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The archipelago of Haida Gwaii is remote group of over 1000 islands, most of which can only be accessed by boat. Lucky for me, I travel with a boat that is capable of some pretty awesome ocean adventures. Coming to Haida Gwaii, I knew I would be taking any chance I could to get on the water and get out to some of the spots that few people ever get to see, and this one certainly did not disappoint, but first we had to take the opportunity to visit Rose Spit.
Rose Spit is an absolutely beautiful place to visit, with an absolutely unbelievable view. There are no roads to the tip of the spit, but some people do take their vehicles, but you will see in this video the risk that comes with that decision. I am thankful to have been able to see it without risking the truck, and if youre visiting Haida Gwaii I recommend adding it to your list. On the way to Rose Spit is Toe Hill, which is another awesome stop with some glorious views and rock structures. From both of these locations you can even see the far off mountain ranges of Alaska.
Getting down to Rennell sound is a really fun trip, but it comes with a warning. The final three km of the trip will take you down the fourth Steepest hill in North America, at 25% grade. Lots of folks had warned me about taking my truck down there, but it is actually no problem at all. If it has been raining, I think the hill might not be as easy, but on the right day it can easily be done in a car. The camp spots in Rennell Sound are beautiful, and the adventures out of here are spectacular. Being on the west coast, the ocean can be incredibly dangerous here, so make sure to plan your trips out very accordingly. The fishing is very good (if you're not me), the coastline and views are beautiful, and if you do some research you can find a fair bit of history scattered behind the tree line here.
We set out in search of an abandoned logging camp, but unfortunately it seems that there is not much left to see today. Never the less, it was a great adventure with some great company.
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@MrGrdnrmn Год назад

Absolutely awesome video. As an archaeologist who focuses on CMTs on the NWC thankyou for respecting the heritage.

@DannoM_ Год назад

I knew I recognized him, but couldn't place where I saw him before in your videos. That's so cool he could come along! This island is definitely unique and I am loving it!

@jcf6597 Год назад

Dustin, I'm really enjoying this series of videos on the Haida Gwaii and the educational background info you add. Keep up the good work.

@janetk7196 Год назад

What a wonderful way to start a Saturday morning, coffee in hand and watching one of your video's.

@old-man173 Год назад

Great video what beautiful country

@patriley6445 Год назад

Isn't it amazing how sometimes Mother Nature looks at our plans and says, "Not today, Dude. Not today. But while you are here, check this stuff out." And we find some amazing stuff we probably would never have seen, let alone, known about.

@neilremmem9380 Год назад

I love watching your content…. The shipwreck on today’s episode was built by my Grandfather and was named after my grandmother and cousin 2:31

@Destination_Adventure Год назад

This is a really cool comment to read.

@blueman5924 Год назад

Wow. Cool connection there ! 👍

@davecottrell3044 11 месяцев назад

That is very cool!

@gaffysmenk Год назад

Brilliant

@rockyperez2828 8 месяцев назад

At 4:31 of the video I can with all honesty say I have never seen wave slam into each other as they do in this shot that is the coolest thing ever and with all those rocks you should have a metal Detecting going on I betcha you guys would find big ole nuggets

@practacticaloutdoorsandthi6962 Год назад

Love those trees!! What an adventure!! Lone it

@robbie6638 Год назад

Great video!

@mrandrat625 Год назад

That's one for the books. Hopefully you can give us an update on the investigation.

@almantinaa Год назад

After seeing these places - this is currently the collect place I know on Earth and I started wishing to go there.

@almantinaa Год назад

*coolest place

@michelleburns578 Год назад

Another stunning video. Hope you are able to share your discovery one day, but if not thank you for your discretion.

@andyeunson270 Год назад

Loving it. I’m starting to think that "fishing with Dustin" equals hot dogs for dinner. Again.

