A BLOWN TIRE | RUNNING FROM A STORM (NOT SUCCEEDING) 😳 | RVING SOUTH DAKOTA S8 || Ep 189
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This week’s video is the continuation of a very full travel day! After our stay at the W.H. Lyons Fairgrounds and visiting Sioux Falls (here is that video if you missed it: • IS IT STILL A GOOD OPT... ), we headed off towards Badlands National Park.
On our way, we decided to finally stop at the Dignity of Fire and Sky Statue and were completely blown away, not only by this incredible piece of art, but also by the beautiful museum that is also at this rest stop! The stunning sculpture is right off of I-90 before crossing the Missouri River heading West and is definitely on our recommended stops list now!
The plan was to stay on the wall in Badlands at one of our favorite boondocking spots, but the weather was looking pretty rough, so we decided to just do a drive through of the park with the rig. These types of parks are some of our favorites, because even if you are short on time and can’t stay in the area long, you still get to experience the landscape and beauty even with your rig attached.
The incredible scenery hits you right away when you enter the park. We pulled off at the first overlook right after the park entrance to see the stunning white and orange stripes down into the many canyons of the Badlands.
The weather was supposed to hold off for a few hours, but we got nailed while still driving through the park. Thankfully, we made it through the heavy rains and wind, and the sun was shining by the time we got back out to I-90, just as Corey predicted!
Soon after leaving the Badlands, Corey had to slow down for some pieces of tire in the road, and we were able to pull over and help out a fellow Grand Design owner who was on his way to Sturgis on his first RV trip and had blown a tire. Thankfully, we had all the tools he needed to get it changed and were all back on the road in just about 15 minutes!
Our insane day ended with us pulling into Keystone, South Dakota, with a pretty spectacular view from our campsite!
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When we drove through The Badlands, we had our travel trailer hitched on the back. It was in the upper nineties and they were reconstructing the road. When the guys holding the signs on a pole that say stop on one side slow on the other had us stop, we ran back and grabbed cold pop out of our refrigerator and gave it to the workers. They must have radioed ahead because each one we came to had us stop and we got to give them cold pop. We have never seen more appreciative guys. We. enjoyed talking to them and seeing how much they appreciated the refreshments. We enjoyed the scenery as well!!
That’s amazing, you guys are awesome! On a side note, are you from Minnesota?
Haha. Or Wisconsin like my family. They all call it pop.
@@FindingOurSomeday We were from Illinois at the time. When we retired, we moved to central Indiana out in the woods, close to our Kids and grandkids. Eight years after we moved here, my wife contracted brain cancer and three months later, she passed away. That was almost ten years ago. Glad to be near family now that I am alone.
@@FindingOurSomedayomg I could not stop laughing with “are u from Minnesota” I’m a travel RN we r in last few weeks on contract here at pipestone MN.. it was never on my radar to visit MN but my gosh it’s no joke the saying Minnesota nice. We hope to be back in future. Have you gone to north shore in ur travels? As the locals call it?
I cried my heart out at this video. My sweet husband who passed May 10 this year and I stopped at the rest stop here so many times on our yearly trip to Wyoming. So many precious memories!
So sorry to hear this, I can’t even imagine how that would be 😕 I hope there was at least one tear of joy, remembering all those good years 🙏 have a great rest of your day 😊
Prayers for strength 🙏🙏 Pam and Rick from southern Ohio at Big Bear Creek family campground
How very sad! My wife started crying when she heard me read this. Please accept our deepest sympathies at your loss. Keep those precious memories alive! We're praying for the peace that passes all understanding for you and your family.
Bob and Dottie
How do you keep finding the most amazing RV videos? Way to be a roadside hero that is what RVing is all about, we help each other.
I appreciate the compliment, thank you 🙏
I love the pictures of the hometown heroes on the light posts… enjoyed your video!
