I was one of those people watching the Elk carcass. Got lots of pictures of eagles feeding on it and finally at dusk nine days after it was fist spotted a grizzly came down to feed on it. The elk was killed in a rut battle. Ranger said the wolf biologist flew a drone over and it had a puncture wound in its side. It only took ten days for the carcass to be totally devoured and only bones left.

You are so RIGHT that going to a site and experiencing it provides the best education for our children!! In 2019, we took almost a month to go from Rhode Island to Kansas City and back again, stopping at lots of places along the way. One of those stops was Gettysburg. My (then) 16 year old had been studying the Civil War, as he stood on top of Little Round Top he commented, "NOW I understand why this spot was so important to control!" Learning at it's best!

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

What a wonderful experience for your children! History and science become real life in front of their eyes. Not to mention that I believe it is so important for our children to understand that people around even just our country let alone the world, have different ways of living life and cultures and experiences. As an adult, it helps to give me perspective, and I believe it is a very important part of growing up and becoming more mature when our kids get that perspective as well. Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment!

Breathtaking beauty; excellent videography and photography. Thanks for sharing the beauty and specialness of Yellowstone.

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much, and Yellowstone has a beauty that is unlike anywhere else! There is so much diversity in the landscape and features. You can go 10 time and still find something new to see! Thank you for watching!

I typically just listen to YT while I do something else, but I don’t miss a second of yours! The photography/videography is so beautiful and so compelling! 👏🙌

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

That is such an incredible compliment! thank you 👊

We love Yellowstone! Your sunrise is so beautiful and made us shed a tear because there is no place on earth like Yellowstone! It is and will always be a magical place! Our son works at Bridge Bay Marina as a fishing guide! We have been there many times and made many memories! Thanks for you tour!

Just got back from snowmobiling through the park (Yellowstone). Yup , in February. The experience is epic. You'll never feel the same about "The Park"

Yellowstone is so big, it is impossible to see everything in one or two trips! Great video, safe travels!

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

I bet you could spend a whole summer there and still have stuff to see! Thanks, Ben 👊

We usually stay at the Grant Campground and every evening after supper we go to the West Thumb Geyser for an even stroll.

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

Our first time staying in Yellowstone(first few months of RVing) we stayed at Grant , loved it! A little tight for our size rig😃 we only had 2 nights there…

We have been to Artist Point, but never been to that upper fall area. And WOW! That sunrise on the lake was absolutely incredible. Another area we have not been to. Just another reason to go back to Yellowstone again!

@FindingOurSomeday - Corey, your videography is wonderful! We've experienced the late day in September yellow stones in the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, and it's magnificent! You captured it so well. #ShoulderSeason #Yellowstone👏👏🎥

I have said before, Yellowstone is one off my favorite places on earth, I am fortunate to live close by and have been there more times than I can remember. Great video!!!

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

So glad you have had the ability to see it multiple times! Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you, Corey, for these beautiful images.

ON SUNDAY! Yea~!!!!!!!!!!!

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

So glad to have you here with us!

Great video. We were fortunate enough to work at the Old Faithful Upper General Store for seven weeks this last summer and fall. John happened to be one of my wife's and my trainers. Wish we would have seen you all there. Unfortunately video and pictures doesn't show the real beauty.

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

That is so awesome! John was wonderful and we got to meet a few people working in the park who he had trained and they all spoke so highly of him! So sorry we didn't get to meet you guys! Thank you for watching!

It gets cold there early - I tried to drive in the entrance from the Beartooth Highway on Sept. 20, 2019 and a winter storm closed the road. So then I drove to the Cody entrance and that road was iced up and closed halfway into the park….I gave up and headed for Colorado. So I guess you were lucky to be in there on the 26th. The rest of my trip was great anyway - the Badlands were very cool.

Absolutely beautiful video with a science lesson to boot! Thanks you!

We are headed there in April! Hubs retires! 1 month planned so far! You have been our inspiration for travel, thank you!

Wow, another stunning video... The videography with the music you guys capture alone with the lifetime of memories with the girls is so enlightening 🥰. Our very first road trip with our girls was Yellowstone/Tetons (in tents😳) it was amazing. Retiring soon and upgrading our Outback 328RL to the GD Solitude 376rd so that we can be on the road more and hopefully bring the grandbabies to Yellowstone/Tetons especially the boondocking place in the Tetons as they are my favorite spot and also go south in the winter Minnesota is getting to cold in the winter.. if you are ever in the MN and looking for a National park, Voyageurs National Park on the border is beautiful... we have a big boat we could show around 🥰

Another GREAT video guys........2 years for us until we hit the road and see our beautiful landscapes in our GREAT country Canada. Winters will be spent down south, we are in the pre planning stages now.....REALLY looking forward to our someday.

