies after I was disabled from the corona vaccine, but I would like to send my big thanks to you for this fantastic movie. Thanks.
Really enjoyed watching the movie, but your son stole the show. He was so happy 😂. So Beautiful and Sad to see people are not cleaning up after themselves 😡
Hey y’all When you get to those barb wire fence gates!! The little wood pole that is hanging there with piece of wire on it , just stick it around the gate side post and pull or push with it then hook the top wire back over the post top !! Helps with the tension on the gate 👍👍
I love that you take your little one out like that for the long trips, that must be a really exciting and a really awesome time, not to mention amazing family bonding time. You have great videos, and i love being able to watch them. The Overland community of YT'ers are the best, same as the community. Keep safe, and as always, great videos.
Regarding the dust on the rear of the vehicle. I’ve used an 18 volt blower for years now. Blowing off the tent or the rear of the truck, even the interior of the tent. My buddies would make fun of me. Now they all carry one. I also run a small air line off of the OBA system to blow the interior from time to time.
Y'all have onboard air... An air chuck would make short work of blowing all that dust off. Granted, it would just be airborne again. LOL, amazing work Rob. If there were YT awards, this one would be a top nominee.
@@RevereOverland I've always said, on the 8th day, God made air. And mechanics were happy. Lol, this is really good. Really digging how you've made it a feature film. Such incredible footage 😁
I just came across this channel this morning. It seems extremely informative and inspiring. Especially since I drive a 17 tundra. I haven't watched this video yet, but I'm about to go down to my living room and watch it on my tv. Thank you for the content.
At 9:50 the shot of the mountains in the background was fantastic, completely blew me away and I'm from Nevada. Using the word majestic for that view would be an understatement. Me again, at around 1:12:50 in the rocks so to speak, did you ever worry about those small sharp rocks sticking up I call them tire poppers. Nevada is famous for those little devils.
I got AAA Plus membership since year 2000 and my wife joined to mine recently. It offers 100-mile free towing, and you need to be mostly on paved roads. Highly recommended for those who travel a lot or even dally commuters.
Sensational vids guys. I lived in PNW for 10 years in the 70s and 80s and you've seen more in one trip than I saw my entire time there! Thanks for sharing!
Very, very nice. It was nice to see a variety of places and to have some others along with you for a change. It's also a very cool way to introduce a young person to nature. Well done!!!
Well done. The narration, storytelling, and cinematography in this video are top-notch! I've never been overlanding before but after watching this I definitely want to give it a go. God bless!
The piece of wood that is hanging down wired to the gate is how you tension the gate to put the wire loop over the post . You use it as a leaver it only takes one person to close the gate .
But don’t worry on a cattle property I worked on in Australia some university students actually undid all the wires drove through then reattached all the wires because they didn’t have the strength to open it .
Absolutely breathtaking country indeed. Im in South Africa Cape Town and it cant compare. Has anyone noticed at 1:41:31 the bear running away from the trucks?
Another great video. Your narration and videography makes these so enjoyable to watch. Now, about the Jeep thing, I've owned a couple and although they were fun and great off road they were neither reliable nor rugged. Thats why I've been driving Toyotas for more than 3 decades. Thanks again for sharing.
Overlanding tip of the decade....spend $15.00 on a full length shovel from Lowes or Home Depot to use when you really have to move some material. Besides moving over ten times the material compared to those cute little folding shovels for the same effort, it will protect your back to keep you from actually injuring yourself during an epic journey such as this. Beautifully done job on the cinematography!!
I have nowhere to put a full length shovel, but I did just get the Ironman 4x4 shovel. It's a little more expensive, but it's full size once assembled.
To remind me of the one morning of all when I woke up in Monterey CA with sunshine and no fog. Ever after you could not see the beautiful landscape, so don't let me live there.
