I found you two from interest in cargo trailers, since then I've grown to just like seeing Linda and yourself. Content may be all over the place but what keeps me coming back is I believe you two are real. I've been in youtube and got away from cable TV years ago. I've seen corporations basically take over channels with once loved content and travel. I understand the money but as usual the little guy who made these channels are forgotten.. I'm here as long as you two are producing. Envious at times of your travels and the way you do it.. stay safe 🙏

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Todd, we're glad that you keep coming back for more!

@Stupidityindex

Жыл бұрын

You know it is crazy how many of these videos I have seen from other makers, & I have been inspired to do the same thing, except without a video of the adventure. The video production is more challenge than I would take on, but they are fun to watch. There are all sorts of adventures just 30 miles away.

Second comment of the day….. I’m missing Linda! Maybe while she is still in her at home recovery, have Linda do a video or part of one on any topic she desires. Miss u on the channel, Linda, and hope your recovery keeps going strong.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Robin! Mahalo (thank you) for your encouraging words. Today I managed to walk on my ankle without any help, still a little stiff but it gets better each day. Aloha ~~Linda

Yep, Linda nailed it “Lifecrafting”! I’ve learned so many various skills from you guys I couldn’t list them all. You’re like having experienced friends who’ve already done about everything you’re interested in and have tips on things you haven’t even thought of yet! I was thinking about you guys last night making dinner with my 12 volt rice maker I learned from you, your channel has literally changed how I live for the better!! THANKS!!!

Rick and Linda keep up the good work, don't sweat the small stuff. I personally enjoy watching the two of you because you are such warm people. The kind of folks I would be proud to call friend. Be well and stay safe.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much, Cindy!

Been wondering how Linda was doing. I enjoy the content of your channel. Always good to learn different things. And you guys are about the same age as my wife and me. Although more adventurous!👍🏻

Good to see you Rick. I’m glad to hear Linda’s doing a bit better. I’m thinking most people follow y’all for you as much as your content!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Mia.

Adventures big and small, we love them all! Love the "lifecrafting" concept! A+ idea. Also, we appreciate the commentary and agree! Keep moving!

Never lose your spirit for adventure (and just plain fun in the outdoors). Another great video.

Lifecrafting is perfect-and just what I need!

We have watched your channel for a long time and always take something away from every episode that is relevant to our travels! Canoe trips are always a good time we look forward to you and Linda sharing your adventure. I am afraid gas prices will kill the RV travel season this summer as we are canceling some trips we booked in January. Thank you for showing how satisfying traveling can be with simple basic equipment!

Rick I’m just grateful there’s someone out there willing to do the stuff I like to do at my age! Thanks to you and Linda, hope she’s doing ok! Hope you two keep the videos coming! ☮️

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

I happy to hear that you are enjoying life too!

I am always entertained by your content, and I always learn something. That little alcohol stove made me remember I've saved some DIY to make such a stove from aluminum cans. I might have to give that a try. Best to you and Linda!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Those homemade aluminum can alcohol stoves work very well. I made a bag full and really like them.

Great adventure, thanks for taking me along. And thank you for insightful information.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it. We're always happy to have you come along, Sandra. See you on the next one!

I hope Linda heals soon! I really enjoy your podcasts! Very informative!

Hi Rick, send all my best to Linda and your girls. I enjoy following your channel, not for what it is, which is entertaining and informative, but mostly because of who y'all are, fine people. Take Care

Variety is good. No worries! We enjoy your “Life Crafting” channel.

No matter what your video is about, I just LOVE your channel. You and Linda share so much wisdom and camping experience with us, SO appreciated. Pray for Linda 's speedy recovery, so we can see You Two together again.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Keep watching, Linda will appear soon!

