I have the utmost respect for this guy! He makes is look easy but what he does is high level mountaineering. Not to mention his witty humour, mechanical and cooking skills. You are a national treasure, man! Please stay safe out there!
His Videography and Video editing skills are also top notch! Video, Stills and also drone shots, all while the physical stuff. A complete story teller. Only those of is in the Photography/Video business can truly appreciate his effort and quality of the production.
I've.been watching your channel forever. I discovered you while in hospital. I'm a dying old man now. Homeless, penniless, looking at the end of my life. Thank you for the journey you've shown me. It's over for me, But you keep going. Keep searching. I'll quietly go where you've never been.
FF....stay the fuck SAFE, dude; shit happens. I've had 5-6 close calls mountaineering, and three of those were solo. My uncle and I were doing rainier in 1975; he was leading, roped....and disappeared in front of me, face-planting me/dragging me, until it stopped. Roped, he was danging down about 15-20ft.; me topside- about 10ft. from the fissure. I had to pull him up w/ the rope; he was 230#, I was 160. We were LUCKY. And this was after getting caught in whiteout conditions for 3 days; had to build a snow block igloo. So, I ADMIRE what you do, despite the occasional flashbacks you induce in me @65, and I'm "retired" from climbing! You GET out there, get after it; and deliver epic drone footage everytime. People have no idea about the physicality of what you're doing....FILMING, backtracking, repositioning, HAULING gear, etc.= kudos for the effort and results.
This Video is as good /great as it gets. Like the overnight camping in the bush. No Fear. No question Foresty Forest is the real Deal. This climb reveals FF's physical prowess and mountaineering skills. 🇨🇦🇨🇦👍👍
Thank you, been fun to share these trips! There are some people out there crushing summits that make my jaw drop though haha. I wish they would start channels.
I remember you cooked that same meal in the first video I watched of yours 2 years ago. It was that video that went viral of you sleeping outside of Walmart in your old minivan.
@@janoycresnova9156 no . living independent . self-sufficient . self accomplished . adventurous . connected to nature . breathing fresh air . sharing your life journey with millions of people on the internet . doesn’t get any fuller than that buddy .
@@SammyJoee what is he really accomplishing in his life? No stable job, no kids, no wife, no future. He's mooching off Patreon supporters and lives in van all alone, occasional going on a hike. Just saying there are always two sides to a coin. It's not nearly as glamourous and great as his vides make it out to be.
You have your look at what like should be and I have mine. A stable job has nothing to do with my feeling 'complete'.. and that's frankly twisted if you do unless that job is working for yourself. Look at yourself.. here bitching about someone else's lifestyle. If you don't enjoy go watch something else, simple-minded troll.
I’m blown away by those hiking/mountaineering skills. I would have been terrified to climb that high with ice ax out there all alone. So much more than a MacGyver van builder. Awesome!
NO WAY am I sleeping on the ground in Grizzly/Black Bear/Mountain Lion/Pitch Black woods in the middle of no where!!! Foresty, you've earned my RESPECT!!
@@OrionsKelt Totally agree Graham.. His soul would shrivel up and die....I worked in a factory for 15 yrs....our Foresty needs to be protected at all costs. :)
@@janoycresnova9156 Are you serious? Is that what you want in today's world? A job, a wife, and kids? And be stuck for years in their possession?? Yessir, that's success..LOL
I think you’ve covered everyone’s interest in this video..van install, hiking , camping, mountain climbing and cooking That was a crazy climb with creepy crevasses lurking nearby! The camping filming was neat.. Stay safe and take care 🇨🇦 ❤️
Yay! You brought back your intro. Love it forestry forest. I sing it often and my friend asked me what I was singing, so I pulled your channel up and the song was back. Thank you. Your channel is so Great. Real life adventurer. Auto repair. Shopping trips. Laundrey. Recipes. Beer. Amaizing trips with man making his way through natures rugged rough terrain. Scenery that is breathtaking. Music and down to earth detailed commentary. An occasional added character to enhance the magic of the adventure, Not to mention the professional way you put things together. It's the complete package for me.