@Destination_Adventure Год назад

I am stealing this line. Hahahaha

@AmbientMusicStudio Год назад

Thanks for leaving some fish for the rest of us :D

@Destination_Adventure Год назад

Got you covered :)

@DeadBaron Год назад

Isn't it sobering how quickly signs of human life can disappear in this climate? I remember when I was a kid going up to camp in Maine, a very similar climate to where you were. The cabin we stayed at was beautiful. Unfortunately the wife of the creator of Burt's Bees bought up all the land and forced people out of their homes and camps, and now 20-30 years later all the homes and camps have been reclaimed by the forest. Most of them she even bulldozed and knocked over so the forest would reclaim them faster. You can't research it online, everything online celebrates her for donating land to the federal government to create a national monument, ignoring all the people she displaced and all the other land she is currently profiting off of and destroying.

@64puma64 Год назад

Your fishing record is intact. I was on tenterhooks there for a while, worried you might actually catch something! Close one!😅

@Destination_Adventure Год назад

It was a close call. Lots of salmon out there, but I managed to dodge ‘em all. Lol

@JohnSmith-xp8dz Год назад

👍👍

@deborahharker4392 Год назад

In the US we have the Smithsonian Institution… we have found that if you share with them your discovery it seems to disappear never to be seen again…

@georgerogers542 Год назад

I`ve seen a cedar tree that some how fell over and pulled the root ball and broke the tap root so its branches became roots from the middle and it produced two trees growing from the middle, Kind of hard to explain .

@Bluebottlenose Год назад

Where they able to get that blue truck out? I think the white one is gone

@Destination_Adventure Год назад

Blue one made it out, but the white one is toast. Towed it out, but it’s scrap.

@daveallmon6937 Год назад

I'm guessing that was the remains of a body that you found

@pik2490 Год назад

Tell us what you found… lol. Assuming human remains.

@Mikes_carnivore_journey Год назад

Geography...

@DaveRyan Год назад

Thank you dor not showing what you found and having the integrity and respect to speak to the right people beforehand. So many people will do what they can for content, even if that means offending or doing the wrong thing. You are not one of those people and which is why i keep coming back to your channel.

@mightymouseofnyc Год назад

I was thinking the same thing when I saw what happened. Just saying this is a worse case scenario and Dustin saw human remains. If that was the case, I'm glad respect was given and it was handled very well. People may see that different but, what if it was human remains. Not plastering it all over the internet is respect for the deceased and any loved ones.

@paulhoover3853 Год назад

You find some of best music to go with the videos!

@wahipple Год назад

That was pretty good I most say we got just enough of a look before he backed away and now I am going to have to keep watching his shows to hopefully get more info

@dosomethingdoanything Год назад

Of course it's not a good idea to show human remains. But to not even talk about it is a missed opportunity to discuss the history of what might of happened in the area or a reach out to a suicide hotline. It is not disrespectful nor lacking of integrity to have a conversation and by not talking about it your suggestion could very easily make things worse in the long run.

@mightymouseofnyc Год назад

@@dosomethingdoanything Making assumptions about the remains of someone and the cause of their death is disrespectful to the deceased and those who may love/wonder about the deceased. We know nothing of what had occurred and Dustin did mention an investigation needs to occur which is fair to all parties who may be close to this situation. It would make it worse if Dustin displayed on the internet for the world to see what MIGHT have happened to this person(s); making assumptions that are or are not relevant. A suicide hotline isn't going to tell anyone anything about the calls they received and if they do, it will only be with law enforcement or with a mental health provider to save someone's life.

@rareluck Год назад

Hmmmm... did you find human remains? Foul play? Or old indigenous remains?🤔 Enquiring minds want to know.😂

@donaldmickunas8552 Год назад

Indeed. A mystery for which we may never know the answer. 😖

@FLMegan Год назад

A response like that can only be human remains but who.... and why???!!! Hope we find out.

@VortekXtiik Год назад

Could be old indigenous remains, I’ve heard of tales of skeletons in caves near abandoned villages when I used to live there.

@richardjohnson4696 Год назад

There are caves along Haida Gwaii with skulls and bones of deceased First Nation people. I really want to get up there to experience the desolation by sea kayak. I have seen photos of the bones, old totems and long house remains, all being reclaimed by nature, It is a special place for sure.

@SaltyNationalist Год назад

That maybe could be what he found, the bones that is.. Maybe a skull..🤷‍♂️

@oxygen454 Год назад

There is many skulls covered in moss there. It’s somewhat known.

