For those of us who care to admit it, we've had days like that too. Best of intentions, with 'miserable' results. -- So, keep your focus on the good things... and have fun too.
For modular storage, maybe look into stackable weatherproof tool boxes, and I’d recommend checking out gazelle tents, quick to set up and take down. No messing with annoying tent poles
I think you did just fine on the trail. Don't sweat the other people just have fun. You're such a wonderful person, wish I could have met someone like you back when I was younger. We share alot of the same interests and personality traits. Stay who you are!
Emma, mountain biking can initially be sort of lonely and very clunky. Don’t feel discouraged! Everyone has felt how you felt this time around! A Pitch 27.5 is a fine bike to start on and you will loosen up as time goes on. I too often wish I had a buddy when riding, too! Maybe try some stuff with flow, some carriage trails, etc. Pretty soon the rocky stuff will look like nothing. 😄
I had a Nissan pathfinder, that I made a slide out double bed for. I side it into a single size to get it in and out of my Nissan. I bought some slim line totes and made the bed high enough for them to fit under. Using the KISS method - keep it simple sweetheart - one for my pantry, one for utensils, side doors, one for clothes and one for emergency necessities. My esky was on the front seat and my 20L of water was in the front floor well. The only thing on my bed was my pop up change tent. It was such a great little set-up. I had extra 2L water containers frozen in my esky instead of ice bags. They last 3 days and no messy water to clean up. When it was too hot I had cold water to sip and cool down with.
Emma Super technical trail you picked. You did very well for someone who claims to not ride often. Reward earned! Minus 2 points for being self conscious. Yay You!
My wife and I rode bikes on streets or easy trails and walked most of our lives, but at 70 we moved to electric bikes, not to power us, but to add a percentage of assist on hills and in case we ran out of energy miles from home, they could bring us home with a lot of assistance or totally.
Every day is a good day.... every day you learn something, even if it's "Don't buy this crap again.... it's un-drinkable!".... See? You learned something new.... as Kermit and Fozie Bear sang, "Moving right along...."
You never cease to entertain an audience! It sounded like even your bike was in pain going down that hill 🤣 You can put water in pvc pipe with a tap under the tray for washing up! Also pull out storage draw from under the tray..popular with tradies. Common here in Australia Can you make a longer video soon..Please
Hi Emma, your day certainly wasn’t a loss. You explored a track that was difficult and you gained experience of the track so when you try again. Love your videos Steve
....i would split the truck bed...1 half bed side ..the other cabinet with a pull out drawer for stove..and a little sink and place for 12v fridge....tents are not very safe if your alone...always back into your site do you can exit in the night if things don't look quite right
Build a carpet kit, you can lift the center part up that is on rails and it makes a full size bed., and underneath the bed you can have a pull out for your things. I built one and it is easy, you cover it with carpet. It is made with 2x2's and plywood.
You might want to try riding your bike on gravel roads just to get more comfortable with riding. Look for stuff that's flat to start and then move up to stuff with hills etc... After you feel comfortable on the bike switch over to green trails.
you could build a platform for your bed 36 in wide about 12 in high and as deep as truck bed then make a slide drawer that goes under bed to store cooking stuff,i had one with double drawers in my Blazer used to hold my tools.and held about 500 pds each but the sliders were expensive around 500.00 but you can make a slide for about 100.00 or less with some plastic or teflon slides
Emma at 2:37 -- been at that same conclusion with my SUV. Only issues that may arise are being in bear country, being on the ground in very wet/rainy conditions and maybe time spent for set-up/tear down. At least with a truck, you can add headroom in the back various ways -- Ie get a taller topper, add a spacer between the truck box rails and the topper (or even get a TopperLyft which you can remove and keep if you ever change trucks). You've proven yourself to be highly practical, so I'm certain you'll figure out something that works well for you. Personally, I'd cobble together my own Wedge - camper using the pop-top from an old VW Westfalia or GTRV. Similar to the Honda Element E-campers or maybe like a *Flip-pac* or *Wildernest* topper. Just be sure to *enjoy the process* on the way to getting the result you want. Thanks for sharing your days and inspiring us! Cheers!...from North Vancouver PS -- ideas abound at Endgame, Humble Road, and DualEx on YT.