As your about to release the boomerang flick your wrist hard so it spins faster that way the aero dynamics take effect and if done right it may with practice return to you there's a skill involved I haven't used them since I was a child I'm no aboriginal but I'm a Aussie from Tasmania if available 2 wooden school rulers tied or glued together in a x shape when glued in the centre will do the same thing it's a different type of boomerang good luck
I'm glad for the manufacturer of this huge tent that you did not show yourself Turking in the wet loose ends and trying to get it all under the top cover. I will never have a family so big as they need that tent... I'll have to look back and find the title public company ohh the great one you had two years ago.
You have been blessed by god with a beautiful family and the means to enjoy this wonderful life. Continue your great work, of im ever out west man ill tag you. God bless my good man.
I am really enjoying your movie. I am sorry you encountered trash in my home state of Washington. The Olympic Peninsula is gorgeous and doesn’t need garbage strewn about. My favorite part was your Idaho journey as some of the roads are familiar in the Lemhi Mts. It is especially encouraging to see a Tundra as we have a Ford F250 and may attempt some of these roads like Horseheaven Pass. Do you have any gps coordinates or route info for us?
Bom dia hoje 09/06/2024 estamos reunidos com os amigos para acompanhar los nessa jornada. Exelente qualidade e foco de video, imagem perfeita de tirar o fôlego, abraço.
I searched for several months for my 23 TRD Off Road, Double Cab, 6’ bed with the Premium and Technology pkgs. I wanted either White, Barcelona Red or Lunar Rock. Mine is Ice Cap White. My wife asked me if it would have been any other color than what I wanted, would I have bought it. I told her, Absolutely NOT. I’m so sick and tired of the 1990 Gloomy Grey, Chocking Charcoal Grey or Death Black vehicles that I can SCREAM.
Oh my God, dust in back of your truck. My 40 foot diesel pusher was pretty dust free you might wanna try one of those😂 I’m just giving you a hard time I love the video great storytelling and time lapse photography, pretty cool ✌️
It looks like, but I'm not 100% sure, did you go check out the wynoochee basin while in the Olympics? At 2:04:11 - I think I know that exact spot! It is a super special area! There are a few hidden secrets there that are just amazing! It is a forest like nothing else! And some pretty amazing history.
We didn't, but we have friends in the area who will happily show us around! We didn't find many spots that were any more than pullouts on the side of the road.
Forget most of the great shots of the truck in motion-- you are the drone man of the West that is where I come to look at what's really out there from my location I can't possibly get to--- Rrone height is your strength, no not even the sunsets. There should be a professional photographers license to get real Rdrone operators/photographers to get up above national no fly areas. Blister pack $5 drones have just about ruined the overreaction from government regulators.
I have the gentleman version of the Toyota pickup. Thailand people love to call them the Hilux. Power steering, air condition, and automatic transmission. I got it in 2000 which was the last year of the popular silver paint job all vehicles had that year and prior. Things turned to white after that And still running white in the showrooms. Mine only knows paving but has run like a truck since I got it and that's even with Thailand drivers in it or near it. Thailand traditional politeness does not extend to the road. An ambulance with siren blazing does not get a pull over for passing. It took a few months for my American anger style to dissipate on the road and during that time I clipped a couple of mini bus drivers trying to take my lane. My Thai wife taught me that's a guy pulling ahead is probably going to visit someone in the hospital, so her forgiving nature taught me to just calm down and let Thailand flow...... Which lt does with one of the biggest highway death rates in the world. We don't have challenging routes to do Backcountry trip because all of our routes are challenging. Loading the family and kids up for a drive is not popular, but when you see Papa and Mama balancing selves and their four children on one motorbike, you know that excusing and tolerance is a big part of life here. I knew I wanted a Toyota pickup as soon as I saw those Middle Eastern toyotas running 50 caliber in the back and decades of survival on them. Nevertheless, I would still be frustrated to have a vehicle that could not take me through the snow seen here. Well, at least my Toyota takes, you know, over curbs, no realignment needed!
definitely the roads less traveled.... It's a shame some of the roads were closed. Having lived in Idaho, i can tell you that most of the locals carry a chainsaw for just that exact reason!
