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Prairie dogs are a keystone species

Love it! We’ve never been at Devils Tower at sunset but it’s a must now!

You have a great life! Really appreciate you sharing all these wonderful peaceful places you go to! I will put this place on my list too! Be in Cheyenne in less then 3 weeks , I’ll either buy an rv or rent and travel all of Wyoming in the near future… thanks again!

I never saw a prairie dog but the holes can be bad for horses. Cute buggers.

Beautiful. Looks like the stump of an ancient huge tree, cut off by a giant lumberjack.

Such tranquility and beauty! Regenerates the soul.😊

I would add: make sure you have a strong tongue and lockable hitch. Weld the hitch to the tongue and use locks on the trailer and reciever hitch. Locking lugs. 3 or more different lug locks. Or take the tries and chains with you. Make it very difficult for the passer by to take your trailer. You have a fifth wheel use a fifth wheel pin lock on the trailer. Trickers use them and they work. Just don't lose the keys. Lock up the 9 pin if you can. Its not goong to stop a professional thief. It will slow them down. If you need to drop a trailer at a truck stop or travel center for repairs. Park in a well trafficed area close to pumps. Driver will see someone thats trying to break a lock and report it to the truck stop. Also always let the employees know you dropped trailer and give the tag and serial number to fuel deck. Even if you at a repair shop, keep everything locked thats not being repaired. Some shops will let you stay in lot until repairs are made. Some can't because their insurance doesn't allow it. Shop van usually shuttle you to a near by motel and pick you up when repairs are completed. Some repairs take longer and you may want to lease a vehicle or rent until you can get your vehicle back. Plan for the unexpected. Have insurance if you think you can not afford to replace contents. Most home owners policies cover RVs.

My experience is full size cargo van is minimum option for two people. Minivans are minimum for one. I use a grand caravan. Front seats lay all the way horizontal. I need to sleep at angle anyway. Im use to it now. The room i save sleeping in front seat allows me to carry my tools and generator. Half van is tools food and water winter/summer clothes. I have a heater fan. I di not stay in my vehicle except to sleep. Nothing is up front. I leave all this space clear. If i wear out the passanger seat i will replace it. So far it has held up fine. I only sit in passenger seat to sleep. I do wear night clothes and i can dress sitting. I have a space to bath or use my bucket if i have no other choices. Once a month i get a motel room to take a long bath. I can rub off dead skin and keep my skin and feet healthy. Otherwise its spray bottles and wet wipes alcohol. Lotion and baby powder. I bath ever night. I refuse to smell. I am a little picky keeping things real. I been living in my minivan for four years now.. save a lot! In this time frame. I am at a point i don't have to worry if something goes wrong. If for some reason i can't live on road anymore i still have property I can build on and still be independent. I don't see that happening. Im 70 years old in great health. I may have 30 more year's before I'm gone from this world. That's my goal anyway.

Thanks for the tour. I wish I found this town before I moved to FLA.

I think that I already wished you both a Happy Anniversary but it doesn’t hurt to wish the same again. That is a very interesting cave. Thanks for sharing.

I am not a cave girl. These look like geodes.

Those rocks are so different! It looks like they have nodules!

Happy Anniversary!

Happy Anniversary Robert and Mel. Great to see you traveling about! This cave was interesting. How closed in was it? Just curious because of the individual shots.

I live the photos that you share, brother! Numbers 6:24-26 The Lord bless you and keep you: 25 The Lord make His face shine upon you, and be gracious unto you: 26 The Lord lift up His countenance upon you, and give you peace 3 John 1:2 Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth.

Happy Anniversary!!

Putting it on my list!!!

Love this! So glad I came across it. And the music is fantastic also.

Oh no. 😮

Well somebody better start paying attention to who they're putting in office and somebody better start raising a Ruckus with all the cloud seeding that's going on. There's tons of scientists going on the news talking about cloud seeding and you see the Chemtrails in the sky and you wonder what's going on with the weather. Nothing's going to get done about it until everybody starts putting their foot down and protesting and kicking all these people out of office😢

Robert, thanks for taking us along!! The Gooseberry Badlands between Worland and Meeteetsee has been redone by the state and is very nice, with lots of hoodoos and great formations. Might be something nice to show and explore?

good content keep um coming!

Planning on full time rv living. Is it better to claim domicile in Wyoming vs Nevada?

Informative and interesting... I had no idea these even existed. Thanks guys for not only the history lesson but the awesome video as well. 👍👍😎

Canada Geese have to be the most beautiful, most hated feathered creatures on the planet.

Gorges are usually pretty deep with steep angled walls. Washes in AZ, Arroyos in NM, and I forget what Texas calls them, but they're not usually as deep as a gorge. Seeing those ruts was incredible. History visited in person makes it all the more real.

I’d call it a gorge! Loved the ruts. Absolutely amazing!

So many stories to imagine from so many pioneers. I hope they all made it to their destinations! Thank you Robert and Melanie.

I always appreciate seeing anything historical but especially Oregon Trail. Thanks for taking us there and for the wildflower and grasses shots too! Enjoyed the soundtrack too!

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That's pretty I have been there before it's breath taking ❤ thanks for sharing 🥰

Great to see, I also have such a camera that was from my grandfather.

Thank you for sharing! I can’t wait to be back in WY! And I will visit many of the places you guys have. Thank you for the inspiration!