@kathrynjohnston794 Год назад

Another awesome inspiring adventure. I thought about the places you have been and how you have seen places that 99.999% of people have not and will not ever see in their lifetimes. I will never be able to convey my thanks for bringing us along on your amazing adventures. Stay safe, and God's continued blessing on you, Dustin from Proctor Minnesota!

@Destination_Adventure Год назад

Thank you very much.

@MorbinNecrim86 Год назад

Here here

@billreinhardt3684 11 месяцев назад

Great words

@swackerle Год назад

So when are we getting a multi hour loop of just the sound of the waves on those rocks?

@heatherbella Год назад

I thought the same! So relaxing!

@spennykcn Год назад

Yes please!

@blueman5924 Год назад

like a rain stick I thought. so cool.

@alanvanreed6878 Год назад

I have tinitis (soft buzzing in my ear from many years working on high performance vehicles )) an 8 hour video or other sound vehicle would really put me to sleep at night .....that segment of the small stones being rolled is the ultimate white sound that I crave !! Alan Boston

@deboraward1574 Год назад

Your channel has the best content and video compared to anyone. You make me laugh, think, wonder

@marcushume2240 Год назад

Haida Gwaii. I was there in 76. That is a magical place. Haida culture is very much alive there. Traditional Haida war canoes are made there. They where yearly raced in Vancouver Harbours years ago. Beautifully decorated. Trees are picked close to the oceans ridge of the island. Tribes people would search for the tree and preform a ceremony before taking it down. Once on the ground the tree is trimmed to length. Then would be carried inland to a covered hut specially designed for carving. As one of the locals explained. Two totem poles where being carved on the beaches at my time of visit. With several skilled craftsman preparing the carvings and paintings nearing completion. As you adventure into the forests with 800 year old Cedar trees your surrounded by thick floor carpet moss. Quite a magical place to be on earth. Toe Hill is amazing place. At low tide there's plenty of claims to dig for. I'm really glad l had the opportunity to see this area again. Thank you Dustin for sharing. This made my day. Cheers.

@tfox285 Год назад

Dude, you found remains… I really appreciate the thoughtfulness and care you take.

@chicagomike 25 дней назад

You do such beautiful work you’re so extremely talented. Your videos are some of the best things I’ve ever seen on RU-vid and I seen a ton of them. God bless you and wishing you well.

@westonsiegel2883 Год назад

Awesome stuff, as usual. Curiousity abounds over your discovery. Fingers crossed you can at least tell us what it isn't! Lol I hope it's something historical, rather than anything potentially involving foul play, as someone suggested. It would be really cool to see you make a discovery like that.

@mymy3172 Год назад

Flew over Rose Spit on Air Canada on the way to Anchorage to board Sapphire Princess and it is truly a sight to see. On the return on the ship we bumped into a hurricane and used the Haida Island as a shield against the full force of the storm. All night we were pounding into a gale force 11 and could hear the cabin suites moving around. As you may know Sapphire is a 120,0000 ton ship and it was still scary. My buddy was doing some species study with Pacific Bio Stn. and was dragging on the east side of the spit and accidentally bumped into 10,000 lbs of dungies ! Another time I was commercial fishing trolling off Tow hill and caught a sunken or missing commercial crab trap on the deep line. and inside the trap was a Wolf eel. Kept him for a half a day and called him Wolfy, Never got on land there and always wanted to go back. Thank you for taking me there, finally. Trolled Rennall Sound June 1st 1981 for a salmon opening and concur it is truly magical. Never saw so many Bald eagles in a day. There is hardly any continental shelf there, so can get really nasty when the weather comes up. Beach -combed a spectacular sandy beach near Frederick Island and found two glass fishing balls amongst a ton of garbage. Lots of plastic fishing balls and empty vodka bottles. Little further north, another deckie went scuba diving and got a load of rock scallops for dinner and then went 100 yards into the bush and shot one of those small deer. It was surf and turf for dinner that night and will never forget it. Skidigate channel, Langara Island, Skincuttle inlet, Tasu inlet and Cape St. James all burned into my memory. You are so lucky to be there because like someone else said in the comments, not many people get to go there. The food abundance is something to behold and very tasty as well. Cheers.

