Manistee National Forest in 4K | Hiking, Camping and Canoeing Disaster on the Manistee River

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00:00 DAY ONE
03:53 Theme Song
04:30 After Intro
07:45 Amphibious Friend
09:50 Big Balls
10:49 Continuing On
13:14 Map Sequence
14:04 Foggy Gully
15:08 False Solomon's Seal
17:13 Junipers and Treat
18:10 Snacks and Dogs
21:24 Beautiful but Bizarre
22:14 Setting up Camp
23:40 Rainproof Tarp Fort
26:06 Rain Subsided & Juggling Puffballs
26:40 Puffball Dinner
29:30 Taste Test
32:02 Evening
32:56 Dusk Philosotalk
34:57 Bearhang
35:16 DAY TWO
36:14 Heading Out
39:19 Suspension Bridge & Sumac
40:01 Apples
40:55 Dam Mystery
42:32 Canoes
46:50 McConaughey River
49:09 Riverbank Lunch
51:33 River Swim
53:25 Goofing on the Water
55:31 Brief Moments of Panic
56:14 Canoe Camping
56:54 Rain Returns
58:00 Sun Returns
58:29 Thunderclouds
59:30 River Dip & Dinner
1:01:22 Bald Eagle
1:01:44 Thunderstorm
1:04:09 Chicken Under the Tarp
1:05:50 Returning to Shelters
1:06:22 Moving Tarp to the Trees
1:07:47 Settling in
1:09:42 DAY THREE
1:10:47 Back on the Water
1:11:52 The CALAMITY
1:15:53 Let's Get Out of Here.
1:19:54 Post-Hike Meal
1:22:17 Patreon Shoutouts
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@stxmoore 5 лет назад

First comment I've ever made on RU-vid. Been watching you guys for a while now, and I have to say that you guys have some of the best, most thoughtful and well-produced content I've ever seen on RU-vid. Better every video too! It's just so real, educational, entertaining, and the passion behind the content is so tangible! You guys always do such a good job of highlighting the real ups and downs of exploring and experiencing the wilderness. As a fellow filmmaker, man o' man can I relate to the feeling of loss when a piece of equipment bites the dust. I've killed more than one camera during my time on the job, and it's never a good feeling. Life isn't always rainbows and sunshine, and I appreciate you guys sharing with us both sides of your adventures. the good...and the bad, and, in this case--the wet! Kudos on your success so far--keep up the astounding work! Can't wait to see more! Sincerely, an avid fan and fellow adventurer :)

@craigkirby9202 5 лет назад

boomshanka

@jillg2u 5 лет назад

stxmoore I agree. Love your vlogs....So sorry for your losses. Such a positive group of friends.

@ReturnError_ 3 года назад

Longest comment I ever Edit: (saw)

@katsmith552 2 года назад

You said it. We have been watching a while. Its family friendly too. We love u guys!!

@magis213 2 года назад

it's a lot of fun, and educational due to knowledge of the flora. I feel you could start another series just about the flora of the woods with a bunch of experts like Andrew

@roxbox40oz 5 лет назад

Netflix needs to pick you guys up! Great work! I always enjoy your films.

@Silver-Lining-Entertainment 3 года назад

This is the best idea ever. Absolutely. These guys are great!

@anilhugoabdulhaqwilliams4613 3 года назад

I agree, they deserve only good. they are creative, original

@e.a1743 3 года назад

I feel like netflix agenda will ruin their creativity.

@hautala88 5 лет назад

The motto for this trip... "Embrace the suck."

@AdventureArchives 5 лет назад

Hahah very true. It really wasn't all that bad until the canoe flip. Sometimes it's kind of fun dealing with the rain and thunder (to an extent). Thanks for watching!

@bradleygrimm2652 3 года назад

Hey there guys I just wanted to thank you all for the times these vids helped me. I have really bad anxiety and it makes it hard to eat but watching you guys all by the fire laughing cooking simple meals and enjoying them has helped me beyond my belief! Thank you 🙏🏻

@AdventureArchives Год назад

Sorry we're only just now responding to this, but I'm really glad our videos help with your anxiety, and thank you so much for watching!

@Cloudyyyy88 6 месяцев назад

How are you doing now?

@melissapoole3978 5 лет назад

Thank GOD there is four of you. Imagine lone hikers finding themselves in a predicament.

@ojjoooooo 3 года назад

Some of my most memorable outdoor adventures is just being completely alone in a predicament.