Great vid! Thanks! One thing I have learned about tents from an outdoor review channel Is tents with a lot of fabric are cold season tents too hot in the summer tents with a lot of mesh are warm season ones lot of air flow
13:10 😂 Your day fails reminds me of some of my small adventures. Not,that I do the stuff that you do, but more like plans that just don’t work out. The beauty of those, is that there will be other opportunities.
The boat build, please! I know the bus had some restrictions but what you are dealing with now I would personally keep the bus just my thoughts but you have to do what you like to do for sure.
@@EmmaBuildsBirbie I've always wanted a rooftop tent, they seem very cool but yes, hard to get over the price! Hopefully they'll come down some day. Happy adventuring to you and keep up the videos! (subscribed) ;)
For a great bug repellent try REPEL 100 sold often at Cabellas. I have used it backpacking in the Adirondaks in NY state during black fly season. Didn’t have to wear a face net even. Has a lot of Deet in it (98%) but never had any bad reaction to it. Some do. Never get it in your eyes and read the label. When I go in the woods it’s a must carry.
That looks like a serious mountain bike trail, starting with a flatter trail, or walking it 1st will probably help. If you’re in an area you’re not familiar with, ask some of the people walking if there are other trails
How 'bout one of those roof-tents? They're pretty cool. You just fold 'em open and go to sleep. And you get a nice view too. Plus, you don't have to worry about bears or mountain lions. They probably won't even see you up there.
Emma. You're amazing. I started watching a couple of your boat videos as one appeared in my recommended. I'm glad to see you also do other videos. So I've now subscribed. 😊
I love Specialized bikes and have ridden them for years. That trail was way too much for an inexperienced rider on a hard tail bike so don't beat yourself up over it. Start small and learn how to throw your bike around like it's an extension of your body. Knee pads, gloves and elbow pads are a great idea while learning and can save you a lot of owies. Love your videos!
Can you build side extenders on the truck bed. So you could heighten the roof say 8" for storage under your bed? Ive not seen it done but it could be a thing. Really like your gentle-ing approach to adventures, that's how you stay healthy and uninjured 🙂
I wish you could get more comfortable living out of the pickup/shell configuration, but it seems like something in between that and the bus - like a converted van - might be an answer. Hey, another project (after the boat)?
Hi Ms. Emma! I think you are to hard on yourself! You did great on the bike trail! Good to see you enjoying your life! Could I recommend not traveling alone? Keep going ! Don’t doubt what you can achieve!😊
The MTB content suckered me in….. I have watched casually since the bus build but you found my soft spot. A good friend of mine once said “ turns out…the best way to get better at riding a bike…is to ride a bike”…Garner S. You just got better…do it again soon. It gets more and more fun the more confident you become.
Just like me I spent 1400 on a brand new Marin San Quentin exactly 15 months 3 weeks and 4 days ago it just got its first ride today and I was wiped by the time I got to the trail lol.. Anyway that's a beautiful single track you got to ride on one work of advice if you don't wear full finger gloves for riding if you're going to crash you'll tear up your hands after that the rest of the ride is terrible with sweat and dust being ground into the scrapes and cuts
I have been watching people use Milwaukee Pack Out boxes for camping you can connect different size boxes and drawers together. I can not wait to see that boat on the water
I'm a new subscriber (2nd video). May I suggest Chino Hills State Park. Their are about 60? miles of really nice trails AND a sweet campground IN the park. I'm not trying to burn the spot, but I think you'd like it 👍 Good luck!
Why not make a couch on the right side with a pull out drawer. That way you can sit up with plenty leg room and have it pull or fold out like a futon for a bed when sleeping. Then you still have half the length of your truck bed open
I seriously think that, instead of a tent, you might look into a swag. I'm not even sure where you'd get them in the US (ARB might be expensive, but I'm pretty sure they'll have them.) Just a thought,
Idea go get some plastic storage shelves they could help you set up what would be good for you. Thank about raising your bed up a couple inches for storage under it.
Good job getting out on the trails with your mtb. Saw you dismount by stepping over the top bar, practice getting on and off by swinging your leg over the rear tire so you can dismount quickly. Have fun😊
hi get an annex like that batwing and a tent and go to the 4x4 camping shops they have everything so you can camp out and still have the comfits of home ok
Emma, I'll leave those rugged mtn bike trails to the pro's and stick to the flat land, lol. Even some of those walking trails seem a little excessive my taste, or maybe I'm just to old. One of these inflatable kayak companies should maybe sponsor you, hopefully there reading this. Thanks for Sharing... stay safe on your travels west.
