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This Nomadic Idea
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We simply love being outdoors. We are Scott & Ariane and we have this nomadic idea to backpack in all 50 states all while living in a 1976 vintage Airstream. We love the RV life and finding new places to hike and backpack in. We are also Co-Host's of Trust The Trail Podcast sharing our lifestyle with you and inspiring you to hit the trail. AND you are always welcome to come along on a trip with us.
Our Wildlife in Cooke City Montana
Two years living in the Montana Mountains in a small town called Cooke City. It's 4 miles from the NE Entrance of Yellowstone National Park. This is just a short bit of what we experienced and how we came to live off gridish in a tiny little town (with no cell service)
We are Scot & Ariane and our Nomadic Idea is to travel the country in our vintage 1976 Airstream Argosy. Our idea is to live a minimal life and, explore the freedom of RV life. We would love if you joined and came along with us.
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#offgrid
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We are Scot & Ariane and our Nomadic Idea is to travel the country in our vintage 1976 Airstream Argosy. Our idea is to live a minimal life and, explore the freedom of RV life. We would love if you joined and came along with us.
#wildlife
#nomadic
#offgrid
Our Airstream Argosy Renovation from Start to Finish on our Playlist
ua-cam.com/play/PL7N2pHnSZrlfc4HqB2O8lOVY_1LZQjJjA.html
amzn.to/2EKKMNY
MORE FROM OUR IDEA
❤️ Community: patreon.com/thisnomadicidea
📷 Instagram: thisnomadicidea
👥 Facebook: thisnomadicidea
🌎 Website: thisnomadicidea.com
🌎 Podcast: thisnomadicidea.com/category/podcast/
📜 Newsletter: thisnomadicidea.com
🛠 Airstream Gear: kit.co/thisnomadicidea/our-airstream-gear
// SHOP & SUPPORT US FOR FREE
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What about all the rocks where camping is available? I heard it cuts tires.
@@colorcreatively Most all rocks are Sandstone so they crush pretty well and normally don’t present a problem. The LTVA camping areas (Laposa South & North) have paved their entrance roads. It depends where you camp. It’s so heavily used that I’d you stay around the trafficked area’s, you’ll be fine.
Such a helpful video
@@VictoriaGomez-rf2qw Thanks 🙏
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I'm so excited for you both
Septic first in apache county. Welcome to the county, be aware the county is currently cracking down hard on people moving into property in RVs without septic, we have s verla ranches in the area, do septic right and the county will go for just about anything. If your off an n road, get a tractor and get to know someone locally that does, roads go bad fast.
@@acroduster We’re not in Apache. But yes, septic is a top priority.
@@ThisNomadicIdea they are holding the next state cert for soil analysis and septic planning in showlow, cost is 400 and that's half or less than any registered sanitarians in the area are charging to do the job. Two days for state cert to do your own system including developing the plan might be worth it to save some, I'm taking it to do our system, don't know what county your in but if your not too far we have a tractor for fixing and keeping up our several miles of n roads for our properties. Best of luck! It's different out here. Indefinite projects for content, just don't turn into another off grid product shilling channel and I will keep watching, right there with you, though done with septic on one property and some buildings.
Thank you for the video sir,im debating if i take my sr5 tacoma 2wd 2016 or buying a old sequoia 4wd
Williams is in the Kaibab National forest, not Coconino.
Looking forward to this.
Silly Al's pizza garbage
Nothing but a plate of grease
getting ready to paint our airstream interior. so helpful ! Thank You!
You are welcome, and thank you for watching.
i love this video, i am obsessed with temperature and staying comfortable
Thank you 🙏
@@ThisNomadicIdea i hv two story house, with ac in back bedroom i run the ac at night to help sleep, noise and air to breath heat rises in the house i am able to get the room down to 67! then it switches to fan thats how i roll
other wise room would be 80-90 without ac
Funny,he said,$60 bux a month for running ac in rv park. WOW thats pretty cheap.In heat like that,no problem,thats very fair! RV parks are usually near work,as well. NO Problem!
Great news, looking forward to catching up with y’all! Trust the Trail long time listener
Thank you 🙏
All prices are going up. Q is being bought by corporations. Locals are being kicked out, or forced out to make room for visitors. When visitors show up locals can not use there cells. Can not get into drs. Can not get prescriptions filled easily. Can not get food. Can not get on bus for out of town dr. because it becomes Walmart express. Scadden wash is dangerous. O sure use the library! Another thing we can’t use because you’re all over the floor.
Dollar burgers are GONE.
I know. Was there this Winter. Depressing. Food still is decent though.
Starved rock cost money to camp there
Leave me out. I don't drink don't smoke. Don't have ATV. No motorcycle. Have food for 5 month. I will get the free water though and fuel at the pilot before heading to Yuma after RTR. I will need to find parking some where in Yuma area to camp. I figure i would check out Algadones, MX go in get a xray to see how they can do about my teeth. Than get an appoinmet to come back later in the year to start work on my teeth. I have minivan camper.find out about what i can do to make it more livable. Stick around the area until it get to hot for me and head up to grand canyon for 14 days than head to leadsville Co. Go hicking. At least that the plan for now. Its probably not going to be easy to meet Bob Wells since is going to be swamp already. I am really looking forward to this trip. It will be my first trip outside of Texas since 2008. I hope to make a few new friens. I am ciming excited and a positive attitued. Maybe we will cross paths? Who knows. See you down the road.
You can buy a hose water filter to get cleaner water.
