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Manohra River Cruise, the best dinner river cruise in Bangkok
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There are many options for dinner cruises on Chao Phraya and the prices and size of the boats vary greatly. I consider the Manohra Cruises to be the best for several reasons. One is having to share with hundreds of guests in a cruise that lasts only two hours must be nightmarish. Next, going to the buffet table with hundreds of guests you miss half of the experience. I would rather pay a little bit more and enjoy the experience while being served a gourmet meal by trained professional staffs.Third the ambiance is quite soft to enjoy the experience with your loved ones without having a band/dancers with loud music. If you want to experience a luxury river dinner cruise on Chao Phraya, don't hesitate and experience the Manohra cruises.
www.manohracruises.com
Our menu:
AMUSE - BOUCHE
Pla Goong Mae Nam
Golgappa, Ayutthaya river prawn, chili aioli, black garlic relish, lime gel
APPETIZER
Yum Som-o Moo Yang
Char-grilled kurobuta pork, spicy coconut dressing, nam yum gel, pomelo, local greens, homemade roasted chilli paste
SOUP
Tom Yum Poh Take
Pak Nam seafood, white prawns, squid, straw mushroom basil, chili Sriracha sauce
MAIN SURF
Deconstructed How Mom
Pan-seared barramundi, sautéed spinach, curry sabayon, coconut foam, cured egg yolk, coconut couscous
MAIN TURF
Gaeng Rawang Neka
Braised wagyu beef cheek, coconut milk, turmeric, lemongrass, local greens, southern "Sang Yod" rice risotto, garlic chips, kaffir lime leaves, dried chili
DESSERT
Mango Sticky Rice
Duo sticky rice, Nam Dog Mai mango, coconut cream, crispy mung bean, Jasmine infusion
PETIT FOUR
Assorted traditional Thai desserts
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Hooker Valley Track, New Zealand
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Just four days after hiking Routeburn Track took a day hike on a raining day of this 6.5 mile (round trip) from White Horse Hill car park to Hooker Lake. Fairly easy walk with elevation gains of 650 feet and completed in 3.5 hrs. Too bad it was raining all day and the view of the Mt Cook was obscured by dense clouds, nevertheless I had a great time admiring the mountains, the waterfalls, and th...
Great Walks, The Routeburn Track
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My first hike outside of the United States and couldn't ask for a better hike. Started from the Divide spending the first night at Lake Mackenzie Shelter and the second night at Routeburn Falls Hut arriving at the Routeburn Shelter and car park on the third day. We hired a car return service at Glenorchy since we were traveling in a camper van that was more convenient to allow more control of o...
3 Days in Yellowstone National Park
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Welcome to the nation's first national park covering the states of Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. It offers not only stunning sceneries but also hot calderas and wild animals. My friends and I were fortunate to witness the best nature has to offer and had close up encounters with buffaloes, elks, a fox, a rabbit but unfortunately no bears. Here is my three days in Yellowstone, enjoy! Day 1 00:37 ...
Arizona - Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and Monument Valley
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This trip took place in January of 2022 Jan 13, arrived at Andaz, a Hyatt property in scottsdale. It’s a beautiful hotel but didn’t enjoy much of the amenities it offers, just too tired from the flight and needed to rest for many hours of driving next few days. Jan 14, we drove about 280 miles north on US-89 to the Lower Antelope Canyon. Spent a good 2 hours with a guided tour, took hundreds of...
Almost Heaven Star Party - AHSP 2023 4K
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August 18 - 21 After a three year absence I was able to once more enjoy the magnificent night skies of West Virginia. And what a gift! 3 straight nights of clear skies of star gazing and astrophotography. Mountain weather can be unpredictable and this time it was truly a treat. I stayed as late as 4 a.m. and saw the rising of Pleiades, Orion, and Jupiter. Apart from star gazing, one can join ma...
Bali, Indonesia Vblog 2023
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April 11, arrived Bali at around noon, met our tour guide Kadek and checked in at Grand Hyatt at Nusa Dua. Free afternoon to tour around the hotel and had late Balinese lunch at Watercourt Restaurant, one of many at the Grand Hyatt. I had beef rendang, one of my favorite dishes and coconut water. After lunch took a nap and Kadek picked us up late afternoon for a seafood dinner at the Jimbaran b...
Slide, Cornell, and Wittenberg Mountain Hike
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My second winter hike near Catskills, NY from Feb 25 to 26, 2023. Parked at Woodland Valley campground and started counter-clockwise. This loop is about 12 miles through some rocky, snowy, and icy path, snowshoes were not necessary although we had them in the car but definitely hike/trail crampons are a must.
New Mexico - Albuquerque and Santa Fe
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Traveled to New Mexico in January 2023 and visited the city of Albuquerque and Santa Fe. Stayed at the Hyatt’s Tamaya Resort & Spa. The resort is located in a 500 acre rich with history and culture. The resort itself is a museum dedicated to the Tamayame people. After checking in we drove straight to old town Albuquerque, visited many souvenir shops and art galleries before driving about an hou...