Awwhh 🥺 if i was there i would go with you ☝️ I like biking. I dont get out unless there's a group of people doing stuff too, either! 😂😅 pffth hehe. Also that lake was beautifuuul. Too bad there wasnt more flat land to put a house on! ;p
I think you're under estimating the workout you're getting with the bike. The upper body workout from taking it off the rack to eat and putting it back on is going to pay off.
Hi Emma it's Tony I can't wait for Friday to see what you are up to I totally love watching you you are something else in great way I commend you with all of your antics you are totally awesome a little indecisive but it's you that makes you who you are the best part you do what you want by the way please please don't ever cut your hair it so awesome it would extenuate the goddess that you are can't wait for you next video so please take care of yourself you are in my prayers may God bless you pleasant dreams
I don't know...methinks that trail has been mislabeled. I would not call it a bike traill, not with all those sharp-angled boulders. It is a hiking trail and not a maintained one.
@@obsidianjane4413 just facts. Pretty girls get views. There's so many van life/bus life UA-camrs. The pretty ones who get in a bikini do best in the algorithm
@@Yhgstgdb346 That is not true if you look at thumbnails vs view count of most videos. Besides, Emma doesn't specifically "sex up" her videos. She doesn't even have a "bikini" video. She just happens to be a pretty young girl. Resist the urge to be a bitter insel.
holy shit... what the hell was that fly swatt spear looking thing? and it just happened to be on the front seat aswell. that could take a bear out mind about a mozzy. 3:54
Trail looked a bit tedious. By the way, when you yelled at that bug to get out of your truck, was he listening??? 😂 You made a good effort and that is just fine.
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You should carry bear spray when mountain biking, keep you safe for more then just bears
Can I be your fanboy? Awesome video!
"Intermediate or advanced trail" I seem to recall that we already learned this lesson with the monkey bike! 🤣🤣
When you first mentioned that you weren't expecting a "constant audience," I thought you were referring to us. lol
Honestly she seems like such a fun person to chill with
For those of us who care to admit it, we've had days like that too. Best of intentions, with 'miserable' results. -- So, keep your focus on the good things... and have fun too.
The day was not a total loss.
You saw some stuff, you learned some stuff, and nothing broke down.
Wishing you well, and Happy Camping.
For modular storage, maybe look into stackable weatherproof tool boxes, and I’d recommend checking out gazelle tents, quick to set up and take down. No messing with annoying tent poles
"Where is my phone...oh!" I felt that down to my core.
🤣😂🤪
О, я тоже оценил! 😆
I'm so thankful growing up without those things: freedom!
The best achievement you accomplished today is waking up n being who youre meant to be..thank you for sharing this,,, you life
I think you did just fine on the trail. Don't sweat the other people just have fun. You're such a wonderful person, wish I could have met someone like you back when I was younger. We share alot of the same interests and personality traits. Stay who you are!
Быть честным к самому себе и быть самим собой... это лучшее что ты можешь сделать для себя!👍
Emma, mountain biking can initially be sort of lonely and very clunky. Don’t feel discouraged! Everyone has felt how you felt this time around! A Pitch 27.5 is a fine bike to start on and you will loosen up as time goes on. I too often wish I had a buddy when riding, too! Maybe try some stuff with flow, some carriage trails, etc. Pretty soon the rocky stuff will look like nothing. 😄
And I subbed! 😂
haha is that the bike I have?
@@EmmaBuildsBirbie I think so! I could be wrong! 😂
Buy a wrecked truck with good bed. Chop the frame to make a trailer, add a camper shell if you want.
I had a Nissan pathfinder, that I made a slide out double bed for. I side it into a single size to get it in and out of my Nissan. I bought some slim line totes and made the bed high enough for them to fit under. Using the KISS method - keep it simple sweetheart - one for my pantry, one for utensils, side doors, one for clothes and one for emergency necessities. My esky was on the front seat and my 20L of water was in the front floor well. The only thing on my bed was my pop up change tent. It was such a great little set-up. I had extra 2L water containers frozen in my esky instead of ice bags. They last 3 days and no messy water to clean up. When it was too hot I had cold water to sip and cool down with.
