Great video! I visited a wood carving studio in Custer, SD, just picture wall to wall finely carved duck decoys, I bought one for Mom and Dad. Nebraska is a special place, my mother lived in Nebraska a few months as a teenager when my grandfather was installing telephone lines in the area in the early 1950's in Osh Kosh, NB., her church held a bye-bye party the night before they moved on to my grandfather's next line job, lovely people in Nebraska! She said that's the first-time snow boots/over shoes were required almost on a daily basis to walk to school! Stay safe.
Some years ago while on holiday from the UK with some American friends we crossed Nebraska and on a very straight road we came across some road works in the middle of nowhere, and I mean the middle of nowhere, The man on lollipop duty said we would have to wait about 30 minutes for a pathfinder to take us through the roadworks. After about 5 minutes a massive truck stopped full of bee hives with a cloud of bees around the truck and hives. The driver said he could not stop, as he would loose a lot of bees, so he was allowed to carry on through the roadworks on his own. After he left we had quite a few bees buzzing round the three cars waiting. We later learnt that they transfer the bees from South to North for the summer and then back down South for the winter. Wonder how many they loose during the trip. Only in America.
@Christina - I love the movie Twister too, can't stop watching it if it reruns, I've seen it so many times, along with Dirty Dancing, these two movies are a few of my all-time favorites of the 1980's - 1990's...
GM friends . . first of all Marianne awesome animal calls 👍 those donkeys were too cute and yes Chris I have to agree they do look like they're smiling . . thay "old" bison 🦬 certainly wasn't afraid to follow Trudy he wanted to make sure you kept on driving lol 😁 . . I hope no hitchhikers (mouse) on board 😳 anywho continued happy safe travels my friends take care have a great day/evening ❤️🙋♀️🥰🎄🎅
Lovely video; love the mammoth museum and the drive through the park. Those donkeys are cute. You know it’s not boring as you’re taking us through places we’ve never been to so thank you xx
My husband I went there one snowy February morning after going to say our final goodbye’s to my husbands uncle. It was magical alone except for the snow plow driver. We saw turkeys, grouse, pronghorn, coyote, and buffalo in the snow. It was magical!
Well guys I’m an English person and I’ve driven down that road (well maybe not that EXACT road lol) but I live in Missouri so you came really close to us. I’ve driven to Nebraska many times transporting homeless dogs to a wonderful Nebraska rescue. Really enjoying watching your travels !!
I've been through Nebraska a few times, it takes for ever and not much to look at. But thanks to you I've seen something new. But I don't think I'll go see it in petson..
I grew up in Omaha, Nebraska and we would take trips through “out state” Nebraska and would frequently travel on some of those gravel roads for miles. You did a nice job in capturing the landscapes of Nebraska! Enjoy!
Longest train ever was in June 2001 in the Pilbar WA: The Australian BHP Iron Ore is the longest train ever recorded in history at approximately 4.6 miles (7.353 km). In the Pilbara region of Western Australia, BHP owns and runs the Mount Newman railway. This is a private rail network designed to transport iron ore. The Goldsworthy railway is the other of the two rail lines that BHP runs in the Pilbara. The 7.3 kilometers long BHP Iron Ore on the Mount Newman line set a new world record for the longest and heaviest freight train in June 2001. Eight strong General Electric AC6000CW diesel locomotives propelled this long-distance freight train. It covered about 275 kilometers (171 miles) between Yandi mine and Port Hedland in Western Australia.
