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Відео

Stunning Visual Journey to Goat Lake and Hawkeye Point Summit at 7431 ft
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Goat Lake is a beautiful destination located in the North Cascades of Washington. A nice hike with plenty of variety. Beautiful forest, a rushing creek, waterfalls of all shapes and sizes, and of course a large blue-green lake surrounded by snowy peaks. From the summit of Hawkeye Point, you can see the turquoise waters of Goat Lake and the surrounding peaks, including Old Snowy and Ives Peak.
Captivating Cispus Pass Scenery: A Visual Journey
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Cispus Pass is a stunning hiking destination located in the Goat Rocks Wilderness of Washington. From Cispus Pass, hikers can enjoy breathtaking views of two river valleys: the Cispus River to the west and the Klickitat River to the east. The pass itself sits at an elevation of 6,400 feet. #4knature #mountains #glaciernationalpark #relaxingmusic #relaxing
Hawkeye Point at 7431 ft - Goat Rock Wilderness - Views of Mt. Rainier, Adams, iced Goat Lake
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Hawkeye Point is a stunning destination in the Goat Rocks Wilderness, Washington. At 7,431 feet, Hawkeye Point is the second highest peak along Goat Ridge and provides panoramic views of the area, including Mt. Rainier, Adams, the Goat Lake and the towering profiles of Old Snowy and Ives Peak.
Summit of South Sister Mountain with HoverAir X1
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Summit of South Sister Mountain with HoverAir X1
North Circle Loop - Glacier NP - Amazing Fall Colors
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6 days backpacking trip from Glacier National Park Many Glacier trailhead to Goat Haunt, to Waterton Park in Canada #4knature #mountains #glaciernationalpark #relaxingmusic #relaxing
(Re-upload) Low Tide Exploring Shi Shi Beach - Almost Stuck When Tide Came In
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Shi Shi Beach is a hidden gem located in Olympic National Park, Washington state. We explored Point of Arches along Shi Shi Beach during -2ft low tide. Point of Arches is a unique configuration of over 30 sea stacks extending into the Pacific Ocean. These impressive formations are remnants of ancient cliffs that have been sculpted by tides and waves over eons. #4kvideo #relax #relaxingmusic #4k...
Hidden Gems of Olympic Natural Hot Springs
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Hidden Gems of Olympic Natural Hot Springs
Journey to the Summit of South Sister Mountain. Stunning Views Descending
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Journey to the Summit of South Sister Mountain. Stunning Views Descending
Mt. San Jacinto Summit from Devil's Slide Trail
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Mt. San Jacinto Summit from Devil's Slide Trail
Can you see Phoenix Flying? The Most Spectacular Light and Water Show
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Can you see Phoenix Flying? The Most Spectacular Light and Water Show
Come Experience a Day Hike in PCT from Camp Scherman
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Come Experience a Day Hike in PCT from Camp Scherman
Experience Coastal Erosion at Saigon Trail, San Diego
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Experience Coastal Erosion at Saigon Trail, San Diego
Watching Paragliding at Torrey Pines Gliderport
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Watching Paragliding at Torrey Pines Gliderport
(4K) Enjoy a Walk in the Blooming Cactus Garden at Anza Borrego Desert State Park , 4/23/2024
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(4K) Enjoy a Walk in the Blooming Cactus Garden at Anza Borrego Desert State Park , 4/23/2024
Half Moon Bay Coastal Aerial View - Spring Colors
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Half Moon Bay Coastal Aerial View - Spring Colors
(4K) Surreal Aerial View of Carrizo Plain Soda Lake, the Largest Alkaline Wetland of CA 3/29/2024
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(4K) Surreal Aerial View of Carrizo Plain Soda Lake, the Largest Alkaline Wetland of CA 3/29/2024
(4K) Aerial View of Carrizo Plain National Monument - Wildflowers Display 3/29/2024
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(4K) Aerial View of Carrizo Plain National Monument - Wildflowers Display 3/29/2024
Aerial Exploration of San Pedro Point - Relaxation
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Aerial Exploration of San Pedro Point - Relaxation
Copan Ruinas : Mayan Ruins in Honduras - 宏都拉斯 科潘的馬雅古蹟
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Copan Ruinas : Mayan Ruins in Honduras - 宏都拉斯 科潘的馬雅古蹟
(4K) The Best Biking Route in Taipei - 萬華河濱 至 六張犁 50K
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(4K) The Best Biking Route in Taipei - 萬華河濱 至 六張犁 50K
A Tranquil Aerial Journey of Pacific Coast for Relaxation (4K)
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A Tranquil Aerial Journey of Pacific Coast for Relaxation (4K)
Spring Hiking 2024 - Early Season
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Spring Hiking 2024 - Early Season
Sunset Stroll at Half Moon Bay - Seal Cove to Pillar Point Bluff
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Sunset Stroll at Half Moon Bay - Seal Cove to Pillar Point Bluff
Burroughs Mountain - Up close with Mt. Rainier
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Burroughs Mountain - Up close with Mt. Rainier
Pacific Coast (Wild) Life - Half Moon Bay
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Pacific Coast (Wild) Life - Half Moon Bay
Hermit to Bright Angel Trail - Grand Canyon Tonto Trail
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Hermit to Bright Angel Trail - Grand Canyon Tonto Trail
Mt Hood 360 - 2 days on Timberline Trail around Hood
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Mt Hood 360 - 2 days on Timberline Trail around Hood
Grand Canyon Rim to Rim
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Grand Canyon Rim to Rim
Experiencing Fall in Niagara Falls & Whirlpool
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Experiencing Fall in Niagara Falls & Whirlpool

