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Great color capture on your photos. What camera do you use? Any coordinates you can offer on this place would be greatly appreciated.

Fantastic!

Should be ready, right?

Precisely!

Boondock here is defined as a primitive camp site dependent on your vehicle. The Chevrolet Colorado is a mule. It has taken me to the farthest places and to the closest comfort. As depicted in the video, you can see in storm, travel, and camping it takes care of me well

There is a rumor about a 50/50 split on boondocking with a Chevy Colorado. But it's higher, much higher in real-life scenario situations such as solo campers and vehicle-dependent explorers. I know, I know, "it's not what you drive..." but for me, it's been a hell of a surprise! Can you...

Thank you everyone for the response. Zombie Cat, good points of interest!

While in the Black Hills of SD, we visited two well-known monuments. As both are interesting, one was distinguished for sure for travelers. See it here unfold: Dakota Monuments

Near Custer, South Dakota there is a road that winds left, sharp right, and goes up and down into tunnels. Nominal risks, vehicle dependant, and preparedness provide a road trip experience known as, Driving the Needles. Check it out.

For sure, let me get to this Wed. Got an email or Gia?

Johnsons Ranch Camp, need high clearance and at least 2wd. Santa Elena canyon.

Heading south from Canada we groove towards Regent, ND. In that stretch of road, we come across the whole fledge artwork on the prairies of Noth Dakota. A sight to see for sure: Enchanted Highway Enjoy!

Yup

What happens when you prepare best to traverse right out of the country, organize your path, and only discover you CAN'T? Always prepare a plan B! I learned that Plan Bs are important to keep the journey going: Destination fail at Canadian Boarder

Being calculated is wise, Inreach and other devices are best, don't take unnecessary risk. Solo camping, solo exploration, solo overlanding, means all the same... alone. Solo camp

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Hey, thanks for watching. I did not get to the meadows. Fell asleep at the lodge woke up and had to push even further north. Be careful out there!

Part two everyone, still beautiful in Texas.

Hear ya man!