Regarding the mouse in your van I think it probably got into your engine compartment seeking a warm place to stay and then smell the food and got into your cab. You might look under the hood and see if there's any nesting taking place in your engine area
Great start to a fantastic state. I spent 37 years in Nebraska (21 in the McCook area, 16 in Omaha) and if you keep going south-southeast from Potter and hit extreme SW Nebraska there is a place on highway 34 just outside Trenton called Massacre Canyon. It was one of the last intertribal battles of Native American peoples on August 5th 1873 between 1200 Sioux warriors and around 700 Pawnee men, women, and children. The bloody battle over some of the last and most coveted bison hunting grounds, ended with 157 dead Pawnee (mostly women and children), with a small encampment of US military soldiers preventing an almost total annihilation. It’s well worth looking into if you happen to be in the area. SW Nebraska is truly a hidden gem🤙🏼
Wow, you *were* close to Crazy Horse! You could still see it from your car park! Seeing the wreck when you woke up, my first thought was a deer strike. Then you saw a couple carcasses. 😞😞 There's a Midwestern goodbye when you leave a family's/friend's house: "Watch out for deer and tell you folks I sez "Hi." Captain Marianne was right, mornings & evenings one has to be vigilant on the roads. The shoulder seasons are the *best* time for those wildlife drives! You're both in the genius category in my book! Gorgeous animals, and just as in "Shrek" the donkeys stole the show. I think the prairie dog was shouting, "Brits! Brits! Brits!" 😁😁 That bison was DEFINITELY eyeing you off. 😬 Carhenge made me laugh! Reminded me of Eddie Izzard's joke: "Before Stonehenge was Strawhenge and Woodhenge." Anybody who says there's nothing to see in the Plains isn't even trying. Besides, sometimes Nothing is really something to see. Nebraska and Kansas are mind bogglingly flat. You could watch your dog run away for two weeks there! 😆😆 ❤️❤️😎👍xx
As someone who has always lived in Nebraska, there's a lot of hidden gems. They definitely found a few but I can think of more off of the top of my head. They also didn't go to the bigger cities.
Wow, that was an awesome turkey call, Marian. We used to have turkeys like that roaming thru' our neighborhood. I think a neighbor used to put food out for them. I haven't seen any in years. I am kinda glad....they were a pain. Noisy. Now we have sand hill cranes. 😍😀 so elegant. Wow. Didn't know those woolly mammouths existed there, still. Fascinating. I assumed they were long gone. There is a similar museum in maybe S. Dakota (?) where you can see old bones, etc
We followed a similar path in October. I didn't know about the mammoth site in Hots Springs. We had dinner in Hot Springs at a restaurant that was also a pawn shop. That was an experience. We went through the corner of Nebraska on our way to Colorado. Stayed in Crawford and then drove through Scott's Bluff the next day. Enjoyed seeing the bison in Custer State Park again. You got some great sighting.
The funny thing was to see the lady that attended the coffee shop, she looked like my sister in law, which does live in Nebraska but not there, funny isn’t it?? I am glad you have discovered the country side of Nebraska…
Oh, people. I loved this video. What an interesting drive you had through the park. Loved the bison, loved the museum and loved Carhenge. All topped off with Marianne's incredible turkey call 😁. Wonderful!
Custer State Park was one of our favorite. At the end, you can see Mount Rushmore in the distance. Be careful going thru the rock wide enough for only a school bus.❤️❤️❤️
Reminds me of working in Namibia. Years later we found photographs of a bend in the road and had no idea why we took them. Then it dawned : 4 hours driving on a straight road with possibly two cars coming the opposite way, then a bend!
We have been to Nebraska City in 2011 which we enjoyed. We stayed in a RV park called The Victorian RV Park. Nebraska City had brick paved streets in some of the residential neighborhoods which was charming. So very happy you went to the Custer State Park Wildlife Drive there in South Dakota! My impressions of Kansas was that there were oodles of wheat and Sunflower fields and it was f-l-a-t! Will try to get to the Columbian Mammoth park next time near Custer State Park. By the way, hubby learned that the Great Plains in the USA were burned hundreds of years ago in an enormous fire that killed millions of trees.
I have to say I’m absolutely loving your trip. I’ve only just found your Vlog and have watched from you landing in the US up to now , I’ve binged watch them in a week, loving it
I stayed at the Circus Circus Hotel in Reno on the 25th floor in 1987, And saw a Freight train go through the Station that took 15 minutes! It must have been doing at least 30/40 mph! 😁
Wonderful as usual,would loved to have seen those bison, was hoping to see a real Wagon Train making its way to California , nostalgia is just not what it used to be! Regards , keep safe. Pat. In South Wales.
Western Nebraska is cool. Haven't watched this episode yet...but we loved what we saw of Western SD and Nebraska. I loved Custer SP - I think it was National Park worthy!
Thanks for showing my home area. Born and bred in Scottsbluff, NE. Hopefully you saw some pronghorn antelope on the drive. The original Native Americans and the later settlers had to be very tough to survive with the weather extremes.
you can but those windows blinds for the passenger door..they are just a few quid..2 blinds on amazon for 17 quid..also called sunshine curtains/roller blinds.
