Once again another great video, this Channel deserves way more subscribers than it has. This is some of the best content on RU-vid! Incredible scenery as well.
Incredible!! Now that's what I'm talkin about! Your story telling, drone footage, pictures, and time lapse bits all put together in this video was amazing! Well done. Keep doing what your doing you guys.
Thank you for the amazing footage. It reminds me of my younger days when I would load up my girlfriend, supplies and extra fuel into my 4wd Ranger and go adventuring. Thanks again.
I realize it's not perfect in a lot of ways. Especially when talking about a relationship, but this makes me envious. Maybe one day I'll hit the unbeaten path and see things that few do.
seriously the best adventure videos on RU-vid!!! cant wait for part 3! i had a long trip planned to visit Jasper and Banff then down to castlegar and then over to Kelowna and then back home (Langley) but with fuel prices the way they are i decided to adventure more local. part one of this series has made me start planning to visit Seton, Anderson and Carpenter lake instead. lots of neat looking areas around there...
Went the other way n ADV bikes 6-7 years ago. Would be passable with pin striping. About 400 km between fuel stops if I recall. Hope to do again with my Toyota this summer. Thanks for restocking the fire to wander this beautiful area!
Your instagram story today reminded me I need to catch up on this trip! Was waiting for all the videos so I could binge at once like Toyota World Runners: the movie 😍
I WANNA SEE WILD HORSES!!! Was gonna do a big trip this spring before fire season from Ontario to BC in my 2020 access cab manual Taco but gas prices killed that trip till next year at least.
Great work! Stoked to see you coming up and exploring the Cariboo/Chilcotin! I mean I live here and I’m still finding new places to adventures. Keep it up 🤘
Man, sometimes your driving makes my butt pucker and im holding a damned cell phone!! The pine logs..lol and steeptitude. I have been stuck way back a few times and had next level recoveries. I get a titch of anxiety now in places.. your videos put me where i was when i was 20-30 and just went adventuring...
@@ToyotaWorldRunners Ya but i also saw you replace a cv in the snow i think! That was a good video as well... im not handy, i need a pit crew with me..
Really excellent video, totally got into my feelings and caught my spirit as a motivation to go out and discover the world. ps. great selection of Music.
I lived in Canada for a few years and I miss the scenery and the touring soo much, seeing the vids brings back some big emotions and great memories, I did a trip with a mate from Kelowna all the way up to the Yukon and then I drove back to Prince George, jasper, banff, golden and then I drove to Washington, Oregon, and down to LA and Phoenix, was an epic trip. What was the guitar music playing towards the end of the vid ?
Awesome you guys! Looking forward to number three! If you ever get a chance to head further north, you should also check out Muncho Lake and area. Just had my yota there a couple weeks ago.
Dude epic video, those skills of yours are getting pro! What sony camera are you using? Alone is great 👍 also im stealing the Foam idea for sure. 10/10 man.
Cool series/videos you two! I've got a Yeti II here, an 85' SR-5! Cant wait to take it on a trip like this, Ive slowly made her outback ready, still in process. By the way what kind of sleep rack is that the brand? Nice and compact, did you make the tube bar holders? Thanks for any info. Subbed and Belled.
those "basalt" columns are part of a giant petrified ancient tree stumps. This will explain what I am talking about, once you see it, you will not look at structures like that the same ever again. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fFrLkNrATGA.html
In case you hit a tree . In case someone comes flying around a corner and smacks you head on . In case you get distracted by the scenery and end upside down in a ditch . Lots of reasons
Obviously there are alot of differences between the Chinook and this beauty but would you say the way they drive and handle is any different..... Would you guys ever go with 37's on a Chinook? I have been wanting to build one and i have a set kinda just sitting and as i am trying to travel and explore living out of it but really doing anything crazy just if something happens i want to know i could literally go over just about anything!!!! Should I just buy 35's or is it worth using the 37's