I was able to see Dignity and pictures just don’t do it justice. I’m a quilter so that also made it special. Absolutely stunning!! So nice to see it again in your video. Thank you.
The back definitely reminded me of a quilt! Appreciate you watching, have a great day !
My memory of the first time I saw the Badlands is that I was in awe. I remember telling people how hard it was to focus my eyes, my loss if depth perception what with the the landscape and strata-coloring of it. Decades later and seeing it again in your video, now I think how great it is that developers will never be able to put multi-storied apartments there, with canopy covered parking, tennis courts, and a c-ment pond.
South Dakota and Wyoming: two very underrated travel destinations. Let's hope it stays that way.
If you haven’t watched Ken Burns National parks yet I think you would enjoy it “Americas best idea” it’s not necessarily about the parks themselves, but how they came to be .
Add Montana to that list.
That's public education for ya Cory...your daughers are blessed that they are home schooled. Thanks for the travels.
Glad you hear you enjoyed it! Thank you, and have a great rest of the day!
I have enjoyed watching your videos since discovering your channel in 2020, while recovering from surgery. My wife and I are residents of South Dakota and just recently visited the black hills for our 10th anniversary. We have been there many times and there is always something to discover off the beaten path. We constructed our own teardrop camper together, building from the ground up and have now traveled over 5000 miles in our “Hobo Hilton “. We are almost always the smallest camper in the campgrounds at four feet wide, four feet tall and 8 feet wide… but we can go anywhere! . A gem off the beaten path in South Dakota is palisades state park just 10 miles off the interstate outside of Sioux Falls and pipestone national monument, also only 30 minutes from interstate 90 in Minnesota. I always enjoy seeing what you’re up to next, keep up the great work!
We went to the Black Hills and Badlands in 2016 and ran into one of those thunderstorms south of Rapid City. It was something else! Corey has some money shots of the storm in the distance in that video! Have y'all considered an "It's Better Outside" calendar with Lilly's designs and Corey's photography. Perhaps Leila has photos to contribute as well? Just a thought.
It warms my heart to see how well your girls get along. As they should. Because when it all comes down to it family is all you have.
You do realize they don't show every minute of every day of their life, correct? My kids argued like all normal siblings do but even I could put together weekly 30 minute videos of them getting along. Not saying they don't get along but youtube families are no different than non-youtube families, so why act like they are?
Geez did someone lick the red off your candy cane. I'm not stupid I know siblings fight and argue. How do you know that I don't know them personally and have seen how they act around each other. You don't. @@davidwheeler7503
Y’all are awesome! Love the concern you have for others and thanks for being such a great example of what good people do 🤗
Did the whole Wall, Sturgis, Spearfish, Badlands, Keystone, Mt. Rushmore, Deadwood, Custer State Park, Needles Highway and Crazy Horse Memorial last year. Stayed in Keystone for a week. Drove truck, but really, really wished I had my Harley. Helicopter ride through the Badlands on a calm, sunny day was unbelievable!
Great video! Loved seeing all the beautiful scenery and the statue Dignity, some day I’m going to see it in person! Thank you for the history of Lewis and Clark ❤
Thank you for being good people and helping others.
There is a book called Sacajawea by Anna Lee Waldo that your family might like. The book is extensively researched and although it is a biography of Sacajawea, you easily learn about the Lewis and Clark expedition. I agree that a lot of the places we all travel to are along this famous route and the book brings them to life. I think it's great that your family loves history and learning.
Lilly, Love your glasses!!! Another beautiful video!!!! Ya'll continue to knock them out of the park!!
My first trip across I 90 was in APRIL 1978 on my way to Ellsworth AFB as a B -52 Maintenance Man (IE ) Crew Chief. When I got there I found out I have a promotion to a SNCO rank. We spent 9 years there with me retiring last day of Dec. 1985. We moved back to Indiana in July of 1987 leaving our oldest Daughter in Rapid City. She has lived there or in Great Falls, Mt. ever since. Needless to say we have burned up I 90 Going to their family events since from Indiana.