I live by Chappell NE, your video popped up and I had to see what you thought. I work on a farm north of Chappell and I haul Garbanzo beans up to Alliance and the grandparents live in Rapid City South Dakota so I drive those roads a lot!! FYI if you're ever back through Chadron stop at Chadron State Park we've gone there for years! It really is a neat place!
This is surreal, ever since you entered the US, you've traveled virtually the exact route I've taken a few times in my bus. I took shelter in the Sydney Walmart lot last spring during a severe storm, hail, winds, it was scary! When it stopped I looked outside and all the shopping carts were up against my bus lol! No damage though, she's a tough old (blue) bird 😊. Looks forward to seeing were you go next! Stay safe!
It's very possible that my mum and dad went down some of those roads in their UK van!!!!! LOL And it was a Talbot! I've recently found their receipt for shipping their van to Canada in 1991 for a cost of £3190. They would've had to pay for their cabin in top of that, as they sailed on the ship, with their van in the hold. They spent a year travelling Canada and the USA. I'm really enjoying your travels, so thanks for sharing. 😘
Hello Ambassadors You did it again. Geology was talking in this video. Yes we talk about the sinkhole burial of Mammoths in the class time to time. Very interesting that you guys explored this site, When I just talk about it whatever we have in the book🦕🦕🦕🦕😂😂 The site also reminded me GOBEKLITEPE in TURKIYE. You guys are correct when saying NE, KS, OK and TX are all in the tornado alley. You always find interesting places to visit and show to us. Thank you guys. My Marianne that WILD TURKEY and mountain goat calling was perfect 😂😂🤩. I am enjoying the videos. Keep them coming! Hello TRUDY🥰🥰 Take care guys be safe. Love from FLORIDA🏖️🏖️
A great vlog through the real America the one Id like to visit.The coffee shop with the bowling alley table and a table made out of a car lift were this week's favourites. Wishing you all the very best.!
I spent the 1st 21 years of my life in Nebraska and seemed to keep getting sucked back into it somehow over the next 3 decades...must've been the tornado effect, or possibly because my folks still lived there ❤. Finally broke free from it's grip when my dad passed in 2011. Twice in my life I've seen it nearly 70 degrees BELOW zero fahrenheit, once in Nebraska and once in Michigan...NO THANK YOU!! Now I live in your heart throb of a place, Turkiye. So stop in and share a meal when you are here next time, we are right on the water on the Dardanelles in Canakkale. Iyi Yolculuklar!!
@@annies8075 yes it was in the early to mid 80s when I saw that temperature in nebraska. I remember them saying on the news to not have any skin exposed when you were outside. To have everything covered up.
Though rare, tornadoes can happen in fall and winter. Nebraska had an October tornado in 2013. And further south in the midwest had a pretty nasty one last December. I recommend following some storm chasers on social media and have Accuweather or Weather Channel apps downloaded with alerts for severe storms on.
In western KS almost to the Colorado line, in Gove county are the Monument Rocks. They are a series of huge chalk monoliths that come out of the flat plains around them. They are designated a National Natural Landmark. Free to drive to. Must see if you are in the area. Also if you are in Amarillo, TX, must see just south is Palo Duro Canyon State Park. 2nd largest canyon in the US. only to the Grand Canyon. In some places it is wider than the Grand Canyon (18 miles) at 20 miles across. Great video!
What a lovely ride despite the rough terrain in some spots. I really enjoyed the donkeys! The bison were amazing and a bit intimidating. Rest up! Light up the candle! And set your trap for Mickey! :-) Good night!
The part of the nebraska national forest you went through is called the pine ridge district. It is a natural Forrest. The bessey district is a few hours away in the sandhills region of nebraska.
Interesting video 😀, watching from all the way over here in the UK. If you ever get the opportunity, come and see the real Stonehenge, there’s lots of local camping options.
Personal questions where do you take your baths? How do you do your laundry? Do you ever get on each other’s nerves being to close over a long time?do you ever long for your bedroom beds?is your GPS speaker English or American? I lived in Omaha Nebraska back in the last century 1996-1998. Just a suggestion. Marianne’s voice is occasionally less clear when Chris is holding the camera especially when you are driving.
Absolutely enjoyed this. I was born by Potter Nebraska will have to check out the coffee shop looks really cool. Born and raised in the good life. Lots of small towns in our beautiful state. Also vacationed in SD and went to the Mammoth place. We loved it. You guys are awesome. Hope to do the same some day. Have a blast! Be safe.