@bsommer1717 5 лет назад

I once flipped a canoe and caused us to capsize because a snake jumped into the front of the canoe and started slithering toward me LOL.

@RobFarrell17 5 лет назад

Gentlemen, living in MI I appreciate your showcasing the MRT. I have been there many times but had no idea how many wild edibles were there. Thank you. Way to persevere on an extremely challenging adventure. Your friendship with each other made it ultimately a success. Keep up the great work!

@michellebeckstrom6110 3 года назад

I'm from Traverse City and can relate.

@perrymichales4242 2 года назад

West Michigan's area I am from ❤

@texashikeaholicsadventures5651 5 лет назад

Oh man!! My heart absolutely sank for you guys!! I hate that you guys lost valuable equipment, but the most important thing is that everyone was OK! You guys handled the entire trip, both ups and downs, with grace!! Thanks for another fantastic video!!

@MVU0 5 лет назад

Wouldn't be adventure archives without some rain adventures

@redvincent89 4 года назад

Because of you guys I am going to the Porcupine Mountains on my first multi-day backpacking trip! Thank you so much for the inspiration!

@garrobb53 3 года назад

i realize this is two years later, but i really enjoy following you guys, thanks for this one, i'm about an hour and a half south in muskegon

@JackBQuick79 3 года назад

Im in Coopersville, hey neighbor.

@MrFink230 5 лет назад

Such a great video. I have backpacked the trail and kayaked the river many times. It was awesome to know exactly where you were on the trail and river. I actually proposed to my wife on the trail next to the river.

@MusicBent 5 лет назад

MrFink230 yes! I’m a bit late to the video but this was by first overnight hiking trip back in the day. Very fun to relive that trip through fresh eyes.

@jingbar 5 лет назад

Guys, sorry about the losses but your episodes are just getting better and better. The music, script and cinematography are making one fantastic package and I truly love it

@indirac.4010 3 месяца назад

Awwww...it was a pleasant seen to see Thomas and everyone else pushed in the chair at the restaurant table before leaving. All the chairs were neatly replaced and the table looks organized. Thats how I am and my bf follow suit :). Wonderful table etiquette

@mosddoomsday1 2 года назад

"paddling canoes in the wilderness is so peaceful" *banjos start playing*

@missilekid6201 4 года назад

It's weird to see a very professional crew of outdoors-man on the same trails you played on as a kid. I live 2 miles from the Manistee and the region is very special to me.

@jason_from_canada 5 лет назад

The foreshadowing at the start with the lightning and thunder was the first clue. That was harrowing guys but so thankful everyone was ok and it was great to see you kept your senses of humor intact. That post hike meal was much needed! Liked hearing Robby's Japanese, had me nostalgic for his Japan Vlogs (check out Robby's Channel) and that was some mad juggling too! :)

@MsMelissa216 5 лет назад

Just when you think the last video was one of the best... then this.... best thus far. I appreciate the realness and the unpredictable mishaps keeps you in suspense. Not sterile and perfect like most boring hiking videos on RU-vid

@livertine504 5 лет назад

I remembered one saying in Zen which is more or less: Life isn't there to make everything nice for you or to make you happy - You have to do it for your own. This is my new relaxing and educational program while enjoying some tea sessions - I really hope you guys will gain more subscribers soon because you really deserve it. I love your "more than 1 hour" hiking videos. They are never boring even for that length and they are so peaceful, enjoyable and educational. It is amazing what you do. Please keep that concept going - Love it! I am drinking some Pu-erh & continue watching ~ Cheers from Vienna!

@sbollapa 5 лет назад

I normally don’t comment on RU-vid but yours is the best channel I ever came across on RU-vid. I watched each and every episode of yours and they are awesome. The videography, music, narration and walking us through is superb.. Hats off guys.. keep us going through different experiences.

@TomatoSoup21 4 года назад

I have a Linden tree in my front yard. Those little seed balls fall all over my garden, walk way, driveway and cars and are a major pain in the ass. The best part about that tree is that it attracts aphids in droves, which in turn release tons of honeydew, which also ends up all over our cars, attracting other bugs which attracts spiders. On a positive note, your videos are very well done and have inspired me to continue collecting proper backpacking gear to go backcountry camping. Great work guys!

@bethanydueweke7492 3 года назад

I really, really enjoyed watching this adventure in particular. I think maybe it was Andrew who said, while the lightening was all around and you had to move camp - it isn't the best situation, but it does bring a sense of excitement and "aliveness" that can't be matched in many other ways. Nice work, I am blown away by every video.