Adirondacks Backpacking - inspired by AllTrails App (Adirondack 10 Peak Tour)
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This is my first Adirondack High Peaks hike inspired by AllTrails 'Adirondack 10 Peak Tour,' a 29 mile loop south of Lake Placid. Out of 10 Peaks I was only able to hike 4 (Phelps, Mt. Marcy, Cliff Mt. and Algonquin Peak). This is a very difficult hike too ambitious to do it in 4 days. The reason being is the rocky ascends/descends, rock wall climbing (literally), unmarked and deep muddy trails...
Dolly Sods Wilderness - West Virginia Backpacking/미국 솔로 백팩킹
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I have been to West Virginia several times for stargazing but this is a first for hiking and my anxiety was building up since the trails lack blazes, muddy terrain, and unexploded ordinances, yes! Dolly Sods was once used for artillery practice during the WWII and a warning sign is posted for all to see for there are still many unexploded shells. Yikes! Stay on the trail! This is a very popular...
Boracay 2022
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Revisited Boracay after 18 years a week before Holy Week. It has changed a lot since then. The hotel I stayed the last time, The Pacific Pearl, is long gone along many others. But the white powdery sandy beach is still there. Boracay is a special place and have fond memories.
My first winter overnight hike - Catskill Mountain, NY
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There is always a first time and couldn't pass the opportunity to hike with my brother in law in what was the last snow storm of the 2022 on March 12. We were expecting snow as it was announced in the weather report but I didn't expect to be that cold up in the mountains plus the wind chills made everything more difficult. To my best estimate the temperature might have been in the - 4 F (-20 C)...
Solo backpacking Virginia Triple Crown, McAfee Knob, Tinker Cliffs, and Dragon's Tooth
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From Oct 25, 2021 to Oct 27, 2021 Day 1 - arrived at the AT parking lot around 0830 and began hiking north to my first crown: the McAfee Knob. A moderate hike on a cool autumn day, there was no rush getting to my first night campsite at Lambert's shelter. By 1100 I was already at McAfee Knob and by 1400 to my second crown, Tinker Cliffs. I arrived at Lambert's shelter by 1600 and a light rain b...
Around Oahu (Hawaii) in 8 days - Day 8
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Last day in paradise. Taking it easy strolling around Waikiki neighborhood in the morning then last sun tanning on the beach with a quick lunch at the Moana Surfrider's beach bar restaurant. Before heading to the airport, stopped by at the Leonard's bakery for a few malasadas. During these 8 days I was able to reconnect with the island's Aloha spirit, I knew I always had it in me. This is not a...
Around Oahu (Hawaii) in 8 days - Day 7 (Waimea Falls, Banzai Pipeline, Sunset Beach, Turtle Bay)
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Around Oahu (Hawaii) in 8 days - Day 7 (Waimea Falls, Banzai Pipeline, Sunset Beach, Turtle Bay)
Around Oahu (Hawaii) in 8 days - Day 6 (Snorkeling in Shark's & Paradise Cove)
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Around Oahu (Hawaii) in 8 days - Day 6 (Snorkeling in Shark's & Paradise Cove)
Around Oahu (Hawaii) in 8 days - Day 5 (Pearl Harbor, Dole Plantation, Giovanni's shrimp truck)
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Around Oahu (Hawaii) in 8 days - Day 5 (Pearl Harbor, Dole Plantation, Giovanni's shrimp truck)
Around Oahu (Hawaii) in 8 days - Day 4 (Bishop Museum, Ko'Olina beach)
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Around Oahu (Hawaii) in 8 days - Day 4 (Bishop Museum, Ko'Olina beach)
Around Oahu (Hawaii) in 8 days - Day 3 (Diamond Head, Aloha Stadium, Pali Lookout)
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Around Oahu (Hawaii) in 8 days - Day 3 (Diamond Head, Aloha Stadium, Pali Lookout)
Around Oahu (Hawaii) in 8 days - Day 2 (Hanauma Bay, Makapu'u Lighthouse, Waimanalo Beach, Waikiki)
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Around Oahu (Hawaii) in 8 days - Day 2 (Hanauma Bay, Makapu'u Lighthouse, Waimanalo Beach, Waikiki)
Around Oahu (Hawaii) in 8 days - Day 1 (The Westin Moana Surfrider Hotel, Waikiki Beach)
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Around Oahu (Hawaii) in 8 days - Day 1 (The Westin Moana Surfrider Hotel, Waikiki Beach)
Four Pass Loop - Colorado Solo Backpacking August 2021
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Four Pass Loop - Colorado Solo Backpacking August 2021
Smoky Mountains - hiking alone 60 miles
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Smoky Mountains - hiking alone 60 miles
West Rim Fall Hike
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West Rim Fall Hike
Fishing at Point Lookout, Maryland
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Fishing at Point Lookout, Maryland
Appalachian Trail - Maryland section
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Appalachian Trail - Maryland section
Black Forest Trail/Pennsylvania/Solo Hiking/Cocido Paraguayo
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Black Forest Trail/Pennsylvania/Solo Hiking/Cocido Paraguayo
Black Forest Trail
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Black Forest Trail
Crabtree Fall Camping/Hiking
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Crabtree Fall Camping/Hiking