Just found your channel ( I live in Rapid City ). I hope this doesn’t show my stupidity but I was surprised that you seem to prefer coffee over tea. I always thought people from the UK were tea drinkers. I have watched some of your previous videos. Really enjoying your travels.
Pretty good turkey call. Wrong time of year, though. They only gobble during the spring mating season. The Pine Ridge Division of the Nebraska National Forest that you drove through is native ponderosa pine, not planted. You're thinking of the Bessey Division of the NNF in the heart of the Sandhills.
So much fun to follow your adventures. You need to come to the eastern side of Nebraska. We'd love to see you in Columbus! Also, you should update your video. Nebraska is NE... New Brunswick, Canada is NB. 😁
Hi Chris and Marianne, we have been following your adventures for quite a while as we have been planning the build out of our own 2009 Sprinter 3500. I was bingeing some of your past episodes today, and back in Utah and Nevada, you were concerned about having extra oil and fuel filters. If I might offer you a suggestion you might want to also ensure that you have extra air and cabin filters. I would also like to suggest to you that, if you are planning a visit to Central Canada (Ontario) in the summer of 2023 or 2024 that you include Kingston, Ontario in your itinerary. It would be our pleasure and honour to play tour guides for your visit. We would also welcome the opportunity to offer the use of our driveway for Trudy.
If you get time to answer this, what do you do about road tax, mot and insurance while you are there? I literally can’t wait to get our van over there.
Thank you my friends
Just to let you know, the two-letter abbreviation for Nebraska is not NB--it is NE!
You were so close to where our family live in Nebraska……..it’s also where we got married as well ❤️
I just love your videos. It's like we are travelling with you. I love Marianne's turkey call hehe ..
Chuckaboo -- I love that name, will start calling my best friend chuckaboo...lovely
Great video! I visited a wood carving studio in Custer, SD, just picture wall to wall finely carved duck decoys, I bought one for Mom and Dad. Nebraska is a special place, my mother lived in Nebraska a few months as a teenager when my grandfather was installing telephone lines in the area in the early 1950's in Osh Kosh, NB., her church held a bye-bye party the night before they moved on to my grandfather's next line job, lovely people in Nebraska! She said that's the first-time snow boots/over shoes were required almost on a daily basis to walk to school! Stay safe.
i so wish your videios were longer i love watching your travells keep on travelling chuckaboos xxxxxx
I'm always excited to watch your videos, but then I'm bummed out afterwards, because I have to wait for the next one. Lol. Safe travels, y'all.
I love seeing my country through the eyes of Tread The Globe….always an adventure 💖🎉
Some years ago while on holiday from the UK with some American friends we crossed Nebraska and on a very straight road we came across some road works in the middle of nowhere, and I mean the middle of nowhere, The man on lollipop duty said we would have to wait about 30 minutes for a pathfinder to take us through the roadworks. After about 5 minutes a massive truck stopped full of bee hives with a cloud of bees around the truck and hives. The driver said he could not stop, as he would loose a lot of bees, so he was allowed to carry on through the roadworks on his own. After he left we had quite a few bees buzzing round the three cars waiting. We later learnt that they transfer the bees from South to North for the summer and then back down South for the winter. Wonder how many they loose during the trip. Only in America.
Wow - that is a so interesting !
Twister is my fav movie. We got cows!!!! Lol
@Christina - I love the movie Twister too, can't stop watching it if it reruns, I've seen it so many times, along with Dirty Dancing, these two movies are a few of my all-time favorites of the 1980's - 1990's...
LOL - WE GOT COWS !! Best one liner EVER !!
Surprisingly entertaining trip through where many consider to be out in the middle of nowhere. Marianne, your animal calls are spot on!
Thanks !! 🐑🦃😂
Truly enjoy your travels I am seeing things I will not get to see
Hello! All those prairies! You're driving over the floor of the massive sea that covered most of the US millions of years ago. Amazing!!