I grew up around that area. I’ve made it over the top in vehicles such as a Hyundai Elantra, Mini Cooper-s, and most helpful, a Ford explorer sport. It’s clear these guys don’t know how to drive in the snow. They’re scared off by like 6 inches. That’s a shame as their rig is awesome. You DO NOT need a fancy rig to tour the sierraNevadas, or any high altitude spot in the states. You need common sense and cable chains for most awd or 4x4 vehicles. Also add nylon spike additions or make your own. This works well in snow, ice and mud. Carry “trax” with you. An addition you don’t need but if you haven’t grown up in harsh conditions-get rated recovery points on the front and back of your car.at the very minimum, get tow straps and a rated bar. You don’t need a 4x4 to get there. Dudes are dumb. No mater where you’re at tho, tell someone where you are. Practice if you’re not use to snow.
You’re an idiot if you think you could make it through that snow in a Hyundai Elantra 😂 It’s even worse that you’re acting like an expert, then suggest chains for deep spring snow. You’ll dig the wheels down in seconds and then be very stuck on the vehicle’s belly. Literally the worst thing you can do in anything more than a few inches of compacted snow.
Great video so far and I'm only 44 minutes in. I had to pause and comment when I saw your son smiling--a true heart warming moment. There is nothing happier than a smiling child nor as beautiful as a smiling woman.
God Bless, be safe.
Nothing like the innocent smiles and laughter of a child.
This is by far the best channel on here. Well written, great focus on friends and families. The cinematography is on par with any of the big networks.
Thank you!
I love when you show the Milky Way beautiful photography as usual
Thanks! Those are some of my favorite time lapses to do
Guys this was so high quality. Deserves Ms of views. Great trip and editing.
Thank you!
man idk how you do it, but I just wanna thank you for sharing these videos and remind me to appreciate every day how fortunate I'm to live in this amazing country
Hello from Norway. I would like to tell that you are making incredible videos that I rather would call movies with travel depictions in magnificent nature, incredibly good historical updates, the calm and good story teller, and the good editing of the movie. I shoud of course have been a patriot, but it's very long time since I could look at your movies and it's not often I'm able to follow your movies after I was disabled from the corona vaccine, but I would like to send my big thanks to you for this fantastic movie. Thanks.
3hr flight and a 3 hour video. Let’s get it
Perfect timing!
Foolish you could have watched it 10 times if you would have overlanded instead of flying 😂✌️
What a crazy year of exploring. Fantastic film. I especially enjoyed the shots of that Will guy and Idaho. Go figure.
He's ok, but only because he shared his Blanton's.
I love the video and that you're having your wife and kid involved! I love going Offroad with my wife and two young boys (7&5)
It's so much more fun with the wife and kid!
Really enjoyed watching the movie, but your son stole the show. He was so happy 😂. So Beautiful and Sad to see people are not cleaning up after themselves 😡
Hey y’all
When you get to those barb wire fence gates!!
The little wood pole that is hanging there with piece of wire on it , just stick it around the gate side post and pull or push with it then hook the top wire back over the post top !!
Helps with the tension on the gate 👍👍
Watching Part 2 now and we’re truly enjoying the amazing drone shots and music. Also, thanks for including the historical facts. 🇺🇸🌵🐎
Awesome! Thank you!
Yay‼️. THE HAPPIEST little boy. 😁✅️
I love that you take your little one out like that for the long trips, that must be a really exciting and a really awesome time, not to mention amazing family bonding time. You have great videos, and i love being able to watch them. The Overland community of YT'ers are the best, same as the community. Keep safe, and as always, great videos.
Regarding the dust on the rear of the vehicle. I’ve used an 18 volt blower for years now. Blowing off the tent or the rear of the truck, even the interior of the tent. My buddies would make fun of me. Now they all carry one. I also run a small air line off of the OBA system to blow the interior from time to time.
I really appreciate you sharing the reality of overlanding - closed, blocked and flooded roads. Carry on!
Thanks! Not every trip goes to plan!
Yet another awesome video, thanks for sharing! Nice to see a family having fun outside.
Y'all have onboard air... An air chuck would make short work of blowing all that dust off. Granted, it would just be airborne again. LOL, amazing work Rob. If there were YT awards, this one would be a top nominee.