I love you Emma 😢😢😢
You did awesome on your bus. Your houseboat is coming along great. Build yourself a slide in camper for your truck.
You didn’t spend the day inside staring at the computer. Just getting out in such a pretty area is a win.
Emma Super technical trail you picked. You did very well for someone who claims to not ride often. Reward earned! Minus 2 points for being self conscious. Yay You!
Stackable boxes, much easier than drawers.
My wife and I rode bikes on streets or easy trails and walked most of our lives, but at 70 we moved to electric bikes, not to power us, but to add a percentage of assist on hills and in case we ran out of energy miles from home, they could bring us home with a lot of assistance or totally.
Love the sound of steel belted tires running on gravel!
The bike rack works awesome as a foot rest!
Every day is a good day.... every day you learn something, even if it's "Don't buy this crap again.... it's un-drinkable!".... See? You learned something new.... as Kermit and Fozie Bear sang, "Moving right along...."
You never cease to entertain an audience!
It sounded like even your bike was in pain going down that hill 🤣
You can put water in pvc pipe with a tap under the tray for washing up! Also pull out storage draw from under the tray..popular with tradies.
Common here in Australia
Can you make a longer video soon..Please
Hi Emma, your day certainly wasn’t a loss. You explored a track that was difficult and you gained experience of the track so when you try again. Love your videos Steve
Hey there Emma, fully engaged in nature today, Emma. Nice vid, of course. ❤❤
Okay, yeah, a tent will be for the warmer months, then back into my favorite, Birbee jr...take care and until the next one !!
At least you gave mountain biking a try , big props to you
....i would split the truck bed...1 half bed side ..the other cabinet with a pull out drawer for stove..and a little sink and place for 12v fridge....tents are not very safe if your alone...always back into your site do you can exit in the night if things don't look quite right
Build a carpet kit, you can lift the center part up that is on rails and it makes a full size bed., and underneath the bed you can have a pull out for your things. I built one and it is easy, you cover it with carpet. It is made with 2x2's and plywood.
I truck camp with a tent and love it! Thanks for the video!
That's a great sounding truck!
You might want to try riding your bike on gravel roads just to get more comfortable with riding. Look for stuff that's flat to start and then move up to stuff with hills etc... After you feel comfortable on the bike switch over to green trails.
@@comfortableshoesstudio haha I’ve done trails before! This one was just a bit much
you could build a platform for your bed 36 in wide about 12 in high and as deep as truck bed then make a slide drawer that goes under bed to store cooking stuff,i had one with double drawers in my Blazer used to hold my tools.and held about 500 pds each but the sliders were expensive around 500.00 but you can make a slide for about 100.00 or less with some plastic or teflon slides
Emma at 2:37 -- been at that same conclusion with my SUV. Only issues that may arise are being in bear country, being on the ground in very wet/rainy conditions and maybe time spent for set-up/tear down.
At least with a truck, you can add headroom in the back various ways -- Ie get a taller topper, add a spacer between the truck box rails and the topper (or even get a TopperLyft which you can remove and keep if you ever change trucks).
You've proven yourself to be highly practical, so I'm certain you'll figure out something that works well for you. Personally, I'd cobble together my own Wedge - camper using the pop-top from an old VW Westfalia or GTRV. Similar to the Honda Element E-campers or maybe like a *Flip-pac* or *Wildernest* topper.
Just be sure to *enjoy the process* on the way to getting the result you want. Thanks for sharing your days and inspiring us!
Cheers!...from North Vancouver
PS -- ideas abound at Endgame, Humble Road, and DualEx on YT.
Great vid! Thanks! One thing I have learned about tents from an outdoor review channel Is tents with a lot of fabric are cold season tents too hot in the summer tents with a lot of mesh are warm season ones lot of air flow
Some days are made to just sit and ponder the beauty of nature. Exercise for the brain!
Being in such a lovely place is not really a fail.
13:10 😂
Your day fails reminds me of some of my small adventures. Not,that I do the stuff that you do, but more like plans that just don’t work out.
The beauty of those, is that there will be other opportunities.
The boat build, please! I know the bus had some restrictions but what you are dealing with now I would personally keep the bus just my thoughts but you have to do what you like to do for sure.
Have you ever thought about a rooftop tent for your truck? Might be a good option.
I doubt that shell can support the weight of tent + occupant.