GM friends . . first of all Marianne awesome animal calls 👍 those donkeys were too cute and yes Chris I have to agree they do look like they're smiling . . thay "old" bison 🦬 certainly wasn't afraid to follow Trudy he wanted to make sure you kept on driving lol 😁 . . I hope no hitchhikers (mouse) on board 😳
anywho continued happy safe travels my friends take care have a great day/evening ❤️🙋♀️🥰🎄🎅
Lovely video; love the mammoth museum and the drive through the park. Those donkeys are cute. You know it’s not boring as you’re taking us through places we’ve never been to so thank you xx
Chris and Marianne…..thanks for sharing a beautiful part of the US.
My husband I went there one snowy February morning after going to say our final goodbye’s to my husbands uncle. It was magical alone except for the snow plow driver. We saw turkeys, grouse, pronghorn, coyote, and buffalo in the snow. It was magical!
Well guys I’m an English person and I’ve driven down that road (well maybe not that EXACT road lol) but I live in Missouri so you came really close to us. I’ve driven to Nebraska many times transporting homeless dogs to a wonderful Nebraska rescue. Really enjoying watching your travels !!
I've been through Nebraska a few times, it takes for ever and not much to look at. But thanks to you I've seen something new. But I don't think I'll go see it in petson..
Mammoth dig site with info about how Rockies were formed was great. Loved all the animals you saw!
I grew up in Omaha, Nebraska and we would take trips through “out state” Nebraska and would frequently travel on some of those gravel roads for miles. You did a nice job in capturing the landscapes of Nebraska! Enjoy!
Longest train ever was in June 2001 in the Pilbar WA: The Australian BHP Iron Ore is the longest train ever recorded in history at approximately 4.6 miles (7.353 km). In the Pilbara region of Western Australia, BHP owns and runs the Mount Newman railway. This is a private rail network designed to transport iron ore. The Goldsworthy railway is the other of the two rail lines that BHP runs in the Pilbara.
The 7.3 kilometers long BHP Iron Ore on the Mount Newman line set a new world record for the longest and heaviest freight train in June 2001. Eight strong General Electric AC6000CW diesel locomotives propelled this long-distance freight train. It covered about 275 kilometers (171 miles) between Yandi mine and Port Hedland in Western Australia.
My wife and i just discovered your channel. You two are adorable. God bless in your adventures. So jealous.
Welcome aboard! And thank you very much !!
Regarding the mouse in your van I think it probably got into your engine compartment seeking a warm place to stay and then smell the food and got into your cab. You might look under the hood and see if there's any nesting taking place in your engine area
It's understandable. Good advice
The animal park looks so much smarter than trying to do Yellowsstone with the crowds.
Great start to a fantastic state. I spent 37 years in Nebraska (21 in the McCook area, 16 in Omaha) and if you keep going south-southeast from Potter and hit extreme SW Nebraska there is a place on highway 34 just outside Trenton called Massacre Canyon. It was one of the last intertribal battles of Native American peoples on August 5th 1873 between 1200 Sioux warriors and around 700 Pawnee men, women, and children. The bloody battle over some of the last and most coveted bison hunting grounds, ended with 157 dead Pawnee (mostly women and children), with a small encampment of US military soldiers preventing an almost total annihilation. It’s well worth looking into if you happen to be in the area. SW Nebraska is truly a hidden gem🤙🏼
Wow, you *were* close to Crazy Horse! You could still see it from your car park! Seeing the wreck when you woke up, my first thought was a deer strike. Then you saw a couple carcasses. 😞😞 There's a Midwestern goodbye when you leave a family's/friend's house: "Watch out for deer and tell you folks I sez "Hi." Captain Marianne was right, mornings & evenings one has to be vigilant on the roads.
The shoulder seasons are the *best* time for those wildlife drives! You're both in the genius category in my book! Gorgeous animals, and just as in "Shrek" the donkeys stole the show. I think the prairie dog was shouting, "Brits! Brits! Brits!" 😁😁 That bison was DEFINITELY eyeing you off. 😬
Carhenge made me laugh! Reminded me of Eddie Izzard's joke: "Before Stonehenge was Strawhenge and Woodhenge."
Anybody who says there's nothing to see in the Plains isn't even trying. Besides, sometimes Nothing is really something to see. Nebraska and Kansas are mind bogglingly flat. You could watch your dog run away for two weeks there! 😆😆
❤️❤️😎👍xx
😂🙌 What a place !! 🌺 Trudy loved those epic roads !!