Foresty , you are living the dream for so many of us watching. It’s coming up to 10pm on a dark, wet and windy evening here in England right now and you’ve lifted my mood once again. One of your best adventures yet imho, keep on trucking buddy 👍🏻 😎
A perfect FF video: some tinkering under the hood, bushwacking, a glorious summit, the boomerang Money Shot, and of course good food. It's great you had that weather window to pull that off. Thanks.
Wow this felt like old times with Foresty Forest!!! Yes, some people have some balls lol. Sweet victory for sure. Thanks for the adventure and yes, we would love to see you down South soon ❤️❤️❤️
We're heading in February in our newly converted sprinter 4x4 from Victoria, on our way to Argentina. Would love to meet up - love the videos and it would be awesome to cross paths.
You are incredibly relaxed in situations that would have people freaking out on reality tv. Love how down to earth and confident you are in the mountains!
Hey man loving the content I don’t really comment on anyone I’m subbed to but I absolutely love what your doing keep up the great work and I hope you reach 1M subs!!!!!!
Everything in this video is beautiful.. Life imitates art , art imitates life . Forest is a man making his life an art .. can’t wait to see him in the states
This was late summer, i think everything was pretty solid compared to winter conditions. But yeah, anything can happen. Its impossible to read a mountain 100% correctly.
For the fridge, 26ah for 36 hours works out to an average of about 10 watts per hour. Maybe a 50 watt draw 20% of the time. Then 45ah for dinner, nice to have to extra juice of a 200ah battery.
Forest, it probably takes you longer to summit getting all the excellent footage. Your effort was not missed. You sleeping out there in the open like that! My Man!!! No Fear!!! And your expression at 8:05 is hilarious!! Dude the way you made sure that fire was all out, Smokey would have been so proud. Great video! Thanks!!!
Excellent adventure FF, well done ! At 9:50 you are looking down on Sorcerer Lodge, It's to the left of the lake, and in the next valley. I flew Heli's around that area for 31 years, so love all your climbs in the Golden area.
This is the very heart of the Columbia Mountains, in eastern British Columbia Province, they run parallel to, and only about 10 km / 6 miles apart from, the Rocky Mountains which are along the border with Alberta Province. A huge deep valley, called the Rocky Mountain Trench, separates the two for their entire length of about 1500 km or 900 miles, there are notable geological, botanical, and wildlife differences between the 2 mountain systems. They are named after the upper Columbia River, as was the province, which is the largest river in western North America, it starts here, farther downstream it flows into the USA Northwest. The Selkirk Range is one of 4 large sub-ranges of the Columbia Mountains, the others are the Monashees, Purcells, and Cariboos. Total area is about 50,000 square miles, not including the Rockies, and it all looks pretty much like this. Only a few small timber and mining towns exist, mostly in the southern parts of the ranges, few valleys remain un-touched by logging today, all the back-roads F.F. travels on are old logging roads, a large percentage of the wood-frame houses in Canada and the USA were built with timber from this region, as well as from the Coast-Cascade Mountains along the Pacific Coast. Skiing by helicopter was first commercially developed here in the 1960's, and has since become legendary in the sport of skiing world-wide.
luv your video, as always I would not like to sleep on my own out on the woods, I would find it creepy. you always make nice food. your amazing track and climbing up in the snow. fantastic filming. stay safe
So happy to see your post! I'm an old Grandma, and I worry about you. (When your an old man you will worry about people who do the things you used to do also.) But I LOVE your adventures and the cooking. Stay safe.
You make it look so easy, but three days round trip with video and jaw-dropping drone shots, followed by cooking and editing, I appreciate the effort. Like a lot of your video this came out really well. You need a second song for, "Foresty Forest he *works* on a van".
I have been debilitated by migraine since last night. When I get migraine all devices go off. I squealed and clapped to see a new adventure video from you once I was able to sit up with eyes open again. Ty. Next up is the one from Steve.