Rick, you and Linda are delightful and having you in my living room on tv is like having friends visiting and telling me of all your adventures while showing me videos. You've taught me so much and/or showed things that my husband and I use to do. And on the note of estrogen, it's also in our beef big time unless you buy grass fed. I think it was great that you shared that info and not a point for anyone to get angry at you. Of course you and I know that there are some out there that look for any opportunity to argue. Doing this video was awesome, but don't put yourself out just to appease those who want to be critical. We understand with Linda still recovering and gas prices being what they are. And honestly, your channel may save lives in the future just with learning how to make things last longer like your upcoming video on butane stoves, and like today's video on how to stay warm in less than perfect conditions. We need to all be friends these days and appreciate one another. I know I sure appreciate you and Linda. God bless and stay safe!!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

It's always so nice to hear from you, Wanda, you've been with us for a long time. And thanks for the tip on the grass fed beef which, luckily for us, is mostly what we get here. Thank you for watching our videos, we sure do appreciate you.

@wandacraig8286

2 жыл бұрын

@@gonagain awe! Thank you for your kindness. I'm hoping some friends of mine will be up for a journey over your direction some day and we can all meet. Till then I'll be seeing you two here. 😃🙏

Love all of your videos! We don’t care what the topic is - it’s always fun and usually very helpful ❤️

Hi Rick. Interesting episode for sure. For me it started with you showing everything I needed to know for my cargo-build. (The Cargo Guru) but more satisfying is your Calm, Adventurous and Funny outdoor pursuits. So what if you and Linda stay West & South??, there are many more places to go that hold a Thousand Mysteries. Between Nevada and Arizona we will Never run out of hiding places. The Special Part about your channel is, how personal, honest, open-minded and 'down to earth' the two of you are. Gee, I don't care What subject you share or highlight, I know it's going to be good. Good for the Soul, the Spirit. Thank God I found your channel. 👍🤗

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your most kind and encouraging words, we really appreciate it. And thanks for sticking with us!

Hope Linda is up and running soon. I enjoy your channel. All good stories are character driven.

You obviously were well prepared and not too far from home which would keep you out of real trouble. When Steve and I lived in Alaska we would often snow camp in temperatures between 10 and 25 degrees F.. Here are a couple of cold camping tips that we used: we’d cut a piece of Reflectix to use in addition to our sleeping pad. We enjoyed that so much that we eventually pieced together a footprint for the inside of our tent out of Reflectix.We sometimes fill a Nalgene bottle (or a Mason jar if we’re van camping) with hot water to put in our sleeping bag as a hot water bottle. We’d totally wrap up in our survival blanket like a burrito. It’s a little noisy but a lot warmer! If Costco goes back to selling the Double Diamond down throws get a few. You can roll up in one while inside your bag. Hammock sleepers use them for under quilts, they’re so light and warm. There’s also a story of a guy who broke his leg out skiing in the backcountry who credits the Costco down throw with saving his life. In the real cold the authorities warned Alaskans to not combine alcohol with outdoor activities as it causes heat loss. The surface blood vessels dilate (giving us that flushed, happy look) and heat leaves the body. I can neither confirm nor deny breaking this rule, as a toddy is always enjoyed after an active day, while getting ready to sleep rough. We also had an official saying: “cotton kills”. It holds body moisture next to the skin and the evaporation causes cooling. That’s what we want in the summer, of course! Some poly or wool clothes, a wool or poly beanie and you’d have been toasty! I miss Linda, but love to be on adventures with you! The riverside chat about your fossils and your friends’ finds were so interesting!! Thank you for your Lifecraft channel. Many of us enjoy knowing a humble, well spoken guy and a gal who can fix their own stuff, can tell a story, put together a nicely done video of their adventures and let us hang out with them for a bit! My best to Linda!!

Rick, every video you guys put out I have enjoyed, not only for the content but more so I enjoy the two of you. Thank you.

Step 2: Cheers! Looking forward to whatever you wish to cover. You guys always make a wide variety of subjects interesting and insightful. Never disappointed yet.

@Bill-cv1xu

2 жыл бұрын

Nice reference to Steve.

You could camp in your driveway and people would watch. They watch because of you and your wife know how to enjoy life. Thanks for making the stove video soon I’m one of the people asking how you did it. Just love your honesty in reviews too. Have fun traveling and stay safe.