@@nicholasfolta9859 yes exactly what Ken said, also 10x the price of a regular tent. But yes I really want one haha
@@kenhoward3512 100% agree with you there are ways around that though.
@@EmmaBuildsBirbie I've always wanted a rooftop tent, they seem very cool but yes, hard to get over the price! Hopefully they'll come down some day.
Happy adventuring to you and keep up the videos! (subscribed) ;)
For a great bug repellent try REPEL 100 sold often at Cabellas. I have used it backpacking in the Adirondaks in NY state during black fly season. Didn’t have to wear a face net even. Has a lot of Deet in it (98%) but never had any bad reaction to it. Some do. Never get it in your eyes and read the label. When I go in the woods it’s a must carry.
I love watching these videos. They are so relaxing
That looks like a serious mountain bike trail, starting with a flatter trail, or walking it 1st will probably help.
If you’re in an area you’re not familiar with, ask some of the people walking if there are other trails
No need to be embarrassed. We all start somewhere. The point is that you started 😃
Ride trails like the one you walked down, also let some pressure outta those tires try 21-24psi it will be less jarring.
How 'bout one of those roof-tents? They're pretty cool. You just fold 'em open and go to sleep. And you get a nice view too. Plus, you don't have to worry about bears or mountain lions. They probably won't even see you up there.
@@themikeh1961 oh I definitely want one! Waaaaay more pricey though and won’t work with my current shell
@@EmmaBuildsBirbie get a tent that attaches to the back of the truck.
My wife and I had mountain trail bikes on tracks, which is great fun 🤙🤙 You are a very good ride 👏👏👏
Thanks!
You’re brave for going down that hill on the mountain bike!
Emma. You're amazing.
I started watching a couple of your boat videos as one appeared in my recommended. I'm glad to see you also do other videos. So I've now subscribed. 😊
1st generation Toyota Tacoma's are the best trucks ever built.
I love Specialized bikes and have ridden them for years. That trail was way too much for an inexperienced rider on a hard tail bike so don't beat yourself up over it. Start small and learn how to throw your bike around like it's an extension of your body. Knee pads, gloves and elbow pads are a great idea while learning and can save you a lot of owies. Love your videos!
Yes a great bike for sure and quality made. I bought what we call rock hopper years ago. Still have it, love riding it in my 70’s.
Can you build side extenders on the truck bed. So you could heighten the roof say 8" for storage under your bed? Ive not seen it done but it could be a thing. Really like your gentle-ing approach to adventures, that's how you stay healthy and uninjured 🙂
I love your randomness, that's awesome.
So cute, and you've defiantly got skills. Don't give up.
I wish you could get more comfortable living out of the pickup/shell configuration, but it seems like something in between that and the bus - like a converted van - might be an answer. Hey, another project (after the boat)?
Hi Ms. Emma! I think you are to hard on yourself! You did great on the bike trail! Good to see you enjoying your life! Could I recommend not traveling alone? Keep going ! Don’t doubt what you can achieve!😊
That looked like a rough trail.Nice bike, And great video.
The MTB content suckered me in….. I have watched casually since the bus build but you found my soft spot. A good friend of mine once said “ turns out…the best way to get better at riding a bike…is to ride a bike”…Garner S. You just got better…do it again soon. It gets more and more fun the more confident you become.
thank you for sharing.
Just like me I spent 1400 on a brand new Marin San Quentin exactly 15 months 3 weeks and 4 days ago it just got its first ride today and I was wiped by the time I got to the trail lol.. Anyway that's a beautiful single track you got to ride on one work of advice if you don't wear full finger gloves for riding if you're going to crash you'll tear up your hands after that the rest of the ride is terrible with sweat and dust being ground into the scrapes and cuts
Hi have you ever thought of a roof top camper. They are popular in AUS. 🎉
That wasn’t a bike trail, it was more like a quarry😀
Emma, any day you can be out in such a beautiful place is a day of win.
Id be camping right there as long as I could be in the water panning for Gold 😂
I have been watching people use Milwaukee Pack Out boxes for camping you can connect different size boxes and drawers together. I can not wait to see that boat on the water
I love watching your fun on camping+
Do you still want to do the Trans America Trail? I'd love the riding but I just don't care for the camping part.
I want this life....