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @gotsu21
    @gotsu21 5 днів тому

    初生之鼠不畏人

  • @TrailStrider909
    @TrailStrider909 16 днів тому

    Love the video! Leaving a like and sub! Keep up the good work! Almost to 500!! You'll be there in no time~~!

    • @merlots
      @merlots 12 днів тому

      @TrailStrider909 thank you for your kind words and also share your adventures. Sub!

    • @TrailStrider909
      @TrailStrider909 11 днів тому

      @@merlots 🤗🤗🤗🤗

  • @gotsu21
    @gotsu21 28 днів тому

    I am thanking God that butterflies don't suck human blood like mosquitoes 🦟

  • @gotsu21
    @gotsu21 28 днів тому

    They pick spot like cats! Thought they just poop around.

  • @audreysherman3180
    @audreysherman3180 Місяць тому

    Awesome! Thanks for including us in your video!

    • @merlots
      @merlots Місяць тому

      @@audreysherman3180 Nice seeing you having fun hiking and summit peaks.

  • @merlots
    @merlots Місяць тому

    To the 2 ladies, message me if you want a copy of the footage.

  • @UltraKlutzJeff
    @UltraKlutzJeff Місяць тому

    Nice try, you will make it on another trip. Most of my proudest moments were on second or third attempts (Whitney, Boundary Peak, Telescope Peak, White Mtn. Peak). Some force of nature or planning error shuts it down, but it can be done after the new knowledge gained.

  • @nikiepunt8631
    @nikiepunt8631 Місяць тому

    In the Netherland we cannot pick that amount of wildberries. More than 200 gram is considdered poaching

    • @merlots
      @merlots Місяць тому

      @nikiepunt8631 There are many types of wild berries. This type, blackberries are very thorny, and they are everywhere, mostly residential and low elevation, even by the road. There are also wild blueberries and huckleberries found in the mountains. Bears love them. Humans can only reach the ones by the trail, which is not a lot, considering how vast the wilderness is.

    • @merlots
      @merlots Місяць тому

      @@nikiepunt8631 Thanks for sharing how Netherland is. Very interesting.

  • @Heady2010
    @Heady2010 Місяць тому

    Don't forget to never pick wild berries that are lower than your knees on a bush. Because foxes will pee on the lower branches and some of them have a virus that can do major harm to people.

    • @merlots
      @merlots Місяць тому

      @Heady2010 Good advice! I did not think about it but absolutely makes sense.

    • @nikiepunt8631
      @nikiepunt8631 Місяць тому

      Its not the teason why. They tell you this because you would leave them alone and other forrest animals have a chance of eating berries too. We can pick the ones father up a bush. They cannot.

  • @LaconianConcepts
    @LaconianConcepts Місяць тому

    A view I never tire of… can’t wait to get back!

    • @merlots
      @merlots Місяць тому

      Next time I think we will try summit Dragontail peak. I see you are in PNW, hiker's paradise.

  • @toddp765
    @toddp765 Місяць тому

    Thanks for giving some beta on conditions. I'm looking to summit in next week or so. You started at 6:00am. When did you get back to the car?

    • @merlots
      @merlots Місяць тому

      @toddp765 Alltrail shows moving time 9.15 hours, total time 11 hours. South Sister is beautiful. My first summit was mid July with a lot less snow. Enjoy the hike and the stunning views.