Splendid, spectacular and awesome ❤❤❤
Marrianne And Chris Eline emeğine sağlık bu güzel vlog için kolay gelsin hayırlı işler....👍👍👍👍
Are you starting to feel homesick thinking of the UK 🤣🤣
That meeting with the donkeys was one of the best things I've seen on CZcams , you were so lucky 😊
As someone who has always lived in Nebraska, there's a lot of hidden gems. They definitely found a few but I can think of more off of the top of my head. They also didn't go to the bigger cities.
Wow, that was an awesome turkey call, Marian. We used to have turkeys like that roaming thru' our neighborhood. I think a neighbor used to put food out for them. I haven't seen any in years. I am kinda glad....they were a pain. Noisy. Now we have sand hill cranes. 😍😀 so elegant. Wow. Didn't know those woolly mammouths existed there, still. Fascinating. I assumed they were long gone. There is a similar museum in maybe S. Dakota (?) where you can see old bones, etc
Enjoying your adventure. Nebraska abbreviation is NE. I know you love to learn about the US!
We followed a similar path in October. I didn't know about the mammoth site in Hots Springs. We had dinner in Hot Springs at a restaurant that was also a pawn shop. That was an experience. We went through the corner of Nebraska on our way to Colorado. Stayed in Crawford and then drove through Scott's Bluff the next day. Enjoyed seeing the bison in Custer State Park again. You got some great sighting.
The funny thing was to see the lady that attended the coffee shop, she looked like my sister in law, which does live in Nebraska but not there, funny isn’t it?? I am glad you have discovered the country side of Nebraska…
Oh, people. I loved this video. What an interesting drive you had through the park. Loved the bison, loved the museum and loved Carhenge. All topped off with Marianne's incredible turkey call 😁. Wonderful!
Custer State Park was one of our favorite. At the end, you can see Mount Rushmore in the distance. Be careful going thru the rock wide enough for only a school bus.❤️❤️❤️
Loved that. The straight roads are something else.
Reminds me of working in Namibia. Years later we found photographs of a bend in the road and had no idea why we took them. Then it dawned : 4 hours driving on a straight road with possibly two cars coming the opposite way, then a bend!
We have been to Nebraska City in 2011 which we enjoyed. We stayed in a RV park called The Victorian RV Park. Nebraska City had brick paved streets in some of the residential neighborhoods which was charming. So very happy you went to the Custer State Park Wildlife Drive there in South Dakota! My impressions of Kansas was that there were oodles of wheat and Sunflower fields and it was f-l-a-t! Will try to get to the Columbian Mammoth park next time near Custer State Park. By the way, hubby learned that the Great Plains in the USA were burned hundreds of years ago in an enormous fire that killed millions of trees.
I love your channel, and loved the “safari” thru Custer state park, one of my favorites👍🥰
Awesome! Thank you!
In the video you’re headed to Amarillo, the minor league baseball team there is named after prairie dogs. They’re the “Sod Poodles”
I have to say I’m absolutely loving your trip. I’ve only just found your Vlog and have watched from you landing in the US up to now , I’ve binged watch them in a week, loving it
Welcome aboard! And we hope you check out the Central American Series and Turkish Series - we have had some amazing adventures !! woo hoo
@@TREADtheglobe I definitely will,
Another great video guys - thankyou!! Have a wonderful Xmas and New Year wherever you are! Just a little jealous - enjoy! Cheers from Australia xx
I stayed at the Circus Circus Hotel in Reno on the 25th floor in 1987, And saw a Freight train go through the Station that took 15 minutes! It must have been doing at least 30/40 mph! 😁
Wonderful as usual,would loved to have seen those bison, was hoping to see a real Wagon Train making its way to California , nostalgia is just not what it used to be! Regards , keep safe. Pat. In South Wales.
Great video. You should check out the Serpent mound in Ohio for some real cool Prehistoric sightseeing. Lots of controversy about the real age.
We have got mice in Herb. Despite 3 Electronic Deterrents. Cheers from old George and Jane -3deg C and a bit of snow Northamptonshire UK.
Western Nebraska is cool. Haven't watched this episode yet...but we loved what we saw of Western SD and Nebraska. I loved Custer SP - I think it was National Park worthy!
Great video you to ,love it ,thank you for sharing and big hugs from MN
Thanks for showing my home area. Born and bred in Scottsbluff, NE. Hopefully you saw some pronghorn antelope on the drive. The original Native Americans and the later settlers had to be very tough to survive with the weather extremes.
you can but those windows blinds for the passenger door..they are just a few quid..2 blinds on amazon for 17 quid..also called sunshine curtains/roller blinds.
