Linda is a Hoot!! Wonderful Spirit.. Thanks for the ride. I needed it.

Great video. Safe travels.

Love a good sheet lightning show!!

yall do a great job and are so informative , Yall keep up the good work you are so much fun!

Thank you fr the video, wonderful shpt of the storm. Loved it.

The best line..."These people like to mow!" Smiles.

Just enjoy you guys and all the places. Thanks (Old guy from Arkansas)🇺🇸

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Stevenbp101!

We love you both, and it's nice to see Linda participating more.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

If she gets any bolder it will be ME not showing up in the videos!

I am so glad Linda is not a wall flower and joins in the video. You both do a wonderful job on videos. I just really enjoy her presence. Thanks, Paul J.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Paul, she was so camera shy to begin with but now she's very comfortable with it.

Lol Linda! That was funny 😆

It snowed in Flagstaff AZ Sep 30th, 2021. Beautiful weather here in El Mirage, AZ . Safe travels...

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Flagstaff sure resembles Montana in the wintertime, but their winter is a lot shorter than ours!

Another great video. Thanks

The night light show was very cool.

Glad to see your catching up on video you already shot before the vehicle problems. Have fun stay safe.

Hilarious and enlightening...

Nice. Thanks.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you too, Glen!

You two are funny goofy, and just what this world needs! Nice that you always keep us updated on the "what's still working". Now you are an "influencer"! But we can see, you have been that always! That lightening show was AWESOME!!! That town Hebron, named for "town of refuge" from the Bible. So now will you take us to the largest ball of gum?! HAHAHA! UUAAARRRGGGHHH!!!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't doubt that a giant ball of gum actually exists out there somewhere too, but I think we'll skip it! Thanks for the info on where Hebron got it's name.

The doors of the tornado safe room is locked? I guess the room is safe...from people and tornados! 🤣

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, we found that humorous... kinda! A couple of days later and a few hundred miles away we had tornados go by us (about 25 miles away), so they were happening!

Thanks for taking me along to all those great places! They were some beautiful things along the way, but lol, that swing made me a little dizzy! Blessings

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

It had me thinking of sweet tea, fried chicken and potato salad.

I love camping in city parks... 😎

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

They've been pretty nice for us all along.

Thanks for the lightning storm - I love watching them too.

@Rick and Linda - @minute 2:17....Linda was WORKING IT. LOL😆

Interesting observation crossing another state, thanks for another informative relaxing video. That twine is now on my bucket list hahaha

Hooray for more Linda! Great sense of humor! 🌿🌿🌿

Hey, so there's another tipi fan out there! You're right about tipi's versus high wind. Many moons ago I attended a mountain man rendezvous with my tipi and one night high winds hit us all night long with 70+mph winds. The next morning there were wall tents down but I don't remember a single tipi that didn't withstand the wind. I did wake up to a quarter inch of fine dust covering everything inside, but that was minor compared to what the square sides went through! Then there was the one inch plus hail we experienced at the Vipond Park, Montana rendezvous back in the 90's. Old canvas like the tipi you just toured was no match, but mine was like new at the time. The local Ranger said it was very unusual to experience large hail at 9,000 ft elevation! Don't worry about KZread regarding airguns, or even firearms for that matter. There are plenty of channels out there covering both, including the harvesting of Bambi and feral hogs! And that light show reminds me of a visit to Missouri long ago. I was sitting in a buddy's van listening to rock n roll one evening, and the lightning was so intense we thought we were on the dance floor at a disco! Soon after came the tornado warnings so off to the basement we went.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

The teepee is an amazing invention, especially when you consider the lining. About those firearm channels, none of them are a monetized channel, so if I did videos like that I'd lose my income. I had to move my firearm videos over to Rumble, but there's not enough exposure there for us to earn a living to keep doing what we do so we'll need to just abide by YTs rules.

I like watching people that take their time and don't have to rush to the next place they miss so much. You two are a good match for one another that's nice to see as well so many people can't get along with one another but you two do it very well. Great light show there I love to watch storms as they come up and take photo's of the lightning ( my wife yells at me all the time for doing it) I will watch that part of the video a few more times for sure. We love watching your video's your always so clam and never in a rush so you can be my sensei because I am still not as slow as I want to be but I have gotten better over the years with not running straight to where I want to be and more to if I make it there ok if not that's ok to. Stay safe and take care and we hope that your tomorrow is better than your today was ~~~~ I know that will take some work looks like you have a lot of great days.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Den. Always good to hear from you.