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  • @jamesdiamond5725
    @jamesdiamond5725 День тому

    Put him back in the water already

  • @geraintroberts565
    @geraintroberts565 2 місяці тому

    Thank you for a fantastic video of your trek over the Routeburn Track! At my age and level of fitness/medical condition, I am never going to to do this! So, thank you for allowing me to share your journey with you.

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 2 місяці тому

      I am grateful that you enjoyed my video. The track is doable since the elevation gain/loss is not bothersome. What is challenging is booking the hike since it's very popular and thus difficult to receive.

  • @KatooR-Outdoor..
    @KatooR-Outdoor.. 2 місяці тому

    You have made a great vedio ❤

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 2 місяці тому

      Thank you very much!

  • @DanielSuh
    @DanielSuh 5 місяців тому

    For this video, I added subtitles.

  • @timthompson8297
    @timthompson8297 11 місяців тому

    I’m moving to the area in a week or so. Can’t wait

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 11 місяців тому

      Beautiful place so much to do.

  • @markswishereatsstuff2500
    @markswishereatsstuff2500 Рік тому

    I did the HF to Pen Mar last weekend. Very technical. ROCKS.

  • @julannekurtz9992
    @julannekurtz9992 Рік тому

    Sorry but cant stand this music

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh Рік тому

      sorry a little too loud as well

  • @bartel-shop
    @bartel-shop Рік тому

    brilliant 👀

  • @RGriffer
    @RGriffer Рік тому

    4:16 saying "Happy Wife Happy Life" is pretty funny. Gorgeous place, hope I can get there one day.

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh Рік тому

      I didn't even notice that. It's truly a beautiful place. No wonder so many people go there.

  • @RGriffer
    @RGriffer Рік тому

    It is super interesting to see the major differences in the trees compared to colorado! super cool stuff.

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh Рік тому

      Hi Ryan, yes indeed. I would love to hike in Colorado again.

  • @lteller4445
    @lteller4445 Рік тому

    NEW MEXICO SUCKS!!! IF YOU ARE SMART YOU WILL NEVER LIVE HERE OR VISIT HERE. NO DOCTORS, VETS, GOVERNMENT SUCKS - HORRIBLE LIVING CONDITIONS - RUN DON'T WALK TO ANOTHER STATE WHERE PEOPLE ARE DECENT!!!

  • @mobilewintercamp7515
    @mobilewintercamp7515 Рік тому

    Good video. Nice footage and scenery. I like how you spoke very little, put information on the screen and let the sounds of nature come through. Good trip.

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh Рік тому

      Thanks I hate hearing my own voice, lol

  • @vy4648
    @vy4648 Рік тому

    Very nice video and thanks for sharing. Regarding your first site in the 4 pass loop, is it just past the Crater Lake or pass the creek that you make a mistake?

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh Рік тому

      I think at 5:28 shows where I made the error, instead of staying on trail, I veered off the trail and into Maroon Peak, maybe about two miles after the Crater Lake.

  • @melh.5752
    @melh.5752 Рік тому

    Great video! Going there this week!

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh Рік тому

      Thank you, I would hike it in a heartbeat again. Have fun!