Great video. So, the men that went with Lewis and Clark were specialized military personnel that were hand-picked.
I rode to Sturgis from Miami Florida, with my best friend from Elementary school in 2017. What a Great ride. We did 6000 miles in 3 weeks. The Pilgrimage. Love it!
When I was there on the Harley several years ago,I remember all the rattlesnakes under the platforms. Enjoy the Black Hills!
One of my childhood memories from 65+/- years ago is my dad changing a flat tire on our ‘56 Chevy Nomad in the badlands in the rain.
It stormed both times while we were at the badlands. We stayed all night at Wall Drug with rain and 35 mile per hour wind all night till 2 in the afternoon. Storm came from the north. So it brought down all the smoke from Canada and it was like heavy orange fog. We drove to Rapid Cit and it was just as bad. We wanted to take a helicopter ride to see Mt Rushmore and Crazy Horse. But they were all grounded. We will have to redo that trip!
at 23:33 My Buddy and I were on a road just like that when a huge storm came in and we were in a hail storm the size of small marbles, for 2 hours. On Motorcycles!
OUCH. Memories. Love the videos. God bless
Instead of sleeping on the edge....FOS livin on the edge... Always educatonal and helpful. Boy you saw some really neat arch ways/bridges. Loved the beautiful statue. Thanks as always for a great video. Safe Travels to you.
That was a crazy storm! And the Wall is one of the top places we have stayed!
We just finished crossing SD. There is so much awesomeness to see. Spent a whole week in Custer as a base for all things on that side of the state. Heading thru NE now and on to TX. We can't wait to see the ring of fire eclipse from near Galveston. This country is amazing. Thanks for another great video.
That storm was the similar to the one we were in when driving through the loop back in early June. We didn't have our camper in tow at the time, it was up on the Wall. But we got out just in time so not to get stuck up there. Great video as always. Thank you!
We stopped in July on our way back home to Mattawa Ont. Beautiful statue. Loved the sign on the edge of the path. “Caution, poisonous snake spotted at this location “. Good way to keep folks on the path.
Can you imagine doing everything Lewis and Clark did, in modern times? Not canoes, but motorized boats! Lewis and Clark made it to Alaska, the Allen Expedition. I can't wrap my mind around it, from a "back in the day" perspective. They started to investigate the Louisiana purchase, and they went.....where didn't they go?
It's great to see how steady your truck rides with the trailer in tow. It's nice when you get your setup correct.
Be sure to explore the area between the North Unit and The South unit of the park. You can find the Wounded Knee Cemetery. Be sure to Check out the town of Interior. There is a place called Sheep Mountain Table. DO NOT enter if it has rained. The white mud is like driving on butter. High winds and thunderstorms are pretty typical in the Badlands. The beauty is, you cab see them coming right across the Prarie.
Badlands is a family favorite. We just had our 10th Annual Family Camping Extravaganza at the KOA there in June. Massive hail storm - everyone had major damage to vehicles (many were totalled by insurance) and my son and I had damage to our campers (his was totalled - mine was okay - fiberglass helped!). It was a wonderful time, but wasn't exactly cheap lol. Love that place though.
We’ve been to Sturgis twice and WILL be back!! We just LOVED riding our Harley’s in the badlands!! Those storms can really kick up fast too… we got caught in a Hailstorm near Deadwood on our bikes!!! I can not say that was fun, it hurt!!
Lewis put the first keel boat in the water in the city of Pittsburgh right where the two rivers join and make the Ohio-There is a plaque by the Pittsburgh convention center-Lewis took the river to Ohio and meet Clark where they prepared for the journey and officially started together at Camp wood outside of St Lewis-It is all very interesting 🤔
That exit is still closed down, I believe. We came through there today (9/26) & did not know about this statute. We're a few hours past her w now and I'm so sorry we missed this! We boondocked at The Wall 9/25 (with fabulous weather and a gentle breeze... not rubbing it in, LOL!) and loved it. As I write this, we're at Lewis & Clark Recreation Area in the Missouri River in Yankton SD. This is an episode near and dear to me today.