@Destination_Adventure Год назад

I’ve been looking hard for a glass float. But no luck yet.

@ginrobi01 Год назад

I couldn't tell you how many times I said "wow" while watching this one. Holy cow! This scenery is so incredibly beautiful and powerful. Keeping fingers crossed that, for whatever reason you have to keep that certain location under lock and key for now, you'll get to share it and it's history.

@paulstaab1705 Год назад

Very cool , looking forward to what u found. Or "DISCOVERED"

@pigoff123 Год назад

What an awesome adventure. Sometimes the rocks look like sculptures. Just beautiful.

@retiredguyadventures6211 Год назад

25% grade!!! The steepest I ever encountered was 12.5% on a Harley Davidson Road King in the Black Hills going downhill. My brakes were hot as hell by the time I reached the bottom. Your truck is a tank!

@jessecampbell1786 Год назад

This land is where my cousins are from. I appreciate you taking the time to understand the Haida culture and respect local protocol.

@kimklobucher3154 Год назад

I could sit in the sun and listen to those waves run over the rocks all afternoon. ❤ and thanks for the forest walk - the trees! Pure heaven.

@jusportel Год назад

The big camp in Rennel Sound got destroyed by the tsunami in 1964. Luckily, it was shut down at the time, and the watchman had time to reach high ground. A fellow who grew up there, told me that there were still old houses lying on their sides, etc, back in the bush, when he was a kid.

@valkeryie5650 Год назад

Dude the Atlantic Ocean does not touch the west coast.

@Destination_Adventure Год назад

Sure it does, floats in on the Indian and Mediterranean.

@joannamarie_yt Год назад

This is freaking incredible. The way the tides meet over the point was really cool 👀😍 (Now watching the rest because I commented early as per usual)

@joannamarie_yt Год назад

😭😭😭👀👀👀 "welcome to a scene in the rig...after a little research" lmaooo. Omg this is intriguing as hell

@donbob449 Год назад

Hey Dustin, I am thinking pretty soon a fish 🐬will just jump into your boat. 😂

@HalcyonGuitars Год назад

Can you please explain the geographical anomaly at 3:44? I’m confused…

@tubesnacks Год назад

Hi Dustin, another great video, thanks! Love watching your videos. Not only are they well-shot, showcasing the beautiful west coast of Canada, but you also make them fun and interesting. I know that, when i watch one of your vids, I will at the very least see some gorgeous scenery and sweeping mountain views. But usually more...and sometimes a little mystery! I appreciate the respect and compassion you show to the land and local people as well...no matter where you go.

@Destination_Adventure Год назад

Thank you very much.

@westcoastislander6699 Год назад

Absolutely totally wow! Start to finish. Thank you so much for making Haida Gwai a Destination this year. Have been telling so many of my friends this is a must watch series and channel. Thanks for all the hard work this takes to make such an exceptional viewing experience.

@g-wagonsg-wagon3693 Год назад

That's for sure this is amazing content

@mightymouseofnyc Год назад

Exquisite scenery. Took my breath away. You obviously had a situation that shook you up a bit and I wish you could share. I know you can't and don't want that 'slowly eat away from you from the inside out' feeling. You did a nice job covering it up in the video, whatever it is, but my brain will go where what I think it is. Just remember, you gave answers to someone and may be very important. If that is the case, then you did right even if you keep it very silent forever on this channel.

@waynesmith2792 Год назад

I wonder how many people had to look up the and see if you were joking or not when you said the only place in the world where the Atlantic & Pacific oceans meet 😆😆😆

@zackwindisch1595 Год назад

That place is insane! So cool watching the waves come together

@offaxisfpv Год назад

your ocean ography is a bit off, but nice spot in the north pacific ocean/ gulf of Alaska.

@Destination_Adventure Год назад

So you’re telling me that’s not actually the Indian Ocean there? Lol

@FreezyAbitKT7A Год назад

Good thing you don't work for Debra Johannson.

