I thought I'd never go to Arkansas... but this changed me. 

For me, it was last month......my longest solo ride to Memphis, Tennessee. My bike has been in the shop since that ride. I'm getting ready for my next solo ride. ✌🏾

Just now. I replaced my recliner lever cable all by myself, and now it reclines again. 😉

@@grama9094 thats what I'm talking about !✌🏾😊

I retired from the Military (Army). Did a lot of things I would have never done. I recently flew to Greece with my wife. Deathly afraid of flying!

@terencegardner7987 how'd you get over it?

So cool!

Same

Great now people are going to come here 🙄

Wooo Pig Sooie

@@Pack_Watchfr😂

Thank you so much for the kind words! Ride safe out there brother

I definitely appreciate that!

You're so welcome!

I had a great time!

Well said!

It most definitely is!

@@kccombatives wow! That's an awesome perspective! I really felt a different kind of energy there!

Appreciate it! And good seeing ya!

I love it!

Wow! That's crazy man..

Thank you!

Thank you so much for those ideas! I thoroughly enjoyed my time there! I can't wait to go back for sure. 😊

Couldn't have said it better myself! Love our state!

Well said! Proud to live & enjoy Gods beauty in nature in Arkansas

Spa city here aka hot springs

In from the 71 corridor. Best place in the world. Texarkana sux but dequeen to Missouri... perfection. I live in Fort smith. The last great American city.

You're absolutely welcome 🙏🏽

I dont know what this "we" nonsense is ive hated every day ive lived in arkansas which is most of my life

@@troynemsky3166I thinks the parts you live in are like the Little Rock area, but if you are in northwest Arkansas you won’t regret. God bless you sir

​@@alidangideon you also live in northwest Arkansas

Facts

Petit jean is awesome but you GOTTA see the buffalo river

@@jenniferbolton9106 omg I look up the buffalo all the time. I'm definitely going there. I'm actually at greers ferry right now. 1st time here. It's also the bomb. Man Arkansas is the shit. What a hidden gem

I grew up in LR and you’ve probably done more here in 4 years than I’ve done in a lifetime.

@@tonya_marie it's like that when your not from here.

I appreciate that!

Tennessee is awesome as well! I enjoy the riding there a lot!

If I could live in Nashville Tennessee for the rest of my life I would but I'm stuck here and Arkansas I guess could be worse. 😢

@@karinbrown-barrios4577humidity and mosquitoes do get rough

I wish I knew the answer to that myself. 😊 I'll just continue to create great content and hope that those who see it share it with others 😊

@@dee_gee_bee6072 my thoughts exactly. I’m from this area and he made me consider falling back in love with my home after years of disheartenment. We are so lucky to have the natural beauty so many take for granted but it was his delivery and positivity, creativity, and zest for life that moved me. I saw beauty again, in places that I had seen pain. Endless inspiration and talent. Lots of hard work and drive, to make an impact on each of us who come across this video. It felt like watching a man living part of his purpose and reminding us to find the same kind of peace within ourselves. So that we can embrace this one life we have even when it seems hopeless. It was lovely. I’m grateful to have seen it

@@JustGKue keep the good work man you will get there and glad you enjoyed our little slice of the states.

I have just seen his video so many aren’t seeing it. That’s why. RU-vid has algorithms that keep some peoples videos from being seen. I’m in Fort Smith Arkansas right now and it’s very close to Rogers. It’s nice here and great people.

Wow! Thank you for those words 🙏🏽

I enjoyed every minute there!

Couldn't have said it better!

Thank you so very much! My goal is to encourage people to explore other places while shining a light on them as well!

Amen 🙏🏽

Say a prayer for my family we are struggling financially and my health is declining. I've been in bed for 7 years and beginning to have atrophy in all my muscles. But God is good and pray for my husband because he works so hard to try to support me and my daughter who is also disabled

@@karinbrown-barrios4577believe and pray

That sounds so awesome! I just need to balance it for now. I'd love a big plot of land the just explore on.

Thank you 😊

Can't wait!

Thank you! It's one amazing area!

Thank you!

I live in Eureka Springs, and I agree. NWA is the prettiest place to ride a motorcycle. ♥️🏍️💨🏁

It's never! THANK YOU

I loved it too!

Voted #6 most dangerous city in the world lol

Thank you so very much!

Thank you!

Thank you so much!

Awesome!

What part of Cali? North or South?

@@mondavou9408 Haha north and south cali is like comparing fire and ice.

