Travelingwithkevin

Cut off in turn lane by a car with no signal. I didn't even notice right away because of the darkness.

This 38 mile drive Route 66 stretch was really relaxing and fun to do. I got the itch to do a longer version of the drive in time. Once upon a drive ago this highway was dubbed 'America's Highway'. Now this highway isn't traveled down as much as more and more freeways were put up to bypass cities. Along the highway yo can stop and see many attractions. The Elmar's Bottle Tree Ranch, The Mother Road Museum, which is a Barstow Route 66 museum, and lots of cool looking old gas stations. My Favorite part was the old town Victorville sign at the beginning. Please Follow my page!

This is probably one of my favorite water falls due to the sentimental feeling of it being near where I was born. The Product of runoff from 3,288 ft elevation Saddle Mountain and located deep in the woods of nearby world famous Astoria Oregon. I found this waterfall to be very peaceful, and mystical. I also was lucky enough to be present for the powerful runoff as it's not usually flowing this strong. Youngs River Falls is also known as Saddle Falls and was a familiar spot to the Lewis and Clark Expedition. It's also been featured in a few movies, and while I was here I met some kind locals who let me in on some secrets about the falls. I hope you enjoy the Peaceful Mystical Youngs River Falls. Please subscribe if you like this video!

Driver cuts across traffic slowly then stops. Pretty sure the driver got spooked when she saw me coming, but when driving out into traffic its imperative to know your losses and just go up and make a Uturn.

Country side cows that like to play.

This was a hard edit to do, and I still wasn't completely satisfied with it. This was on my to work one morning. (Fast Forward to 00:19 to see the plane immediately.) Typically, this is when you can usually see the Boeing's. This plane doesn't really exist. It's flies to and from Area 51, The Nevada Test Site, and Nellis Air Force Base, then back to Vegas. Some of these areas are also known as the Nevada National Security Sites. These planes have a call sign known as 'Janet'. Hard to see in the video but these planes have no marking except for a single red stripe. ‘Janet’ began flying in the 1970's and the planes first came from the now defunct Western Airlines. The planes in use currently appeared to be Retired Air China Boeings 737-600's.