@MrTonyPiscatelle Год назад

I would like a better description as to where you were when you could point to the Atlantic and Pacific oceans and the others you made name to ? I'm calling you out on the grounds of BS.

@liquidgal9867 Год назад

🤣🤣🤣jokes on you!

@johnmuhic7360 Год назад

Oh wow. Your comment is disturbing. It is proof that our education system is in decline. It was a joke. He was making a "funny". You know, pulling your leg? And you took him seriously? Have you ever seen the "documentary" Idiocracy? It was created by the film-maker Mike Judge. You should watch it, because, it is becoming true. Good luck with your future...

@MrTonyPiscatelle Год назад

@@liquidgal9867 I doubt that but if it pulls your trigger, then just aim it towards your head.

@justineball9511 Год назад

Your adventures are so beautiful. My autistic son and I love road trips. You have made us realize there are so many place to explore in BC. Trip planning in work for next year 😀❤️

@JimRO79 Год назад

This ones definitely a natures winning kind of adventure, it's reclaiming logging camps and trapping Trucks! Some of that scenery is striking, massive natural skyscrapers covered in blankets of moss and trees. Plenty of material for a Destination Adventure Calendar right there....Might need to be a 365 day calendar to fit all the best photos in though eh?! 😉 Good to see Sean again, what a fantastic job you and the guys did on the truck - I'm sure it's great for you to see it being put through its paces and see how well everything you built is holding up - To you and the Guys at Harbour Machining - Smashed it! 👍

@roelvanbael7885 Год назад

Indeed, don’t get stuck on the beach with that heavy rig. Take your bike and/or boat!

@katherinespong Год назад

Fascinating! Rose Spit is stunningly beautiful. Haida Gwaii is like no other place in the world.

@andytaylor5476 Год назад

Dustin your filmmaking skills just get better! Beautiful shots and the drone shots are amazing! Really love your adventures. Thank you.

@christinalahr4483 Год назад

I love watching your adventures and this one was exceptionally great! Your cinematography and music selections are such perfect combinations. The drone coverage is just amazing. I loved how the water sounded in the rock filled cove.... so soothing and was some super ASMR :) Your strong morals and principals of not showing what you found says so much about you and your integrity. I admit my interest is peaked on what you found and the outcome. I appreciate how you list your music selections at the end so I can check them out and listen to them again. Blessings to you from a old stay at home midwestern mom in Iowa. :)

@martyncleaver3961 Год назад

Love your videos, the scenery is stunning thanks for taking us along with your adventures 👍

@Destination_Adventure Год назад

Thank you for enjoying. :)

@tristanwoodmansee477 Год назад

Just absolutely stunning!!! Reminds me so much of the beaches off Ontario Bay in Presquile' Bay where our family cabin was. I had no idea about the 3 oceans colliding. So cool!! Beautiful content as always, thank you!!!

@KrazyMitchAdventures Год назад

Oxford street hill in White Rock, BC has a 23% grade in spots and is about one kilometre long. I have driven up and down it a few times.. a 25% dirt road would be crazy, I hope you get to report about the "historical find" I kinda have an idea what it might be, but wont say anything

@twojacksonestand День назад

Good morning from 100 Mile House, did anything ever come of your discovery Dustin?

@TheSWalks Год назад

Watching your adventures is an honor, always entertaining. It’s awesome someone involved in the truck build got to go on an adventure❤️⚜️❤️⚜️❤️⚜️❤️⚜️

@Destination_Adventure Год назад

Thank you 😊

@spunkflunk Год назад

There was also some story about some hairy Potter sized spider thet used to eat villagers that lived on toe hill 😂

@seanfrank4158 Год назад

Well....now I'm really frikken curious. I'm guessing a body of some sort....perhaps with some historical significance....

@vttrucker 20 дней назад

Just watched this. You're quite the joker. (Meant in a good way). I should read all the comments to see how many people believed the whole thing about all those oceans converging off of rose spit. Lol. Good one

@randybooth9192 Год назад

Wow Dustin that was absolutely beautiful scenery. Gotta love our province 🤘

@cetuspa 11 месяцев назад

Don't care what was in the cave (BONES) What was in the CRAB TRAP???

