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@@ElectricDanielBoone Thanks. So far the frontier is doing pretty good. Definitely doing better on the mpg (averaging in the low 20s and the ford was in the mid teens). Glad I had the 350i for those trees, with the dewalt it would have taken quite a bit longer. I’m surprised to hear the Cherokee is gone, it was a very capable rig, be nice to see how you like the Mazda and 4Runner in comparison.

@ The “new” Cherokees have some serious reliability issues. Transmission went out on our 2017 TH before we got the 2020. 2020’s warranty was almost up, so I was getting nervous it’d go south too! I really liked our Cherokees, but needed a more reliable car for the wife and that’s where the Mazda comes in. No Cherokee, so no woods rig anymore and that’s where the 4Runner comes in. Pre 4Runner (only a month) I did take the Mazda up in the snowy woods a few times and it actually did amazingly well! Wife doesn’t appreciate me “wheeling” her nice new car though. 🤣

@ unfortunate about the reliability issues, new stuff is getting too complicated. Sometimes i think about getting an older truck but I hate to deal with the poor gas mileage. The wives always seem to get a little nervous when the new vehicle heads into the hills 🤣.

@@highdesertforester Thanks. It took several lessons of being unprepared for me to learn the right balance of stuff to bring. It’s a beautiful area that I always enjoy exploring when I can get time to go there.

@@positiveattitudebymichusa Thanks! If I see a cave I must go adventuring in it. Next time I’ll have to bring my brighter headlamp and go all the way to the end.

@@PNWXMATT I keep meaning to explore that area more in the warmer months but somehow just make there in the cold.

@@NatureInspiredSnipsnSnaps Thanks, I try to be prepared for what surprises may come. The deer were awesome to see I think saw at least 20 in that area.

@@goldfinger180024 it’s a great area to explore, definitely need to go back again and again. The Wiseman’s have some great videos especially their goofy Halloween ones.

@@dandog7653 Thanks, I usually never run across trees on the way out and here there were two on the same day🤷‍♂️. That cave is huge, I had originally planned on fully exploring it but forgot my really bright headlamp and was wanting to get to a campsite while I still had daylight so next year I’ll plan on revisiting it. That mini splatter cone is something I wish I had in the back yard, it would make an awesome fire pit.

@@JenniferLupine Thanks. Yes this is a really nice spot to relax by the lake and enjoy the PNW beauty. Funny after watching your latest India trip video I was watching Hiker T and there you are again 🤣. That looked like a great fall hike.

@ Lol- it sure was, thanks! I got back home in October- trying to finish up all the trip videos, but had to get in a hike too! Thanks! 😄

Thanks, it was fun to explore, I’ll have to go back in summer and do the whole thing when I plan my trip a bit better and bring my better headlamp.

True, but those trees are more flexible than say alders that like to snap in the cold when it’s windy. The first night I watched them for a while before setting up so that if a limb did break off the wind was blowing away from my tent. The second night I wasn’t too concerned since the wind wasn’t as bad.

Yes it is a stunning area. I had family in Grants Pass and sometimes on visits in the 80s and 90s we’d take the long way home and see some sights or do a little camping in the eastern parts. Oregon has always felt like a second home to me.

Thanks. It’s a beautiful area that I always want to explore in the summer but somehow only get there in the colder months.

@scottalpine Lol. But it's nice no one's out there. 😁

@@ourpnwadventuresYup that is always the best time.

Thanks, as long as I have to tools with me I always try to get the road fully opened. It is frustrating when someone only cuts a narrow path through. Years ago when I was on an off road trail in my jeep I tried to squeeze through a narrow path and tore the plastic fender clips out as I brushed up against one side. Had to take one of the fenders off for the trip home.

Yes it has, clean up has been a slow process but it’s good to see everyone helping each other out and getting the work done. Also really appreciate our local and out of state power crews that have worked their butts off to get power restored.

Usually it’s just trash out there but sometimes there’s something good that can be given a new home.

It’s very interesting to watch the whole process as they turn a lump of glass into a piece of art.

@@ElectricDanielBoone Yes sir. Got that tree plus another one.

@@dandog7653 Thanks. I appreciate it. I usually grab a little if I’m going to use it and leave some for the next folks. Happy Thanksgiving 🦃.