@SuperEholmes 5 лет назад

Instead of binge watching something on Netflix I have been binge watching you guys. I used to go camping up by Mt. Rainier with my family when I was a kid and it takes me back.

@AdventureArchives 5 лет назад

Thank you for watching :) Mt. Rainier is definitely a place we want to hike around some day. It's a beautiful part of the country out there. Glad we could take you back to some good memories.

@dropforgebishop 5 лет назад

Those timelapses of the clouds from 58:23 to 58:59 are some of the best shots I've ever seen.

@jamesthornton3339 4 года назад

I just soloed this trail, last night I started at the dam. Hiked the NCT to reds bridge, then came back on the MRT today. 20 mile loop became a day and a half hike. Beautiful trail, and I will be going back!

@jamesthornton3339 4 года назад

Thank you for sharing your experience on this beautiful trail.

@anitapaulsen3282 5 лет назад

Really glad you are ok Bryan and got yourself untangled, phew! I loved this episode. Serene, peaceful, lightning was exciting, all that rain reminded me of trips I've been on. Felt like I was there. Glad you are all ok and you were able to raise the money to replace the lost equipment.

@AdventureArchives 5 лет назад

Thanks for the kind words Anita! We're so fortunate to have awesome fans and viewers :)

@ferretfrenzy05 2 года назад

I'll be solo hiking this tomorrow, minus the conoeing. It looks like a great trail!

@carsonsnyder2828 10 месяцев назад

How should I google it to get this kind of trail so I can GPS I wanna go at the end of the month and want this same trial

@MkmeOrg 5 лет назад

Most underrated channel ever. You guys need to come a little north and meet up with Joe Robinet- Would get you some well deserved exposure. Keep em coming

@nickyohare5038 3 года назад

Hi from liverpool England I happened to just come across your channel the other day an I'm so glad I did I've been watching your vids I just love them all,watching Andrew an the excitement on his face when hes found a mushroom or a plant or tree it's great to watch an hes teaching us at home so way to go Adventure Archives

@sprucegoose1393 4 года назад

Professional production.. These adventures are much better than Globetrekker

@god_pharaoh6111 5 лет назад

nature show and a cooking show? this is truly next level entertainment

@SweetiePieTweety 4 года назад

Obviously disaster is beautiful. This hike and canoe trip was amazing. Best yet

@billkennelly1361 4 года назад

I love this place. It’s even more gorgeous to hike in Manistee during the fall.

@IreneTivz 4 года назад

You guys motivates me even more after overcoming those obstacles. Brilliant video. You always show us the real and the worst.

@joanlynch5271 3 года назад

If not for the rain, it would be a really great time!! Fabulous video guys;)!

@gt5228z 3 года назад

In retrospect this must make your top 5 list of memorable trips!

@jerwel86 5 лет назад

I found two massive petoskey stones in that exact clay waterfall at 37:45 while kayaking the manistee river in August!!! That area is rich in petoskey stones, which get unearthed by the streams eroding away the clay beneath.

@hikingff77 4 года назад

I know this video is old, but I just got around to being able to watch it. I love the fact that you can mostly keep a sense of humor throughout the experience. Rain is going to happen, so will capsizing canoes, been there more than once. It's life and it's perfect. I recently spent the night camping with my brother, in the pouring rain, set up the tarp, put on our favorite youtube channel and enjoyed the rain for about 12 hours. Makes everything else we take for granted worth it. Obviously I prefer the nice weather, but it's not always going to be that way.

@pendrin2020 5 лет назад

The shoutouts just keep getting better and better. Robbie in the headphones was too much. XD

@terizumbusch8408 8 месяцев назад

Well I sure do agree with RyGuy, Wonderful to watch You with your family. Beautiful footage, just a very nice laid back, lovely time. Oh I wish I was there. Your dad's a lot of fun and he loves his kids. take him with you whenever you can, It'll mean the world to him and you. Blessing guys, always looking forward to the next one.since Blessings from Grandma Teri ❤

@DemetriosLevi 5 лет назад

That tree at 9:34! I can't believe I found that tree again on a popular RU-vid channel of all places...Manistee has such gorgeous wilderness

@karenfall8685 4 года назад

I’m addicted to Adventure Archives. The banter, the videography, knowledge, humor, and of course the beauty of nature. Perfection! Love you guys! ❤️

@karenfall8685 4 года назад

I forgot to mention that the name of the suspension foot bridge is Little Mac. Named after the Macinac bridge that connects lower peninsula & upper peninsula.