Linda is a real GEM!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, she is!

We motorhome from Las Vegas to the upper Midwest every year to visit family and thoroughly enjoy going through Nebraska and Iowa on the back roads because the small towns are so receptive to RVers. Glad to see an “out west” Vlogger taking us through the Midwest and appreciating what you are finding along the way…PS broke down south of Beatrice 8/31 and the locals stopped to offer help, and a local repair shop worked on our motorhome before anyone else’s vehicle saying they understood being stranded…nice nice people. I doubt we would have received that service here in the west…

"And like everywhere in Iowa,it's nicely mowed! These people like to mow!..Rick I laughed so hard at that comment because it is SO true of people in the Midwest! They sure do love their finely manicured lawns. I enjoyed the fact you are traveling lesser traveled road and not the interstate highways!. Also, if you're a reader I would like to suggest a book for you titled Blue Highways by Least Heat Moon. Don't let the authors name fool you it's an excellent book about a modern day guy as he traverses the United States. HAPPY TRAVELS!!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Linda and I read Blue Highways a long time ago, what a great read. It was Linda who said that Midwesterners must have mowing in their DNA. It keeps the countryside beautiful!

T from Michigan here... I absolutely loved this video it was funny, it was informative, it had beautiful scenery and just good humor and fun keep up the good work you 2....this was excellent and I loved loved loved the lightning Rick. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures ..... Linda you crack me up🤣

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Teresa from Michigan! Comments like yours help keep us going. And Linda keeps me smiling.

23:48 WOW! ! ! wild storm

Interesting info on the teepee.

I do enjoy your videos you two are so cute together and so wise thank you for sharing

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching, Laura!

I love rod grips

"Do you come here often?" Do you fool around..?? LOL!

So glad to see your videos again. I had to get another phone and so have had to subscribe to all the KZread channels I watched before.

@gonagain

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for resubscribing!

I drove through Beatrice, NE on my last road trip. I was so delighted that many of the midwest towns have city RV campgrounds for free or for a very small fee. It sure is convenient.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Kepa! Yes, it sure is.

Enjoy your day, happy travels.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Mark, I hope you're having a great day!

I broke my arm jumping out of a swing during recess when I was in 2nd grade. Boy did I fly when I released but when I landed my right arm was underneath me. My arm looked like the plumbing underneath a sink. Never jumped off another swing. Thank you for another great video.

@gonagain

Жыл бұрын

You're a true adventurer! I know it surprised the heck out of me when I bailed out too high once and I never did that again. Sorry you got your arm broken.

Goodtimes guys

I really enjoyed this video as it brought out more of your personalities. I got a kick out of it. I enjoy all your videos of course and always learn something interesting.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Cathy. We hope you still like us when you get to know us even more!

@daviddasher7357

2 жыл бұрын

@@gonagain Lol

Fun Road Trip... and everyone below has given my thoughts!!

Hi there ! Brandy new to you both & your channel. Thank You !

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome!! Thanks for joining us, Leighth.

As usual a lot of great commentary and great humor. My morning pick me up! Thanks! God’s Speed

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for joining us, Albert! See you on the next one!

With bad allergies don't come to Alabama. I'm really loving your videos. Living through you lol

You brought back memories of being on the school playground swings and jumping out of them. At 51 I can’t imagine how I did that. Fun video.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

We'd die if we tried that now! Almost died then, come to think of it.

@rreveler6705

2 жыл бұрын

And the landings, even on your feet, are much more painful now!!

I love you guys you are so cool

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for that, Ron.

That looks scary with all the lightning.

Wow, wicked lightening. Northern Arizona puts on a good show too. We’ve been camping outside of Southern Nevada to escape the heat, but it’s cooled down a lot over the past week.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

I wish I was out there with you because winter is fast approaching here in Montana.

Looks like a nice trip you guys took. That was one heck of a swing! Miss you two. Hope we can visit again some day. Very humid here in KY in the summer, everything stays green and lush. JT

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Hope to see you guys too

Looks like funI like to travel

Great video with the storm approaching. That's what I miss living on the farm in S.E. Nebraska is watching storms from miles off approaching. We used to go to Beatrice a lot and then go to Hebron and head south into Kansas on our way to Colorado. Safe travels.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing, Jim.