@donaldskinner1747 Год назад

Walked Rennell beach 2008ish, next stop west Japan. Yes the hill is steep - especially coming up!

@sheridagg4017 Год назад

Well Dustin you made my day again . Thank you for the beautiful scenery, and local history once again . Looked like your company enjoyed it also . ❤

@Destination_Adventure Год назад

Thank you 😊

@sharlettedavidson81 Год назад

You have sparked my Curiosity… How can you leave us hanging like that… What could possibly be a historical landmark situation… I am so curious can’t wait for this deep dive This was a very unique trip… The tip where the four oceans can be seen ,,,,what,,, that’s amazing,,, What is unique the most is who takes the time to look at a root system of trees… Dustin… Dustin does… That was a really unique observation of what those trees were doing and I find that to be amazing that you discovered it analyzed it showed it to us and that’s why you do these adventures with us and for us.. Don’t keep us waiting to long on this deep dive discovery….my brain is book marked for this fairy woodland discovery. Thanks Dustin..great trip as always…be good , stay safe…❤

@Destination_Adventure Год назад

Those trees were a great find in my eyes. Hahaha. I like that stuff.

@cyndicunanan400 Год назад

Defs found a body…

@MW-nOttawa Год назад

Likely an exposed/open air burial as he likely noticed some native artifacts or a sort or altar made.. but obviously I have no idea.. I'm in Ottawa lol. If it was someone who took their life it would deserve the same care and respect, like the opposite of what that Logan guy did in Japan.

@johnmuhic7360 Год назад

Nice job D. Gave me chills. Stirred up some emotions. Really neat to see places I have been before on your videos. It looked like Mick was driving your atv at 1:23. Nice to see he is alive and well. Always go with your gut instinct. Good thing you didn't take the truck out. My buddy and I did the ""Bataan Death March" in 2009. We walked from the parking lot, to the end of the spit. Tons of fun in the sand. Burnt out on the way back, and low on water, partway we were able to hitch a ride in the back of a pick-up with a couple from Alberta. Thanks 'Berta, you got some good folks from 'round there. I've been on that beach you were standing on. The rock formations are super cool. I'm surprised that you did not access the viewing platform on Toe Hill. It is a very nice trail, not that long. You should check it out if you ever go back. The bush there reminds me of Middle Earth. I was waiting for some Elves and Orks to run into the frame. Always remember to give those old trees a hug. They can feel it. You should look into the legend of "The Golden Spruce". It's a tragic twisted tale. The forest is very special there. Glad you only leave footprints. Beautiful footage. Got me in the "feels". Safe travels, keep up the good work... Cheers :)

@endtimefreak 5 месяцев назад

Dustin.... just wanna say thank you so much for doing what you do in sharing your adventures.... you've made life more enjoyable for so many who simply see your video's... for those who will never be able to get out there and see what's left of God's green earth and blue sea --- thanks again my friend, and may God bless you ever more in all that you do !!! ♥ (Jesus Saves \o/\o/\o/) 😇

@jefflawrentz1624 Год назад

You always deliver incredible scenery in your videos, but this episode is especially unforgettable. That was amazing! Thank you!

@lotharschiese8559 Год назад

Harbor Machining? You want something fabricated/fixed, Harbour Machining. An early business to Prince Rupert, ask to see their ORIGINAL sign up on the wall, inside.

@laurastreifel5157 Год назад

I love all of your adventures. I would never have seen all of these places if not for you. Please keep us posted on your find.

@timchristian8693 Месяц назад

Hello Dustin! Where you ever allowed to reveal what you found on the island? I have my guess but am curious. Great stuff we all really appreciate you and your adventures

@wacherwolf4519 Месяц назад

I wonder why people all over the world tell the fairy tale about basalt columns that were created by volcanoes. The basalt columns are the legacy of sawn-off trees, i.e. tree stumps that are millions of years old and have fossilized.

@Jasontodd74 3 месяца назад

That thick moss just looks unreal to me. It looks like a fairy tale place or something!!! That cliff off the coast that you came up on was crazy beautiful too. Some great video all around bud. Sorry about the discovery you had to see and for anyone else it affects!!

