I like how everyone learns a little about Utah when watching you and your dad's adventures. Thank you.

Very interesting , Rudy . I would enjoy seeing more things like this on here .

@lightfighter540

Жыл бұрын

I agree !

You guys should do some rural exploring, ghost towns etc! Would love to see that

Hey Rudy and Janelle, that was a real nice adventure! I like that, thanks for taking us along and of course thumbs UP! 👍

Thank You Rudy,for taking us for a ride. A California friend.

Thanks for taking us along. Y’all are wonderful!

Its always an adventure when Rudy is the tour guide. Nice drone shots you gave us to remember where we have been.

@doug9418

Жыл бұрын

What is to be said, Sir you have said it all. God bless you . 🇺🇸

@lonestarstate4x4liftedlife66

Жыл бұрын

God bless you Doug.

I'll watch stuff like this all day long, keep it up.

Wooo I've camped near there! I actually love camping at a lot of places off that exit. The closer you get to Pine Mtn the thicker the forest. Great vid!

The tree is still a baby.It takes hundreds of years for it to become a giant.Pretty cool it has survived!

@ripvanrevs

Жыл бұрын

In just a short 1,680 years, you will be able to drive a small car through it.

@jasonmorales1846

Жыл бұрын

@@ripvanrevs by then people will be flying cars.

The drones are icing on the cake. The views make this adventure so much more. Thanks for taking us along.

Thanks Rudy, for taking us along!! That was an interesting piece of history!!! Beautiful country up there!!

The painters tape decal still on the side of the truck is so cool a little piece of History you're preserving

Giant Sequoias were indeed native to the Great Basin >10 million years ago, before the Great Basin was really a basin, and probably survived the extensional collapse that turned highlands into the Great Basin too, especially if sequoias are thriving there today- probably only extirpated due to the onset of periodic ice ages ~2mya. Very cool to learn about this tree!

Rude you have an interesting way of story telling. I enjoy your channel. Looking forward to more adventures.

Love the views and the information about the Sequoia tree. Those trees are a national treasure and don't hesitate to showcase other natural wonders on your channel.😊

Hantavirus “haunted virus” and then the look on their faces was priceless.Thanks for the laugh Rudy. Love the channel. ;)

I have a 3.5 in lifted Sienna. After viewing MORR recoveries I know where I’m NOT going. Thanks for checking out a destination that’s accessible to a 76 year old wanderer. Keep exploring.

Hell yeah..been waiting for a new video

Great little adventure. My wife and I like exploring by doing short day trips like this too. Sometimes in life, we tend to travel too far to find cool new places but miss some of the gems like this place that are so close to home. Thanks for taking us along!

Absolutely love a little history lesson with some 4x4 action! Thanks for taking us along!

Excellent drone shots & editing !!!!.....🤘

The scenery and remoteness makes me feel like I am watching folks on a strange planet... your lucky to live in Gods country!!

Very interesting . Thanks for taking us along for the adventure.

Loved this adventure Rudy, we are fortunate to live about three hours away from the Avenue of Giants Coastal Redwoods in Northern CA, and about two hours away from the inland Sequoia Redwoods down in Calaveras County, The inland redwoods frow fatter around and tall, the coastal grow extremely tall and big around. They are truly awesome to see, they're not just a tree. Plan a trip sometime, my faves are the coastal, plus the ocean is right there. Lots of scenery and fun things to do too.

@heatherbartelheimer9577

Жыл бұрын

we really enjoyed Calaveras! thanks for the memories ;)

@sambuchanan8179

Жыл бұрын

I have been there

@quartfeira

Жыл бұрын

@@sambuchanan8179 I have been a tree

90 years is a blink of the eye compared to the northern Cali ones 500ish years old!! Thanks for takin' us along. Utah amazing us ,again.

Really cool to have something unique like that to visit. Imagine that it may spend another 100+ years watching people come by.

@javabeanz8549

Жыл бұрын

or another 3000, the ones in California are estimated to be between 3000 and 3500 years old...

14 videos and 176K subscribers. That’s just amazing. Each video gets better and better. Congratulations on a job well done young man.

Really cool. Thanks for taking us along..

What a fun video! Thanks for sharing. Footage/music at 7:45 was a perfect conclusion. Well done!

Missed you Rudy! Thanks for the tour of that gorgeous portion of our beautiful country! The drone views were outstanding!! I want to see MORR of Rudy and what Rudy is doing now. Please?

Sure looked nice up there. You should take a trip up here in British Columbia, Canada as there is some really nice scenery to see up here.