  • @Johnjds
    @Johnjds 2 місяці тому

    The heavy winter of 2023 really affected things well into the spring and summer. Great video 🙌

    • @merlots
      @merlots 2 місяці тому

      Plan could be changed... only expectation got affected :). Will go back this year. Happy hiking/running! Your videos have great stuff!

  • @redznouk
    @redznouk 2 місяці тому

    Cariño

  • @goat4sale708
    @goat4sale708 2 місяці тому

    Nice beautiful Goats happy farming new subscriber here pls. Thanks and Godbless ❤❤❤❤🙏

    • @merlots
      @merlots 2 місяці тому

      Cool. Where are you located?

  • @Smashycrashy
    @Smashycrashy 2 місяці тому

    I did Cactus 2 Clouds shortly after this. All the snow is gone above Wellmans divide. I’ve never done Devils Slide, I will have to try it. I’ve done c2c, Deer Springs loop and Marion. It is a fun place to hike. Thanks for sharing.

    • @merlots
      @merlots 2 місяці тому

      Congratulations on C2C, very hard core. We have done C2C a few years back, some route findings but enjoyed the restaurant and cable car on our way down. You also summited via Marion Mountain Trail 2E14? 5.6 miles with 4500 ft gain. (I just googled it but never done it). Devil's Slide trail will be a walk in the park for you. We actually wanted to do a lollipop loop around Marion Mountain, so we arrived the trailhead around 7am. Did not know we needed permits. Also heard there's still a lot of slippery snow on PCT, so we just did out and back. Thank you for watching and leaving comments and shared the other routes. It certainly is a very popular mountain.

    • @Smashycrashy
      @Smashycrashy 2 місяці тому

      Marion has lots of roots/rocks the first couple of miles and really isn’t that enjoyable. Devils slide looked way better. I’ve been on part of Devils slide to peak as part of the Deer Springs loop. I really love the view going down from Wellmans divide and the two ciengas to get water. Looking at your other videos, you two are very accomplished hikers, I look forward to checking out other videos.

  • @gotsu21
    @gotsu21 2 місяці тому

    I need them for the backyard! Sick of 5' weeds

  • @ervinslens
    @ervinslens 3 місяці тому

    Lovely upload friend 👏👏

    • @merlots
      @merlots 3 місяці тому

      You need to come visit us in US. I certainly will look for opportunities to visit the amazing places in your videos.

  • @gotsu21
    @gotsu21 3 місяці тому

    Holy pine.....cone! Never hike under any pine tree in s. Cal.

  • @gotsu21
    @gotsu21 4 місяці тому

    The Great Wall of shameful America. And no, it ain't effective as it has a great road system after getting to the US side.

  • @PRAKANGKORWAT-gq6ue
    @PRAKANGKORWAT-gq6ue 4 місяці тому

    Love 💕

  • @kc-kk9941
    @kc-kk9941 4 місяці тому

    There are 2 highest peak (snow cap) in Myanmar (5881M) and Indonesia Papua (4884M), Kinabalu is 4093M

    • @merlots
      @merlots 4 місяці тому

      Thank you for pointing out.

  • @user-um5sc4ip2s
    @user-um5sc4ip2s 4 місяці тому

    I just love looking at thoses cute adoreable baby screeching monkeys. You just want 2 hug thoses hateful .❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @dmbeaster
    @dmbeaster 4 місяці тому

    Crossing streams is a basic backcountry skill that you need to learn. Often you can rock hop, but there are many exceptions, even in the Sierra which are drier than most ranges. I have sandals, and just take off the boots and put on sandals to wade across. That stream looks easily crossed in that manner. You do have to be careful about current and slippery rocks, and poles are great for balance. But it's just part of the deal.

  • @rabartsc
    @rabartsc 4 місяці тому

    Great to see that monkeys don’t wear diapers when they are being cared for by their real moms

  • @dmbeaster
    @dmbeaster 4 місяці тому

    Snow condtions great for the route. Crampons essential for the short class 4 traverse in those conditions. Should be roped because of snow ice.

    • @merlots
      @merlots 4 місяці тому

      Yes, you are right. It was a beautiful day. We are not trained using ropes.

  • @dmbeaster
    @dmbeaster 4 місяці тому

    It is 3000, not 4500, to Sam Mack Meadow

  • @gotsu21
    @gotsu21 4 місяці тому

    Looks "delicious".

  • @tmw9007
    @tmw9007 4 місяці тому

    Beautiful coastline!