Thanks! I actually bought an air chuck when we got the filters!
@@RevereOverland I've always said, on the 8th day, God made air. And mechanics were happy. Lol, this is really good. Really digging how you've made it a feature film. Such incredible footage 😁
I just came across this channel this morning. It seems extremely informative and inspiring. Especially since I drive a 17 tundra. I haven't watched this video yet, but I'm about to go down to my living room and watch it on my tv. Thank you for the content.
It was Heart warming to see you and you family on adventure. Baby picture so cute.
At 9:50 the shot of the mountains in the background was fantastic, completely blew me away and I'm from Nevada. Using the word majestic for that view would be an understatement.
Me again, at around 1:12:50 in the rocks so to speak, did you ever worry about those small sharp rocks sticking up I call them tire poppers. Nevada is famous for those little devils.
I got AAA Plus membership since year 2000 and my wife joined to mine recently. It offers 100-mile free towing, and you need to be mostly on paved roads. Highly recommended for those who travel a lot or even dally commuters.
Another great overland movie. First one got 2 million views if I remember right. Hope you get that on this one.
I hope so!
So nice to sit back and relax watching this entire video series. Your drone work and editing is amazing! Hope you had a great Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving! Hope yours was great too
Currently driving a Hilux in Ireland looking forward to seeing the tundra in action ❤️
Congratulations on 100k subs. Your son’s smile and obvious Joy brightens my day.
The long awaited Sequel
Let’s hope it does as well as the original!
Sensational vids guys. I lived in PNW for 10 years in the 70s and 80s and you've seen more in one trip than I saw my entire time there! Thanks for sharing!
1:46 area is some of the most epic scenery on any overland channel! Awesome job!
Very, very nice. It was nice to see a variety of places and to have some others along with you for a change. It's also a very cool way to introduce a young person to nature. Well done!!!
Well done. The narration, storytelling, and cinematography in this video are top-notch!
I've never been overlanding before but after watching this I definitely want to give it a go.
God bless!
Great watch from Ireland…. Waiting on our visa to return to oz another 4x4 paradise
What an absolute pleasure it is to watch your videos!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
Very cool!! What a great adventure!
The energy of shooting and editing is just wow, keep it up 👍
The piece of wood that is hanging down wired to the gate is how you tension the gate to put the wire loop over the post . You use it as a leaver it only takes one person to close the gate .
That wood make life easier!
See what I did there?
But don’t worry on a cattle property I worked on in Australia some university students actually undid all the wires drove through then reattached all the wires because they didn’t have the strength to open it .
Beautiful Scenes ! Thanks for all the footage you create in your movies. You have some great guests join you too.
Absolutely breathtaking country indeed. Im in South Africa Cape Town and it cant compare. Has anyone noticed at 1:41:31 the bear running away from the trucks?
Slow mo sending. Yes!
Another great video. Your narration and videography makes these so enjoyable to watch. Now, about the Jeep thing, I've owned a couple and although they were fun and great off road they were neither reliable nor rugged. Thats why I've been driving Toyotas for more than 3 decades. Thanks again for sharing.
Thanks! Toyota is definitely my favorite, even though our Jeep is far more capable off road.
Lost river range was my favorite
It was my favorite scenery, although we had most fun on the Mojave Road!
your child so adorable
Thank you! I think so too, but I might be a little biased.
Overlanding tip of the decade....spend $15.00 on a full length shovel from Lowes or Home Depot to use when you really have to move some material. Besides moving over ten times the material compared to those cute little folding shovels for the same effort, it will protect your back to keep you from actually injuring yourself during an epic journey such as this.
Beautifully done job on the cinematography!!
I have nowhere to put a full length shovel, but I did just get the Ironman 4x4 shovel. It's a little more expensive, but it's full size once assembled.
What a perfect end to a Thanksgiving weekend!
Dude, this channel is amazing, cant wait for more of these movies. This is something I would love to do with my family!
He jose, it's me Flynn. Just wanted to drop you a line..having a rough life these days but staying in a good vibration and pushing on. Miss you man
To remind me of the one morning of all when I woke up in Monterey CA with sunshine and no fog. Ever after you could not see the beautiful landscape, so don't let me live there.