Rudy & Janelle's Excellent Adventure... Looks like you guys had a really nice day so thanks for posting the video! Great drone video too.

That is a nice-looking tree that is usually found in California! Haunta virus is not something to joke about! But if you get it you might be a ghost! Great drone videos!

@daveogarf

Жыл бұрын

(*Hantavirus) Usually carried by deer mice.

So cool.... Being a native of California for 45 yrs, I've seen a few G Sequoia's and it NEVER Gets old to see one... There is one down the street from me now in Washington, that was cut down in the 80's and the base is 8' wide....EPIC!!! I could only imagine how tall it actually was and it was most likely planted or sprung up in the 18th Century!!

As always there is such a cool laid back come what may vibe to your videos. Keep up the awesome work. Peace.

Brilliant to see someone going old school and using good old paper maps instead of a sat-nav

Thank you for taking us with y’all. The tree is beautiful. God bless. ❤️👍👍🙏🙏❤️

Awesome video, Pretty cool that that's the only one that survived. Thanks for showing it to us.

Awesome adventure. Thanks for sharing.

Pretty neat. Just found out a few days ago here in Michigan we have a few also. I believe the tallest one is around 95-100ft tall also. Kinda makes me want to buy a few saplings and plant a few at my northern michigan property.

If you ever get to Central California you need to check out Sequoia National Park in Kings Canyon National Park, the giant Sequoias there or some of the oldest living things on earth and they are huge in comparison to that one

@mikeshuck2760

Жыл бұрын

They could also get up to the Humbolt Coast and see the taller Sequoias family. And there’s this ocean place. Kinda fun to see.

That is so cool .. I don't think many people realize that Utah has more than sand

@cotton-Dave

Жыл бұрын

emil--That's funny! (wink)

@marnaehrech1223

Жыл бұрын

And rocks! Don't forget the rocks!!

Excellent flying backwards flying and seems like a nice day exploring. Thanks for the trip😎

That's pretty cool considering they can live for 3000years and grow to a height of 325feet . Although not a native species of Utah it is a native North American species they create beautiful forests and that is about old enough too reproduce. Thanks for sharing have a blessed week amen.

Thks Rudy and Janelle for the nice short Adventure. Drone shots are always amazing. Give us a view of this beautiful country we live in , especially we’re you are. 🤙😎

I'm a committed follower since leaving your dad on your own I think you're spectacular keep up the great work and please keep bringing us the great shows thank you

You got seen some very nice countryside with some good weather, I say you did good. You would be correct, I had not ever heard of it "Hantaviruses are a family of viruses spread mainly by rodents and can cause varied disease syndromes in people worldwide." Thumbs up for knowing this!

I spend my free time fishing and exploring the Sequoia’s of California. It’s my favorite place to be.

That was fun! Nice to see real trees!!!! I’m from Montana and live in St George now. Hantavirus is nasty. Respiratory infection spread by rodent feces. Big problem back home too.

Thanks Rudy I really enjoyed that, that tree was awesome, sad the vandalism is in every county no point in wrecking that board about the tree,thanks again awesome, NZ.

Love watching you going straight and the steering wheel is like naw, we going left. Love it.

I love living in southern Utah! Thanks for taking us along.

Loved this video. Love your vehicle . thank you for including such a beautiful lady in this episode. Loved the tree !!

Great adventure. Camera work on this is exceptional. --- Thanks for the fun upload. ---

Beautiful tree beautiful country

Fun video! Don't forget to introduce your companions since that helps us connect to the story and your channel.

As an old user and collector, it was quite amusing to see you with the paper map!

Thanks for taking us along for the ride 😊😊

I've lived in Utah my entire life and haven't heard about this. Thanks for sharing.

That was fun! Thank you for taking us!

Nice video. Beautiful country

Welcome to the channel Rudy…. What a great way to start the Day !

Rudy is a lucky man . And that’s all I’m gonna say about that . And that’s crazy , I never knew that was in Utah . See ya on the next one

Awesome Adventure Rudy thank you for sharing ✌️

That is a very small sequoia tree, being as they can live for thousands of years, it still just a baby. Beautiful area!

I see that it doesn't take much to make y'all happy. Pretty slow but with so much excitement. Keep traveling.

Glad your Rubucon isn't overheating anymore, great drive beautiful country side, all the best to yous and your loved ones

Giant redwoods are incredible. The Giant forest is a must see. Put it on the bucket list. Hope it makes it another 100 years.

Hantavirus can be deadly. Clean up of mice or rat droppings must be done with care, while wearing proper protective equipment. I was always surprised when Matt or Paul would seemingly take mice or rat droppings so lightly.