@Leelattimer 5 лет назад

As someone who has canoed that river and just a lot in general, canoeing class helps a ton. It's something I'm glad I did. Also, a ridge line down the middle of your tarp and then staking four corners keeps the water from pooling. Easy to say when your sitting in a nice comfy chair watching the video. Also Robby, Google trigger discipline. Great work as always guys!

@Goodnessgraciius 5 лет назад

What a trip! Glad to know you made it and nobody was hurt. Equipment can (and will be) replaced. You guys know I LOVE your videos and this channel. But the video need an intro. A good story always needs a set-up. Give us a couple minutes of set-up. All adventures begin in the driveway or trailhead. I know that might be boring to you or feel like you always do that. But the viewer needs it, especially new viewers. In those couple minutes traveling to trailhead or staged planning of the trip, tell us a few things so we’re not lost. Where are you going? Why are you going there? What are your goals for the trip? What are the challenges? (Like did you know the forecast before you went?) A couple a minutes to set up the story would go a long way for the viewer. With this episode, (and a few others lately) I’ve felt like I was dropped into the middle of the story without any lead-up. It’s a little uncomfortable and I stayed confused for several minutes until the intro played. Otherwise, great video! You guys are the best! Andrew? Why aren’t you studying to be a naturalist? Or field biologist?

@michaelbuckenmeyer4996 5 лет назад

There's at campsite at that exact point at 1:21. It was the first one we encountered on the trail but the view is absolutely stunning and the nearest campsite isn't a good ways away, so we were totally alone aside from the occasional passerby. SO SICK.

@michaelbuckenmeyer4996 5 лет назад

Oh wait he talks about it lol campsite 10 B is where it's at.

@mynameisee333 5 лет назад

The cinematography, the editing, comradery, the content, the struggle, and the music, the music three times over at least are excellent in this one. Best overall score for any of your videos so far.

@lalaalalala 4 года назад

you should be really proud of this content. everything about it is just fantastic.

@AdventureArchives 4 года назад

Thank you so much! That means a lot to us

@georgekn3mp 5 лет назад

Beautiful Bald Eagle! So glad they are making a huge comeback here in Michigan. We have seen 7 of them in the last year here on the east side of Michigan.

@melancholia9399 4 года назад

Oh man, I feel so bad for Bryan :( You can't predict bad weather so no fault there and with those currents in that river it's easy to drift into a big log. Chin up champ!

@TailEnd88 5 лет назад

It's nice to see you guys back on the trail again after the roadtrip. It's when you boys are at your most natural; plant ID's and life philosophies abundant. And I know it's not the most pleasant, but it's also kind of nice to see you can still be humbled by mistress Nature even with all your fancy equipment. P.s. Robby as princess Leia, OMG. You guys are priceless :D

@DustinBackpacks 4 года назад

I did this hike a couple years ago still one of my favorites, thanks for sharing

@snowyowl44 5 лет назад

To quote Yvon Chouinard, "The adventure starts when everything goes wrong". You definitely had one!

@eb9067 4 года назад

I can so relate to the way that Brian talks about the healing and relaxing canoe trips! Just started taking it up in the past few years, loving every bit of it.

@90erland 5 лет назад

Hats off to you guys! This is like the worst & toughest situation you have ever faced in Adventure Archives history, but love how you still manage to get the best out the drown cameras.

@YukonJohnify 5 лет назад

You guys are FANTASTIC! But ya got a lot to learn about canoe tripping.

@matyourin 5 лет назад

Nice video, interesting to see you cope with the weather :) About canoeing: You want to put everything (!) into waterproof bags, that are tied to your canoe or if they break lose will float if you capsize. I hike a lot in rainy Norway and use those packs anyway inside my backpack. I found this to be the only method to keep my stuff really dry. You can literally soak your backpack under water and still have everything dry - worth the extra grams for those waterproof bags.

@MoniqueDiCarlo 5 лет назад

I can't believe they were on a river with expensive equipment without storing them in waterproof bags!!! Also, I wonder if they checked the weather forecast? I mean if there's a chance of thunder, you don't camp in a field...

@joanlynch5271 3 года назад

My husband uses the garbage bags for compacting garbage disposal, trash compacter. They fit perfectly inside the backpack.