Amazing work, really first-rate quality, narrative, production and editing. Wow. Great stuff.
I'm so glad I stumbled on to this video. Thanks for sharing!
You're welcome!
That was actually really entertaining!
Absolutely insane production by you. Thank you for providing us with this incredible adventure.
Rob you did it again you got the best Overland movies out there great job great job great job
As your about to release the boomerang flick your wrist hard so it spins faster that way the aero dynamics take effect and if done right it may with practice return to you there's a skill involved I haven't used them since I was a child I'm no aboriginal but I'm a Aussie from Tasmania if available 2 wooden school rulers tied or glued together in a x shape when glued in the centre will do the same thing it's a different type of boomerang good luck
I'm glad for the manufacturer of this huge tent that you did not show yourself Turking in the wet loose ends and trying to get it all under the top cover. I will never have a family so big as they need that tent... I'll have to look back and find the title public company ohh the great one you had two years ago.
Absolutely beautiful scenery
When I complete my truck I would live to follow you on these adventures. Incredible job
Excellent video boys!
Mycket härligt tugg! Bra avsnitt.
Hello from Los Angeles brother
Love the channel it’s one of my favorite
You got a beautiful family brother God bless 🙏👍
Damn bro. Inspiring.
Great videos. The baby laughing is the sweetest part
Thanks!
You have been blessed by god with a beautiful family and the means to enjoy this wonderful life. Continue your great work, of im ever out west man ill tag you. God bless my good man.
Saya dari Indonesia sangat berkesan dengan vidio anda, perjalanan petualangan yang luar biasa
Movie or video just amazing the scenes, signatography and the baby is so cute 😊
This is gonna be a good one!
I hope so… lol
Ahh, nothing like the Nevada desert. Well, maybe the Mojave. So good. Lucky man.
Great video
Awesome video. Thanks. Your child is such a little cutie! What a smile.
Don't be such a jeep hater. 😂
Very cool video
I am really enjoying your movie. I am sorry you encountered trash in my home state of Washington. The Olympic Peninsula is gorgeous and doesn’t need garbage strewn about. My favorite part was your Idaho journey as some of the roads are familiar in the Lemhi Mts. It is especially encouraging to see a Tundra as we have a Ford F250 and may attempt some of these roads like Horseheaven Pass. Do you have any gps coordinates or route info for us?
I love your content. Thank you for sharing it. 🏆🙏🏽
Bom dia hoje 09/06/2024 estamos reunidos com os amigos para acompanhar los nessa jornada.
Exelente qualidade e foco de video, imagem perfeita de tirar o fôlego, abraço.
I searched for several months for my 23 TRD Off Road, Double Cab, 6’ bed with the Premium and Technology pkgs.
I wanted either White, Barcelona Red or Lunar Rock.
Mine is Ice Cap White. My wife asked me if it would have been any other color than what I wanted, would I have bought it.
I told her, Absolutely NOT.
I’m so sick and tired of the 1990 Gloomy Grey, Chocking Charcoal Grey or Death Black vehicles that I can SCREAM.
Absolutely love your videos! Thank yoou so much for the wonderful entertainment!
Amazing Review ❤
Thanks! I am trying to get into making these types of videos and I know how much work you have to put into it. Keep up the good work!
Thank you!
Did anyone see the Bear running up the hill at 1:41:31 ? Very cool seeing how connected to nature this channel is.
Oh my God, dust in back of your truck. My 40 foot diesel pusher was pretty dust free you might wanna try one of those😂 I’m just giving you a hard time I love the video great storytelling and time lapse photography, pretty cool ✌️
Nice Video - thanks! So that Jeep has no "pre-cyclone"? Sick!
It does now! He ordered one after he got back
So very beautiful and I have been through here and many of the same places you've been I live in Utah
1:41:30 Could that be a bear?
It certainly is!
Good eye! Thanks for the time stamp as I went back to see it.
Nice. Wish i couldhave brought my 23 access Tacoma
Piękna podróż!
