What a relaxing video! I have just subscribed. My favorite is the love-lock bridge you showed, and especially at night!! I actually made a song about Savannah (even though I have never been) called "Savannah-Hannah." I even made an animated music video for it with many of the landmarks of Savannah -including the love lock bridge!! I would love to hear what you guys think!
He went on a carnival Cruise of valor and when you showed the room and you made the comment about the beds being separated and about you not have to sleep with your brother because you didn't live in Alabama that comment sounded pretty nasty because just because we live in Alabama does not mean we sleep with our brothers , it sounds kind of ugly to me about what you said you need to be careful about what you say.
@@christinelong-sd8vk you’re right, I’ll be more careful. My boyfriend is from Alabama and he thought it was funny; I forgot there are a lot of people who don’t know how to take a joke. Sorry!! 😢
There were quite a few people. I feel like at least 20 or so, several groups and families. If I recall correctly, I think there were also Navajo vendors selling tribal crafts and such. As for getting honked at, I don’t remember anything specifically. You can see cars coming from pretty far so it is easy to get out of the road for them
Did you literally do everything one day in Joshua tree and everything after that in one day in Los Angeles? Or did you spend much longer in Los Angeles than that, because it looks like everything you saw would’ve taken at least two days!
@@a-muse6567 hi! We spent one full day in Joshua Tree staying the night in the town closest to the park Twentynine Palms, CA. The next morning we drove to LA and saw some of the highlights before our flight home that evening. So it looked something like this: -Friday evening: fly to LA, drive an hour inland -Saturday: Continue to JT, see JT, night in 29 Palms -Sunday: Drive to LA, see highlights, fly home This worked out for us because we’ve mostly seen LA before, but I would definitely schedule more time here if you’ve never seen it and would like to spend more time here. As for Joshua Tree, I guess it might have been the off season (early December), so we got through the park relatively smoothly without being rushed.
Do you have to request the Curly Fries? I always just get the crinkle cut when I order the Steak and Eggs and other items with fries! Either they upgraded to Curly or maybe another option?? Either way I’m trying in August!
I visited Theodore Roosevelt in 2020 wondering if I would be able to travel free much longer the way things were going. What a wonderful park, loved it. Awesome geology, scenic beauty, wildlife and of course, history. Met some nice local folks too. Loved it!
I don't remember specifically about the car rental, I want to say around $150 for the weekend. The hotel was a really great price at around $90 per night. A great advantage as the off-season, as other times of the year hotels can average $200-$300 per night in that area!
A complimentary 1.5 liter bottle of water is for red, gold, platinum, or diamond status VIP members, not for carnival stock holders. You can pick your complimentary bottle of water at a bar. Carnival stock holders can get free onboard credit though.
I was enjoying your video until you started talking about devils tower was “200 million years old”. Really?? No… it’s not more than about 10,000 according to God’s word. Too bad you didn’t leave off the fake “evolution” nonsense.
Hi @yarddogjones3914, Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I understand that we may have different views on the age of Devil's Tower and the Earth. My intention was never to cause frustration or discomfort, but rather to share information as I understand it. It's important for us as Christians to communicate with love and patience, especially when discussing topics that can be divisive. A non-Christian reading our exchange might become more resistant to our message if they sense anger or defensiveness. We can share our beliefs without creating barriers. When you wrote your comment, did you believe it would help change my perspective? Sometimes, a gentle approach can be more effective in encouraging meaningful dialogue. If you're interested, here's an article that discusses different views on the age of the Earth within the Christian community: www.christianity.com/wiki/bible/how-old-is-the-earth.html (you may need to copy and paste; I'm not sure if links work in RU-vid comments). It explores various perspectives, which might be enlightening for both of us. There are a lot of unanswered questions for us as humans. We cannot know it all; frankly we really should not want to know it all. But we can have faith in the One who does. There are a lot of unknown details which the Bible does not provide straightforward answers, and that is okay. At the end of the day, the most important message that it does clearly provide is that of the good news that Jesus Christ, the Son of God, died for our sins and was resurrected, offering salvation and eternal life to all who believe in Him. Through His sacrifice, we are forgiven and reconciled to God. And that this gift of grace is available to everyone, inviting us into a loving relationship with God. Have a good day, Rachel
I was enjoying your video until you started talking about devils tower was “200 million years old”. Really?? No… it’s not more than about 10,000 according to God’s word. Too bad you didn’t leave off the fake “evolution” nonsense.
Hi @yarddogjones3914, Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I understand that we may have different views on the age of Devil's Tower and the Earth. My intention was never to cause frustration or discomfort, but rather to share information as I understand it. It's important for us as Christians to communicate with love and patience, especially when discussing topics that can be divisive. A non-Christian reading our exchange might become more resistant to our message if they sense anger or defensiveness. We can share our beliefs without creating barriers. When you wrote your comment, did you believe it would help change my perspective? Sometimes, a gentle approach can be more effective in encouraging meaningful dialogue. If you're interested, here's an article that discusses different views on the age of the Earth within the Christian community: www.christianity.com/wiki/bible/how-old-is-the-earth.html (you may need to copy and paste; I'm not sure if links work in RU-vid comments). It explores various perspectives, which might be enlightening for both of us. There are a lot of unanswered questions for us as humans. We cannot know it all; frankly we really should not want to know it all. But we can have faith in the One who does. There are a lot of unknown details which the Bible does not provide straightforward answers, and that is okay. At the end of the day, the most important message that it does clearly provide is that of the good news that Jesus Christ, the Son of God, died for our sins and was resurrected, offering salvation and eternal life to all who believe in Him. Through His sacrifice, we are forgiven and reconciled to God. And that this gift of grace is available to everyone, inviting us into a loving relationship with God. Have a good day, Rachel
Thanks for showing your trip in depth. It really helped me envision where I’d like to visit when I travel to Munich from Kansas. It looks like you had great fun on your trip. Thank you!
Ah well yeah; I didn’t dislike it, but I was definitely underwhelmed by it. I’m glad I saw it though. And definitely would have loved to see the evening lighting ceremony!
Howdy. I am really digging the two photo thumbnails, and the voice-over narration. And thanks for keeping it real: opening with the train experience. I really appreciate that.
I believe it took me somewhere between 2-3 hours, but I did spend some extra time to get to the vantage point when most people make the lake itself their turnaround point
Wow, what an incredible journey through Los Angeles. So many iconic spots captured beautifully! But hey, as a local, I've got a hot tip for you and your viewers: don't miss out on the ultimate relaxation experience at Quantum Clinic. Located in the heart of LA, it's the go-to spot for floating spa therapy to truly rejuvenate your mind and body. Trust me, you won't regret adding this gem to your LA itinerary!
I like breakfast for dinner :) Spam and potatoes for the win: I just find it nice that you show what a camp meal sometimes is, that's real. It isn't always a glamorous 3 course meal.. especially after a long hike. Thanks for taking us with you.
9:00 I did this trail today and I noticed there was a random piece of wood near that waterfall where it looked like a ladder or more steps had been. So that cleared up my confusion 😂
Oh wow!! Yeah there are definitely many parts of this trail that were not clear at all. We also did the first part of this trail about 3 years ago, and we also spent a LONG time getting a little too far off the path. Really encouraged me to download the AllTrails map the second time around 😅
Of course! The hotel was Best Western View of Lake Powell: www.bestwestern.com/en_US/book/hotels-in-page/best-western-view-of-lake-powell-hotel/propertyCode.03125.html Antelope Canyon was with Ken's Tours: www.lowerantelope.com/book-online