@@positiveattitudebymichusa It was the first time I’d been stuck in that truck but I’m sure it won’t be the last. How far I go up the sketchy roads depends on how much recovery gear I have. I get stuck in snow every year. 🤣

@@CampingthePNW Little bit further south. Kinda near Duckabush.

Thanks.

@@UnboxAnalysisOfficial Thanks for the suggestion but I try to keep my little channel mellow and focused on camping and hiking without pushing products or creating bushcraft or survival scenarios.

@@HikerT A road I shouldn’t have traveled up but I’ve said that many times before, I guess I don’t learn 🤣. That camping spot is really nice but kinda hard to get back out of. The little wood stove sure helps when it’s cold and wet out and sometimes for cooking too. Thanks for watching.

@@HikerT That grouse was cool to see, I’d never seen on putting on a show like that before. Dinner was delicious. Thanks for watching.

@@wendingourway yes sir, it was a good trip.

@@goldfinger180024 Yeah that road was narrow and sketchy and got really steep so I turned back. Truck did pretty good, the tires on it aren’t the best for snowy and muddy roads but so far I haven’t had any issues other than sliding off the road this last time.

Hey, I give you loads of credit for trying! I think I’d have been too chicken to go nearly as far as you did!😂

@ Sometimes the lack of a good turnaround spot pushes the fun meter a little too far. I still had to back up about half a mile but at least it was on a wider section of the road.

@@ourpnwadventures Thanks. It’s a really nice spot, I hope get back there in the summer for a swim.

@@rdulaneyjr Yup the really nice ones get repeat visits through the years. I haven’t been there in summer yet so maybe next year for that trip.

@@dandog7653 Free firewood is my favorite. I’m usually not a big fan of the traction boards but they sure come in handy sometimes. I only carry them in the snowy season. A shovel is a must have though. It’s a really nice spot but a bit of journey to get back out of.

Thanks 😎

It was a nice trip and a good test of how the new truck does in snow and rough terrain.

It was a very wet camp, I would have preferred snow but at least there was almost no one else around. Hope your rainy season starts soon.

@@JenniferLupine Thanks, yup it looks like winter is here a bit early.

@@JenniferLupine I bet you do, it’s Baker Lake.

@ 💙💙

@@goldfinger180024 It wasn’t ideal but I’ve slept in worse. I have several tents and I usually bring two on trips in case I want a different set up but this time I only brought one that doesn’t have a bottom other than a liner (mini peak xl pro) and just didn’t want to mess with having everything soaked.

@@gencombuilding100 Yup they are great saws for getting the work done in the early morning without waking the neighborhood up. Really nice to have too for quick jobs without having to pull the gas saw out.

Thanks, will do.

Thanks. It was amazing to see, I didn’t know they did that.

Ha ha that’s true, no shoveling the rain but I would have also preferred the snow. Would have looked more magical out there. I’ll have to try again when it gets colder.

That grouse dancing was amazing, I’d never seen one doing that before. Seeing an outline that I thought I was a person would freak me out too. I’ve woke up a couple times thinking I was in a different spot and had some moments of confusion. I woke up once and thought my shoes were stolen cause I got out of the tent on the opposite side.

Thanks Jen. First time I’d seen that dance, it was interesting to watch. I’m not a big fan of the rain camping but have ti do one every once in awhile. Nice thing about it is there was almost no one else around.

@@scottalpine Great spotting and filming the dance!! The Lake sure looked pretty!

Thanks Jake, I am not fond of camping in the rain either. I was hoping for a snow camp but that was not to be.

@@positiveattitudebymichusa It’s definitely our rainy snowy season here. I hope you get some rain there soon to help clean the air up.

@@positiveattitudebymichusa Thanks, it was a nice little test run before winter hits. The stove is heavy and bulky but very nice when it’s chilly.

@@dandog7653 Yup, Baker. I tried for a snow camp but it was a slushy mess up higher so I had a rainy lake camp.

Ha Ha, it was very gorgeous out there.

Thanks. It was an awesome day

@@venturececena6727 Ha Ha, yup.

It was almost deep enough for snowshoes. Spikes and poles were a must.

@@wendingourway Ha Ha, I’m sure Otis is ready for the snow and he’ll help look for the shovel.