Dude, 9:10, our guy walked around, placed the camera walked back down from the side to give us that shot - that and so many others like that. Thanks a lot Foresty!
Keep the Jingle, it is your trade mark and we love it. Watched this one 4 times. Please be careful out there. We love the videos and we need you healthy so we can keep watching. Oh ya Mountain Man Mike needs you also, the 2 lone wolves...
Another classic Foresty video! Bushwacking, climbing awesome mountains, sleeping among bears & mountain lions. Then finds the time to cook, sew, fix his home/van & edit videos. Thanks for sharing, those are mountains that many of us won't get the chance to visit.
I love your videos man. They have inspired me to create my own channel. I love solo mountaineering too. I hiked a giant deserted mountain today. When there is no trail.. that is my favorite I'd love to meet up sometime and do a hike together
I love the moss and lichen. I could be very happy spending my days, there. The music for the aerial shots gave me goose bumps. You will have not a moment's rest in the USA. You will be overwhelmed with fan visitors, if you don't hide, lol.
Aw. I hit play on this video and then immediately decided I needed some chocolate in my system because reasons. When I finished making myself smores over the burner of my stove I realized that this video was still playing and right when I sat down to eat my s’mores, yes more than one, You were talking about something around the fire so I got to eat my s’mores with the crackling of the fire as if I made them over the fire or something. It’s a super rainy and windy day here so that was out of the question but I’m glad I got to sit by a scene of a fire even if I couldn’t sit by an actual fire. Had to sit there and enjoy it before I restarted the video to see what I missed.
I have the utmost respect for this guy! He makes is look easy but what he does is high level mountaineering. Not to mention his witty humour, mechanical and cooking skills. You are a national treasure, man! Please stay safe out there!
He’s amazing 🎈
Lol it's barely mountaineering let alone high level.
I agree
@@ozsnowbum . Always one idiot with a snide remark.
His Videography and Video editing skills are also top notch! Video, Stills and also drone shots, all while the physical stuff. A complete story teller. Only those of is in the Photography/Video business can truly appreciate his effort and quality of the production.
I've.been watching your channel forever. I discovered you while in hospital. I'm a dying old man now. Homeless, penniless, looking at the end of my life. Thank you for the journey you've shown me. It's over for me, But you keep going. Keep searching. I'll quietly go where you've never been.
The Jingle is back! I thought it might be gone for good. Music to my ears.
So glad it is back!!!
I missed it
He has it off and on. i never notice when its gone till he brings it back and i realize it was missing! hooray for the foresty jingle!
Such a shame she used FF to build her van and then ghosted him
@@himhim3344 Who is "she"
FF....stay the fuck SAFE, dude; shit happens. I've had 5-6 close calls mountaineering, and three of those were solo. My uncle and I were doing rainier in 1975; he was leading, roped....and disappeared in front of me, face-planting me/dragging me, until it stopped. Roped, he was danging down about 15-20ft.; me topside- about 10ft. from the fissure. I had to pull him up w/ the rope; he was 230#, I was 160. We were LUCKY. And this was after getting caught in whiteout conditions for 3 days; had to build a snow block igloo. So, I ADMIRE what you do, despite the occasional flashbacks you induce in me @65, and I'm "retired" from climbing! You GET out there, get after it; and deliver epic drone footage everytime. People have no idea about the physicality of what you're doing....FILMING, backtracking, repositioning, HAULING gear, etc.= kudos for the effort and results.
Thank you for spelling it out for the naysayers.
This Video is as good /great as it gets. Like the overnight camping in the bush. No Fear. No question Foresty Forest is the real Deal. This climb reveals FF's physical prowess and mountaineering skills. 🇨🇦🇨🇦👍👍
Thank you Darrell, have a good night 👍
Sometimes one “like” just isn’t enough. I’ll miss your snowy mountain drone footage when you head south
I'm sure the preparation off camera is no joke
@@andrewtataryn6967 totally agree ... ton of work.
one of the best journeys so far . and easily one of the top 10 videos on the channel .