Im really digging the epic scores of music! Keep up the good work and great content.

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much. It is the most time consuming part of editing, so thank you for acknowledging the music! 🙌

We were there 2 years ago. It is an amazing experience. So many incredible places.

I love watching your content, but this one was hard for me... My close friend lost his little brother at the lower Brink overlook. Winter of 1990... they went snowmobiling in the Park. He ran ahead and ended up slipping and falling off the edge. They were our next door neighbors as well. Hard memories.

So - we did that West Thumb hike in 2020 right before Covid locked things down - February - the lake was frozen and we hiked along that trail & were hiking ABOVE the railings there because so much snow. I’ve never been so COLD! One of the hot springs in the lake was still open - all else was frozen solid….

When you're had the privilege to see these places in person, trying to explain how awesome they really are gets lost in the words. Ellen and I were there just a few days before you guys. It was amazing. Thanks for the reminder.

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

We are so happy that you both got to experience the magic of West Thumb for yourselves! It was a blast having you with us at the Getaway!!!

@jimandellenmeadows6244

5 ай бұрын

@FindingOurSomeday Durning the video, we were discussing you guys. How and why we watch and follow. Someday around a campfire, maybe. Hugs, joy, happiness, and all the best to you guys.

Thank you so much!! ❤ Your family and your beautiful photography and stunning journey

I have missed you guys. You and LJMJ are my Sunday happy day videos. Wish I was healthier to be able to go out camping more often.

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

It is so nice to be missed! We have been testing out other posting days to see if KZread liked them any differently. We will be more consistently posting on the same day soon! Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment!

Staying in Yellowstone is key to get out early and stay late. Thats what we did, plus we are from TN so we were awake at 4am everyday we were they.

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

We couldn't agree more! Best way to miss the crowds! Thanks for watching!

@barbarapalmer268

5 ай бұрын

I loved the lower falls. Your photography is outstanding.

Amazing video. Yellowstone is just so amazing. Would like to go back. We went a couple years ago.

Outstanding video and photography. Loved it. Thank you. Blessings

West Thumb is one of my favorites in Yellowstone, for all the reasons you mentioned. Thanks for sharing the sunrise with us because I've certainly never seen it at that time! Glad the RV seems to be OK too. I've been thinking about you and hope you are enjoying some good family time and all is well! Happy travels!

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

So glad you have experienced such a cool place! And we definitely recommend seeing it at sunrise! It was spectacular! Thank you so much for joining us and taking the time to comment!

Yay Sunday upload!

Omg, this was one of our FAVORITE videos you've done so far!! We could just see ourselves walking that boardwalk in the early morning. It was all so beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing this one. And for the science lessons, too!!

Awwwwwwwwwwwww ..... Kids.... Lifetime memories!!! Pop's Mr. Dink and Eye were there before we met you in White SandsNP in 22!!! That feeling of power you will always remember from Yallerstone!! Wink wink nod nod for the Alphabet-ennials..... Boomerism is so much fun!!

Beautiful video coverage!

So amazing thanks for taking us along on your journey 😊

Another amazing video! You continue to do amazing videography! And Jesse great job fixing the water! Go girl ;)!

Beautiful Can not wait to visit there Thank you for sharing

Oh Jess, I feel your pain! I was the one that had to contort like that…except I had to take apart the plastic Kantleak valve system (2016 Reflection), draw a chart to keep track, and then reinstall the new brass based one. It was NOT FUN!!

Love your videos!!

Great video work, as always! Thanks for taking us along! :)

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! Really glad to have you here with us!

Great video, we’d really love to get out to Yellowstone! I enjoyed that you showed some of the lesser known areas of the park in this video.

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

It really is such a cool place! Yellowstone has so many hidden gems! Thanks for joining us!

Thanks for Yellowstone 1&2. Great videos. As for the super volcano, that's why my wife doesn't want to go 😂

Great video as always‼️ Love the cinematography. 👏 Would be nice if we could fly drones in National Parks. Hope all is well with the girls…don’t hear from them much lately.

Such great video and photography I loved watching this video.

A tip for finding those tiny leaks. (I've done plenty of no so great plumbing.) Hold some tissue up to the spot, wipe the area. Any water can easily be seen on the tissue!

@timaz1066

5 ай бұрын

After I fix a leak in my motorhome, I wrap a paper towel around it and leave it so I can glance at it at any time to make sure there is still no leak.

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

Great idea! Hope you haven't had any major leak issues with your rig! Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment!

Love everything you guys do!!! Me and my husband love watching you and are inspired.

