Your adventures are way better than anything I've ever seen, and thank you for reminding me how beautiful BC and the Yukon really are! You should get an award for your vlogs and videos.
Dustin the distance you go and all the hard work you put into it. You just keep me at awe! Thanks for what you do and for taking us all along. Magnificent scenery, God Bless, (Glen). WV.
First DA video, now a subscriber. I’ve got some videos to watch!! Well done, very informative and awesome videography! Stunning sights!! I’m definitely a fan. Glen n Valerie, well said. I couldn’t agree more!
Alaska is beautiful. In the summer 1978 l visited a small village called Yakutat. I got the chance to see the Yakutat Glacier. Truely amazing. Mayor of Yakutat offered to take myself and my aunt there. The tide was going out in the bay at the time we arrived. Most of the fallen icebergs where off to the side. We had just about close to a hour before tide change to listen to the thunder as sheets of ice fell into the ocean. The Mayor mentioned that the indigenous people would paddle their canoes close to the icebergs to touch and test their bravery. Thank you for sharing.
@@AlaskanMisfit487 actually its funny you mentioned that. One summer day l clearly remember seeing people water skiing in wet suits in those waters LOL.
Me and my wife always look forward to seeing your new videos. Just came home from hard days work, sitting back and just plainly absorbing one of your adventures once again. Thanks once again Dustin for another great adventure . Stay safe, stay amazing my friend. Much love Aaron and Jenna from Nanaimo, British Columbia
Yo dawg, I know the feelin. I spent many years on the grind, and I know the feeling. I feel honoured to be able to help you unwind after the days work.
@@Destination_Adventure Another Canadian here. Your my top favorite these days my friend. Thousands of study hrs on RU-vid & in between my field work. Your stuff all around is great. Ian Armstrong.
Wow Dustin…I learn sooo very much from you, each time that I watch your video’s…& I’m old enough to be your mother😳🤣 I ALWAYS sooo enjoy the scenery!!! I’ve never been to Canada, but it is very beautiful!!! A bit to cold for this AZ adapted girl!!! I lived in WY for 32 years, sooo was used to it…my body has acclimated & I pray that I never have to go back!!! I remember, all to well, the…not being able to feel your fingers & toes, the wind that cuts straight through to the bones, the shoveling at 4:30 am, just to be able to get out of the driveway to go to work…ohhh yes…the good ole days…NOT!!!😳 I’ll take cozy, by the fireplace, any day 👍🤣 I learned sooo very much about glaziers that I didn’t know!!! When I could walk, I was on one in MT! But had no idea how magnificent they are!!! Sooo very sad that global warming is destroying them😰😢 Thank you Dustin, for sharing this wonderful adventure with us! I loved it ❤️
Dustin, I am with you step by step taking in the sights, sounds, and smells of these special places you explore. Now, I must see a real glacier in the north country of this continent! 🤗
Mate, I really enjoy your vids. Not pretentious or fake. It is as if we’re watching a good friend on his adventures. And the scenery, just beautiful. One more thing, your choice of music is spot on. I find myself wondering what great songs you’ll be using, as soon as I see another one of your videos drop. Great work! Rob J, Tasmania, Australia 🇦🇺
WOW - You have my deepest respect for what you do !! As always, great scenery, great narration !! Well done !! You are the best !! Love how you show respect to the property you visit !! So many people would be taking home a souvenir!! Keep up the great job that you are doing !!!
Just amazing. I’ve always been a geography nerd, and I used to gaze at the map of British Columbia wondering what the heck Atlin is like. Coming from big city Burnaby, there’s always a sense of curiosity in me about northern BC. Your glacier segment was fascinating, and so important to talk about. Climate change is hitting glaciers HARD. They are stunning features on our gorgeous planet. As always, thanks for embarking on such epic adventures, and taking us along with you. I am a fan.
Tyler Lees>> Thank you for the reference! I was just wondering if those were narrow or regular gauge or something else entirely and if I could find some info on that line down here in the Excited States. Now, at least, I have something to go on! In those Victorian days, nobody could tell anyone that something was impossible or too difficult. It was an amazing time of sheer cussedness and a lot of genius yet so much of the evidence is rotting away or has been built over top of. Thank goodness stalwart history and nature nerds like Dustin just have to get out there and see what's beyond the end of the road or over the mountain tops!! And, always drop a line or two of fishing line for something fresh for supper : )! What an amazing channel!!
Great video Dustin, beautiful scenery combined with history and some education at the end, totally enjoyed allways looking forward for your next adventure. Thanks mate.
