Thanks for the updates, loved them!

@Wildonthego

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You're welcome. Thanks for watching, liking, commenting, and subscribing. 🙂

That was awesome! Thank you!

@Wildonthego

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You're welcome. We're happy you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching, liking, commenting, and subscribing. :)

Beautiful hikes! It’s so green! Thank you for taking us along.😊

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You're welcome. We're glad you enjoyed the scenery... 🙂

Thanks for sharing so much beauty in the western part of the country.

@Wildonthego

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You're welcome. It does have a unique beauty. We do our best to share a little of it. We appreciate you watching, liking, commenting, and subscribing. Happy travels.

Thank you for a trip down memory lane!! I lived in Glendale in 1968 and 69. Not sure when the last time I was on South Mountain but it was quite a site. Left the area in February 1970 and have never been back. Thanks for bringing some good memories back!!

@Wildonthego

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Nostalgia can be wonderful. We're happy to have stirred up some memories for you. Just think, some of the saguaros you've seen back then have not grown too much and are nearly as you've seen them. Thanks for being with us so long and for your comments -- much appreciated.

Thanks! Love AZ.

@Wildonthego

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You're welcome. It's is a unique and diverse landscape... Thanks for watching, liking, commenting, and subscribing. Happy travels.

Hi you two! Great video! We getaway every early fall for 3-4 weeks. We have taken in more than 50 national parks and national monuments. There are so many amazing places. We've spent a couple of nights at the Bonneville salt Flats while time trials were happening. It's amazing to see a vehicle go over 400 mph. The great thing is that you can walk right into the pits and talk to the driver or the crew without hindrance. We went on from there to the dinosaur national Park on the border of Colorado. It was neat to be able to go up and touch dinosaur bones sticking out the side of a hill. Black Canyon to the south is very impressive. Another great venture was climbing down into the Pueblo cliff dwellings and explore those amazing structures down by four corners. I was halfway through our first year's trip three years ago. Of course you're familiar with the national parks in southern Utah. They are magnificent 2 years ago, we went to New Mexico and Texas. In Texas we focused on the big bear national Park, another amazing place. Of course we also took in Carlsbad Caverns to New Mexico. Roswell's space alien Museum was pretty cheesy, unless you really believe in those types of things. The people we met were absolutely wonderful at every stop. Chatted with a cowboy looking guy in Texas and made comment and how friendly everyone was. He put on a big smile and said, "Welcome to Texas!" Going down and walking through the Rio Grande River to Mexico and back was beautiful. Last year we took in many Northwest attractions. California's Lassen Natl Park is a mini Yellowstone National Park. Also many place to go spelunking in that area. We also took in the Redwoods area. So much to see and experience. Maybe this fall we will take in what you just recommended. Take care! Of course it's raining here!

@Wildonthego

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Thanks, Mike. You've been to a lot of great places - some that we've been to and others that you're inspiring us to visit. We appreciate you watching and sharing your travels with us. Great stuff! We wish you and yours many more adventures.

We enjoyed the Arizona Desert Outdoor Museum. It’s a wildlife center with amazing natural habitat setting in Tucson. The raptor show was incredible! Well worth the cost, plan to spend the day and walk a lot.

@Wildonthego

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We've been the the Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum a few times and have enjoyed it. Thanks for watching this one and for commenting. Happy travels.

We look forward to taking some of those trails next year when we return to the Mesa area. Beautiful landscapes.

@Wildonthego

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It would be fun to do them with you. Happy travels. Thanks for watching this one and taking the time to comment.

Great video!! I am saving this one for future use.

@Wildonthego

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We're glad you enjoyed this one. 👍🏻👍🏻

Hi Bernie & Susan, always happy to see another of your videos. We wintered in the Keys this year as the beginning of our east coast swing. A long, long way from Coos Bay.

@Wildonthego

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That's quite different. We hope it was a delightful change. Thanks for watching this one and for commenting. It's always good to hear from you. 🙂

You guys are awesome! More vids please!

@Wildonthego

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Thanks. We're on the go and plan to put out a variety of videos in the coming weeks. 🙂

Wow! So beautiful. Thanks for all the hike suggestions in Arizona. Hope the pelicans are back next April/May when we plan to be in that area.😂 All the best to you both!

@Wildonthego

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It certainly is... You're welcome. We think the pelicans have stumbled upon a place that they'll be happy to repeat their visit. Happy travels. Thanks for staying connected over the years.

Those who think the desert is dead haven't been there in springtime. Lol. So many pelicans!

@Wildonthego

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That's for sure. Pelicans are fascinating, aren't they? We appreciate you continuing to watch and comment.

Hi from La Pine Oregon

@Wildonthego

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Hi, Norm. Thanks for watching this one and for checking in with us.

Nice to see you looking good and having fun in this wonderful season! The line about “rather looking in the other direction” totally resonated ... :) How do you feel about New Mexico? Are there places you enjoy there?

@Wildonthego

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We haven't spent much time in NM, but it's on our mind. We'll be sure to make a video when we do get back there. Anything place you've heard good comments regarding that area?

You did some great hikes that were quite scenic ! In the Pacific Northwest it hasn’t been very warm this year so far , only 2 days that I remember! I was going to hike the Spruce RR trail in fact this morning but it’s snow out around Lake Crescent so, waterfront trail this morning! Down jackets. Hoods up and fleece gloves were worn by most everyone I met ! I’m waiting for the temperature to rise above 38* ! I past due this spring !

@Wildonthego

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It helps when it's no cold. Likewise, the hiking areas that we've been in lately will soon be too hot. We hope you get out for some more fun soon. Thanks for watching this one and taking the time to comment.

Hi Bernie and Susan. A few weeks back I did some trails at Big Bend NP and more recently I was at Organ Pipe hiking a few of their trails (easier ones). Spent a week in Ajo on the Scenic Loop - such a cool area. I'm now on my way to the Sedona / Grand Canyon area. Being from Philadelphia, this whole trip is un-worldly. Gonna be hard to go back to Philly after this trip!

@Wildonthego

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That great. What an adventure! Yes, totally different experience - Philly and Arizona (SW). Thanks for continuing to watch and for sharing your fun comments with us.

What I have been up to these past 6-8 months is enduring a stretch of hard times. In July of last year I was diagnosed with a severely pinched nerve the lower neck portion of my spine which was extremely painful and made me unable to work until it was relieved via spinal fusion surgery in mid-October. My recovery from surgery was a bit slower than anticipated, but thankfully I was able to return to work by the first week of November. Then in mid-December I came down with a serious case of flu and really didn't recover from that until 6 weeks later. I haven't been anywhere or really done anything other than work when I can and stay focused on rebuilding my normally robust health, but I am REALLY looking forward to spring and warmer weather and finally being able to get out into the outdoors again. Nothing planned so far, given my finances took a terrible hit due to health issues, so likely just gonna hang out locally, but Northern Idaho is a great place for that!

@Wildonthego

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Those pinched nerves are so debilitating! We hope you in the outdoors soon - healthy and prospering. Thanks so much for taking the time to check in. We love 'hearing' from you.

Love watching your videos. Stationary here in TN but would love to be RVing.

@Wildonthego

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Are you near SMNP? We're glad you love watching them. It makes creating them worthwhile. Thanks for continuing to watch and comment.

@jeandecker4073

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@@Wildonthego we’re a couple hours west from there.

We have followed you in your journeys we even met you at a campsite on the river. We have ceased oui wandering in Terrell Texas at Rockin Sunset Campground. If you are near come and see us.

@Wildonthego

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It's great that we got to meet. We're happy we're connected with you! Thanks for staying with us and watching our videos and commenting.