I'm a new subscriber (2nd video). May I suggest Chino Hills State Park. Their are about 60? miles of really nice trails AND a sweet campground IN the park. I'm not trying to burn the spot, but I think you'd like it 👍 Good luck!
Why not make a couch on the right side with a pull out drawer. That way you can sit up with plenty leg room and have it pull or fold out like a futon for a bed when sleeping. Then you still have half the length of your truck bed open
@@ellyntallon2255 I often need room for 2 :/
"Cookin' with Emma". lol
Get some good miles on that truck!
I seriously think that, instead of a tent, you might look into a swag. I'm not even sure where you'd get them in the US (ARB might be expensive, but I'm pretty sure they'll have them.) Just a thought,
Idea go get some plastic storage shelves they could help you set up what would be good for you. Thank about raising your bed up a couple inches for storage under it.
Good job getting out on the trails with your mtb. Saw you dismount by stepping over the top bar, practice getting on and off by swinging your leg over the rear tire so you can dismount quickly. Have fun😊
hi get an annex like that batwing and a tent and go to the 4x4 camping shops they have everything so you can camp out and still have the comfits of home ok
That definitely isn't a good bike trail with all those boulders,, better to walk it. ❤
Emma, that biking trail didn't look like fun at all. I'm glad you found the beautiful hiking trail.
safe and happy camping
Tent sounds like a great idea.
Emma if you really wanna have a nice fun relaxing "Mountain Bike" experience come to Idaho and do the "Trail of the Hiawatha"
5:53 And this is the wisest decision! 12:20 The second correct decision!
Emma, I'll leave those rugged mtn bike trails to the pro's and stick to the flat land, lol. Even some of those walking trails seem a little excessive my taste, or maybe I'm just to old. One of these inflatable kayak companies should maybe sponsor you, hopefully there reading this. Thanks for Sharing... stay safe on your travels west.
Cool it looks beautiful out there as you do as well have a great weekend 🤗💙
Good video!
150,000 views, somebody buy this man a seat. 😂
Gonna order one for under my desk it’s hot!
Awwhh 🥺 if i was there i would go with you ☝️ I like biking. I dont get out unless there's a group of people doing stuff too, either! 😂😅 pffth hehe. Also that lake was beautifuuul. Too bad there wasnt more flat land to put a house on! ;p
I tx wait to see if you trek into the Grand Canyon
Does the fan come with ear defenders? It sounds like a turbine test bay!
I think you're under estimating the workout you're getting with the bike. The upper body workout from taking it off the rack to eat and putting it back on is going to pay off.
Hi Emma it's Tony I can't wait for Friday to see what you are up to I totally love watching you you are something else in great way I commend you with all of your antics you are totally awesome a little indecisive but it's you that makes you who you are the best part you do what you want by the way please please don't ever cut your hair it so awesome it would extenuate the goddess that you are can't wait for you next video so please take care of yourself you are in my prayers may God bless you pleasant dreams
I don't know...methinks that trail has been mislabeled. I would not call it a bike traill, not with all those sharp-angled boulders. It is a hiking trail and not a maintained one.
apparently it's pretty popular for biking and people take it all the way over the mountain but i cannot fathom how
That feeling when you get to the hard part of the boat build and give up to go camping...
Thing is. Even Emma's bad day is a day most of us wish we could have.
@@obsidianjane4413 not everyone wants to be a clueless pretty girl who gets lots of views
@@Yhgstgdb346 You misogyny is showing.
@@obsidianjane4413 just facts. Pretty girls get views. There's so many van life/bus life UA-camrs. The pretty ones who get in a bikini do best in the algorithm
@@Yhgstgdb346 That is not true if you look at thumbnails vs view count of most videos. Besides, Emma doesn't specifically "sex up" her videos. She doesn't even have a "bikini" video. She just happens to be a pretty young girl.
Resist the urge to be a bitter insel.
holy shit... what the hell was that fly swatt spear looking thing? and it just happened to be on the front seat aswell. that could take a bear out mind about a mozzy. 3:54
For some unknown reason I feel a van conversion coming on.
hell no
@@EmmaBuildsBirbie 🤣
great vid!! new subscriber!! if you dont mind saying... what editing program you use?
final cut!
awesome video 👍
Trail looked a bit tedious. By the way, when you yelled at that bug to get out of your truck, was he listening??? 😂 You made a good effort and that is just fine.
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