Found myself in Atlin 1982. Great place...always promised myself to get back there sometime. It's an awesome place. Enjoy your time and thanks for the video
Ahh yes mushroom time of year those nice big ones are good to cook up 👍 watch out for the posionus ones of course... Great video mate love the adventures 😊
So funny just as you walked into that cabin ,my neighbour that has a fire going, the smoke hit me and it was almost like smell a vision. It’s like I could smell the stove going 😁
Captain D, another outstanding video.. I love the glaciers at the end. A video on Glaciers would be super cool, I've always loved, living in the shadow of the Comox Glacier..
Thanks for answering the explorer's call, for you're a natural at it. You are such a goofball, and you make me laugh out loud. Loved the glacier video, and heaven knows Kimberly will never be the same. 😲 Carry on, young man, in keeping us entertained!
AMAZING footage! Thank you sooooo much for sharing all your adventures with those of us no longer able to get out there and see it all for ourselves! The details of Earth's formations are so varied and intricate. And we humans leave marks that nature soon wipes away...thankfully! Beautiful. FarmerMJ
Hi Dustin Catching up on past videos, thank you! My wife and I are seriously considering moving out to Victoria in 4-5 years for our retirement. Well my retirement, she will keep working a few more years. Anyway we really enjoy your travels and appreciate all your hard work that you put into it. Kindest regards Greg & Sandra 🇨🇦❤️🙏🏻
What's up Dustin! Thank u for sharing another amazing place. The mountains majestic, the glaciers magnificent, the land n lake r spectacular. You travel to the most remarkably beautiful places, love your choice of music ur videography is nothing short of professional. PERFECTION!!!!!
My late Bride and I travelled BC, Yukon and parts of s. Alaska in 2005 for two months the in our van, tenting most of the way. We visited the townsite of Atlin and learned that the Yukon and White Pass Railroad brought visitors to Atlin in the early part of the 20th century, to spend a vacation on one of the luxury lake boats that plied the waters of the Atlin lake.
Absolutely correct about Hubbard Glacier and how spectacular it is. I have seen several and none compare to the size. Also liked that you were carrying your "pool cue" on your hike. You never know what you will run into out in the boonies!
My new favorite hero! Playing catch up on all ypur adventures as a newbie to your channel and seriously loving every single adventure! Great job ! Its like we are There❤!❤❤❤
Wow! Have to say, this was one of my favourite videos of yours yet! I was really looking forward to seeing Atlin, but the extra info and footage on the glaciers was just the icing on the cake. Truly spectacular! PS had to laugh when I saw you step off your boat and had all the bugs swarming around you. On our trip to the Yukon, although we very much loved Atlin, it was indeed the most "buggy" places we went to.
Great video and more importantly the explanation of glaciers at the end. I have been fortunate enough to have seen Hubbard 3 times as well as Glacier Bay. They truly are a wonder to see.
Awesome dude thank you! Wow what beautiful country always waiting on your next adventure. Glaciers are beautiful also but my belief is the earth has been warming since the ice age and like a ice cube the smaller it gets the faster it disappears
Spectacular job Brother thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise and for taking us on your adventures through the woods and the great white north and GOD-BLESS
Man oh man I will tell you that was just outstandingly beautiful country I am from Michigan my parents and my grandparents are from Canada I'll tell you every time I watch your episodes I want to be a Canadian again although I was born in the states sorry but man I'll tell you you go to some of the most beautiful places I've ever seen in my life just a little cold that's the only bad part but in a way it's a good part because if it wasn't then man would have destroyed it by now thank you my friend 👍☺️
My thoughts as you beached the boat and walked away was "hey, don't get stolen". But in light of knarly Davidson getting stolen I guess you've dropped that little chit. Lol. Not that in that area you'd have to worry about the boat. Awesome video. My buddy has family in Atlin, they've it there.
I envy you, the places you go are so incredibly beautiful. I used to go for long walks in our woods around our farm when I was a kid, hiking five miles or more, then 19 years ago with my son in our scout troop where I was a assistant scoutmaster. But now I have advanced osteoarthritis and have already had to have my hip replaced, so walking long distances is no longer possible for me, but I can see these areas thru you vicariously.
Nice video, beautiful lakes, and thats because a lot of people haven't been there and messed them up! Great job! Thanks, --- Newfoundland has a great small train track and train that used to be used on the island. I used to truck to the other end, and I think you might like that too! Thanks!
Atlin is a special spot. We almost moved there many years ago, but circumstances changed and we weren't able to make it work. Loved the 'bonus' glacier footage. On our trapline here in the Yukon, we have lots of eskers left behind by melting glaciers. I love imagining what it must have been like covered in ice. They are a neat land formation and make great trails when you get up on top of them. I have a few places you might be interested in checking out if you are back up this way!