Holy crap that drone shot pull back was amazing!
😃👀🤯🥂😁🕺✌😎
Yes it was!
one of the best journeys so far . 10/10 .
it blew my mind!
Exactly that was stunning!
‘The balls on some people’ 😂😂. Little bitta the ole pot calling the kettle black. 😂😂
You said it! Made me laugh, too!
Me three.
The fact you do this without support or a film crew is incredible. Stay safe brother.
Foresty has us all tricked...he has an entire team "behind the scenes"...even a Director that yells "and action."🤣🤣
Was thinking the same thing myself. Survivor man style!
@@b-man1232 🤣
Seriously...that one shot of him climbing up the side....breathtaking!!!
11:37 thank you for demonstrating some responsible backcountry leave no trace with that fire pit.
No problem i wish everyone would clean up after themselves.
I wonder if you are the most prolific climber in Western Canada the past few years? Your endurance and drive are incredible.
well said
Thank you, been fun to share these trips! There are some people out there crushing summits that make my jaw drop though haha. I wish they would start channels.
@@forestyforest dude you're next level though
For real Foresty Forest is a BEAST! Stop by WA we have some good hiking too
He's more of a hiker. He doesn't climb much. Plus he's not a risk taker at all. Anything remotely sketchy and he runs back to the van.
I remember you cooked that same meal in the first video I watched of yours 2 years ago. It was that video that went viral of you sleeping outside of Walmart in your old minivan.
Showing us all what living life to the fullest really means
Living in a van all by yourself is living life to the fullest?
@@janoycresnova9156 no . living independent . self-sufficient . self accomplished . adventurous . connected to nature . breathing fresh air . sharing your life journey with millions of people on the internet . doesn’t get any fuller than that buddy .
@@SammyJoee what is he really accomplishing in his life? No stable job, no kids, no wife, no future. He's mooching off Patreon supporters and lives in van all alone, occasional going on a hike. Just saying there are always two sides to a coin. It's not nearly as glamourous and great as his vides make it out to be.
You have your look at what like should be and I have mine. A stable job has nothing to do with my feeling 'complete'.. and that's frankly twisted if you do unless that job is working for yourself. Look at yourself.. here bitching about someone else's lifestyle. If you don't enjoy go watch something else, simple-minded troll.
@@janoycresnova9156 who’s to say really what’s the perfect life and what’s not . to each their own .
Forestry is the real deal, mountaineer,bushwacker,camp cook, roadside mechanic, guide, vanlifer, and videographer! Love your videos!❤️
Can't wait for the Foresty Forrest cook book to come out. Call it Recipes from the Road..a complete guide to Van Life Cooking. I'd buy that.
Been watching you for a while, but 9:12 blew me away. A visual perspective of the whole journey!
One of the best summits I’ve seen with you Foresty. Simply breathtaking footage. You’re a true artist man 🤙🏽
totally agree
I three.
2:35 - the moon rising over the mountains is *Chef's Kiss*
Can't wait for Foresty US addition. It's gonna be epic!
Agreed. Pumped
I’m blown away by those hiking/mountaineering skills. I would have been terrified to climb that high with ice ax out there all alone.
So much more than a MacGyver van builder. Awesome!
How the hell do you find your gear on the way back? I can't even find my socks in my 800 sq. ft. apartment.
LOL
You kick some ass Foresty - 💥 ⛰ ⛺️ 🚐
My Dear Lone Wolf,
You put the 'awe' in 'awesome' with that pull back drone shot at 9:16
Thick forest growth, no problem. Steep mountain, no problem. Foresty Forest is the human "Spiderman "!
I get freaked out when he hits those steep snowpacked peaks. I can't imagine coming back down either. Amazing.
Foresty has balls of steel.
NO WAY am I sleeping on the ground in Grizzly/Black Bear/Mountain Lion/Pitch Black woods in the middle of no where!!! Foresty, you've earned my RESPECT!!