@danlux4954

2 жыл бұрын

Get her a three wheeled bicycle, no balance needed.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

I just finished shooting the stove video and it will definitely be up on Friday.

No matter what subject you have in your video’s me and Renee are always interested. You and Linda do a great job. Thank you so much.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Regardless of the content, youu guys are the reason I watch. Your way of talking and the flow of your speaking is just like sitting down with a freind and having a nice conversation.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your most kind words, Roberta. We are always glad to have you along!

Its the variety I find interesting. Exploring is fun to watch. But learning and hearing new or interesting ideas is just as amusing. So you folks do you and thanks for letting us tag along.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for coming along!

don't worry about your channel. your subscribers love it! i like the variety.

Just keep showing us your life skills, we love your channel. You and Linda make everything interesting.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

What ever you call your channel, I have always found the content extremely useful, helpful and very entertaining. Meaning you and Linda have always kept my interest in whatever you post. You guys are the best out there and I can tell you how much you are appreciated!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you, Marvin!

Brotherhood of the leaf. Always enjoy a good cigar

Lifecrafting is a good description for your content. Great content, and we enjoy it all.

You're a braver man than I..Lol I'm about to embark on my first hammock camp trip but will wait until warmer weather....I HATE BEING COLD!! It doesn't matter to me what you put on your channel y'all are real and I enjoy your adventures. I agree with your theory regarding young men today and I feel it's partially from food like milk,eggs,chicken etc. that contain high levels of estrogen. On the other hand young boys growing up in fatherless homes and homes of same sex couples does not help the situation! I'm a scotch and pipe smoker myself,so keep the video's coming!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Alan, don't forget chicken. The reason chicken breasts are so large today, compared to the old days, is all the hormones they're fed. Amazing what we've been eating.

We also found your channel because of the cargo trailer conversion a few years ago and subscribed. We have enjoyed every single one since then, except when Linda got hurt. 😢 This was so nice just sitting and listening to you, like we were right there, but without the cold🥶 Thank you for going and sharing with us. So glad you made it home safe.🤗🌞

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Lynda, I also bought a warmer sleeping bag for the next trip.

Even though I don't know you Rick, I feel as if I do. I relate and gravitate to you and your channel because you don't 'sugarcoat' anything. You are humble, simple, and carefree when it comes to your life, your love, your passion. You've paid your dues throughout life, providing for your family and loved ones, through good times and hard times.. Now you have reached a point in life where you (and Linda) can enjoy what you've worked so hard for, there is nothing that should stop you from going out and enjoying a good whiskey and cigar, reflecting on life and what's going on in this 'modern world', sharing your views and opinions, then freezing your butt off! Great video Sir!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for those kind words of encouragement, we appreciate it!

@swhedge71

2 жыл бұрын

@@gonagain All the best my friend! I appreciate y'all!

Hey, did I miss a video, I don't recall seeing that E-Bike before. I think you are going to need to make about this one. Watching your videos is like having an extra older brother, each time I go to visit, I pick up some nugget of information that I will probably need some day if I can remember it. Plus it's just enjoyable. Lifecrafting, Good term, it fits. Glad to hear Linda is still progressing. Today was a good day, went got to go visit older brother and got home to see your new video.Nice weather today for a 200 mile trip

I enjoy watching your channel. I learn something new every time. Thank you for taking me along with you and Linda. 🙂

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

We're always happy to have you come along with us, Chris! See you on the next one.

I came for the cargo-camper-conversion and stayed for the self-sufficiency tips. Y'all are good people and I love your channel even if I don't watch every single video. I do worry about your using an alcohol stove in a tent -- if that knocked over, wouldn't it be super dangerous?

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know about it being super dangerous, but it wouldn't be fun. That's why I brought along that cutting board though, to provide stability for the stove. A small gas stove would probably be a better idea.