That statue is awesome! My wife came across it by accident coming home from Wisconsin. As a welder/fabricator, it was one the coolest things I've ever seen.
I think the badlands are especially meaningful for a lot of us easterners as it’s generally the first National Park you come to on your road trip out west. Boondocking there in the Buffalo gap national grasslands is still one of my favorite camping spots ever! ❤
We also had crazy weather at some point. Also 92° weather 🥵😜
Great video! 🤩
It was 100 degrees when we went through the badlands. It was smothering hot but stunning. I loved the Indian maiden. Have several pictures. Our bad weather was in Montana. Hail! Brand new truck. We were cringing
Some of those squalls are downright nasty. We had spent a couple of days just outside Rocky Mountain National Park (lots of adventures inside). Ran north out of Colorado across Wyoming on a quick run back home (just north of Portland Oregon). Had been a long day and were making time cutting across Wyoming when daylight was about to run out and my body had already run dry. Found an especially wide spot on a two lane road on which to spend the night. Kept the hybrid Ultra Light Jayco hooked to the car (Ford Explorer) but did drop the stabilizers. During supper the squall lines began blowing through. Thought for sure that they were going to take us on a cross country wind tour! Thankfully they blew themselves away by bed time. Around 2-3 am we heard a trucker pull in beside us. He did leave plenty of room so we could pull out after breakfast. It was that trip that convinced us that we needed to step up to a fifth-wheel with a larger tow vehicle!
I think Dignity is the best rest stop on the road. Love the Badlands and Wall Drugs. Great video.
You guys do such a great job! Really enjoying your channel. Stay Safe.
Thank you for saying that, have a great day😃
Our church group is in the badlands right now. Kinda neat to see this week's video come out while we are here.
Just an FYI, Fairfield and I believe Oakland Maine also do the flags on the light poles with soldiers photos on them. Love it!
You're videos are awesome by the way. Also thank you for your service Cory!
Great video gang! My wife and I must have been just a week or two ahead of y'all. There used to be an A&W stand just before you cross the Mo on 90 thirty years ago. Was a fun spot to get my cheeseburger fix and root beer float looking at the river. All summer crossing the mid-west had these crazy intense hail, rain and wind storms. Stay safe!
We were at Nomad View around the same time (during Sturgis rally), Nomad View is amazing our first time there...have a safe trip.
We did the Badlands last year in August and September and it was wonderful. I agree with you Corey, I do love that place. The Badlands were totally unfathomable, but insanely beautiful! We were sad we couldn't park on the wall as you did because it was 95° when we were there.
Hello from South Dakota! I am glad you have gotten to see our beautiful lady in Chamberlain.
👋 A very good stop, so glad we were able to stop!
I've driven across the prairie states a number of times and the incredible skyscapes always leave me breathless!
Ok you guys I was stressed out for y’all and I’m just sitting here watching on my phone. Way to go taking care of those unprepared Sturgis go-ers. Great cloud shots on the time lapse. WOW. Safe Travels Amigos 👊
FYI Traveling Robert has a playlist on CZcams where he followed the Lewis and Clark’s journey from beginning to end. Very informative!
We do the lamp posts with pictures of veterans from their hometowns, all around NJ, PA, and DE.
Oh my goodness! We were in Badlands about a week before Sturgis! What a bummer to have missed you by such a short window of time 😕
Love that we have just recently been there!! So Beautiful!!❤
another great nickerson epic journey unfolding. Thanks guys oh and Mt Rushmore looks awesome.