That Maple Leaf bumper is sick. Haven't noticed it before.
Life is not measured by the amount of breaths we take but by the moments that take our breath away.
Your production value get's higher in every video. Netflix should give you a deal for a documentary series. Your videos are truly amazing!
Besides Everything else Foresty does...he has a Roadside Mechanic Shop.....is there Anything you can't do ????? Total respect !!
He can’t work a factory job in the city anymore after living this awesome life! Jk I’m sure he could but that would be awful!
@@OrionsKelt Totally agree Graham.. His soul would shrivel up and die....I worked in a factory for 15 yrs....our Foresty needs to be protected at all costs. :)
If you don't count having a job, wife, family, friends, house then I guess yeah he can do everything.
@@janoycresnova9156 Are you serious? Is that what you want in today's world? A job, a wife, and kids? And be stuck for years in their possession?? Yessir, that's success..LOL
@@OrionsKelt It's worse than awful, it's a Living Hell!
Forestry you wow me. Found you back when you had the little van. Lost track of you for a bit.. now bigger Van and bigger mountains. Be safe. Have fun.
Bigger pot too.
I find myself with a big smile, shaking my head in wonder! Thank you once again!
Ditto!
Foresty Forest Jingle is back !!!
One of the better videos on your channel! Really exciting. Some mechanical work, a multi-day excursion! Camping away from the van. Amazing adventure.
Thank you!
Great shot of the hazy full moon as it illuminates the mountains. Go Go Forestry!
I swear Foresty and Steve are like, you wanna upload on the same day today and make people happy??!!!
I just finished Steve’s and this dropped!
Who's Steve?
Steve uploaded a video today? Okay checking it out now -- can't wait for you to get to Washington where I'm currently at @Foresty Forest
@@lasham5248 (gasp) Good day sir!
@@lasham5248 Steve Wallis Canadian stealth camper
I think you’ve covered everyone’s interest in this video..van install, hiking , camping, mountain climbing and cooking
That was a crazy climb with creepy crevasses lurking nearby!
The camping filming was neat..
Stay safe and take care 🇨🇦 ❤️
These videos are so f'n good and just keep getting better. Thanks FF!
about sums it up
Haha love the clip of you trying to stand up with your pack-I’ve been there lol
I will never get tired of him calling bears “ding dongs”
My god the culinary creations that come out of that unassuming campware pot.
“It’s nice when things work out especially when you don’t know what you’re getting into” is a philosophy I can live by.
Yay! You brought back your intro. Love it forestry forest. I sing it often and my friend asked me what I was singing, so I pulled your channel up and the song was back. Thank you. Your channel is so Great. Real life adventurer. Auto repair. Shopping trips. Laundrey. Recipes. Beer. Amaizing trips with man making his way through natures rugged rough terrain. Scenery that is breathtaking. Music and down to earth detailed commentary. An occasional added character to enhance the magic of the adventure, Not to mention the professional way you put things together. It's the complete package for me.
Foresty , you are living the dream for so many of us watching. It’s coming up to 10pm on a dark, wet and windy evening here in England right now and you’ve lifted my mood once again. One of your best adventures yet imho, keep on trucking buddy 👍🏻 😎
A perfect FF video: some tinkering under the hood, bushwacking, a glorious summit, the boomerang Money Shot, and of course good food. It's great you had that weather window to pull that off. Thanks.
you forgot to mention, the Foresty Forest jingle off the top. Just a perfect video all around! LeBron, Gretzky, Simon -- goats all.
Wow this felt like old times with Foresty Forest!!! Yes, some people have some balls lol. Sweet victory for sure. Thanks for the adventure and yes, we would love to see you down South soon ❤️❤️❤️
Yea the theme song! Love the stupendous drone shots. I was glad to see you show what to do after you have a campfire.
You definitely earned that beer! Wow!
the dedication to get those shots while battling to survuve and climb, mad respect
We're heading in February in our newly converted sprinter 4x4 from Victoria, on our way to Argentina. Would love to meet up - love the videos and it would be awesome to cross paths.
