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Thanks Rainydaylady! Yeah how ironic I caught a rainbow at Rainbow Curve 🌈. It felt pretty special ☺️

You have the option to do both

@@SethAugust It says on their website not to

It was very pleasant for late afternoon. 70 something degrees

Thanks Kimberly ☺️ glad you’ve visited. Yeah it’s a wonderful part of Utah with plenty of exploring opportunities. Thanks for the kind words 🙏 hope you are well down in So FLA

What people actually live there?

​@@SethAugustLook out for rattlers.

They live on the outskirts of the hike near Moab but the trail and surroundings is pretty desolate

Yes thank you I will be aware of rattlers 😉

Debra it was a pleasure meeting you at Black Canyon! Thanks for your kind words ☺️. When I did the recording, I made sure I got “chasm” correctly and was smiling while saying it 😁. Thanks for reaching out and hope our paths cross again! Btw, the area north of San Francisco I couldn’t recall was Point Reyes National Seashore. It was a great visit, hope you’ve had a chance to explore there as well 😊

Thank you for the kind words, I’m trying ☺️

Hey thank for the reply. Unfortunately they turned the comments off on that. Yeah it was just a playful moment and in good fun. Hope you get the chance soon if you are learning 😊

I apologize. Val-deez it is! I think I was so happy to be there in the moment. I had driven from South Florida all the way and was on Cloud 9 🤗. Thanks Jennie, your hometown is gorgeous 🤩

Oh wow Tommy, enjoy your time at Rogers Arena 👍. Love Vancouver

Thanks for sharing 👍 Keep up the good work!

Some pretty extreme rides 😳 I’m comfortable just pushing the stroller when visiting 😁

Thanks Kimberly ☺️ Yep I have a soft spot for animals 🥰

Ah yes I remember passing by the Airport Inn and Sadies. Thanks! American Samoa was beautiful and I appreciate everyone being so cordial to me during my visit 🙏 ☺️

Yeah taking in nature from high above can have rewarding moments

But I got you to watch and comment so thanks for the engagement

Hey Bert I believe from Gloss Mountain! Hope you’re doing well 👍. Thanks for the reply, appreciate it

That’s a great point. I was at Grouse Grind last year but didn’t do my homework about the hike. Instead I took the gondola to the summit. What a missed opportunity. I’ll have to return to Vancouver. Thanks for the mention 😊

@@SethAugust You came here and didn't do it!! I mean, the gondola is pretty BUT you can take it down 😂

I admit, I didn’t know the hike existed till after the fact. But there were hikers taking the gondola back down and it had me questioning things. It was actually a TikTok post I discovered that Grouse Grind was a famous hike, and not just a mountain 🤦‍♂️

May I ask what are some of your favorite hikes?

@@SethAugust Oh no! Well, another trip is warranted. I actually don't do the grind much anymore because it is SO busy but there are so many here depending on your experience (how far away from people you can be/are prepared to be) and fitness level. There are many great 'popular' hikes, like the BCMC that runs parallel to the grind but it is not as groomed. Then there is St. Marks over at Cypress Bowl, another heavily trafficked hike, but if you are experienced and have the gear, you can go a lot further on the Howe Sound Crest Trail which is a through hike. You can do lots out in the Fraser Valley like Lindeman lake, another well trafficked excursion and if you better prepared you can continue on to green drop lake. Cheam is another great Fraser Valley hike. There is a lake loop at Buntzen. These are all ones that more people do, so more chances of you getting help if you need it. Our back country stuff is no joke and unfortunately many people need rescuing by SARs because they were ill prepared.

Absolutely 🙌

Cool!

Thanks Kimberly 😊. It was a nice break from being outdoors so much 😁

That’s how you do it! No fear 🙌

Glad you took videos. It’s quite the memorable experience 📹

@@SethAugust 🤣

Did you catch the Air France plane? 🇫🇷

@@SethAugust yes, pretty big plane but it took off the other way

That’s a good point to safely catch your breath and take in the views

Kimberly! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch. Means a lot 🤗

Ah Joy and Dale you brought me a smile ☺️. Thanks for watching I am grateful 🙏

I could use some coaching with my vlogging. I think that would help. But thanks for the reply appreciate it 👍

Thanks for the comment I’ll take it 😁

Thanks 👍. This could have been the biggest airplane I’ve ever seen! Is it bigger than the Boeing 777?