We were recently in Casey, Illinois. They have many worlds largest items, including pitchfork, golf tee, wind chime, seesaw, barber pole, bird cage and many more. Plus, lots of smaller large things throughout the town.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Fun. Haven't made it to Illinois yet but will keep that in mind. Thank you, Chuck!

Nick and I love following you and Linda on your adventures as we continue on ours!

If you're out in Kansas again, Ellis is a nice little town with a great little campground. Some fun sites out that way are Castle Rock and Monument Rocks, both made of chalk!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

I think Kansas deserves some more exploration, so we'll be back.

@RobinGlasco

2 жыл бұрын

I lived in Ellis for five years. Camped there a few times in the past five. It's a little pricey but still Bug Creek is nice.

Believe it or not the biggest ball of twine is on my bucket list. Great video, Thanks for posting.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

:o) It's great just being out there exploring!

Another good video. I had to laugh when you said the dryer was a rip off at 25 cents per minute and a half. Here in Australia most have been $1 per minute and a half although some actually give you closer to two minutes. So yes it costs a fair bit to dry a load of washing. I enjoy watching the places you go and can't wait for this pandemic to be over so we can travel overseas again. We have all the time in the world now hubby has retired yet can't go anywhere at the moment. Take care guys and keep enjoying your travels. I'm glad you take us all along with you. 😃

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for coming along, Jennylee. Looking forward to the day you all can start traveling again too.

Very enjoyable video!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Robert! Hope to see you on the next one!

Once again, a great video showing how fun it can be to travel!

I love your conversion. Hope to see you on the road someday. Betty Bear

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

That would be nice, Betty.

If you make it to Fort Cobb Ok. Free camping in my yard. Or camp ground 5 miles away.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the offer, Suda, much appreciated. We didn't make it to OK on this trip; the last time we were there was years ago to visit a friend near Tulsa.

You're in my home stomping grounds. Born in Southwest Kansas and drilled oil wells all over the western half. Campground in Plainville KS is very reasonable. I drilled a well just south of Smith Center once as well as all the way out to almost the Colorado line. Then, when the oil patch crashed I moved to Colorado. I'm headed back through there next week in my RV.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

It should be a nice trip for you with the temperatures now being a little cooler.

And by the way really enjoying your road trip adventures.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I sure hope I can afford the gas for the next trip. What the heck, yeah?

Best lighting show I've seen on KZread. Beautiful!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

That storm wasn't moving very fast at all and gave us quite the display for a couple of hours.

Dearly love all your videos,. Bu I love this “special Edition” one as well,. So funny, wonderful info about hate teepee..Thanks again and Happy Trails

@michellekoonce3191

2 жыл бұрын

Spell correction, the teepee,.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

You type like I do!

That was amazing footage of the lightening in the clouds! I would have been terrified, but from here, it was beautiful. It's cool to see the close up views of little towns that you miss when you just drive by them.

Nice lightning storm . 🌩

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

That was something!

We have a 25 or so spot camping area with water and dump available and electric on each site in our city. Last time we camped there it was $10 per night.

You were close to me! My home is in Salina, but I’m in Clay Center in my trailer visiting family.

The door must be locked to keep the tornado inside? Hope you didn't let it out. Good morning!

@3generations393

2 жыл бұрын

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Keeping this video for future reference. We stayed in Superior, Nebraska this summer for two weeks. Yes, they allow for two weeks at a time. They do allow for donations, if you so wish. You get water and electric. The town only has 1,957 pop. Therefore they do appreciate the income for their community business while we rv there. We shopped, washed clothes, bought diesel, etc. Harrison, Nebraska is another town of less than 300 pop. But they only allow for 3 days. Sweet towns with sweet clean air, and low pollen at the time we stayed there. And those places do like to keep the grass cut!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

It's nice to find those places and it sure adds to the enjoyment of the trip.

When I heard "Creston Iowa" I did a double take! You 2 were just 60 miles or so from my house as the crow flies. Happy Trails!

Since you are in southern AZ frequently, there are free RV power and water posts in Memorial Park in Sierra Vista, AZ. Daytime use only, but there’s a great farm market on Thursdays. Bisbee and Tombstone are nearby. Plenty of boondocking in the area.

