10,000 miles - teardrop video

[shorestyle]

Just got back from my trip. Did 10,000 miles on the red harbor freight trailer frame. No tire blowouts, no problems. Was very excited about it. Camping in the desert with the three speed fan and the small window on my door created an awesome cross breeze. My first teardrop held up! For those interested....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRuomToeeKU

here is a video of my 10,000 mile journey across America, including 12 National Parks.

Thanks!

[Oasis Maker]

Simply thee best teardrop video I've ever seen IMO - bar none. You didn't just photograph a stationary teardrop at your campsite. You totally captured the spirit of why we have these things. The adventure. The process of exploration and discovery. You and your lady did an awesome job. Congratulations.

Scott

[Juneaudave]

Absolutely inspiring!!!!

[wincrasher]

Amazing! Thank you for posting this.

[Redneck Teepee]

Great video work, looks like one heluva trip! Thanks for sharing

[grant whipp]

GREAT video!
Could I have permission to share it on my Facebook page ... http://www.facebook.com/teardrops.net ...?

CHEERS!

[shorestyle]

Thanks everybody!! I appreciate it.

Absolutely Grant, thank you!

[Redgloves]

You and your lady are very fortunate to have a 5 week vacation! Thanks for taking us along and sharing your fun.

Jean

[Woodbutcher]

Nicely done, thanks for sharing!

[123jay]

Thank you for sharing for all of us that never had the guts to do some thing like that .

[Aladinbama]

I love it!
My wife and I are both teachers and before child (we waited till we were late 30's) we did what we would call a whirlwind tour for vacation. We'd leave our apartment a week after school let out for summer and we would bounce around until the week before school started. A few weeks of that time we were either visiting her parents, brother or my mom, but we still managed to get quite a bit of traveling in. That was of course LONG before GoPro or even video point and shoot cameras.
The wife is worried about my recent desire to build a teardrop, but I see a new type of whirlwind tour in our future. As you showed here, a MUCH more fun version of the same old thing!
Thanks for sharing

[cherokeegeorge]

Absolutely fabulous video thanks for sharing it. You 2 seem like a great couple. Hope our paths cross somewhere out there.

[Danidog]

Awesome! thanks for sharing your journey.

[nrody]

Such an amazing video. I have had my teardrop on the road for about 3 years now and my grandson and I take off whenever we can. I recognized about 90% of the places you have visited. I am so grateful to have shared some of the most beautiful places in the western US with him. Wish I videoed our trips like you have. Bravo!

[S. Heisley]

Terrific Video!! Thanks for sharing.