The scenes were absolutely beautiful. Stay safe.❤❤❤
You to, thank you 😊
Lewis and Clark Center in great falls is amazing. We have a cabin in the Lewis and Clark national forest would love to show y'all around
Sooooo many memories brought back from this episode! Thanks ya’ll! First, @2:30, first trip out, same view from Keystone, one of our twins started bouncing up & down in his car seat and was screaming; “THE FACES, THE FACES, I SEE THE FACES!” The kids got to tent camp at Flintstone Park in Custer that year. (Note: that campground is now defunct; but a VERY worn out Dino still stands guard in the trees!). We’ve made multiple trips out and just LOVE to stop at the Lewis & Clark (we call it) rest stop. Camped at BLACK Hills KOA in 22. Got great video of severe ⛈️’s that passed by. Great campground as it’s all alone…south of the park…no cell signal👌👍🏻.
Suggestion for anyone going to the Black Hills: Ya want to do the Chuck Wagon Dinner beside Palmer’s Gulch KOA. (You can find info on their website). Steak cooked to order. But the best part is their version of baked beans cooked in Dutch ovens…only thing I went back for refills on! THAT good! Cowboy singers for entertainment…simply a fantastic evening.
Again, great video and thanks for the memories!
Great video of the storm (and the other viewpoints). We have had similar hail storm experiences with out RV too. Thank you for sharing your travels.
I’ve stayed at nomad view a few times and it is a fun place. I’m in a heavy class a motorhome, so I’m not concerned about the wind there. Although two or 3 o’clock in the morning. Seems to be when the wind likes to come up.
Couple things this made me think of. First, the wall (as you keep referring to it) was the first video I watched of yours. I think it was titled "Living on the edge" and you opened it with a drone fly over. You had me right there. Second, I had a blow out on my truck while towing the RV. Weirdest thing it blew the center rubber but left the outer wall and belts in tacked. Then blew it again on a brand-new tire while towing this time the core of the valve blew out but that wasn't enough, we made it to our destination and while parking the RV the stem on the other rear tire got cut. Needless to say, all new tires and spare. Parking on the wall is at the top of my bucket list.
Before Lewis and Clark went west to St. Louis to start their trek up the Missouri River. They met across the Ohio River from Louisville, KY. The town there is called Clarksville, IN. The Clark Memorial Bridge is US Hwy 31 coming across into downtown Louisville. The East end bridge they just built a few years ago is named for Lewis and Clark as well. The Falls of the Ohio State Park has a Memorial Statue of the meeting to talk about heading west. Great video! I love when you show history. I am a big history buff.
Dignity is amazing!
Watching this vlog now but if you get a chance at some point, the Capitol Building in Pierre is a must visit!
This spring we left from our home near St. Louis took a 5 week trip to Oregon and back. We missed this stop that you featured, but saw a LOT about Lewis & Clark. So after we got home we decided to go to the museum in Hartford, IL (20 miles from our home😂) where they spent the winter preparing for the trip, gathering supplies, and building the boat before they set out. There is a replica of the boat in the museum. An amazing accomplishment.
My wife and I saw you guys in Yellowstone a couple days ago. We were at Old Faithful.
Love your videos
Thank you 🙌
Cory, we have passed over the Missouri River (I90) on two occasions on the way to the Badlands and we missed that Dignity of Earth and Sky exit both times. We boondocked on the ridge. Beautiful scenery!
Great job being a good Samaritan. I'm still in Hill City area now and it's beautiful. Looks like you guys were around in August from all the bikes I assume.
Want some real history? Follow the Oregon trail from Missouri to Oregon. So MANY place to visit, explore, experience! Love your video in South Dakota. I visit pretty often.😊
Next time you go to the Badlands, drive Highway 44 from Interior to Rapid City. Make a quick stop in Scenic, South Dakota, and stroll around town for a few minutes.
It's really a nice drive, especially when in the Cheyenne River area. I prefer it over the interstate.