@gonagain

Жыл бұрын

We need to get back to Sierra Vista and spend some time. The only time we were there it was snowing and that wasn't what we went to Arizona for in the first place, so we went back to Yuma. But the town looked really nice.

I am blaming this on you. LOL I sold my Aliner this because wife couldn't git in anymore. As it drove off I knew I made a mistake. The next day a post of yours came up on my screen. You were loading a four wheeler in the back of your camper. A light went off in my head. That would be perfect for my wife. She can drive her wheel chair into the back using the ramp. I bought this the next day. I have a lot of work ahead, but looking forward to it.😉

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

That sounds perfect for your wife, Chris! Have fun on your build.

@chrislincoln489

2 жыл бұрын

@@gonagain Wife and I both enjoy your videos. Keep them coming. We got a 6x12 like your daughter's.

HI I Was born and raised in Smith Center, and went to high school in Lebanon.

"But the door is locked." This is my world when I stop abruptly at a convenience store as my diuretics kick in.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

I hate when that happens!

you need to come to Illinois and stay here for a few days !

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

I hear rumors that there's a another world on the east side of the Mississippi, but I'm pretty sure it's just rumors. ;O)

I speculate that in the old days before air-conditioning or electricity, porch swings were how you got a cool breeze going.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

I believe that! We never had AC when I was a kid, but a properly operated swamp cooler can work pretty well.

@gregpeterman1102

2 жыл бұрын

That 85% Gasohol made my Camry run like a race car, loved it, but it burns up fast, only half the mileage.

My wife’s family were sodbusters in Beatrice. Our daughter and grandsons live in MO. Speaking of mowing lawns, it seems like everyone owns a lawn tractor. No matter what size lawn they have.😀 That was an awesome light show!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Sodbusting was a hard life. We bought a corner lot years ago and the first time I mowed made me go right out and get a riding mower. 20 minutes compared to 2 hours!

@sasquatch885

2 жыл бұрын

What’s funny is when visiting our daughter in MO we see people mowing on their riding mower a lawn that would only take 5-6 passes with a regular lawn mower.😂 My wife was actually born in Beatrice. But her folks moved to California when she was a baby.

_This is what I do for my allergy/ itchy eyes and runny nose. Get a bowl of distilled water and some salt, dilute the salt into the bowl. Wash your eyes with a clean cloth or cotton pads, and use Q-tips for the inside of the nose. A few times a day. It takes care of my eyes and nose for a few days at a time. Rabbit sagebrush is terrible this year out here in the desert. I'm up north in Nevada, where that stuff is everywhere! Hope this helps you two? A couple of nights ago a huge thunderstorm roll in, and over my camping spot; it was very cool! Haven't been in one for about a year. The temps around are in the high 60s'; nights are in the mid-30s' I'm in high cotton, with though temps. I having coffee and enjoying your vlog this morning. Overlooking the valley in the middle of nowhere._

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

I'm back home wishing I was where you are!!! Soon... Hey, thank you for the tip about the salt water rinse because I'll remember that.

@FirstSuiGeneris

2 жыл бұрын

@@gonagain you're welcome, it helps me.

I feel for you with the allergy thing mine flairs up pretty bad this time of year. Maybe you should head for the desert.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Haha! You know that's where we spend most of our time and that, along with the lack of mosquitoes, is why! Thanks for watching another of our videos Theron.

all that lightning is beautiful to me it shows God's power. i love it

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I agree!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Beautiful! Love them too.

Hebron - possibly a Mennonite town - luv the brick laid streets and plain style historic homes but that town square community swing definitely needs an oil can tending to.

Man! Not only am I from Yuma, (Colorado), I'm there right now! Lots of wicked, crazy storms here in August. And yes, I am familiar with that laundromat, (it's the only one here!).

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

I'd be hanging my clothes all the time!

ALOHA : Did you grow up reading Jack London? Mahalo Leo in Kailua Kona.

Oh, I like that storm footage…maybe you could do a little storm chasing, eh? Love yr videos of the little towns you come across and all the unique features!

great video,, thanks for sharing... Gypsy J van/trailer..

Coming up on 40,000 subs 👍👍 Well deserved❣️❣️ You two tell it like it is-always entertaining/always educational and never know where we're going next. Will be looking forward to being " Gone again" with Rick & Linda 💋. 🙏✌️🌎💞

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Much appreciated and we thank you for checking in again.