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words and support! It means so much!

Love this video. Yellowstone is my favorite park.

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

It truly is such a magical place!

Going anyplace early is always worth it. And that sunrise was living proof. Just incredible! Even if there was no 🍩🍩

Incredible photography ,😊videography

Thanks 😊

Heartwarming to see the two of you kissing. All is right in the world.

En una sola calificación es muy hermoso bonita es tu bella familia mi amigo

What happened to your steering wheel? Run out of doughnuts? LOL! Loved this video… really inspires us to take the big step of going there ourselves, like on a two week vacation. Maybe next summer!

You know what they say...the West Thumb is the Best Thumb. Probably someone has said that before lol. Great video, guys!

I love West Thumb!!you need warmer jackets and wool! Lol.. God is good! Incredible videography as always! Breathtaking . They need to have golden globe of KZreadrs!!

We were there in September of 2021 and got snowed on. We were in a tent….

Always looking forward to your videos. Wish you could do 2 per week.

started watching on my 22" monitor. Nope, ain't gonna' work. have to move to the 60" TV

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

Now that’s what I’m talking about 🙌

I super enjoy your channel, riding a Harley you have given me so many places to visit. What a Wonderful team and I Thank You. Truly. I have been thinking of ordering a Toyhauler. Now I have pause. I 18:22 find out Grand Design is having a large issue with Frames Breaking. Axles being replaced, 5th wheel frames breaking from front to back. As a brand Ambassador, will you address this?

@robertcolpitts4534

5 ай бұрын

Frame breakage is not confined to Grand Design. It is occurring with many manufacturers and it has been a problem for quite a while. It would be best to get answers straight from the manufacturers rather than demand answers from the Ambassadors.

Last time we were there the rangers had brought a dead elk down from the high country, and there was a grizzly eating it.

Can I just say WOW?

Love the videos as always. Im sure youve said before why you dont post in 4k, but this video especially was really pixelated at 1080p. Oh well, we enjoy them regardless.

Cmon you guys are Mainers 32 degrees is a heatwave !!

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

Mainers at heart, no longer in body . We delude ourselves no longer , cold is cold 😃

It’s too bad you had to do that twice. Maybe you can find a brass replacement now, and not have to mess with them any more in the future.

Enjoy your videos. Do you use a dash cam? If so what brand is it? Thanks for your help.

Hoodies are not winter jackets....

@robertcolpitts4534

5 ай бұрын

They are for Mainers. 😉😂

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

They are to Corey! Even when we lived in Maine, he wasn't in a winter coat unless it was snowing and or below 10 degrees. Or if he was skiing! 😉 - Jess

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

@@robertcolpitts4534 yes, sir!

Who saw that goat go over at 5:50??? 😮😳

What month were you out there? What to plan a trip out

@jasoncruz3506

5 ай бұрын

Never mind just saw September 27

How was fishing bridge? We are camping there this summer for 4 nights? Any suggestions?

I N C R E D A B L E ! Thank yoy

Good video. Could you share the process you go through to get a filming permit for the National Parks and how long it takes to get them? Do you apply onsite or do you need to plan ahead? TIA

where did you get the P4 parts? I can't find them anywhere.

“Your so much better at contorting” that made me laugh. 5 seconds after I said “where are the donuts for sunrise” you addressed that. I am thinking y’all need to make some homemade donuts in case this happens again. I mean y’all worked at a donut shop before right ?!

Just. Curious. Do you guys do sunrise and doughnuts everyday

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

😂 Definitely not! Only in special places! We haven’t done a sunrise and donuts for 3 months. Seems about time to find another special place!

I love you guys, but you’re running about five months behind. The rest of us would like to see you somewhere warm and sunny. After all, we do live vicariously through you.😁

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

I appreciate that, it’s just what we had to do for our family! Just a few more and we’re up to date. I want to be up to date for the eclipse rally in April, it’s going to be a busy summer!

Saw your dash cam in this most recent KZread. What kind do you have?

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

This is the one we have: amzn.to/3IfzLkQ and we have really liked it so far! We may add a 2nd camera at some point.

I hate to say this but your plumbing is wrong on the back of your pannel Grand Design is famous for this surprised you have not had a ton of leaks.

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

Never had a leak, just a couple of broken valves. What specifically do you see that’s wrong , or too much to mention 🫣

Did you have to have a ranger accompany you on some of the spots you shot as a condition of your film permit or did you not get one? I don’t think the rules have changed since Kara and Nate got fined for filming there for their KZread channel. It’s why I no longer film in National Parks anymore. So many wonderful places to film and not be hassled about filming.

@FindingOurSomeday

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for being here with us!