  • @RGriffer
    @RGriffer Рік тому

    Gorgeous! Looks like a lot of fun!

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh Рік тому

      Yes it was including walking over muddy sods!

  • @Dmalinsky95
    @Dmalinsky95 2 роки тому

    Do you remember around what point on the trail the site by the river was?

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 2 роки тому

      Hi Dan, on the video at 22:21 you will see we took a detour to Bohen Trail and it will lead you to the campsite near the river and we follow Bohen trail to the parking lot at Blackwell. Hope this helps, happy trails!

  • @kenwbrenner
    @kenwbrenner 2 роки тому

    Hi Daniel. I recently completed the trail from Harper's Ferry to Caledonia State Park in Pennsylvania. I watched your video again to compare what you saw to my trip. Very much enjoyed watching it again. At your convenience, would you mind letting me know what tent you use, and typically - how much your pack weighs for a 4-day hike (minus water). Would like to compare yours to mine. Thanks!

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh Рік тому

      Hi Ken, my tent is Tensegrity 1 from Sierra Designs, it weighs under 2lbs but unfortunately it's discontinued. My backpack without water weighs about 35lbs, that's due to some camera gears I added and I like to carry extra food to last another 2 days, just in case. Hope this helps. Happy trail!

    • @kenwbrenner
      @kenwbrenner Рік тому

      @@DanielSuh Thank you Daniel. On my trip, I stayed in shelters. But, I need a lightweight tent to carry in case the shelter is full, etc. I am looking at the REI Quarter Dome 1, and the Lanshan 1 Pro. Any thoughts on the Lanshan? I am a bit hesitant to order the Lanshan because I don't know what extra costs (shipping, import fees, etc.) will come with it. Last Question: Do you sleep in shelters or use a tent (when a shelter is available)? Thanks so much...

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh Рік тому

      @@kenwbrenner I haven't used neither tent nor have seen anybody use them so I couldn't tell. REI Quarter Dome 1 is pricier than Lanshan but you can get it using REI dividend and also return within one year if you don't like it. I have ordered from China and it appears Lanshan is made in and shipped from China and I stopped buying from China due to length of delivery and almost always wrong items are shipped.I always carry my tent even when there are shelters available on the trail and the reason is some trails are very popular and shelters may already be occupied. If you stay in a shelter be mindful of wood splints that can puncture your inflatable mattress, many tents do not come with footprints so if you carry a tent but still stay in a shelter, you can use the footprint under your air mat. Hope this helps.

    • @kenwbrenner
      @kenwbrenner Рік тому

      @@DanielSuh Thanks Daniel. I thought about the wood splints in the shelters, so I will be bringing something to go under my air mattress when using a shelter..

  • @Angellemir
    @Angellemir 2 роки тому

    wow enjoy

  • @WALTERZOLNA
    @WALTERZOLNA 2 роки тому

    Very nice video, came upon this while doing research in preparing to hike this trail soon, looks like a great time!

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 2 роки тому

      Thanks, it's one of my fav places. Have a good time yourself.

  • @jrcflaus
    @jrcflaus 2 роки тому

    Nice video. I enjoyed watching the whole thing.

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 2 роки тому

      Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed.

  • @lqva2799
    @lqva2799 2 роки тому

    Super Hiker👏👏👏

  • @karinstrakova4037
    @karinstrakova4037 2 роки тому

    Four Pass Loop / 3D ua-cam.com/video/ULC-iNDaJPA/v-deo.html

  • @martymarty9117
    @martymarty9117 2 роки тому

    I miss that place so much!

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 2 роки тому

      It's very convenient, quiet during weekdays but crowded on weekends.

  • @OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro
    @OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro 2 роки тому

    Hi. I just subscribed. West Virginia is so BEAUTIFUL!😄🏞 I hope to go hiking and do a trail run here. I'm in Washington, D.C. where we have Rock Creek Park. However, it's not a vast as WV. Take care!☺👋🏾👨🏾‍⚕️🌳🏃🏽‍♂️🍁🍂🚶🏽‍♂️

    • @RonsWorld5
      @RonsWorld5 2 роки тому

      Thanks! I worked in Washington DC for many years. I have seen Rock Creek Park but never hiked there. I hiked a trail in Maryland - The Billygoat Trail (Section A). Again thanks. Take care!

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 2 роки тому

      Hi Omar, I sub'ed your channel as well. I am in Virginia and Triple Crown is not too far from DC. I see you are in healthcare as well. Try to find some time in your busy schedule and hope to see you out on the trail!