At the 1:41:33 time frame, there is a black bear running up the hill to the right of the road. Did anyone else see it?
It's a very quick glimpse that I didn't see for ages!
Blanton's...fine whiskey 😋
It's some good stuff, although I'll stick with my Eagle Rare!
@@RevereOverland I'll have to try that one
Great vid! Extraordinary scenery 👌
It looks like, but I'm not 100% sure, did you go check out the wynoochee basin while in the Olympics? At 2:04:11 - I think I know that exact spot! It is a super special area! There are a few hidden secrets there that are just amazing! It is a forest like nothing else! And some pretty amazing history.
You can actually camp almost anywhere you find a spot in the forest. It is all dispersed
We didn't, but we have friends in the area who will happily show us around!
We didn't find many spots that were any more than pullouts on the side of the road.
Incredible video! Hope you and yours had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Thanks! Happy Thanksgiving to you!
Forget most of the great shots of the truck in motion-- you are the drone man of the West that is where I come to look at what's really out there from my location I can't possibly get to--- Rrone height is your strength, no not even the sunsets. There should be a professional photographers license to get real Rdrone operators/photographers to get up above national no fly areas. Blister pack $5 drones have just about ruined the overreaction from government regulators.
So inspiring thanks for sharing
Outstanding ❤❤❤
I have the gentleman version of the Toyota pickup. Thailand people love to call them the Hilux. Power steering, air condition, and automatic transmission. I got it in 2000 which was the last year of the popular silver paint job all vehicles had that year and prior. Things turned to white after that And still running white in the showrooms. Mine only knows paving but has run like a truck since I got it and that's even with Thailand drivers in it or near it.
Thailand traditional politeness does not extend to the road. An ambulance with siren blazing does not get a pull over for passing. It took a few months for my American anger style to dissipate on the road and during that time I clipped a couple of mini bus drivers trying to take my lane. My Thai wife taught me that's a guy pulling ahead is probably going to visit someone in the hospital, so her forgiving nature taught me to just calm down and let Thailand flow...... Which lt does with one of the biggest highway death rates in the world.
We don't have challenging routes to do Backcountry trip because all of our routes are challenging. Loading the family and kids up for a drive is not popular, but when you see Papa and Mama balancing selves and their four children on one motorbike, you know that excusing and tolerance is a big part of life here.
I knew I wanted a Toyota pickup as soon as I saw those Middle Eastern toyotas running 50 caliber in the back and decades of survival on them. Nevertheless, I would still be frustrated to have a vehicle that could not take me through the snow seen here. Well, at least my Toyota takes, you know, over curbs, no realignment needed!
definitely the roads less traveled.... It's a shame some of the roads were closed. Having lived in Idaho, i can tell you that most of the locals carry a chainsaw for just that exact reason!
Inspirational as always.
Your baby is adorable
The little guy is the rock star here..
Just wait, until the boy learns to say "are we there yet?"
I grew up around that area. I’ve made it over the top in vehicles such as a Hyundai Elantra, Mini Cooper-s, and most helpful, a Ford explorer sport. It’s clear these guys don’t know how to drive in the snow. They’re scared off by like 6 inches. That’s a shame as their rig is awesome. You DO NOT need a fancy rig to tour the sierraNevadas, or any high altitude spot in the states. You need common sense and cable chains for most awd or 4x4 vehicles. Also add nylon spike additions or make your own. This works well in snow, ice and mud. Carry “trax” with you. An addition you don’t need but if you haven’t grown up in harsh conditions-get rated recovery points on the front and back of your car.at the very minimum, get tow straps and a rated bar. You don’t need a 4x4 to get there. Dudes are dumb. No mater where you’re at tho, tell someone where you are. Practice if you’re not use to snow.
You’re an idiot if you think you could make it through that snow in a Hyundai Elantra 😂
It’s even worse that you’re acting like an expert, then suggest chains for deep spring snow. You’ll dig the wheels down in seconds and then be very stuck on the vehicle’s belly. Literally the worst thing you can do in anything more than a few inches of compacted snow.
Awesome vid…..