Too many words for a simple swamp cooler
I would not wait to find out what he or she is up to! One warning shot and one single head shot if it didn't move away!!! Fuck that!!😮😮😮
Best travel video I’ve seen in a long while.
I love your Argosy
thank you
Being a weekend warrior RV'r myself I never understood the witch hunt for cheap restaurants . Most of us like myself have "Kitchens" in our rig that includes refrigerators. I always opt to cook my own meals in my RV over dining out. Most my meals are high quality foods at under 8 dollars a serving sometimes only 4 dollars, such as hotdogs and hamburgers. And when the fish are biting the cost is ZERO !!
Hard to fish in the desert. But it is a lot cheaper for sure.
Have you found any good fishing spots with RV spots
So once you are there, what do you do?
There’s actually lots of hiking and other stuff to do. LaPaz County has a desert golf course very close to Q. Bonfires, Live music. Up to you to create your lifestyle in the Q. Not to mention a ton of Vendors selling everything.
So, it uses a _gallon an hour?!?_ How could you _possibly_ feed this thing in the middle of the desert?!?
Great question. It has a ballcock like a toilet so you can attach a water hose to it. Or just fill it manually. Yes, it’s a challenge in the desert. But we plan for a auxiliary water bladder with an additional 12 volt pump.
@@ThisNomadicIdea Thanks for the answer. Great time of year to test it here in scorching AZ. Best of luck!
WRONG!!! The desert bar is only open for 6 hours a day 2 days a week. That's 12 hours out of 168. This guy clearly is trying to get you to go somewhere without any context or facts. That's really disturbing.
Idiot. Spent this last Winter in Parker. Life & Time change. Always do research.
@@ThisNomadicIdea Calling yourself an idiot won't make up for the fact that you lied.
LOL! You're in the same campsite I was in last August! If the campsites are all full in all three campgrounds and you have a 4X4 and are self contained, you can head across the river up from the Tullula campground and take Charlie's Creek Road and boondock up that road. There is a sign at the crossing that says something like "don't park in the river".
I know isnt fair to say but I’ from Seattle WA and none of this looks appealing… The lakes seem like ponds and where are the big grand trees?!? I really wanted to find Forrest camping but it’s leaving little to be desired. Please do yourself a favor give Washington State 1 x in your life. You will never regret, you will be awe inspired truly… Thanks for sharing
Which is why we left Illinois.
I am from Illinois and camp a lot, it does INDEED have forest camping, there are many primitive sites that are free in the Shawnee National Forest which is further down in Illinois like stated in the video. Starved rock is the most populated state park because its close to the city. My favorite Forest primitive campsite is by Jackson Falls which is 1st come 1st serve basis in the Shawnee Forest. I suggest traveling to OTHER parts of Shawnee National Forest, its pretty big, go by Jackson Falls and Burden Falls which is the states highest waterfall. Most campgrounds are primitive and 1st come , 1 served basis and costs only about 5 or 8 bucks a night but you can find free sites. There is Garden of Gods, Dixon Springs etc so much free camping.
@@melimels22 thanks for sharing these places. I will be checking them out this summer for sure!!!
@@ThisNomadicIdea oh no.. I just got here!
@@melimels22 Hiked the River2River trail back in 2005. Shawnee is a great under estimated NF. Dutchman's Lake is a cool spot to boondock also.
This spontaneous tribute was in the middle of the desert. Over 700 RVers showed up.
RIP
I live in a small town in southern Nevada and it works better here than it did in modesto California but I filter the water going in cooler help build up
I'm looking for contact,in need of a cheap place,thank you
Can I get a number,plse
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I like magic circle. I have been there 4 or 5 time in the last 10 years. Lots to do and friendly people.
Are you still here? Just arrived last night. Would love to catch up!
We left before the heavy rains on Monday.
Such a nice surprise to have this pop up on my feed! You folks plan on posting an update video at all?
Editing one now. We had to take break (or revaluate) the BS on YT and if we wanted to keep posting. Plus we anchored down in Yellowstone for 2 years with barely any Internet. -:)
thank you ,, tom yuma
Kenny's discount store is fabulous. Grocery liquidators is excellent
Please go to the discount grocery stores. There's two. Good prices
YES!!!! Thank you
Man this is a grate video
O wowowo
You play with shit hoses and f with junk RV living. Mess of drunks
I have never been to Quartsight. All the videos are negative. Glad to hear a good one. I would still pondering on going there. We are not snowbirds and pass through parks to get to where we need to go.
Quartzsite is what you make it. All in perspective. Lots of land to be alone or with people.
2000 watts of roof solar (self installed), and 600 watts of portable with a Bluetti AC300 with 4 B300 batteries (12,228 watt/hours) with transfer switches for both ac and dc. It's simple math.
Have no idea what your post means. ??
I believe they are talking about the fact that its fairly easy to determine your energy needs.@@ThisNomadicIdea
Wish all youtubers would start conveying what "clientele" frequent certain areas...such as older people, younger people with family, known drug/drinking/partying areas, areas known to be watched closely by police. Who wants to unknowingly pull into a spot that doesn't at least try to live up to your own standards/safety concerns?
To be honest and straight forward. There really no real clientele. You have every single type of RVer, Nomad, and Vanlifer who comes to Q. There are FB Quartzsite Groups that have events based on different groups and similar interest. If you’re alone, I totally get how it can be overwhelming and intimidating. If you feel uncomfortable in a spot simply move to another. Q is a big place. Best advice is to find groups (meetup.com) or FB and introduce yourself. You will find your people. -:)
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Thank you. This is very helpful!