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We're back!
🕑 Added 2023-10-27 23:48:00 +0000 UTCOur road trip through the heart of America's Wild West has been an unforgettable journey filled with historical and scenic wonders. One of the highlights was taking time out to meet up with Erin Brannon one of our awesome #PATREON members in #Kanab. Erin has a fascinating job, she’s a Californian Condor Biologist in southern #Utah and shared a photo of her enjoying a coffee at her office!! Imagine working in such a beautiful place.
I've already mentioned that we managed to do some filming in Deadwood, South Dakota, but we also filmed at Little Bighorn AND a stunning place in Arizona that I'm going to keep a surprise for you 😉 suffice to say I was blown away by the place. Julie's going to start editing some of the Deadwood footage next week so we hope to have one of those videos up next Friday, so stay tuned.
All the best,
Kevin 👍🏻
Comments
Kevin Hicks
Thanks Michael, it was a great trip and we're back now. I love my new hat!
Michael Massey
Hi Kevin, ‘looking great in that cowboy hat. I hope you are having a great time.
Gregory Townsend
Glad you had a great time Kev. Looking forward to the upcoming videos…. I think I can guess the mystery one though. 😉
Steve Valley
Glad to hear that your trip went well having good times & safe travels. Thanks for the pictures & will look forward to the upcoming videos.
Kevin Hicks
Yes, it's quite something but the place that really got to me was Mount Moriah cemetery in Deadwood, I guess it's a childhood heroes thing. 😉
Kevin Hicks
Cheek 😜 We'd just finished a delicious dinner. 👍🏻
David A Strother
Welcome home, safe and sound. Glad you had a great time.
Dan Lemire
Great job, looks like you put on a few pounds as well, good
Dave Sheppard
Glad you had a great time Kev!! Dave.
Kevin Hicks
Thanks Erin, it real was great to meet you & thanks so much again for dinner.
Erin Brannon
So glad you and Julie had an awesome trip. Looking forward to new videos!
PSYuhas
Hurray, as far as I am concerned you visited the best of the US. I wonder if you felt disturb at Custer’s Battlefield. I am still haunted by my visit. The other place, that I got that feeling from was the slave market in the French Quarter, New Orleans. Can't wait to see what you discovered.
