Finding Solitude in the San Rafael Swell of Utah 

Beautifully made video.

Very nicely done from beginning to end! Your editing, cinematography, tips, and cooking make for a really fun video every time. Add John’s happy dance and we have the Oscar!

Your video editing is phenomenal, it tells a great story congratulations!

Dusty dusty dusty! Nice video and great find, especially for $3.00! Like the deflator kit so will have to check to see if I can find one.

Seriously learned a lot about tire pressure in this one, which is a good thing!

I find your videos so enjoyable - the music, scenery, cooking how-tos, humor... Keep 'em coming ;-) .....PeAcE!!

Wow! Tire deflator. Who knew. Should have known it would come from you two. Great cooking, scenery, etc. Don’t respond....takes too much time for you. We just want you to know how much we appreciate you.

i appreciate you sharing about the amount of dispersed camping available , when i go somewhere new i get nervous of getting shut out of a place to stay ! again as usual, thanks, tommy montana

I'm headed to the Wedge for some boondocking at the end of Feb! Awesome video. Thanks.

I always get hungry watching your videos!

Your recipes are great! Please share more cooking ideas 👏 Thank you for sharing your beautiful videos 🥰

Cool iron statues

Always always a pleasure watching your videos ~ beautifully created

They told me they’ll be watching your channel tonight!

Thanks for your hard work editing. The use of Google Maps helped tell the story. As always, greetings from Alabama!

Thank you for the video. Have a blessed day.

Debbie-I just have to say how much I enjoy your videos. The quality is amazing; the use of graphics, the gorgeous soundtracks, your voice overs, the drone work and camera work, it’s truly transforming-I feel like I’m there seeing what you and John are seeing. Oh, and the editing is so good. An example today was the sun moving off the cliff face and then the cut to your group sitting around the campfire. Wow. I hope you continue to enjoy publishing on the Tube ‘cause I sure do appreciate what you create for us.

Happy day when you post a video. So beautiful and I like that you are out in more remote areas. I too appreciate your cooking segments. You are an amazing person and I feel so lucky to be apart of your travels.

Owen would have done the Happy Dance for you, for sure! That looked yummy! It makes me proud any time I see a project done by the CCC. My Granddaddy was in the CCCs in the mountains of NC. I love the fact that we have so many of our State and National Park facilities because of those great men! Thanks for taking us along on the bike ride! Such a great video! Thanks and have a great week! ❤️ (Jane in SC)

That view while riding your bikes. Wow! We should have come west this fall for sure. Oh well. A few more months to wait. Apple pie looked delicious but you and Lynn sure are shy about your happy dances. Much more from NC.

A beautiful and informative video. As you and John were riding your bikes down the backroads, I all of a sudden felt very small. The cliffs and mesas are so beautiful. I am keeping track of many of the beautiful sites you have shared. Hopefully next April, March we will return to Utah to explore these treasures. I look forward to each of your wonderful videos.

Coooooool! Liked it. Thanks

Debbie, I just discovered “ Travelling Togs”. They show us beautiful Scotland in a similar language to the way you and John show us the American West. I’ve just watched their most recent two videos and they are beautiful. Highly recommend to you.

Hello young lady. Attended school in castle dale, there is a beer called Buckhorn (poormans beer)

Thanks for capturing many of the sites you visited on Google Earth! Nice touch. Thanks too for the Staun Tire deflator rec. We should be getting the RIP kit and new BFG tires installed soon! We shall add the deflators to our list! Now, if we can just go somewhere~

Your ride on the swell produced some epic imagery. Good times!!

Wow is right, driving along that canyon. Beautiful! Nice looking apple crumble, making me hungry as usual on your videos.

Nice video! I especially like how you show the spots you're at on the map and the cooking segments.

I'ver never seen those automatic tire deflators before. Interesting. And a very nice area. Added to my list.

Debbie &John, nite trip, but when you mentioned swinging bridge, I had been on a few, but they were for pedestrians, but ONCE. in SO AMERICA, I was driven on one which did SWING, I thought I would need a change of underwear ! I may have told you only ANTARTICA was left, & @ my age, I’ll skip it too. you know the salinity of the ARTICis very light, as compared TO anywhere else ! Happy trails to you , Cheers 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

The Swell. One of my most favorite places (I have a lot of those places lol). We would ride mules and horses out on the swell. Spend weeks.

Kool D & J.

another great video. I love the cooking segment and riding the bikes; speed racer. Lol. Scenery is beautiful. Good information on tire pressure release things. Didn’t know they made those. Always learning something new. Safe travels.

The light transition around 9:45 was splendid. Thanks again for sharing your adventures.

Wow, the Wedge Overlook and this whole area looks like so much fun! Really enjoyed this video - thanks as always for creating your videos!