I used to take my kids truck camping miles off in the wilderness. I picked up a dozen used comforters from the thrift store and would lay that down for them in the tent to keep them warm after discovering air mattresses conduct the cold. This video was a nice change. Life craft, as always I will be looking forward to your video's. Also you need not travel far to camp. Spring is on its way. LoL There are many beautiful places in your state. Do the states economy some good to play tour guide. Maybe? I am thankful Linda is doing better.

I've missed swing your videos. Glad your wife is doing okay and getting spoild by your girls. Take care.

I've never really understood the camping in the cold thing, but glad i picked today to watch, now I'll understand when i come by and your next video is about some totally unrelated thing. I think that will make you all the more interesting. Be safe, May the Lord go before you in your travels....

Rick on the testosterone and estrogen issue using many plastics like we do for food also leaches out compounds like estrogen that effects your body. It is always entertaining and educational watching your videos, thank you. I hope Linda is getting better and moving, I understand the frustration of having to "rest" for your body to heal when you have many things to do. Be safe.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Badger Pa, Linda is getting out of the house now to go shopping with me, so it won't be too long before you all get to see her again.

i can't stand feeling cold. bravo for going through with it!

Life crafting, makes sense to me! You guys have always kept it real and I appreciate that.

I don't care what the channel is called! As far as I know I have watched ever single video! Lol. Bless you both!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Terry!

Yup! We sure could use some Life Crafting tips! ❤

Rick in the past 2 days I’ve learned 2 new terms: RV = Residential Vehicle and now Lifecrafters! At 50 I tried hiking Haleakala after having done 3 ninety foot dives two days before. I was heading for Paliku and had the worst case of altitude sickness. At the cabin on the floor had to turn around and hike out! Will never forget that! Gas prices are making my stays on BLM land the full 14 days. Have to be back in Kansas mid-May but learning to conserve and eat less meat. I figure though it’s still doable, though don’t eat out or spend time at campgrounds. Hope Linda is doing better and not getting too spoiled!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Linda and I got married up at Haleakala Crater. Gas prices are for sure having an effect on all of us. Safe travels to Kansas, Megs.

Back to the workshop Rick, 😉. What that e-bike needs is a nice light but strong trailer, maybe chromoly or aluminium section. Just big enough to securely hold your o/night kit and supplies. It should also be big enough for Linda’s Sultan chair for trips around townships etc, 😳😉. Cheers my friend, 👏👏👏 👋👋👋

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Don't tell Linda about that chair! I'll be looking for a second-hand child trailer to see if it's something that could work for me.

AWESOME video log. Enjoyed so much.

Life Crafting! Brilliant! I'm so glad Linda is better.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!!

As you were armed with cigar and flask I was waiting for your George Burns quips and then Gracie appears! But it wasn't meant to be and I will look forward to your next episode with your best friend and sidekick who has the knack of seeing the irony in things and subtly lets you know about it!

Life crafting is an excellent name. We also started watching you as we were/ are cargo trailer dwellers. But you real life videos and as you call it all over the place is refreshing and at home. Thank you and Linda for all of your sharing of knowledge. Blessings to you

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Michele.

I love all your adventures. Thanks for taking me along to all the places I wish I could visit

Remembering what it was like when I was young, the old saying is: "I'm not the man I used to be and I never was." 😂😂😂

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Ever watch the Red Green Show? They recite the Man's Prayer before their lodge meetings: "I'm a man, but I can change, if I have to, I guess."

Do whatever, you guys are great & so much fun to watch!

Ya know Rick, when Linda gets mad you can sleep on the couch. You don’t need to camp down by the river! LOL Nice bike trip along the Missouri. You need to figure out how to pack along some pie for desert. Keep the video rolling. 😎

Thanks for video! hope Linda's doing better! Yes my sleeping bag is also old good down to 60 F LoL ! happy trails

Really enjoyed this video. Hey do what you do. We're with you 100%. Looking forward to MT trips. Wishing Linda best.

Yes, life crafting!❤

Variety is the spice of life. Keep up the good work!

Enjoy watching you guys whatever you do.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Sooner Girl. How're you liking your new ride?