I live by Chappell NE, your video popped up and I had to see what you thought. I work on a farm north of Chappell and I haul Garbanzo beans up to Alliance and the grandparents live in Rapid City South Dakota so I drive those roads a lot!! FYI if you're ever back through Chadron stop at Chadron State Park we've gone there for years! It really is a neat place!
This is surreal, ever since you entered the US, you've traveled virtually the exact route I've taken a few times in my bus. I took shelter in the Sydney Walmart lot last spring during a severe storm, hail, winds, it was scary! When it stopped I looked outside and all the shopping carts were up against my bus lol! No damage though, she's a tough old (blue) bird 😊. Looks forward to seeing were you go next! Stay safe!
That's awesome!
It's very possible that my mum and dad went down some of those roads in their UK van!!!!! LOL And it was a Talbot!
I've recently found their receipt for shipping their van to Canada in 1991 for a cost of £3190. They would've had to pay for their cabin in top of that, as they sailed on the ship, with their van in the hold. They spent a year travelling Canada and the USA.
I'm really enjoying your travels, so thanks for sharing. 😘
What a lovely memory for you - thanks for sharing 🌷
Big Sky country where the sky is a dynamic canvas....
Hello Ambassadors
You did it again. Geology was talking in this video. Yes we talk about the sinkhole burial of Mammoths in the class time to time. Very interesting that you guys explored this site, When I just talk about it whatever we have in the book🦕🦕🦕🦕😂😂 The site also reminded me GOBEKLITEPE in TURKIYE. You guys are correct when saying NE, KS, OK and TX are all in the tornado alley.
You always find interesting places to visit and show to us. Thank you guys.
My Marianne that WILD TURKEY and mountain goat calling was perfect 😂😂🤩.
I am enjoying the videos. Keep them coming!
Hello TRUDY🥰🥰 Take care guys be safe. Love from FLORIDA🏖️🏖️
Thanks Nick - love to the family for Christmas !! xx
A great vlog through the real America the one Id like to visit.The coffee shop with the bowling alley table and a table made out of a car lift were this week's favourites.
Wishing you all the very best.!
Glad you enjoyed it - we had a fab drive and such a long ... long road !!
Absolutely brill vid. loved the wild life. have the Romans been building the roads. appears to be a big change in the weather. carry on camping 😎
I spent the 1st 21 years of my life in Nebraska and seemed to keep getting sucked back into it somehow over the next 3 decades...must've been the tornado effect, or possibly because my folks still lived there ❤. Finally broke free from it's grip when my dad passed in 2011. Twice in my life I've seen it nearly 70 degrees BELOW zero fahrenheit, once in Nebraska and once in Michigan...NO THANK YOU!! Now I live in your heart throb of a place, Turkiye. So stop in and share a meal when you are here next time, we are right on the water on the Dardanelles in Canakkale. Iyi Yolculuklar!!
I thought that the coldest temperature ever recorded in Nebraska was around --48F?
@@annies8075did you check what the coldest "wind chill" ever was?
@@fredkeller3813 no I didn't, I only remember a relative that lived in Nebraska telling me about the temperature
@@annies8075 yes it was in the early to mid 80s when I saw that temperature in nebraska. I remember them saying on the news to not have any skin exposed when you were outside. To have everything covered up.
Though rare, tornadoes can happen in fall and winter. Nebraska had an October tornado in 2013. And further south in the midwest had a pretty nasty one last December. I recommend following some storm chasers on social media and have Accuweather or Weather Channel apps downloaded with alerts for severe storms on.
Lovely video of the animals thank you guys
In western KS almost to the Colorado line, in Gove county are the Monument Rocks. They are a series of huge chalk monoliths that come out of the flat plains around them. They are designated a National Natural Landmark. Free to drive to. Must see if you are in the area. Also if you are in Amarillo, TX, must see just south is Palo Duro Canyon State Park. 2nd largest canyon in the US. only to the Grand Canyon. In some places it is wider than the Grand Canyon (18 miles) at 20 miles across. Great video!
Funny Stonehenge 🤣🤣🤣
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What a lovely ride despite the rough terrain in some spots. I really enjoyed the donkeys! The bison were amazing and a bit intimidating. Rest up! Light up the candle! And set your trap for Mickey! :-) Good night!