    • @merlots
      @merlots 4 місяці тому

      I am blessed ❤

  • @asToldBytTV
    @asToldBytTV 5 місяців тому

    Wow. Amazing. Looks so beautiful and live the addition of music, it made the watch just as relaxing as I’m sure it was for you all. Did you use a tour guide for this? How did you get to west end and west bay to explore everything? This looks like a real fun authentic way to enjoy the island!

    • @merlots
      @merlots 5 місяців тому

      Thanks.There's no need for tour guide. We booked the hotel package with snorkeling and watching Dolphins activities. You can also decide what activities to do after you arrive. I like to explore. it's only 3 miles from West End to West Bay. I got up early and jogged along the coastline. That's why you don't see too many people in the video because it was taken early in the moring. You can also take water taxi or road taxi. However I think Roatan is most famous for aquatic activities. Snorkeling to observe fish is fun. I wish I could dive :)

  • @sengmoua4868
    @sengmoua4868 5 місяців тому

    Did you just go there 3 days ago? You flew drone picture the white creek with yellow flowers, is there a way to get up there? Can you drive up there and hike? Are flowers fully bloom yet? I subscribed for you already. It’s beautiful

    • @merlots
      @merlots 5 місяців тому

      I went last weekend, 3/29, before it started raining again. Yes, I think now is good time to go. 2019 super bloom was special, I don't think this year it will be like that (I had an old video). Still great to visit and explore the huge fields. Yes, you can drive and hike to the hills when appropriate. Be careful not to get your car stuck driving on remote bumpy road. You can hike up until reaching the fenced boundaries. Please use tracking app to track your hike so you don't get lost in the wilderness. Soda lake is wonderful to visit. The drone view is spectacular. You can also explore San Andes Fault by hiking up Wallace Creek. At around 23 min, this video captured 3 coyotes. Enjoy your trip!

  • @merlots
    @merlots 5 місяців тому

    To learn more: ua-cam.com/video/hyumT8B7Hss/v-deo.html

  • @MarkP-us1mb
    @MarkP-us1mb 5 місяців тому

    Yup they look like grizzly bears to me... Hey boo boo how's about rustling up a some picanick basket's.. I don't think that's a good idea Yogi..

  • @gotsu21
    @gotsu21 6 місяців тому

    She's not from planet Earth, possibly some kind of ET.

  • @aacc2622
    @aacc2622 6 місяців тому

    Great video!! Did Palisades Glacier a few years agoand now Mt Sill is on my list next. Your video with photos showed more details than a regular video thanx!!

    • @merlots
      @merlots 6 місяців тому

      Thanks for your kind words. As you can see, early season with snow is easier to deal with than scree. My husband drew the route map at 10ish min mark to show the right route - Starr, and the wrong path we took in Aug - SSH. Nevertheless, it's a challenging and fun climb and rewarding, even we did not summit. We wanted to climb Mt Sill from Sierra High Route last year but canceled. We are not done with Mt. Sill yet :) Good luck with your climb. I hope I will have the opportunity to close encouter Palisade Glacier again. It's mesmerizing.

  • @dewmee9133
    @dewmee9133 6 місяців тому

    Correction the highest mountain in SEA isnt Kinabalu anymore, they are from Myanmar and then Indonesia..

    • @merlots
      @merlots 6 місяців тому

      Thank you for pointing it out. So the tallest is Myanmar’s Hkakabo Razi at 5881m, while Kinabalu, 4095m, is way down on the list I found on Wikipedia.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Southeast_Asian_mountains It makes a lot of sense!

    • @merlots
      @merlots 6 місяців тому

      Also found an article explaining why the confusion 🤨😅 cilisos.my/mt-kinabalu-tallest-mountain-sea-south-east-asia/

  • @edreeves6000
    @edreeves6000 7 місяців тому

    Bummer

  • @gotsu21
    @gotsu21 7 місяців тому

    It's like a dream, except it's real.

  • @nappleton100
    @nappleton100 7 місяців тому

    This video is everything! I think most people don’t even know there are glaciers in California, and in the Sierra Nevada, and would be astonished to find that out. That is if they even found it interesting, a lot of people don’t even blink an eye when I tell them there are glaciers here. I think it’s amazing and wonderful, and precious that we still have them in the face of worsening climate change which is evident everywhere you look. One day too soon they will be gone. Thankfully enough snow falls in the winter and at that altitude the blaze of ever hotter summers hasn’t made as strong of an impact. But of course they are shrinking. So having an adventure like this while we still can is something I can’t wait to do myself and the video you made exciting as well as important. I’ve seen videos where people hike to the ridge and look down on it but never hike down close to it which seems crazy to me. Why someone would hike all this way just to look at it from a distance is beyond me I would have to get close enough to touch it. Like touching history or time literally frozen in thousands of layers of compressed snow and ice. So nice to see it up close and get the perspective of seeing it in contrast to a person next to it and right above it. Well done and beautiful, thank you!