Great video I love the MRE

Good point about the water. A few years ago I read a book by Seth Seigel titled "Troubled Water, what's wrong with what we Drink". It's not just estrogen, but every pharmaceutical produced, as well as industrial pollutants, animal meat industry, etc. The same mess is found in most bottled waters as well. He explains how the municipal water systems simply can't test and filter water for every pollutant especially at the levels we waste it in toilets, baths, lawns, etc. I immediately researched, purchased, and installed a 7 stage RO water filter system for the house...

@jimb5113

2 жыл бұрын

Even bottled water has bad taste that seems unnatural to me. Maybe it is from the plastic bottle or some chemical to treat the water but I do not drink even store bought water unless I take it home and filter again.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

I'm thinking it may be better right now to either bring back mountain water to filter and drink or to go the RO method like you mentioned. This is crazy what's happening.

You have a great and interesting channel, with lots of variety that above all is affordable to most people. Every episode is an adventure of some sort. Richard from Canada.

Great video as usual. I love camping but can never find the time. You inspire me to get back out there and enjoy the outdoors !!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Kevin. Now, get out there!

I LOVE THAT..."LIFE Crafting. Yes...that fits well!

Sorry for so many posts! in the beginning my post didn’t go through !

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

That's okay! We love hearing from you, Denise.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

That's okay because we like hearing from you!

Keep going. You are doing real good. Cheers.

You're rockin it Rick. Your channel is like fireside chats all about camping, trailering, e-bikes, etc. A lot of people following you are interested in all of these items. Life crafting, love it! You inspire me to get out locally on my e-bike and do the same thing. Living in Teton Valley, Idaho I have numerous canyons and trails within 3-6 miles.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

You live in a beautiful place!!!

We really enjoyed this video. You know, it really doesn't matter what you guys are doing, we just like who you are. We really love it when you reminis. All your videos are good!!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Wow. I love this video. I know you know what you're doing, but I live my life precariously through you. I would never be able to do what you did on that trip. You take care of yourself, and I'm looking forward to the next video.

Another great video as always.. Safe Travels to you and Linda..

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, you too!

Use what u have! And what you’ll do for the channel! Love it. Ms. Linda better get road worthy soon or no telling what you’ll come up with to entertain yourself and us. Thank you for keeping on, keeping on……. And I’ll continue to watch the channel no matter the content. I personally watch because I’ve come to appreciate you and Linda as people. You both are inspirations. You do have so much life experience to share and from an age group perspective that is almost non existent on U Tube.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Robin!

Great channel... Don't change a thing.

Hi Rick appreciated your video and yes , I am a Steve Wallace subscriber as well, hope you enjoyed your step two! It goes without saying that you really miss Linda on your travels and I hope to see you both on the trail soon. Speedy recovery to Linda and all the very best!

Good video Rick. You always make a great one. I would be interested in Montana. Especially day to day living and simple camping. I live in western NY and any description would be nice.

Hey Rick enjoy dish episode number just glad to hear that Linda is getting better I really enjoy all your experiences I am 84 years old and still getting out every now and then y’all keep up the good work your channel makes me happy.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍, Ron. You must have a lot of stories to tell, hope you get out again.

Very beautiful there

Doesn't matter far away or close to home and everything in-between always interesting and always real

Lol, good camping spot. Good timing to scoot home..

Awesome video, brother!! What you shared about your channel is EXACTLY what we find so attractive to your channel! Life stuff!! Thank you for sharing with all of us. Please keep it up, brother!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate that, thanks for the encouragement, Jerry.

Thanks for the stories. We like your videos

KUDOS for another great share and Video! Glad to hear Linda is doing better and on the mend:) You are a brave soul to camp out there in the cold, and yes, new equipment is a great idea :) It will be interesting to say the least for all of us with rising prices everywhere... ALL THE BEST and Cheers! :) Like the all over the place videos though!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Marty. The rising prices on everything will certainly impact our traveling plans. Take care.

I enjoy your videos and you won my loyalty when you shared the type of whiskey Evan Williams and a cigar. I have been drinking Evan and smoking cigars since the mid 70’s, the whiskey enhances the cigar taste and I don’t care about the price Evan is just good drink. Thank you for what you do and share.

