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9:11 If I could only guess, I Believe that the building in the middle of Back Bay between those 2 in back bay is the View Boston building, and the one to the far right is the 4 seasons hotel. And the one to the far right is 200 Clarendon Street. The tallest building in Boston. I Don’t know if I’m wrong, I’m just guessing.

how mystic

Bro it is so beautiful up there holy sh*t. Thanks for showing us what most people wouldn’t see.

Am I the only one who wants to know the story of Big Juicy EJ??

Winter hiking is the best! Thanks for bringing this to us in the comfort of our cozy homes.

8:33 here so you don’t have to sit through him failing to see boston

those frickin rock islands closest to you at 8:39 are actually called smutty nose island 😏

Stumbled on your channel. I used to do these sorts of walks in obscure areas of CT and more recently MA. Unfortunately I now have a condition that severely limits my mobility. BTW - Crane river has kayaking “hiking trails” through the marshes that are accessible in summer.

Ma, Ct, Ri is easy but buggy in summer

it reminds me of a RIchat Structure/the eye of the sahara

If the Earth was flat on a really clear day you could see Mount Kilimanjaro from there.

Because FREEDOM. Well done sir.

Neat. I've seen it naked eye from Pack Monadnock, although that's but a pitiful 54 miles away. Curious what the greatest possible distance is for any city anywhere.

On the one hand, I probably won't go here. On the other hand, it's, like, 8 miles from my house. There are coyotes around here--I saw one scratching itself in my front yard once. They make weird noises.

Nice! Once at Quabbin Reservoir, I was able to see downtown Hartord, CT. The distance (as the crow flies) is 40+ miles away. The photo I took was in a lookout tower.

Sehr gefährlich, don't kill yoursef ja?

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I’ve seen Boston from the top of Mount Monadnock.

Yeah, that was fun, seeing all that infrastructure from a different angle, that was cool - wonderful trip

Kind of an interesting video, just keep in mind that state markers and property markers are a thought up social construct created by colonial period land surveyors and would have meant nothing to the native Americans that were here for generations before European settlers

Does the AT go through there. I saw white blazes.

Absolutely beautiful. There's a tranquility utterly unique to pristine, freshly snowy environments like this. I had a terrible idea myself once and tried (and failed) to climb a remote mountain in Pittsburg, NH last April to view the solar eclipse. I'll never forget sitting down for a rest surrounded by nothing snow-covered pine trees, miles away from any semblance of civilization, and hearing nothing but the faint whisper of the wind. That memory and this video makes me want to do it again lol

80 miles is about 130km So basically, sometimes if weather allows, i can clearly see mountains from my place... 170km away ~ 105 miles. Its the same story. Everything around is flat, and the mountains just rise up from nowhere, with about 600-800 meters (0.4-0.5 mile) incline. It's funny really. Because those mountains are strictly connected with wather here. Wind and snow/rain cannot really stop on anything but trees, because it's so flat, so it's not so hard to have 60-100 km/h wind gust (40-60 miles/h)

Friggin eye of sauron you did indeed find it

NH, the winter wonderland of America

4:08 Fluffiest snow i ever seen ❤.

Give the people what they came here for- nonsense monologues occasionally interrupted by loud belching

I think I will nope out of that

Most Certainly Definitely Not ... 🎄

Well done!

A day like yours ends with a satisfying deep sleep. Thank you for the snowy sights!

You can see Boston from Greylock, I’ve heard.

I don’t think I have ever laughed and learned more from a UA-cam video. That was fascinating. Thanks, i am going to put this in my list of things to do.

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You can see the john hancock on a hill in metheun atleast

Just came after watching the "Seeing Boston from afar" video. The effort you put into your videos is very admirable and im hoping to see more like it in the future. Great stuff and keep up the good work, very entertaining.

Chusens be wildin

I find it crazy how small east coast states really are. U wouldn't see all of California from an airplane. Earth is too round

Real good stuff here. Effort and dedication shown!

I feel like the answer might be obvious, but can you see Manchester?

When I first moved to Boston for work (my office is in Back Bay literally next to the station) on the weekends id go to my apartment in Hartford because it had aur conditioning and the lease break out fee was more than keeping the apartment for 6 months. I learned it did not matter how early you started the drive, it came down to when you got to Natick, it would always take 90 minutes to do the last 19 miles to back bay.

This may be a terrible idea, but its damn good content and you are hilarious. Instantly subscribed. Gonna go watch your paddling to Boston to beat traffic next.

Cheers, you are now officially a rock star.

This is so cool! I live north of Concord so I can’t see it from where I’m from but I believe that on a clear day you can see either Montréal or Boston from Mount Washington but I don’t know which or if its even true.

Stand on Pikes Peak in Colorado and look east. It’s insane how far you can see

You could probably see Mt. Kearsarge from where you're standing seeing yourself looking into the distance....

I live near Mt. Wachusett in Worcester. Can’t believe you can see a place that would take about an hour to get to by the commuter rail

It’s interesting seeing this region from this perspective. I do a lot of flying in this area (on windy days, it gets pretty wild) and see all of this stuff on a somewhat regular basis.

Wow this is very cool. If you like this kind of stuff you should climb Whiteface Mountain in the Adirondacks on a clear day and see very clearly the skyline of Montreal

erm i didnt give you permission to film my house! i think its somewhere in there..