We were just there a couple of weeks ago. It is beautiful there!!! Sorry we missed you!❤
Loved your video. We loved the Dignity Monument. We overnight stayed at a nearb KOA so we could see it lit up after dark. It took al hirt ost till midniht to really see it. Very emotional . Tried to upload the night photo but there is no option.😢
Wow crazy trip. Love the Home town Hero idea. We have never been to the Bad Lands, looks like we need to make that trip. Stay Safe Y'all.
Lovely video guys! And goodonya for stopping for the tire fix! We were gonna get to roll through South Dakota again this year, but then work got int the way. We had to re-route and hightail it back to the west coast.
Spectacular video. Lucky you and great job capturing it. Exciting!
I was driving from Albuquerque to Colorado Springs and I got into a huge thunderstorm and the temperature dropped from 98° to 40°. It was crazy.
We were there in June and boondocked up on the same spot, Did you notice there is now a cattle guard there where you turn in instead of having to get out and open then gate?
Just learned that there is now a liner that goes inside the tire that helps keep the vehicle from pulling toward the side of the blown tire.
Interesting, I’ll have to look it up!
We are always amazed when we come across Lewis & Clark spots and yes, there are lots! We towed through Badlands NP too. We had to skip the hikes because of our dog, but we still loved it!
Yikes on that storm! We boondocked at the dispersed area and would love to do it again, but no way in that weather!
Loved the episode. Next time your out their take a drive on The trans America Trail road that goes right thru the middle of the badlands. It's a gravel roadway. You literally drive right thru the middle and see it from a totally different perspective that you can't get from the paved road!
Another super vlog, that storm was crazy. Thanks for sharing safe travels. ❤🇬🇧
Pennsylvania and WV also has the Hero Flags … Love it.
Corey did you walk the path down to the bluff behing the big statue??? Beautiful view of the river , usually see some mule deer in tge junipers... Stafe safe kids!
We spent a few days in the Badlands back in June. It was a beautiful park! Our last night we got hit with one of those pop up storms that brought golf ball size hail and lots of damage to our truck. But, it was a wonderful trip.
Great day to take photos.
It sure was! Thanks for watching!
Great scenery, thanks for sharing.
We drove the motor home with a trailer in toe through the Bad lands and camped on the wall a few weeks ago. Pictures even video does not do it justice its so different and beautiful just Assume!! We also took the Bike and made a run through it was even better.
It’s different lol great job guys as always ❤❤❤
As a fellow New Englander... I enjoy watching your adventures and look forward in a few years going cross country myself with my rv.
Thank you! I can’t wait for you to experience it yourself!!
It’s true, the storms are always worse over the badlands. On 90 clear, just a few miles into badlands, bad.
Love your CZcams channel, have watched you for several years now! Little known fact, Lewis and Clark weren’t the first Europeans to reach the Pacific. Alexander MacKenzie was! ……….. In July of 1793, a 29-year-old Scotsman named Alexander Mackenzie, working for the fur-trapping Northwest Company, traveled this same route through what is now British Columbia. Accompanied by seven French-Canadian voyageurs, two native porters, and a dog, he eventually reached the Pacific Ocean and became the first to cross North America, beating Lewis and Clark by a good 12 years.
Suggest BOAR wheels. A huge downpour chased us out of Custer SP last time we were there in 2021.. Good times.
So sweet of you to stop and help.
I stopped there for a break and was surprised to see that there. I hadn't heard of it before we stopped there.
Thank you for sharing your adventure. Blessings
Thx for video of badlands. So awsome
Awesome, this is next on our bucket list, thanks for the tips.
Thank u n fam, I've missed you! Keep em commin👍
Love the camper parking at the various stops on the loop. I assume they do not allow overnight parking at those stops?
We camped on the wall the first weekend of September, it was 107°!
Man I wish we could have met up. I could have brought a Brisket, pork butt, ribs, tri-tip, seasonings, or whatever, and roll some smoke. (Using your Green Mountian) put our talents together and test the outcome.
Ha, you’re who I thought of while we were filming this!!