Watch Field of Dreams! It's a great movie! Oh, hand great post! Thanks.

Ragbrai is one of the best ways to spend a week. We've done it twice and we love it. We were in Villisca (the Axe Murder town) one year and there were two pre-teen girls selling lemonade to buy a buddy bench. Besides being the best, coldest lemonade I had all week, it was such a wholesome story.

I've wanted to do RAGBRAI for 30 years.I finally got my chance this year. I retired last August, and ran out of excuses to not do the ride. Not this year, though! It was hard, no doubt! I spent a good deal of time on the bike before I went, and was pretty confident. But really, it was hard! Lotsa hills! All the hardship was overcome by the whole atmosphere of the event. I took my time every day, talked with the locals, struck up conversations with other cyclists on the road., ate stuff I would never eat at home.. the whole experience! It may not be for everyone, but I will be back! It's like running away from home to join the circus for a week!

I did the RAGBRAI several years ago. I made sure I was ready for the biking. But I guess I should have just practiced drinking. It's like Mardi Gras on two wheels. And if you want a shower, get there before 3PM or wait 45 minutes. The guy who collected money said they time everyone. Men average 5 minutes. Women 22 minutes!

Liked both videos so far. Been on RAGBRAI on the road, as support, and multiple times on the event committee in my local town in Iowa. Nice job!

Sara your dress is so pretty today!

As a fellow cyclist, and a descendant of the inventor of the bicycle, who also happens to be the same age as Ragbrai, I appreciate you guys covering this event.

Great Episode. Hopefully we see you next year.

As a Kansas girl I've always known about this ride. In my younger days I used to cycle a lot, but never did it. Now, listening to you all, I'm sad I didnt. Maybe I'll have to get into cycling shape again and do it in '25. July is usually when I go to visit family.....we can make it our honeymoon!

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I approve of Sara's power yellow dress too! :)

Driving UK to Australia ? First car that drives over the ocean

This was wonderful! Thank you so much for having us, Chris and Sara.❤

Glad you are sharing your journey with us. Very helpfu! 😊

Like very expensive.Big time. And no water. They no nothing. Don't want to be sad. Do something else for a living.

Not us wanting bikes now… 😂

not being able to hear what Marie had to say ,spoiled this a bit for me.

Bobby & Marie, both such a breathe of fresh air! Love their mindset and approach to this whole trip. So many of us have forgotten our sense of adventure. 🫶

Great conversation guys! Iceland has been a dream of our for years!

It helped me for my presentation 🙂

what the fuck is a white presenting person

Se llama BAJA CALIFORNIA, NO "BAJA"

Thanks Chris and Sara for the varied interviews and all that you share!!! Appreciate you both!

Mexican police is one of most dangerous people !! Because they steal my money and some of mine during searching my body for any durg!! Don’t go tourism spots !!

I have donated. No kid should have to go thru that.

Melanzana! What what! That polar fleece

Great story! Unfortunately UK and US passport holders are not allowed to drive through Iran independently. Can only go into the country with a guide.

So many helpful tips! I had no idea that some medicines could be illegal in other countries, but it makes so much sense!

Myanmar is closed to foreign visitors due to civil unrest (war) there. We ship out of Darwin to Timor Leste at the end of June to drive to Europe (then Africa and Americas) and will need to go through Laos then Tibet, Nepal, India etc. Trip will change and vary due to different circumstances along the way. Great interview Well done.

Fun video

Loved hearing from this guy

Great interview. Great information.

With your friends having their baby in Mexico, not only did the baby get instant citizenship there, but I think the parents could have gotten citizenship there pretty easily too if they had wanted it. We had friends from Australia that were worried about coming to Mexico because the wife was pregnant and it was expected to be a problem delivery, but they took the plunge and came here anyway. They also were very impressed with the doctors and hospital system here when they arrived a couple of months before she was about to give birth, but so funny - the girl went into labour and they didn't even make it out the door of their Air BNB before she gave birth - it happened that quick and easy in the end.

😮...Sweet show...🎉

RV people live a very real life, it's a combination of spirituality, warrior .And why a people came into this world to do ? And we came to see the world in all its diversity! 🐋 🦅 ♾

Lots of "surf" Baja is explored via long 4x4 excursions. It sounds like you didn't venture far from hwy 1. Given your overland rig, I hope you do some more exploring before leaving baja. A lot of the remoteness you heard about was likely from travels too and from these areas. Google Scorpion Bay or Punta Colonet. Those are semi decent examples of popular more "remote" surf breaks. I'll agree even at both spots there's always someone or somewhere to grab a tecate, but I'd hate to breakdown an hour or more into one of those dirt roads. I think those type of situations are where the "survival" stories come from

We Mexicans no longer like to call it “Sea of cortez” it’s called Golfo de California. Keep on traveling! 👍🏽

The vlogs you produce show one side of of your travels. These are the conversations and observations that friends have over a beer, around the campfire, and tell the story behind the vlogs, the good things, the humorous things, personal observations, etc. that make traveling and swapping stories so much fun. Keep at it, we enjoy them. Travel safe.

Love hearing your experiences! Keep them coming!

We probably won’t ever drive, but you guys have provided some great tips for those who might. Very helpful! Love the recap. You guys should do a taco count. ~Cara 😊

Great questions! Great answers! Keep on keepin’ on.

Well done, Chris and Sara! Ryan's an amazing person and you did a great job interviewing him. Olé!

Such an interesting conversation, guys! I’ve never heard of him but will have to look him up now!

Very interesting… not been a puzzle person. Always enjoyed them but haven’t taken the time. I will definitely check out Eric’s work!

So cool that you guys are friends with them and that they know the truck is in good hands!

So fun hearing their stories and thinking about what you guys are about to embark on!! Excited to see your journey!

Utah Native here and excited To See TNP on tour In Teton Wyoming 3-23-24 !

"Inject with boiling cheese" 😂😂😂 its a slice of cheese inside a beef patty they cook.

I live in St Paul MN and that looks gross

Definitely going to check them out now!