Great stuff, really beautiful. Since the late 80's my brother has lived a few months out of every year hiking mostly off trail in the high sierras. He goes by Yogi. You should be able to find his name a few times in each of the peak registers along the great western divide. Those mountains sure hold some magic.
Funny story for you John, I was just playing this video out loud while studying with a good friend of mine. She joked how the song sounded like her brother. Turns out her brother is indeed Jarrod from Rivers and Valleys, small world! Thanks for the inspiring videos!
Yeah! at Ohio University in Athens. Hoping to spend this summer on a long trail. Working on developing a good lightweight kit right now, very inspired by you and Andrew's style!
Man I'm glad I found your channel. I haven't found a good one in a long time. I appreciate the time you put into editing. That's what I lack in mine. Those views are just epic. Andy
Thank you John for sharing your wonderful videos! Your passion shines through every captured frame! This is by far my favorite clip. Your editing of first hand perspective is amazing! I can't wait to see more!
I’ve been watching so many of your videos since I finished the AT a couple weeks ago! You’re giving me a lot of ideas for what my next adventure could be. There’s so many trails but seemingly little time and limited money!
limited time for sure. as far as money goes, i look to grandpa from charlie and the chocolate factory: “There's plenty of money out there. They print more every day. But this ticket, there's only five of them in the whole world, and that's all there's ever going to be. Only a dummy would give this up for something as common money. Are you a dummy?"
Always like that Pentax 67. But it would be like hiking with a boat anchor. Surprised he still has film for that thing - nevermind a place to process it.
This is a really good one, John. The high routes sound like so much fun. Did you encounter any "Class 4" climbing along this part of the SHR, or was it mostly low exposure, basic scrambling?
Awesome as always! Really boring question but how did you manage storing all the footage along the trail, were you able to offload and upload to cloud storage in town etc?