Rick have you ever contemplated using a 5 gal bucket with a hole in the lid, and a drywall paddle bit for a makeshift washing machine? Im curious if repurposing the shower water with a little bio degradable detergent would get them clean. I remember watching an old episode of Laramie where Robert fuller was taking a bath with his pants on and his shirt in the tub, i believe the line was no sense taking a bath and not washing my clothes lol. Makes me think hmmm???

@frankhornbuckle4614

2 жыл бұрын

The drywall paddle thing seems like it would work if there was a drill that agitates. Most drills only turn in one direction. Forward or reverse. I think your underwear might get wrapped around a drywall paddle and just spin.

I enjoy your videos my wife and I like going on road trips but we also have four teenagers🧐 so in a few years and if God willing we can do more

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Hang in there! You can survive the teenagers, we did. We hope you can get out exploring soon.

@SH-di8im

2 жыл бұрын

@@gonagain Hey thanks for the encouragement i’m a truck driver so I do get around quite a bit just not with the family

I have been watching your travels, Love them. I am 67 and just bought a 6 by 12 foot Cargo trailer. I haven't been away for the last 20 years. So soon enough, Lol. Quick Question, What is the ground clearance of your trailer? The used one I just bought doesn't seem as high as yours. I haven't been under it yet but I was told that it has a 5 inch drop down axle. Thinking of ordering a straight axle. It would give me an additional 5 inches of clearance since it is a Dexter axle.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Sitting level, our trailer is about 16" off the ground at the corners. We've found that to be good enough and seldom touch anything. Our straight axle isn't reversed either and sits on top of the leaf springs.

The ending explains why the transmission wasn't on the things that are working from the beginning, i was expecting to hear it was.

weird al yankovic had a song about that ball of twine

You 2 are so cute!! Did you know the center of Montana is in Lewistown in someone's kitchen sink?

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

I knew Lewistown as the center of Montana but not that the exact spot is in someones kitchen sink. How cool is that?!

Good morning Gonagains, God bless!!

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Same to you!

Stop by Wessington Springs South Dakota Park

You have probably heard this a thousand times before, but if I knew you were coming.... You passed within 1/2 mile of my house on your way to Beatrice (Bee-at-tris). Hwy 77 Is just a few blocks to the west of my house in SW Lincoln. I would have really liked meeting you in person. The 4 H building behind you in the video is where they used to have the gun shows every year before Covid. Hebron (He-brun). The bricks that make up the streets you showed, probably came from Endicott Brick Factory just to the SE of Fairbury which you would have gone thru to get to Hebron. They have been making bricks for just over 100 years, and also do special order sculpture bricks. You were headed in the right direction going into CO to head down to the Dunes Natl Park. If you haven't been there, you might put it on your places to go. It is one of the cleanest Natl parks around, and at one point it was the #1 park in CO. It was about 45 min from my cabin, so I went there a lot. You can even sand surf there, and the very shallow stream that flows thru coming off the snows in the surrounding mountains is a huge sand beach to suntan and swim.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for all the information Jim. We've been by Colorado's Sand Dunes Notional Park but have never visited. Now I have a reason to go there! Have you been to Bent's Fort near Pueblo? That's well worth the trip in itself.

@jimv.661

2 жыл бұрын

No, I haven't been to Bent's Fort. I guess I wasn't aware of it. That's too bad because I would go thru Pueblo or near there about 10 times a year when I had my cabin in the Sangre de Cristo mountains down by San Luis. Another stop I always thought about as I drove the interstate north of Pueblo, was a volcano-looking hill some miles north of Pueblo (don't remember for sure). It was on the east side of the highway on flat land, back in about a mile, and was very sharply pointed at the top like a volcano. I couldn't find any info on the internet and always forgot about it until I was looking at it as I zoomed down the highway.

Kanoe said, "Well that was cool!". Yes, we loved this one.

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

It's so much fun cruising the backroads through the little towns and finding these things. You need to come along!!

Great gentle humour. Kimba in South Australia states it's middle of Australia, and has a huge statue of a galah😁

@gonagain

2 жыл бұрын

I had to look up Kimba, and you're right---that's a huge statue of a galah. In a town north of us here, they have a huge statue of a penguin.