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Estaré encantado de responder cualquier pregunta. Tambien tengo una pregunta. Se trata de tu uso de la frase "Y sus elfos". Lo siento, pero no estoy seguro de haber entendido esto correctamente. En inglés significa "And Their Elves", si Google Translate es correcto. Me preguntaba si podría pedir alguna aclaración adicional. ¡Gracias de nuevo por mirar y dejar un comentario! ¡Es apreciado!

That was bugging me -- I was having trouble seeing it as a wall or a chimney or the like. A property marker would make sense. Thanks!

Hey! Really great to hear from you again!! I made this video just before releasing the 1st backpacking video shot with my new 4K Osmo Pocket 3 -- "Old Settlers Trail" video with all the stone walls and stone ruins left over from the late 1800's and 1st decade or so of the 1900's. So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!

Greetings! I love history. Took a "History of England" (which covered a bit more than only England) back in college and loved it! It was so interesting to see how much and how many aspects of life in this country came from across the pond. Are the old wall you mentioned the ones built by the POWs from Napoleon's army captured a couple of centuries ago? Yes, it is a testament to the skill and the labor involved in their construction! Its one of the things I enjoy seeing on the different hikes I post. Very happy you enjoyed it. Thanks!

@@sylvanreflections Hi, the walls and ruined stone cottages in Snowdonia were mostly built over several centuries by local Welsh hill farmers to manage sheep. However, there is evidence of human habitation using stone construction methods in this part of North Wales long before that...

That is the kind of thing I enjoy going to see! love seeing history, physically right in front of me like that. Looking at those kinds of ruins, like the stone walls here (including the cabins & chimneys that still stand) . . . it really makes me think when I try to imagine daily life there and what it was like. Perhaps not most eloquent of phrasing on my part, but, it IS some really "cool stuff"!

Very kind! Like yourself, I've been visiting the park since the early 70's. I've been to Alaska, Yosemite and a fair number of other areas, and as beautiful as they are, there is nothing like the Smokies! Appreciate the comment, thanks!

Hello! So sorry I didn't see your comment earlier! As you know, there is very little as fun as sharing what you love with others of similar interests! I look forward to running into you all on that trails! Just a gorgeous place, isn't it?

Hi Stan! I've kept meaning to contact you to see how your "900 miler" effort was going. I've love to hear about your progress when you get the chance. When circumstances permit, you can e-mail me at the sylvanreflections@gmail.com. Have a great day!

Hello! Wow, I thought I was getting e-mails from youtube each time a comment was made. Not sure what happened, but I'm sorry I didn't reply earlier. Thanks for watching the video. It has been a great opportunity to practice my flower/plant ID's (I'm more herpetologist than botanist, so I'm happy for the practice : -). I have always used a very similar saying, only I used the word "Smokies" instead of "woods", but I think your version is pretty accurate! Thanks!

Hi Again. It just occurred to me that, if you like flower IDs, you might like to scan through some of my March, April, May, June hiking/backpacking videos of the past couple of years: 2023 March - Big Creek-Swallow Fork-Baxter Creek Trails ua-cam.com/video/jU5vNhl3dWc/v-deo.htmlsi=E0FQ_EbWXxjy7Aro 2023 April - Boogerman- Caldwell Fork Loop ua-cam.com/video/dlnE2aDJf8Y/v-deo.htmlsi=slhy8VeXi-8uxhEV 2022 April - Low Gap & Big Creek Trails ua-cam.com/video/1PBK8lSY0B0/v-deo.htmlsi=ale_0C9HCn929VzJ My other backpacking videos also have a fair amount of flower (the summer during summer months, anyway), but these during spring months probably have a little more. In any case, its a great excuse for me to get back out into the woods to do some more backpacking. Have a great day!

Hello. I appreciate your leaving a comment. I do apologize for my difficulty understanding, but could I trouble you for some help with "U hve insta I'd?" Thanks!

Hi Stan. I meant to say, earlier, that I really enjoyed meeting you guys. You mentioned some info about the AT near Snake Den Ridge trail, but I forgot the info. Could I trouble you to e-mail me that info at my sylvanreflections@gmail.com? Thanks again for all your help. Scott

Really glad you enjoyed it! The Smoky Mountains are an incredibly great place to hike in. Thanks!

Hello! Sorry, when I first replied to this, I forgot I was logged into my other account, so I thought I'd do it again, here, from the correct/channel account. As I mentioned . . . "Really glad you enjoyed it! The Smoky Mountains are an incredibly great place to hike in. Thanks!" It really is a lot of fun to be in the mountains!

According to Google translate, you were writing in Hungarian? Sadly, I lack that ability, so I will use Google translate (I hope google translates it correctly). It is one of my favorite parks. It is the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, on the border of two states (Tennessee and North Carolina) in the Southeast United States. A Google fordító szerint magyarul írtál? Sajnos ez a képességem hiányzik, ezért a Google fordítót fogom használni (remélem, a google megfelelően fordítja). Ez az egyik kedvenc parkom. Ez a Great Smoky Mountains Nemzeti Park, két állam (Tennessee és Észak-Karolina) határán az Egyesült Államok délkeleti részén.

Hi. I'm so glad you enjoyed it. The Smokies are such a beautiful place, especially when you can get into the trails! I really enjoy sharing that with others. Thank you for you're comment!

Hi. I'm so glad you enjoyed it. The Smokies are such a beautiful place, especially when you can get into the trails! I really enjoy sharing that with others. Thank you for you're comment!

Much appreciated!