@CPTPRICE732 5 лет назад

Well at least you can look at it as a learning experience. Sometimes it takes a spill or a wet night to help engrave lessons. This is stimulating to an experience I had in a kayak once...you can bet I keep EVERYTHING tied to the kayak now

@poojasakhal4785 5 лет назад

The cloud footage at 58:20 is so stunning. Sorry for your equipment loss.

@Shivaziv 5 лет назад

Thank you for sharing this beauty with us, you're the best!

@nomadsurvival4952 5 лет назад

Nice Vid guys thanks for taking us along on the journey..

@kerryhazel9293 5 лет назад

Guys it's about time to start tethering tech gear. Even with the loss of equipment you still share your adventures. Thank you

@syvx 5 лет назад

I thank you guys for producing such an experiential production show casing outdoor sports. That is certainly bush craft in practice. I learn as much from your productions as the product oriented You Tuber's that I am so very fond of following. My son is a scout as I am and he learns a great deal as well as making him thinking about these things planing solutions in his mind. I recall in my youth many of the obstacles you guys encountered but you guys tend to handle it more maturely. We used to just say "oh well," and slept in the pouring rain with only a tree for cover. You guys are great and the friendship, cooperation and sharing you guys portray is a fantastic model for all scouts of all ages and walks of life. Thanks.

@sarahslovely08 5 лет назад

Always amazing . Beautiful footage, food, and life talks.

@tracym7507 3 года назад

This video shows the quintessential reason why I luv watching the Adventure Archives guys - no matter how bad things get, they try to find the good & try to make the most of it & they always manage to laugh at it all in the end! U guys are the best, thanks for sharing your videos

@NavigatedChaos 5 лет назад

That over look you saw with the bend in the river, it's even better in the winter.

@SethDombachProductions 5 лет назад

Love it as always guys. That first song was so great. Loved how unique this opening was

@nobodyhikes 5 лет назад

Glad you guys made it out okay! Awesome adventure, as always.

@aaronquicksall4269 3 года назад

Everytime I hear your opening. I hear the theme to my side of the mountain.

@tineejohnston9737 2 года назад

The most important thing is you are all safe, all those things can be replaced. Remember next time bring waterproof dry bags for camera or extra lens gears 😇😇😇😎❤️

@4potslite169 3 года назад

Just catching this now as I discovered your channel only recently...you have quickly become one of my favorite backpacking subscribes!!! I feel your pain w this one! Having dumped my own canoe more than once, I couldn’t help but laugh...sympathetically in heartfelt empathy...because it triggered that “Oh Crap!” moment of recalled shock and horror. (Why do we blurt out w uncontrolled laughter when someone we love stubs their toe???) Sometimes you just get one of those trips where everything that can go wrong...does. Believe me, I’ve drug myself back in through the door looking like a bedraggled drowned rat more times than I care to remember. Our moment of triumph comes when we step back out the following week for more. Dealing w adversity is a life lesson I’ve honed thru backpacking that serves me well every. single. day. And I wouldn’t trade one dunking, one frozen feet night, one ridgeline hail storm, one 60 mph blizzard above treeline for any amount of money in the world. Thanks for all your hard work w these films. You deserve much respect and admiration! ❤️

@Janux83 5 лет назад

Another outstandig story, guys. Thanks for bringing us your incredible experiences.

@williammckean4002 5 лет назад

Loved the return to the wild in this episode, in spite of the mishap. Fantastic episode as always guys, you really do knock it out of the park every time.

@fernando6801 Год назад

Watching this vid, I was so relaxed and enjoying the video until the mishap during the canoe trip. I was really sad for you guys. Losing valuable equipment really sucks but most importantly you guys were safe and alright.

@Dovid2000 5 лет назад

Your videos have a cathartic effect on me. Sooooo beautiful and relaxing!

@DoYerBest 5 лет назад

You guys really live up to your name! Awesome vid as usual, guys.

@angiebach64 5 лет назад

It is an awesome video as always! the trails are beautiful! so good to see all four young men back to the wilderness exploring the nature!

@dyllanmeyer8475 5 лет назад

Another epic adventure guys! Looks like you all had fun. Falls finally here, hope you guys get out on some adventures and enjoy the scenery and weather.

@SeekingLost 5 лет назад

This is a classic lower peninsula hike. Not many options for a hike like this in the area. I've hiked this several times, including a bushwhack along the Manistee on the west side instead of doing the north country trail part... Lots of PUDs with no view. I've got some footage of that on my channel in my Manistee river video. Thanks for sharing

@patricklacson 4 года назад

Even though it was a rough go in the woods and water, this is my favorite video so far! Keep it up.