You are incredibly relaxed in situations that would have people freaking out on reality tv. Love how down to earth and confident you are in the mountains!
Gotta luv the intro theme song.
Hey man loving the content I don’t really comment on anyone I’m subbed to but I absolutely love what your doing keep up the great work and I hope you reach 1M subs!!!!!!
Thank you Peter!
Everything in this video is beautiful.. Life imitates art , art imitates life . Forest is a man making his life an art .. can’t wait to see him in the states
That view while you were on top the climb just insane. Scary cause I hate heights but beautiful .well because it is lol
after watching his videos I tought I could climb those mountains too. My partner and I got our asses kicked in the Purcells. Foresty is a beast
9:13…That’s some unbelievable footage. Your attention to detail on these vlogs is unmatched.
Nice to hear the song at the beginning love love ❤ it have to try that that good looking supper!
Refrigerators draw more current when they’re in a cold environment. Seems strange but true!
9:24 @Simon: Never worry about avalanches? That mountain side looks so dangerous!
This was late summer, i think everything was pretty solid compared to winter conditions. But yeah, anything can happen. Its impossible to read a mountain 100% correctly.
For the fridge, 26ah for 36 hours works out to an average of about 10 watts per hour. Maybe a 50 watt draw 20% of the time. Then 45ah for dinner, nice to have to extra juice of a 200ah battery.
you are the hardest worker out of all those van life people WOW, GOOD JOB
Forest, it probably takes you longer to summit getting all the excellent footage. Your effort was not missed. You sleeping out there in the open like that! My Man!!! No Fear!!! And your expression at 8:05 is hilarious!! Dude the way you made sure that fire was all out, Smokey would have been so proud. Great video! Thanks!!!
Excellent adventure FF, well done ! At 9:50 you are looking down on Sorcerer Lodge, It's to the left of the lake, and in the next valley. I flew Heli's around that area for 31 years, so love all your climbs in the Golden area.
Another grand adventure. Humor, great sites, cooking, equipment, night skies - just fabulous. Thanks.
Amazing drone footage! 👍 Dave Chappelle too. Best UA-cam channel.
What beautiful mountains you sure are dedicated to the climb and your pictures are phenomenal ! Love watching your videos.
This is the very heart of the Columbia Mountains, in eastern British Columbia Province, they run parallel to, and only about 10 km / 6 miles apart from, the Rocky Mountains which are along the border with Alberta Province. A huge deep valley, called the Rocky Mountain Trench, separates the two for their entire length of about 1500 km or 900 miles, there are notable geological, botanical, and wildlife differences between the 2 mountain systems. They are named after the upper Columbia River, as was the province, which is the largest river in western North America, it starts here, farther downstream it flows into the USA Northwest. The Selkirk Range is one of 4 large sub-ranges of the Columbia Mountains, the others are the Monashees, Purcells, and Cariboos. Total area is about 50,000 square miles, not including the Rockies, and it all looks pretty much like this. Only a few small timber and mining towns exist, mostly in the southern parts of the ranges, few valleys remain un-touched by logging today, all the back-roads F.F. travels on are old logging roads, a large percentage of the wood-frame houses in Canada and the USA were built with timber from this region, as well as from the Coast-Cascade Mountains along the Pacific Coast. Skiing by helicopter was first commercially developed here in the 1960's, and has since become legendary in the sport of skiing world-wide.
luv your video, as always
I would not like to sleep on my own out on the woods, I would find it creepy.
you always make nice food.
your amazing track and climbing up in the snow.
fantastic filming.
stay safe
You smashed it out of the park with this video. So many great videos you have made. Quite superb. Thanks for making them.
8:59 yeah buddy. speaking of big balls....:D
I couldn't imagine being out there in bear county without a bang bang. I'd gift you my Raging Bull if I could.
I got physically weak in my stomach. I can not do heights. You were vertical. Respect does not cover it. Amazing scenes. Thank you for sharing.
