Why Is This Place So Moist? - Overlanding Vancouver Island
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- In this episode I head out Overlanding with Malcolm from @crimsonoffroad .
We show you what Overlanding on Vancouver Island is all about.
Crimson Off-Road Instagram
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Drone footage provided by @crimsonoffroad
Filmed by-
Captain Colin
Malcolm Conn
Where I get my sick Overlanding music for my videos!
artlist.io/Ove...
#goodcontentgang #vancouverisland #britishcolumbia #overland #overlanding #gmccanyon #landcruiseroffroad
Hilarious!
Pure comedy, right here haha
Always find it cool when I get noticed by bigger channels. Thanks for watching!
Majestic af.
Always
Freedom Units...priceless! We may have been the 'sky-hogs' no apologies here - got work to do. In Vic...let's over-overland
Haha no way. That's awesome.
Message me on Instagram, Gord.
Great job on this video. I always enjoy your adventures.
Thanks dude, I'm gonna be release more like this.
Super gorgeous lake hope you all had fun
Sure did
We really need to go out one day... hence ohhh you know where I'm talking about lol hammertime
@@janinemorton7232 Esquimalt lagoon?
Solid duo right there. Great bud dude.
Ya we work great with each other.
Cool, makes my zr2 cry lol nice build for sure.
Lift and tires dude, lift and tires.
there's so much to say to 9830 over there but...... whatever. great video as always. that gmc rocks and toyota #1 and only those who actually get out and wheel understand.... thanks dude.
Thanks for watching
I am a Toyota Tacoma guy, but that GMC Canyonero looks great.
Ya I'm really diggin how Malcolm built his canyon.
Some good tracks run on this one.
Groovy tunes
@@DirtTheory Not music tracks!
@@mikemorgan4670 🤣🤣😂
every season in one camp there, great scenery 👍
Moist-verlanding ain't easy.
😂
IS it even overlanding, if you dont have a Tiger Torch?
The answer is no
#overlandingoverlandsucks #sick
🤣🤣😂
Moist adventuring.... just the way it is in the PNW! 👍
I actually don't mind it, only down some is you have to air out the tent afterwards
Running a tree down with a 4x4 truck can cause significant damage to the environment and property, and it may also pose a danger to human life. It is crucial to respect nature and abide by the law to ensure our safety and protect the environment for future generations. Instead, I suggest exploring alternative activities that are safe, legal, and environmentally friendly.
Fun fact, that tree was a dead stand. We used it for fire wood.
@@DirtTheory A dead tree that is still standing is commonly referred to as a "snag" or "dead standing tree." Snags are important components of forest ecosystems as they provide habitat for a variety of wildlife species, such as woodpeckers, owls, and bats. They also play a role in nutrient cycling and soil formation.
While snags can be used for firewood, it is important to note that leaving some snags in the forest can have ecological benefits. In some cases, snags may even be protected in areas designated as wildlife habitats or natural areas. If you do decide to use a snag for firewood, make sure to follow proper safety precautions and be aware of any regulations in your area regarding the removal of dead trees.
@@jmadventures9830 much advice
Burnt pretty good 🤣
@@ConnMen had some nice BTU off it.
Moistest yet!
Oh just wait. There's a even moister video coming out
Man I bet this chan would have way more subs if it wasnt for the corny tryhard poo-poo pee-pee comedy...
Who says poo-poo pee-pee? Wierd flex friend.