Thanks for taking us along. I think you are going to have to build out a rock crawler for Janelle.

@christopherweise438

Жыл бұрын

Need an episode where Janelle, Jamie, Lizzy, and Holly all go rock crawling.

Is that an old Comanche on the trailer at 0:18? Here's hoping that's on the project list 🥳🥳🥳

@christopherweise438

Жыл бұрын

I saw that too.

@christopherconrad4156

Жыл бұрын

I picked that out I had one new in 87.

A nice little "soft" adventure. Thank you.

Ready nice ride I never felt the dirt roads. Thank you Rudy and all. Is the jeep still 1/2 done ? Hope ya make it home ok, don’t do a Matt thing and run out of gas. Happy Trails to you until we meet again.

@briankellum416

Жыл бұрын

I had to laugh when I saw that he made a fuel stop first.

The on x screen recording was a nice touch 👌

To learn about that tree was great to know. God bless you all.

Went on your adventure Rudy. Been watching your video's since you left MORR. Came down from CO and visited MORR but no one was there but a sales person...stole a MD from your dad's fridge. Anyway...thanks for the adventure it was fun watching you and then going there. We also went to the Elephant Arch... if you ever want another place to film. Your videos are great! Keep up the adventures and builds...

Thanks for taking us along on your adventure.

Fun little adventure. Thanks for showing us. Enjoyed the low key vibe of the video. Great drone work too!

That was cool, and it's always nice to see the Rudicon in action.

We take nature for granted!! Thank you for sharing this. It was great!!

Wow that's pretty cool Rudy thanks for the ride along 👌

With the drone footage The three is gorgeous. I learn something knew today

I like nice drives through the mountains with a little bit of education 🤙

Rudy, the drone shots out there are amazing! would love to see you keep doing stuff like this.

Much appreciated: lovely countryside, nice people, a tree, and hantavirus! It’s too common to disregard the beauties of one’s own place of living, just because it’s so everyday. I as a viewer was primarily struck by the beauty of southern Utah, but there was always flying sand, people in distress, and some roaring V8’s in the way… So, thank you!!!

Beautiful day trip! How fun!! Something other than red sand HAHAHA. Glad the Rudicon passed the test

In the early 80's my grandfather brought back a Sequoia from California and planted it in his back yard by the barn in Orem, UT. It was still thriving and beautiful last month when I went to visit my grandparents.

Great drone work, that really sets the tone and scale of things. I like!

What's up I love your work brother. Did you know that if you put filthy foam between the panels on your ceiling it'll actually get rid of the vibrating noise if you can't afford a headliner LoL. Poor Man's fix LOL

Nice adventure you guys. Who knew Sequoias were planted there. Interesting fact. Thanks for taking us along.

It's really worth a trip to cali for the Sequoyah trees. I went through the avenue of the giants first. And those were "just" giant redwoods the size of what you guys came across." The actual sequoyahs blew that straight out of the picture.

@javabeanz8549

Жыл бұрын

At about 100 years old, that tree in the video is a BABY. The ones in California are estimated to be over 3000 years old.

You are a GREAT brother. Nice videos of his truck. Thanks.

That was a nice break, thanks guys.

Great video! Beautiful scenery! Love that you took us on this adventure... more please!

The top of the Sequoia tree looks like an AT&T cell tower antenna. Rudy, stop punking us!!! LOL Love your content...keep up the great work!

Gotta love that straight steering wheel

Thanks for taking us along on a fun little adventure! Love the old school maps.

That was really cool Rudy and company didn’t look like it was all that big until you put your arms around it. Thanks everyone for sharing this video with us. God Bless

Awesome video. Beautiful scenery. I love Pine Trees and took my youngest daughter to see the Sequoia's in Cali last summer. I agree with you 100% on the vandalism. It really makes me made when I see this. I remember the first time I look my youngest 2 kids to Estes Park Colorado one of the many places I had been as a kid. We were walking around Bear Lake and I was explaining to them how important it was to take care of these areas because if taken care of they will always be around for generations to come. I no sooner finished that conversation when we came across an older couple trying to take a selfie with the lake in the background. When I offered to take the picture for them they explained that they had been married for 30 years and were revisiting their honeymoon destination. As we walked off I was able to tell the kids, "See! If we take care of our land, you will be able to bring your kids and possibly grandkids to this same area". Keep up the great work! I hope you and Janelle bring many more of these adventures to share for us to enjoy. I am hoping that one day I will be able to bring my XJ to Utah and explore many of the wonderful places there to see.