  • @colin3728
    @colin3728 2 роки тому

    do they sell real estate there

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 2 роки тому

      Yes, they do, I believe you can build your own house. Last time I was there, I didn't see any resale but that was pre COVID. I would love to retire there.

  • @RonsWorld5
    @RonsWorld5 2 роки тому

    Nice video and congrats, Daniel! Looks like a great and enjoyable hike for you. I did the Triple Crown a few weeks ago. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 2 роки тому

      Thanks Ron, really appreciated

    • @OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro
      @OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro 2 роки тому

      Hi Muad' I just subscribed to your channel too!☺👋🏾👨🏾‍⚕️🏞🚶🏽‍♂️🏃🏽‍♂️

    • @RonsWorld5
      @RonsWorld5 2 роки тому

      @@OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro Thank you, Omar! Much appreciated! 🙏 I subscribed to your channel. Will begin checking out your content.

  • @FrontlineLLC
    @FrontlineLLC 2 роки тому

    I very much enjoyed your video. We plan on this loop next July. Happy Trails!

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 2 роки тому

      I am glad you enjoyed the video and I am sure you will have a blast hiking this trail. Happy trails!

  • @RGriffer
    @RGriffer 2 роки тому

    Great Video! Really captures the beauty of the area! If you're ever looking to do more in Colorado let me know!

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 2 роки тому

      Thanks Ryan, Colorado is beautiful I will definitely let you know when I am headed back.

  • @cdncarol
    @cdncarol 2 роки тому

    This video is very helpful as I wanted to see the terrain before hiking this section of the AT. Do you know how close you were to the Mason Dixon line when you started at Pen-Mar?

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 2 роки тому

      Not so sure but I think was something like under 2 miles

  • @RGriffer
    @RGriffer 2 роки тому

    Thanks for starting the campfire in the maroon bells for the group! It was wonderful!

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 2 роки тому

      Hi, are you James? You are welcome, and yes it was wonderful, nice chatting by the fire in a cold night, great memories!

    • @RGriffer
      @RGriffer 2 роки тому

      @@DanielSuh I'm Ryan, the guy who had to cross the cold river again at night haha!

    • @kiddikkarus
      @kiddikkarus 2 роки тому

      Love the AT videos! And thanks for the fire, and also thanks for helping me fix my tent! Glad we ran into each other. -James

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 2 роки тому

      @@RGriffer hi Ryan, man that was gutsy, in the cold and in the dark, lol

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 2 роки тому

      @@kiddikkarus Hi James, you are welcome, we sure have lots of good memories.

  • @Delmarvafishing
    @Delmarvafishing 2 роки тому

    Never fished point look out, you guys were catching some massive rays!

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 2 роки тому

      Last time I was there two months ago, I saw several schools of rays, it's crazy because the water is shallow in some areas and can see the bottom.

  • @terrancekey7997
    @terrancekey7997 2 роки тому

    what time of the year was this?

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 2 роки тому

      It was the first week of October 2020

  • @unclemaggie
    @unclemaggie 3 роки тому

    대단하다 수고 많이 했어

  • @DanielleMarieyt
    @DanielleMarieyt 3 роки тому

    I absolutely love the smokys! Awesome video. New here can’t wait to see more videos!

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 3 роки тому

      Thank you! I really had a great time.

  • @BobLoblaw23
    @BobLoblaw23 3 роки тому

    Wow, nice catches.

  • @robertmiller3097
    @robertmiller3097 3 роки тому

    Thanks. Im doing lower half of Maryland very soon. It really helps to see it. thanks. Well done video.

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 3 роки тому

      Thank you and enjoy the hike.

  • @kenwbrenner
    @kenwbrenner 3 роки тому

    Hi Daniel. I really enjoyed this video and the way you produced and filmed it. Very nicely done! It has additional meaning to me as I am section-hiking the trail, and my next section is Maryland and PA. I plan to hike from Harper's Ferry north through Maryland and to Duncannon, PA in June. Then, in September, I will hike from Duncannon to Delaware Water Gap, PA and the New Jersey state line. I will keep this video in my favorites so I can re-watch to see what Maryland looks like! Looking forward to more of your AT videos! Thanks, and God Bless...

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 3 роки тому

      Hi Ken, I am glad you enjoyed the video. My next AT section hike I am planning is Virginia Shennandoah section which is about 100 miles hopefully sometime this fall. I'm hiking Smoky Mountains in April, a loop of 70 miles. I will soon upload the video as well. Happy trails and God Bless you too. Stay healthy and safe.