It really is beautiful out there! I can't wait to go back!

@@JustGKue fall is awesome! Spring with dog woods and red bids blooming is pretty awesome as well.

I wouldn't say we're well-educated.... Arkansas has I believe the second lowest quality education in the nation, one of the lowest literacy rates, etc. I'd love to move to Manhattan honestly, if I could afford it.

​@@luna-mo3olMost uv us can reed and rite

@@luna-mo3ol Everybody I met in Arkansas was capable of keeping a long, refined and interesting conversation. Manhattan is over rated. I had realized in the later years of living there that people were constantly on their phones, having the same fake conversations, pursuing greed and materialistic things. Working all day to afford to live in a tiny cube just so that they can go spend the little money they have left on rooftops, get drunk and have absolutely ridiculous premade conversations with their equally pathetic friends and peers who just got out of university which, for a long time now have been used as indoctrination centers. what happened over the past 20 years is a tragedy. If levels of education are measured by its level of indoctrination then yes I'd say people in Arkansas aren't as indoctrinated. But its not just a New-York Vs Arkansas kinda thing. Its a City VS Country thing. and man, the country is gorgeous. Its people too.

​@@alimcg376Right..... uh huh

​@@mouss4684Fair. Idk, maybe it's because I've never lived in a big city but I've always felt like that's more my home way more than anywhere rural like this. I also hate the politics here but that's another story.

Welcome brother born and raised

I used to travel from home to Richmond for golf championships when I was younger.. Coming back home to Arkansas always felt amazing :)

I like rolling up 81 in western Virginia some parts of Arkansas reminds me of western Virginia​@@Cramsee

Hot town my home too. Let to little rock

Same here 😎

I'm from Hot Springs. Lol born and raised but live up close to Fort Smith now.

Hsv here

@davidcrabtree4391 oh God you aren't one of those"im from the village" people are you?

Thank you so very much! I hope you can check out my ride to the Westcoast😊 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NUO9_vtUXXc.htmlsi=vZUTSQF-25LvtNuD

Thanks so much! ✌🏾😊

Glad you enjoyed it

@@JustGKue very much so! You helped me see my state again. With wiser kinder eyes. Reminded me of my gratitude instead of disappointments in certain parts of this state. And it’s your words and videography that helped in that. Keep spreading your positivity and adventures. The freedom behind two wheels must be incredible. Blessings in your travels. Hope you get to see all the beauty from one side of the world to the other.

I'm sorry for your lose...but glad you have fond memories of time spent!

Sorry for your loss but you will ride again some day. Biker's Heaven was modeled after Arkansas.

Heaven looks a lot like the Ozarks. He’s having a good ride now.♥️🏍️💨🏁

Thank you Ann! I long for the day when I can pack up and just ride....its too much out here for use to pass up!

@JustGKue indeed. I waited till I was in my mid 50's. Don't wait that long.

@@AnnsTinyLifeI’ve basically done the same thing Ann! I got rid of the farm that had kept me tied down with animals and summer crops that I could never leave. I’m also a disabled Desert Storm Vet and life isn’t getting any easier so I walked away from everything, took my savings and bought an old greyhound bus that a church in Florida had for sale and was downsizing due to some sort of Plandemic somewhere but anyhows, I bought my bus, drove it back home from Florida to NC, pulled the seats out and started my conversion and got it to where I could live in it loaded up the few things I was gonna keep, mainly my tools and stuff and hit the road. I’m parked again for now till I can finish up my conversion and get it how I want it but then I’m hitting the road and never looking back. I want to do as much boondocking as I possibly can and enjoy the last few years I have left to my fullest potential. I’ve seen quite a bit of our beautiful country while traveling in the military but there’s so much more to see and such little time to see it so I’m gonna do what I can before time runs out. Im gonna have a beautiful home now that’s paid for and no matter where I go, I’m always at home in my own bed every night and I can cook dinner for myself every night and see and explore the beauty of this country God has given us! I too wish I had done this at least 20-25 years ago but I didn’t and I’m not gonna waste anymore time waiting. Take care Ann and be safe out there young lady!! Keep an eye on your tires as you travel so you remain safe!

@1982MCI I've already moved from vanlife to farmlife. 😂 My van is now a Chicken coop. So you got a schoolie thing going on? Omg I envy you so much!!!! All I had was an e350 club wagon (big old butt 😂), plenty of room but couldn't stand up. Engine was/is the straight 6, basically bomb prood. 😁 everything else was falling apart but the engine never gave me problems.I miss having my home on wheels so much! When you get back rolling, I really loved dispersed camping at Daniel Boone Ntl Fortest. I stayed there for over 3 weeks all by myself and my pitbull. Man it was a good time.