@bradleyharris4183 Год назад

Rennel Sound is my favorite rec site in BC. Also the beach drive is amazing. Just don't idle in place when you park. That's how people sink😂

@DeeperInsideYourMind Год назад

Thanks Dustin. I look forward to every episode.

@gretchennetz6152 4 месяца назад

I'm curious about the Pacific and Atlantic oceans "meeting" at the Haida Gwaii peninsula. I don't see how that is possible at that location. I'd welcome an explanation...

@jcmartin-42 Год назад

That's the first time I wanted to end a video of yours early. WTF were you thinking showing us a mystery and then telling us NOTHING? Would have been 100% better to say nothing.

@forestshomer4043 Год назад

Despite your denial of the label "tourist" (in previous video from Haida Gwaii), you are simply a tourist doing tourist things. What is the counterpoint? Participating in community. Serving others. Doing things that make others grateful for your participation.

@BlackCat-aka-Jewels 5 месяцев назад

I love your integrity and respect with your find...since we are new here...did anything ever come of your discovery? What beautiful and stunning footage...I feel like I am right there too. Finding your channel has given us so much h joy and we are exploreres too..just not as much as we used to be..( getting old has its nutty issues lolol)..but we still explore where and when we can. I love your beautiful sense of adventure. I think you are our favorite now. Cheers!❤❤❤

@pw7.088 Год назад

Brother you are so truly blessed to get to experience these awe inspiring adventures ! God bless you,be safe have fun and by all means keep the videos rolling !

@bobknight5231 Год назад

Hey Dustin. Ijust found your channel and have been binge watching. I am loving the content. Tell Mick and grandpa hi.

@judywhaley5092 8 месяцев назад

Where did you get your information about the Pacific and Atlantic oceans converging at the end of Rose Spit? Haida Gwaii is completely surrounded by the Pacific Ocean. The Atlantic Ocean is on the other side of the country.

@DEWDNEYANIMALHOSP Год назад

Great footage, what drone are you using? We are planning to retire to Tow hill rd in the next 10 years and your video made me want to retire sooner ;)

@Komainu959 8 месяцев назад

Shaylanna Lewis, Brent Hendron and a few others for such an isolated place. If the discovery wasn't ancient remains I hope it brings closure for a family.

@markvanderstelt8999 Год назад

LMAO a place Loaded with Fish and you Can not land just one Very funny you Guys need to bring some Bait like Squid Great Video .

@cynthiasamuels4157 Год назад

Most likely human remains, Haida were 10k strong before contact, give it space and respect.

@MattyBrad Год назад

Love you Dustin, but fishing is not your strong point. To go from a lovely creek, to fishing in open water not even at substantial depth. Or with bait. Just dragging a hook around lol. Get some decent flies for the creeks and sink some spam. I love skits, but would love to see some fish on the Moho cooking show eventually 😊😊

@telemantid 10 месяцев назад

Great video! I hate to say it, but that looks like just a cedar that split when the loggers felled it from the stump you indicate. I have seen many dugouts and ridden in one with it's builder. He also showed me the remains of the first one he tried to make (in the '70s). It split because he carved it out with a chainsaw in a couple of days, and the sudden change in stress was too much. Some elders taught him to wait, and then carve slowly. That canoe had the same amount of vegetation on it, I'd say. It's just across the strait on Dolphin Island. I can't tell how far from the chuck you are, but it's pretty rare to carve a canoe far from the water, unless there is an easy slope to slide it on down. It looks pretty flat there. Lovely video, and you had good weather, too! :^)

@lotharschiese8559 Год назад

10:57 Can ya possibly imagine ya driving a huge off highway logging truck loaded to the max with 4 foot+ logs. Mommy! I wanna go home!

@heatherchambers1609 Год назад

The beauty of the environment is beyond words. Once again, watching the video with google maps open too see where in this great country you are. Keep them coming!

@stuphillips4816 Год назад

those are second growth sitka spruce trees, yes they're beautiful, obviously the place has been logged, but the 2nd growth is pretty substantial considering, old growth sitka spruce are huge, much bigger than that, & highly endangered due to centuries of recent old growth rampant non-caring logging