    • @merlots
      @merlots 7 місяців тому

      Thank you for sharing your deep thought. Your statement is so eloquently put: "I would have to get close enough to touch it. Like touching history or time literally frozen in thousands of layers of compressed snow and ice." Exactly how I felt at that time, immersed in its magnitude and serenity. Compared to other well known mountains on the west coast, Rainier, Hood, Adams, this is a less visited location (which is a good thing). Hope you have opportunity to stand before it and witness its beauty in history.

  • @joe_schmoe_420
    @joe_schmoe_420 7 місяців тому

    Cant expect much for $.30 but i was expecting more...

    • @gotsu21
      @gotsu21 7 місяців тому

      I expect no one, not even an American, can eat more than 3 servings, which still cost less than $1USD. Well, unless you are the hot dog champ Joe-y Chestnut

    • @merlots
      @merlots 7 місяців тому

      Never enough 😋

  • @terencem8795
    @terencem8795 8 місяців тому

    Thanks for taking us along. I love Mt. St. Helens.

    • @merlots
      @merlots 8 місяців тому

      I love Mt. St. Helens too, so unique and beautiful. We also did 360 and saw the collapsed side. Around 12 min mark on the video, ua-cam.com/video/O9enk-D2Hao/v-deo.html

  • @sarahsdailylifetravel4147
    @sarahsdailylifetravel4147 8 місяців тому

    Nice sharing my friend, I love to go back half moon bay again

    • @merlots
      @merlots 8 місяців тому

      Dear Sarah, I see you are local. SF bay area is great for outdoor activities. Coastal along Hwy 1 is just beautiful. Come visit HMB.

  • @OSCARMARTINEZ-no4sl
    @OSCARMARTINEZ-no4sl 9 місяців тому

    Thanks for the great video I did it last July it’s so beautiful 🙏💯❤️

    • @merlots
      @merlots 9 місяців тому

      I did my first R2 the last week of May and it was hot at the valley. After that I always visited the first week of Oct, before the water sources were shot off. Stay safe. Both Kaibabs are so breathtaking; never get tired of it.

  • @FURST1
    @FURST1 9 місяців тому

    Thanks for sharing. Did you guys just scramble to the top or did you have to rope up? I did the SW approach back in 2007. Been wanting to go back

    • @merlots
      @merlots 7 місяців тому

      Sorry I missed replying. We did not use rope.

  • @gelnat7100
    @gelnat7100 9 місяців тому

    Great pictures, makes me miss the canyon. Thank you.

    • @merlots
      @merlots 9 місяців тому

      U.S. is hikers' paradise. So many nature's wonders. I am blessed and grateful to have easy access, and visit and enjoy as much as I can.

  • @RationalTalk
    @RationalTalk 9 місяців тому

    Lovely!

  • @RationalTalk
    @RationalTalk 9 місяців тому

    Nicely done video! I have a great fondness for Grand Canyon as well. I have signed-up for your channel and hope you will return the courtesy. Best of luck with your channel and your hikes! 🥾

    • @merlots
      @merlots 9 місяців тому

      Dear GCHiker, are you local to GC? Looks like you are a GC regular. I just started making videos to share the scenary with others, and relive the memories for myself. Thank you for sharing tips to help others, subscribed. Enjoy life.

    • @RationalTalk
      @RationalTalk 9 місяців тому

      @@merlots I live about 7 hours drive away, so I get to visit once a month or more. Thanks for subscribing, your videos are lovely, and I am sure you will find many more viewers, and support from similar channels. All the best!😀

  • @kimberlychoanwood-saldana2646
    @kimberlychoanwood-saldana2646 10 місяців тому

    Amazingly beautiful!

  • @kimberlychoanwood-saldana2646
    @kimberlychoanwood-saldana2646 10 місяців тому

    What a beautiful way to start my morning! Thanks for posting ❤

    • @merlots
      @merlots 10 місяців тому

      Being in nature de-stresses me and brings me positive energy.

  • @blakereader6661
    @blakereader6661 10 місяців тому

    Its crazy that you can see mount rainier from there

    • @merlots
      @merlots 10 місяців тому

      From Mt. Adams, all three mountains are very visible too. ua-cam.com/video/-sfdmo-QKqk/v-deo.htmlsi=bM0mvDhMjaTwbr8v