Thanks Joy for taking a moment to watch ☺️

Oh wow cool, you lived in Hot Springs 👍. Yeah it was nice to spend some time with animals. And thanks for letting me know, appreciate it!

Appreciate that! Thanks for even taking a moment to watch ☺️

Thanks Malka M 🙏 😉

Thanks for the reply ☺️. I’m trying to improve at vlogging, lol, it’s hard talking in real time, I get jittery 😁

I can’t thank you enough!! This is all incredible info 🤩 I don’t know if it took long to research, but simply amazing 🙌 👏! You would love Miami Airport - MIA. That’s my hometown area and there’s a furniture store there that has outstanding views for spectators to watch planes arriving. Some of the biggest carriers in the world like British Airways, Qatar and Lufthansa. I wish I had more airports to do plane spotting from, but nothing at the moment. Thanks 💯 I had a 3rd video of my nephew posted (which was really entertaining), but unfortunately it was taken down and I got a strike against me. I was receiving complaints unfortunately. That’s too bad because I had great content ideas with him. And they were just meant to be playful, more entertaining than risky. But people took things too literally and seriously 🤷‍♂️

@@SethAugustOh no, It didn’t take long to research the aircraft, I can almost identify them instantly! Not to worry about the strike you got when you showed your nephew. But otherwise, awesome catches!

So cool you can identify them without hesitation 🙌.! I am envious of your knowledge. Planes are so dramatic looking I can stare at them all day long 😳 and be content. And thanks for understanding about my nephew. He’s 10 years old now and is interested in soccer. But at least he’s got a foundation for cars and will be comfortable behind the wheel when his time comes 😊

Thanks for taking the time to read that and letting me know 🙏

That is very kind of you to say ☺️. Thanks for the support!

Thanks Bert! I appreciate you taking a moment to watch 😊

Appreciate the knowledge and letting me know 👍. And thanks for taking a moment to watch!

Thanks! Haven’t been to the Moda Center yet, but hope to someday. I guess you’re the opposite and still need to visit Climate Pledge 😁

Thanks for the support. Trying to get him on here more

Your welcome

Amazing! You certainly know your aircrafts 🙌. Do you know just by looking instantaneously? Thanks for watching can’t believe how knowledgeable you are 👍 ✈️

@@SethAugust Thanks very much! Yes I do know all my aircraft’s because I am a long term plane-spotter who has been spotting for 5 Years! I use FlightRadar 24 to track flights from all around the world to their destinations! I can easily identify an Airbus or a Boeing by just looking at their front nose cockpits, size and engines!

I just downloaded the Flightradar 24 app, thanks! Incredible you can judge a plane by looking at the cockpit and engine sizes 👏 Do you have a favorite airport for plane spotting?

@@SethAugust Well, since my family decided to move a far place from the airport, (which I hate the most). I have 2 Airports to PlaneSpot, DallasFort Worth International Airport (DFW) and Dallas Love Field (DAL). To tell Boeing and Airbuses, you can take a look of the cockpit windows. Typically, Boeing has a curved down “V” Shape across the Boeing lineup (except 787 and 747). Airbuses mainly have a curved “squared” back window notch design.

Sorry you dislike the move. At least DFW has international carriers and DAL is more domestic, I would think lots of Southwest planes. But very interesting the difference between Airbus and Boeing cockpits. I’ll pay attention next time to see if I can judge between curved and squared cockpits. But great insight, awesome 😎

Yes 717’s are hard to find these days but Hawaiian Airlines uses them for island hopping. And I sat in the rear of the plane next to those engines. It was thrilling hearing them full thrust racing down the runway ☺️

@@SethAugust I agree with you, I love Jet Engine Sounds! And by the fact, Hawaiian Airlines is not just 1 operator of the 717. Delta and QantasLink operate a few of them and Delta being the largest operator of them.

Wow I didn’t know Delta operated them maybe shuttles from LGA to Boston and DC. I’m guessing QuantasLink goes around Australia though I’ve never visited

Unfortunately they won’t let me make posts about him

Thanks Joy! Appreciate you taking a moment to watch 🙏

I guess just practice and familiarity. Thanks for taking a moment to watch

Thanks Rey! Love Puerto Rico. Yeah right nearby we just missed each other 😊