@liztrotter538 4 года назад

Wow so much joy and anguish in one video

@timpekarek9159 5 лет назад

I can't express how much I enjoy this one and all your videos. Manistee looks great. Dry bags!

@Timanator 5 лет назад

Quality gets better all the time, great jobs guys!

@craigkirby9202 5 лет назад

I love that you still enjoy play. When we go camping, we are all just building a treehouse, or a fort, and the more it rains, and the harder it is to keep your fire alight, the more you're trying to please your dad or that uncle that actually does stuff, or that part of you that will be that uncle or dad to the next generation. When we stop trying to face mild adversity, we stop trying in general. Anyway. I've said it before, and I'll say it again... I love your work, keep it coming. 120ThingsIn20Years/BullwinkleII/Craig

@chrisrobinson3679 5 лет назад

I just keep re watching this, you guys are the best on RU-vid by far the quality is just immense

@ThisScenicLife 5 лет назад

You guys do a great job showing places I might not have thought to go explore honestly. Great work!

@EricVentures 5 лет назад

Great episode like always! Thank you guys for being one of the channels that have inspired me to get out there and adventure. I appreciate it and continue to create these amazing documentaries! I’ve also began to capture my adventures and make videos!

@bradydavis 5 лет назад

Adventure archives keep up the great work your videos and content are awesome. I'm subscribed and I've watched most of your hour long videos till the end. They show that there is so much in the outdoors to explore and that we should preserve these environments. 🍏🌳🍀

@sandracamacho8526 5 лет назад

what a trip! keep it on, guys. You will remember this forever! good luck!

@janen2032 3 года назад

One of my favorite local hiking spots. How awesome that you guys came here!

@Jaspor123 5 лет назад

Glad you guys are all safe and I feel your pain about the loss of gear! It still looks like an amazing trip even with the river catastrophe and as always, you did a fantastic job filming it. Thanks for continued hard work and I wish you guys better fortune on the next trip!

@MusicBent 5 лет назад

My first backpacking trip was along the Manistee river while I was in Boy Scouts. I’ve gone on to hike and camp a lot of other more amazing places that I never would have because of that experience. This brings back a lot of great memories. Thanks guys!

@Nixdorf 5 лет назад

what a nice video! Grab my wine, sit back, relax and enjoying this awesome awesome video ~ thanks guys for the effort!

@trailhuggintramps6630 5 лет назад

Y'all are so calm!

@altynaialamanova8100 4 года назад

I find your videos to be extremely calming. Thank you, guys.

@TyShively 3 года назад

Hiked this same trail 3 years ago with some friends early summer and ran into a ton of rain. It’s giving me some flashbacks, this place is so beautiful on camera but it does not do it justice to being there. I want to go back!

@lorenzosorice 5 лет назад

Great video guys. Haven’t been up to Manistee for a few years now...inspiration to get back up there.

@jonathandougan328 4 года назад

Life got ups and downs. Encountering the downs doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be looking for the ups. Fantastic video as always, thank you for sharing!

@angelofloveiam50 5 лет назад

u all totally make me feel positive and just feel like have fun

@WildOdyssey 5 лет назад

Have to say you guys really do an amazing job on the editing. Love the videos

@uptrail7169 5 лет назад

Another excellent AA episode despite this being a wet weather trip and canoe flip. 😬 Great job filming the storm clouds! 👍The Manistee River is a beautiful area! 😀

@richardlumpkin4607 5 лет назад

Great job guys. When you were pealing the mushroom I was thinking about shelling peas with my grandmother. Also, you might want to tell Thomas he should be careful about his mic placement while reclining in the canoe. You might get a PG rating from RU-vid for that. I was nearly drowned in a rafting accident years ago. Long before required life vests. Didn’t seem so bad then but looking back I was lucky. Easy to get caught on a stick and something bad happen. You guys handled it very well! Hope the equipment was insured but if not no big deal. You are all ok and that’s what matters. AND FOR ALL YOU VIEWERS recommend these guys! They deserve more followers for the quality work that they do! It’s great content. Just recommend to your Facebook friends. It’s easy. Off my soapbox.... Also, wish you would come to the Cohutta Wilderness Area in the north Georgia mountains. Beautiful and largest wilderness area east of the Mississippi River.