As an older RV’r confined to fairly short trips around North Georgia, I thoroughly enjoy your journeys and your sharing your and John’s adventures. Thank you for the work you put into your ‘play’! Greatly appreciated. ❤️

I'm just loving your travel videos, (can't get enough) they are making me very eager to get over to the US and spend the whole time travelling in a van/rig, maybe in a couple of years when I retire. We have a '98 Laika here in Scotland which we've had for 5 years now. Thank you, safe and happy travels Iain

Really enjoy your videos and the places you go. I probably wouldn't have found them except through you guys. I bookmark the places so it's very helpful having them in the description. I would like to make a request if possible... I'm a solo female in a truck and 24 ft. Travel trailer and would love to visit some of these places but I'm not sure about the roads with my rig and getting stuck etc. ... if you could mention when going down these roads if they are suitable for bigger rigs it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much and can't wait for your next adventure.

I spent a week in that area a few years ago, but I camped across the river from the campground where it was free. Those pictographs are spooky looking, but very beautiful.

Excellent video, as usual. Your story-telling is very professional, educational and your videography is superb. Missed seeing you wearing the cowboy hat!

Thank you! Thank you! We purchased an omnia oven. Got it a couple of days ago. Cook 3 things so far but plan to practise over winter. What a great device. Not quite as intimidating as the instant pot. Happy trails!

Thank you for bring us along your journey. Great adventure! ..Great skill in editing and sounds. Can you do two video per week instead one? have to wait the next 7 days to see your new video? lol

Excellent video of very beautiful scenery. Thank you very much for recording your trip, including the food session. Greetings from Bavaria, Germany.

Not sure when you filmed this but we were at this location literally the day before you posted this video (and we were at and around Goblin Valley SP the day before). There is no solitude there currently. Both areas were OVERRUN with people. Literally campers all the way up the canyon from the Bridge campground to the Wedge Overlook and every spot in the Wedge Overlook campground was full. Same thing in and around Goblin Valley (as well as adjacent BLM lands north and south of I-70 in those areas)...dispersed campers EVERYWHERE. We're from CO and have spent time in this area about two years ago in November, and only saw a handful of people camping and nearly no cars on the State Highways in the area. Apparently since COVID (and the camping boom), this area is overrun with people/campers, so don't go there anytime soon expecting "solitude". Nearby Moab and Arches/Canyonlands are even worse. Having said that, the area(s) are spectacular. The Wedge Overlook and Goblin Valley SP are hidden gems that are not well known, and the pictograph panel they show on this video is among the best you'll ever see, and much more impressive then the Temple Mountain pictographs near Goblin Valley.

Thank you once again! Great video. I’m curious if you have a background or an area of expertise that has contributed to your excellent video production? Or are you just naturally talented? ✌️

Just LOVE everything about your stories! What is the name of the cobbler mix? It looks so good!!

You said the name right!

Yet another must see site for next year in my travels. Great video tour.

I love all your videos....fangirl. You and John are so playful with each other, it is fun to watch. I am learning so much about not fearing to drive down a road that looks almost undriveable. I was wondering how do you know which roads you can go down with your vehicle? And, do you have a map file on Google?

Thanks for another great video! Curious if your friends in the other van have any type of suspension package on their rig... Could those roads be driven with the standard factory set up?

I'm really loving this latest series!! Very nice travels! So, maybe this is a silly question, but you have to run that stove for upwards to an hour each time to use the oven. I wonder how much propane is used. Like is it a noticeable decrease of propane or not so much? Hum...I'm glad you watch Venture4WD. He's one of my favorites. Have you checked out Epic Family Road Trip? I like their channel as well. Keep working on your dance moves John!

Your videos are so informative! I appreciate the map and labeling. Videos also filled with beautiful scenery and yummy food. Do you find you use the Moon Shade more than the awning that came installed? Shout out to LJMJ!

You may have mentioned in a previous video, but if so, I can’t remember why you use the moon shade instead of the factory awning. Would you mind explaining again? Love all your videos!

Perhaps I missed it on other videos but I noticed your awning. Could you tell me more? I rent my class b from CanaDream and they disable the installed awning. I have been using a tarp and poles but yours looks more sophisticated.

I noticed your moon shade, do you explain in a previous video how you mount it to van? I am thinking you use that in windy areas..

I want a HAPPY DANCE!!! Had a question... how does the van do with all that rocky road? Do you have any items dislodge inside or are there other issues to deal with? Thanks for posting!

What type of bike racks do you have? And...how long have you had your tire rack on? Has there been any issues with the back doors with the weight on it? Thanks for the awesome videos.

I just came across your video last night and I've watched it 3 times already. We pull a 24ft Winnebago Micro Minnie and leave out of Prescott AZ. Where would you suggest be the best place to set up a Boondocking camp for a few days. Keep up your wonderful videos, thank you!

Curious why you are using Moonshade and not the Fiama awning. We have a PW Plateau TS.

At what tire pressure do you air down to when traveling on gravel and dirt roads?

Do you find the oven thingy better than your insta-pot or serves a different purpose?

Hi Debbie. Is there a way to contact you? Have a question but don’t think it’s appropriate to ask here. Thanks. I left you a message on Instagram. 😊

There won't be much solitude left in Utah if you keep hyping it for content. Please consider sharing your travels, not your locations.