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I’m curious, where’s your 2nd favorite place then? 🤓

@@superduckman45 Glad you liked it. Thanks for the comment Superduckman45. I’m a Duck Man myself (University of Oregon Alum.) 🦆

@@WanderlustMAX Nice! Go Oregon!

Thanks NWStudiosJ, the drive had me chilled out and spellbound after being spooked by a bear earlier that day 🐻 Glad to hear it provided you some chill too 😄

Good plan; perfect way to end the summer. I might try to go down there again this year myself, so much I wanted to see, but didn’t have enough time on my first visit 😄

@@bobbyd4400 No, I haven’t been to the prehistoric gardens. That sounds interesting. I’ll be sure to look into it before I go back there. No kidding, it IS a beautiful area; always more to see and explore there. Can’t wait to plan another vacation down there. A HWY 101 road trip sounds like a good idea too 😄

@@kendog1000x WYETH! WYETH! Wyeth not? Has a good ring to it 😆 Your comment made my day. Glad to hear you saw the fun in it; Sure is a beautiful area 😍

@@diananeko1675 Thank you 😊 Just north are the Sea Lion caves, which have some trails with amazing views. Also, the trails around Cape Perpetua are truly amazing. To the south are trails that go through the dunes to the beach; my favorite is Tahkenitch Dune trail. I’m working on more Oregon coast videos. One should be uploaded tomorrow 🤓 Thanks for your interest. I love Oregon coast trails so much 😋

Thanks so much for your recommendations! I hope to get back over there soon with my son who loves to hike!

Thanks for saying so. I’m encouraged to work on these videos more often and have started on the next one. I really enjoy the whole process of producing them 🤓 Glad you enjoy watching 😋

Yes, I want to return to the falls you’re referring to one of these days. I was reminded of that day too when I was up there 😋 Thanks for the comment and the encouragement. Hope you’re doing well 🙂

@WanderlustMAX you're very welcome. At some point I plan to make it back to Washougal falls on one of my visits. If you do make it back I definitely want to see the video.

I might've been a smidge too cutesy with all the footage of myself in this video, but I'm glad to hear it caused some drama in your household. I'm sure your marriage will feel refreshed after you let her back in next week. Thanks for the comment, mister SW Studios and enjoy your week!

@@WanderlustMAX That's ok. My wife is nothing but a two-timing moneygrubber, anyhow. She belongs in the streets. Great video!

Thanks for comment and compliment 😄 I have a lot of fun out there. If you don’t have a UA-cam channel, you should start one and let me know so I can follow you. You have amazing adventures too 🤩

Yeah, I read that a chunk of blubber crushed a sedan down in Florence, OR in the 70s when they did that. Thanks for the recommendation, I’ll check for that video.

Thanks, I love this region 😊. Enticing opportunities for exploration are practically endless here in the PNW.

Yes, there are camp sites very close to Ramona Falls, but you'd have to carry all of your camping equipment over the log that crosses the river. Thanks for the comment, I love the Mount Hood area and its waterfalls. I checked out your channel; you do amazing work. I'm inspired by the beauty of the scenery in your videos.

Ramona Falls IS amazingly beautiful. I’d like to visit it again when it’s snowing up there. Thanks for the comment and for watching the video 😋

Haha, thanks MG. I figure it’s better to be scoffed at for scootching than for tumbling awkwardly off a log into a raging lil river 😅

Thanks MG! And thanks for the shout-out in your "Still Chillin" video. Also, Mr. B and I were pleased that you posted an update video about the developments in your life; you're leading an interesting and non-conventional one, for sure.

Paying attention to GPS and reading maps play a big role in my explorations. I spend a lot of time studying maps and taking screenshots, which I include in the videos. The last two videos I've used satellite screenshot images from Apple maps. Hopefully they're not too difficult to read when presented in 5 second clips.

Wunderbar! Great to hear that you enjoyed it. The mountains and their lakes are indeed full of the loveliest sights and sounds.

Thanks, there’s limitless beauty to be captured out there. The Willamette Valley is a special place 🤩

I had a lot of fun making the video. Glad to hear you found the humor I tried to include throughout. Thanks for watching, you are officially the first viewer of the video 😋

Ah yes, maybe that’s why I like to bask in the aural serenity of a river’s shoreline. They never really boo, hiss or throw tomatos 🤓

Haha, it’s amazing what you can find if you spend all day outside exploring 😄 Yeah, that outhouse wasn’t in very good shape 😆

Thanks, Nina. I had fun trying out some narration. I’m going to continue to make these kind of videos; hopefully I’ll improve along the way. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching 😄

It is a day I'll never forget; and yes, it was very cold for mid-April. I didn't realize the elevation up there is 1,900 -2,400 ft. The waterfall itself is at 1,300 ft, so the hike takes you through a considerable change in elevation. The weather certainly added an atmospheric element to the experience. I was dressed appropriately enough: sweatshirt, beanie, hoody, rain coat and waterproof steel-toed hiking shoes. Glad to hear you're inspired to get out there; so many wondrous places to explore in this area.