To late the song's in my head now 😂
The part of the nebraska national forest you went through is called the pine ridge district. It is a natural Forrest. The bessey district is a few hours away in the sandhills region of nebraska.
hey that was very nice , watched the whole trip...
We are glad you enjoyed it !! 🌺🙌
Beautiful scenery guys x
Interesting video 😀, watching from all the way over here in the UK. If you ever get the opportunity, come and see the real Stonehenge, there’s lots of local camping options.
Personal questions where do you take your baths? How do you do your laundry? Do you ever get on each other’s nerves being to close over a long time?do you ever long for your bedroom beds?is your GPS speaker English or American? I lived in Omaha Nebraska back in the last century 1996-1998. Just a suggestion. Marianne’s voice is occasionally less clear when Chris is holding the camera especially when you are driving.
Thanks for the questions - we will be doing a live chat in the near future and I will add them to the list !! Make sure to join us !!
How do I know when the live chat will be? Can you schedule it in the evening eastern time USA after 5pm?
Absolutely enjoyed this. I was born by Potter Nebraska will have to check out the coffee shop looks really cool. Born and raised in the good life. Lots of small towns in our beautiful state. Also vacationed in SD and went to the Mammoth place. We loved it. You guys are awesome. Hope to do the same some day. Have a blast! Be safe.
Just found your channel ( I live in Rapid City ). I hope this doesn’t show my stupidity but I was surprised that you seem to prefer coffee over tea. I always thought people from the UK were tea drinkers. I have watched some of your previous videos. Really enjoying your travels.
Welcome aboard!
Pretty good turkey call. Wrong time of year, though. They only gobble during the spring mating season.
The Pine Ridge Division of the Nebraska National Forest that you drove through is native ponderosa pine, not planted. You're thinking of the Bessey Division of the NNF in the heart of the Sandhills.
Thanks John - I have practiced hard on that turkey call 😉
Looks like you missed the squirrel under the tree on the right at the seven minute and twenty seconds..
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So much fun to follow your adventures. You need to come to the eastern side of Nebraska. We'd love to see you in Columbus! Also, you should update your video. Nebraska is NE... New Brunswick, Canada is NB. 😁
I live in Alliance. Glad you folks visited ☺️🌹🌹🚐
Getting closer to 100k come on Americans get subscribing x
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Welcome to Nebraska, you guys Should stop by my place get a cup of coffee ☕️ and donuts 🍩,
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Guess you can't do everything, but I'm sorry you didn't take the Needles highway in Custer National Park. Next time.
Did you buy the lime verbena candle? It would be great to put in your Loo With A View!😊
Ha ha - yes we did - we bought two !!
Custer State Park is right up there with the National Parks.
Hi Chris and Marianne, we have been following your adventures for quite a while as we have been planning the build out of our own 2009 Sprinter 3500. I was bingeing some of your past episodes today, and back in Utah and Nevada, you were concerned about having extra oil and fuel filters. If I might offer you a suggestion you might want to also ensure that you have extra air and cabin filters.
I would also like to suggest to you that, if you are planning a visit to Central Canada (Ontario) in the summer of 2023 or 2024 that you include Kingston, Ontario in your itinerary. It would be our pleasure and honour to play tour guides for your visit. We would also welcome the opportunity to offer the use of our driveway for Trudy.
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If you get time to answer this, what do you do about road tax, mot and insurance while you are there? I literally can’t wait to get our van over there.
Hey ! We are planning a live chat soon and I will add this to the list of questions we are getting - Happy travels and you will have a fab time !
You should have gone to Fort Robinson west of Crawford.
Save 15 fifteen minutes on a dirt road… spend 15 days fixing Trudy. 😂😂
I see that you’re tired because my hat goes crooked when I’m tired, as well
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when and where will you be in Colorado?
Hi Kelly - we are heading south to get to the sun - we did visit in the late spring and loved it - we hope you have seen / enjoyed the video ? 🙌
Have they been through Colorado yet?
Hi Mickey - yep we have - I hope you enjoy the video - Kind regards Marianne
I always wanted to know what the difference is between a bison and a buffalo 🤷🏼♂️
You can’t wash your hands in a buffalo!
It's a shame your skipping my state Missouri but it truly is boring besides the BBQ. Haha...