Very entertaining and also again informative adventure video. I really enjoy these life-crafting videos 👍

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

I absolutely loved this video !! First of all, I had no idea what “guana” was and I was fascinated with everything you talked about from the current status of inflation as well as testosterone/estrogen and current findings of changes in younger males! 70% less is a lot in what seems like a short time 🥺 I also love hearing of your and Linda’s wisdom, and experiences. Yes, your channel is AMAZING and I learn from each video you post ! Thank you 🥰 I am looking forward to all of our futures sharing !!🤙

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Darlene! Appreciate hearing from you.

Glad Linda is doing good.

Nice adventure

Look, I watch your channel & all your videos because it's very enjoyable! I actually learn things from you guys. Diversify! It's refreshing to see people enjoying life outdoors!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Star Glitter.

@Gonagain, hot water bottles are a life saver. A bottle of hot water will not last completely through the night but it will give you a few hours of restful sleep. These plastic bottles can't take the heat of boiling water without shrinking so I heat ~3\4 to boiling but then pour the 1/4 back in to lower the temperature. I only heat about 1/2 if it is already warm. Hot water bottles are safer than other heating methods. I've heard of a lot of people dieing in tent fires.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the reminder about hot water bottles. A lot of folks use the chemical heating packets, too, but nothing beats a comforting warm bottle in your sleeping bag.

This channel, is A GREAT Channel ! ! ! ! I watch every video!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Mahalo!

Love the term "Life crafting". I too am considering short trips closer to home. We enjoy local history so I have been reading a lot. Whether it's a long weekend or just a day trip, our area here in western New York has plenty to keep us entertained without breaking the bank buying gasoline. Great video.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Whenever people think of New York they usually only think of the city, but I understand that some parts of the state are beautiful.

Oh man, you went bikepacking! That is so much fun! Glad to see you got to experience that, Rick. I've done lots of it myself and it's for sure a memory-maker activity. There's something so pure that is hard to describe about strapping your kit to a bike, leaving right from your doorstep and being all "Second star to the right and straight on til morning" about it. Even more fun with a few friends or family [or a crazy neighbor] along for the ride. And yes, the first few times you do it you're always going to be a bit funky and take along too much stuff and that's just fine. There's no need to worry about having all the fancy kit. That comes after you get addicted to it. Like you alluded to with Steve [he's awesome!], Just go with what you got and have a good time which you obviously did. And now you've made me want to go be a bike hobo yet again ;-) And best wishes to Linda. I'm glad to hear she's healing up well. You two are rad! Looking forward to seeing you two out there again. Keep gettin' after it and happy travels! And thanks so much for sharing this trip. It honestly made me smile. As for the "variety channel" aspect, I'm down with that! It keeps things interesting.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Charles. My granddaughter wants to go bikepacking with me on an overniter soon. That should be a fun adventure for sure!

I like the camping/travel channels that show a variety of things. I'm interested in Daughter #2's trailer progress (and Daughter 1's trailer - any changes/upgrades)_ as I Hope to build one sometime in the future. I've watched just about every cargo trailer camper video on the KZreads.

Smashed the like button. Fantastic video buddy. Love that bike 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Cool trip, going to be getting into bike packing myself soon!

@gonagain

Жыл бұрын

Enjoy the trail!

your impromptu trips are about like mine, take stuff you didn't need ,forget the stuff you really did ,but still love the trip. thanks for sharing

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

So true! Thanks for watching, gunney rat.

Nice video Rick, I really enjoyed it. I find all your video interesting. Life Crafting, I like it! JT

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

You and Jo Ann are Life Crafters, too. Thanks, JT.

Love the video. Oh please go to Sleeping Buffalo hot springs near Saco, Montana. I haven’t been there in YEARS. I wonder how it is now. The Nelson reservoir is right next to it. That would be great 👍🏻 The ebike is very cool. Hi Linda, hope to see you on the road again soon.