Excellent views! Amazing trek.
So happy to see your post! I'm an old Grandma, and I worry about you. (When your an old man you will worry about people who do the things you used to do also.) But I LOVE your adventures and the cooking. Stay safe.
You make it look so easy, but three days round trip with video and jaw-dropping drone shots, followed by cooking and editing, I appreciate the effort. Like a lot of your video this came out really well. You need a second song for, "Foresty Forest he *works* on a van".
I am sooooo glad the Foresty Forrest intro song is back!!!
Oooooo, yes, that fade away shot with your drone was great. Really shows what you are attempting.
This has to be my fav FF video so far, I pretty much think this every upload but still
Living vicariously through you in your epic adventures until I can get back out there.
I have been debilitated by migraine since last night. When I get migraine all devices go off. I squealed and clapped to see a new adventure video from you once I was able to sit up with eyes open again. Ty. Next up is the one from Steve.
Good evening from Godley Texas, not only are you an adventurer you're a travelling gourmet cook. Thanks for taking us along. Stay safe.😎
Dude, 9:10, our guy walked around, placed the camera walked back down from the side to give us that shot - that and so many others like that. Thanks a lot Foresty!
Mate that was one of the best!!!
Absolutely jealous at your life!!!
You need to start doing more over night and but bush crafting !!!
Keep the Jingle, it is your trade mark and we love it. Watched this one 4 times. Please be careful out there. We love the videos and we need you healthy so we can keep watching. Oh ya Mountain Man Mike needs you also, the 2 lone wolves...
I always know it’s going to be a GREAT video when it starts with the Foresty Forest jingle! 🎶
Not sure why he isnt using it everytime its his melody
I am this middle aged woman cleaning out my apartment at sea level while I watch your videos. You are amazing, my dear!
Man I love these overnight videos! The "looks like there's a notch there/there was no notch there, just snow" edit was hilarious. Thanks Forest!
Yeah, Forest has the best humor .. so matter of fact.
So nonchalant...over something that would be a tragedy to most!
@@MomCat6000 absolutely, Foresty Forest right there ^ ^
Another classic Foresty video! Bushwacking, climbing awesome mountains, sleeping among bears & mountain lions. Then finds the time to cook, sew, fix his home/van & edit videos. Thanks for sharing, those are mountains that many of us won't get the chance to visit.
Mate... impressed ++ with the climb, the footage and your resilience to get the job done solo. You rule.
I love your videos man. They have inspired me to create my own channel. I love solo mountaineering too. I hiked a giant deserted mountain today. When there is no trail.. that is my favorite
I'd love to meet up sometime and do a hike together
Yessss. This made my day!!! Thanks Foresty. Always watching and following along.
Pressure cookers are life changers
Fantastic episode once again ! ❤️
I love the moss and lichen. I could be very happy spending my days, there. The music for the aerial shots gave me goose bumps. You will have not a moment's rest in the USA. You will be overwhelmed with fan visitors, if you don't hide, lol.
Prolific FIR sure !
What a great adventure that looked like🍻
It was great to chat today, thanks for taking the time.
“Mountains ARE Marvellous”
Aw. I hit play on this video and then immediately decided I needed some chocolate in my system because reasons. When I finished making myself smores over the burner of my stove I realized that this video was still playing and right when I sat down to eat my s’mores, yes more than one, You were talking about something around the fire so I got to eat my s’mores with the crackling of the fire as if I made them over the fire or something. It’s a super rainy and windy day here so that was out of the question but I’m glad I got to sit by a scene of a fire even if I couldn’t sit by an actual fire. Had to sit there and enjoy it before I restarted the video to see what I missed.
I'm glad that you didn't hike in the dark. Loved the spot where you spent the night. Mountain scenery was beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
The planned bivouac. Essential for the bigger objectives. Well done!
That was a really good video enjoyed that summit hike alot and loved that you took the time to make your campsite look like no one was ever there.