@@AnnsTinyLife bus life yes, just not a schoolie tho. I got an 82 MCI which looks like the old greyhound buses with the stainless steel siding part way up the side. It’s a rear engine, Detroit diesel, 40’ bus that I’m converting into my dream home.

Oh wow! Beaver Lake was just amazin!

Foreal!

Such a cool place to visit

It's a great spot!

My wife who passed in 2018 loved ghost stuff. We stayed at crescent in the jacuzzi suite. Did the ghost tour. Had a great time. I live in Fort Smith now. NW Ark down to Little River is heaven. Texarkana sux.

Will do!

It was beautiful 😍

​@@JustGKue your poetry about Arkansas was amazing. THANKS YOU. I'm glad you enjoyed your visit to our great state. Come back again. There is so much more to see.

Thank you so much!

@@carolbenge-u9m it's truly beautiful 😍

Glad you enjoyed it!

Wow!

@@JustGKue I want to start a RU-vid channel that explores the land along the rivers and woods and the old cabins falling down neglected in the woods for a century or better. Me and a friend went into one to explore and found the second coke bottle made before they went to the contoured bottles in 1913. The first bottle had a cork top. 2nd bottle was same bottle but with a cap and was made between 1895 and 1913 and had straight sides instead of the curve like today. Anyway just sayin there is so much out there we don't see.

Thank you so much! I really appreciate that 🙏🏽

Thank you kindly!

Wholeheartedly agree!

I HOPE YOUR SON IS DOING OK! ARK is probably the most underrated state ever!

Thank you!

Ft. Smith here!

@@l.b.stringfellow2413 shout out to Fort Smith…our home and where we also Airbnb if anyone wants to visit. Look for Karis and we will host other explorers

I'm just being me bro...just keep things positive bro

My pleasure 😊!

💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

Thank you so much! I'll definitely put that on my bucketlist!

It's soooooo beautiful!

That’s crazy I’ve heard similar stories.

Yea we do it’s underrated

As populations go up, beauty of places like these go down…

@@noobwant3d So basically we're left with the two options of culling the worlds population or evolving to live in unison with the would at our current rate of growth. What do you have your money on? lol

@@noobwant3dthe only thing is we have 7 national parks and we are one of the most dangerous states to live in

No we don't

Much appreciated!

Thanks Eric! I need just a healthy balance of both.

Im the opposite. When I get into a big city I feel at home. I love the noise. I live in a small city (Reno) and at night I listen to sounds of manhattan. Those sirens and honking sounds relax me. I don’t know why this is

I truly appreciate that! Thank you so much and yea he's getting better as we speak

Right!

Appreciate it!!

You bet! Thank you once again for tuning in!

Same! I love living in Ar!

*takes notes*

ƁENTONVILLE is Holy Ground!

I'm truly grateful for you and your energy! It was an honor and privilege to meet you!

That means a lot to me! Foreal!

@@JustGKue ✊🏾💯

Perfectly stated friend!

That's the plan!

Also wishing Sam well.

An audio book or a full fledged hardcopy? Thank you for the encouragement!

@@JustGKue audio

Never bro...never!

My brother I truly thank you for your continued support of my channel...it mean everything to me!

😅😅😅 I didn't know about the cathouse reference 😳 😅 and thabk you for the kind words! ✌🏾😊

Whatever your method of travel is...do it friend! We owe it to ourselves!

You are absolutely welcome good sir! I hope you enjoy!

Man I sure wish yall could've made it but your health is most important. Get well my brother.

Glad you're ok!

Thanks, you too!

@@JustGKue ✌️

I wish I stayed and went the beach area and hung out for a while! Next time! Thanks for watching!

@@JustGKue 🤗💜

That is awesome!...I'm slowly making my way to doing the camping thing...almost did this trip but bad weather killed that idea quick lol

I listened to some gentlemen of color on the amateur radio bands. They were talking from across the nation planning to meet face to face for a bike tour across several states. An awesome conversation from another awesome hobby. I wish you could have swung through my part of North East Arkansas. It has its own beauty. If you ever make it to Mississippi, ride the center of the state. Highway 15 and the Natchez Trace take you through some of the greatest scenery. And you can't forget Highways 51 and 61 for the history. See you on the road!