    • @kenwbrenner
      @kenwbrenner 3 роки тому

      @@DanielSuh Thank you Daniel for your kind comments. I have my AT hikes documented in a playlist on my channel (Ken Brenner). I have two videos on the AT in the Shenandoah NP, and 1 for the Smokies. They will give you an idea as to what you will be seeing...

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 3 роки тому

      @@kenwbrenner You are welcome, I will surely check your videos and add to fav and use for my preparation.

  • @jsicil4933
    @jsicil4933 3 роки тому

    People -- you need to read DNR regulations on fishing. The Chesapeake isn't about all you find is all you keep. It's a highly regulated estuary.

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 3 роки тому

      I couldn't agree more with you, we need to respect fishing regulations otherwise over fishing will destroy the ecosystem.

  • @rezbunto4871
    @rezbunto4871 3 роки тому

    You can absolutely eat the pufferfish you caught at the end...it is a chesapeake delicacy and our atlantic puffer is not poisonous, the pacific puffer is the fugu and poisonous...jus a heads up...

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 3 роки тому

      it is such a beautiful fish I wouldn't dare eating it.

  • @jameo1690
    @jameo1690 3 роки тому

    How's the fishing down there ? I'm heading down there this Friday.

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 3 роки тому

      It depends, I was there for fun and caught plenty of smaller fish from trouts, rock fish, red drum, and others but there were others hoping to catch larger ones using large baits and were not lucky.

    • @jameo1690
      @jameo1690 3 роки тому

      @@DanielSuh I'm not trying to catch monsters. Going down for an over night stay with my wife and kids. I just hope my sons catch fish .

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 3 роки тому

      @@jameo1690 You shouldn't have any problems catching a fish then, weekends can be crowded. For baits I used either shrimps or bloodworms. Have fun.

    • @jameo1690
      @jameo1690 3 роки тому

      @@DanielSuh will do thanks . Take care .

  • @pascalchavanon1930
    @pascalchavanon1930 3 роки тому

    Great job 👍🇫🇷

  • @Baker1048
    @Baker1048 4 роки тому

    Thanks for sharing your campsite Daniel. It was great to meet you. Looking forward to seeing more of your hiking videos.

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 4 роки тому

      Hi Jeff, thanks for the company, my regards to Pam, Kelly, Mike and Abbey.

  • @jporter1908
    @jporter1908 4 роки тому

    Nice work pal!! You should check SMZeus”dot”com!!! ! Lots of people are using it to promote their videos!

  • @exploreaswego
    @exploreaswego 4 роки тому

    Cool video! We recently stayed at the Westin as well! Did you guys enjoy it? Check out ours too when you get a chance <3

  • @sperrinoutdoors7642
    @sperrinoutdoors7642 4 роки тому

    Nice one buddy looked a brilliant time out. Why don't we support each others channels

  • @bigfellaoo7
    @bigfellaoo7 5 років тому

    A great video. Looks like you had plenty of time to walk around the castle and go inside it. I plan on going with Radius Tours to see this castle. Do they pay for the train ticket?

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 5 років тому

      Train ticket was included when the day tour package.

  • @audreycosta2759
    @audreycosta2759 5 років тому

    Where is that campsite at 24:59????

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 5 років тому

      Audrey Costa: That's at the Bohen Trail, just about a mile from Barbour Rock

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 5 років тому

      Sorry not from Barbour Rock (this is in the north starting point when you hike south), it's a mile north of Robert McCullogh access area www.docs.dcnr.pa.gov/cs/groups/public/documents/document/dcnr_002046.pdf

    • @audreycosta2759
      @audreycosta2759 5 років тому

      @@DanielSuh Thank you, heading there May 4th weekend.

    • @audreycosta2759
      @audreycosta2759 5 років тому

      @@DanielSuh Just fyi- Bohen trail is the south end and Barbour Rocks is the north end...lol

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 5 років тому

      @@audreycosta2759 LOL that's true

  • @GoodTravelChannel
    @GoodTravelChannel 5 років тому

    GoPro Hero

    • @DanielSuh
      @DanielSuh 5 років тому

      Sony AS15 (no longer manufactured)

  • @NN-st3pm
    @NN-st3pm 5 років тому

    Beautiful!~N

  • @NN-st3pm
    @NN-st3pm 5 років тому

    Wonderful! ~ N 😊