Driving the ALCAN From Haines to Fairbanks | Lost & Found EP. 04
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- Опубліковано 20 чер 2024
- After leaving Juneau we take the Alaska Marine Highway to the coastal town of Haines. There we enjoy a few days of exploring before making an attempt to cross the closed US and Canadian Border to get to the interior of Alaska.
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0:00 Recap & Intro
1:10 Ferry to Haines
2:27 Haines
7:06 Bears!
8:58 Leaving Haines
10:55 Crossing The Border
13:22 Driving To Fairbanks
14:22 Fairbanks
20:11 Credits
20:32 Bonus Footage & Photos
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So sorry for the loss of your dear Antique Queen. I lost my beloved Grandma in 2000 and think about her all the time, with love and wonderful memories.
The quality of your videos always moves me, you almost never fail to bring a tear of wonder and joy.
Can't wait for your first full length feature documentary ♥️
My condolences on the passing of your grandmother. I feel for you being so far away. Glad you're not alone. And thanks for another fabulous view of Alaska. Of course now I've got to go there.
Thank you so much. We actually said our final goodbye to her today ❤️
@@BoundForNowhere I feel for you. Remember, they're never really gone since you'll come across things that remind you of them. For me it's hummingbirds and my mom. Sailboats with my dad. Peace.
I know that pain all to well. Rest In Peace Nana, may she be right along with you on all your travels like I know mine are with me, keep your head up. Much love
Great cinematography and music for the mood/pace.
I often have a hard time commenting on things because I feel as if I can never put my jumbled thoughts into words. I can’t even describe my thankfulness for this series. I’ve been debating moving to Alaska for months and I realized seeing the beauty second-hand will never be enough. The way you portray it is so profound and intimate. I’m so sorry for your loss, and even found myself choked up during that part of the episode. I can’t wait for the next one, thank you for all you do and all you inspire!
I am so glad you were with family when you got word of such a sudden loss. We are so sorry for your loss and appreciate you sharing. Driving up to AK through Canada is our ultimate goal in our nomadic life, I am not sure if/when that will happen but this series is giving me hope! Now we may change our goal to driving one way and ferrying the other!
It is a shame that Canada has taken an extreme approach to COVID when most others are loosing up and addressing COVID as it should be instead of using it as a way to take people's freedoms away. The US is finally realizing it will one day be treated more as an annual flu. Your footage of this journey is awesome, this is truly a wonderful adventure and I am so glad for you that you are making it happen. I am so sorry for your loss of your grandmother. All we can do during this time is look back at all the times we had with them and cherish the times we had with them. Judging by all the pictures it is very clear who you are related too. Wonderful family. But you will be able to go forward with your life, because you are living the life that not many are able to do themselves, so they are able to better imagine what it would be like thru your adventures. What a beautiful tribute to your grandmother. Prayers go with you and thank you for sharing this time with us as well MAK.
so sorry for your loss. I am glad you were not alone. This video reminded me of the many KM/miles I rode my motorcycle on up there. I was overwhelmed by the beauty of Alaska. I already knew BC/Yukon was gorgeous too as I lived near Vancouver, BC for 18 years. Alaska is a bucket list for sure. Thanks for reminding me I need to get back.
These series deserves some sort of award! Love the cinematography and the story unfolding/telling is so captivating! Our condolences to you and your family. I know it must have been hard not to be able to be there but your Nana was happy that your were where you were and doing what you are guys are passionate for.
she will always live in your heart ~peace~ Oh The Bears ......Thank you !!
I’m sorry to hear you lost your beloved Nana- please know that she will always be in your heart. Just today, I brought out a little Knick knack to place on my nightstand that was my Grandma Betty’s. It not the item that is so precious but the memories of her that I am reminded of when I look at the little garden house figurine. Being with family is the best medicine to help cope with your loss. Peace be with you.
I’m so thankful we were together too. It was the next best thing to being my her side when she passed. I have a ring from her was passed down to me that I wear on my hand that is always on the wheel. When I drive it’s in my field of vision that leads me to think of her daily. I’m so thankful to have it and all the memories it holds
Thank you for sharing your journey. Sorry about your loss but at least you were not alone. Our son and his family have lived in Fairbanks for the past 22+ years and I’m pretty sure that you would have gotten along very well with them had you had the opportunity to meet and share stories. Alaska is truly a magical place.
So sorry for your loss. We are sending you peace and hugs.
Lou & Angie
I’m so sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing.
I appreciate that. ❤️
Sorry to hear about the passing of your Nana Mak…but appreciate your vulnerability in sharing with us the immense beauty within the ashes….much love to you and your family🙏🏼💕😔
I appreciate that. It’s weird to share so openly, but it colored the rest of our summer in a way that caused Alaska to sink deeper into our hearts
It has been awhile since I have been able to catch up with you guys. I saw this series and started here. It was a gut punch to hear about Luna and your grandmother. I am so sorry for your losses. Everything has a tradeoff. You could sit at home and lead a "typical' life or do what you want and live a spectacular life. You chose the road less traveled. Luna seemed to appreciate being on the road and I will guess that your grandmother was happy that you were happy. As in the past your videos are inspiring. You guys inspired me to hit the road and I also spent 2021 on a great adventure and your logo patch rides on my Tacoma roof. Be safe and I look forward to catching up with you guys.
I’m so sorry for the loss of your Grandmother...Thank you for another beautiful video...
Thank you so much for watching and for the kind words
Love the music, the soul, funky jazz stuff 👍 love it all
There is nothing like Grandparents 👍 Thanks for sharing.
Fairbanksan here, and since it's currently mid-winter I especially enjoyed the taste of summer in this episode. Thanks!
We saw the movie and that bus is just iconic.
Very iconic!
Alaskans don't like the story. So many people come up here and die.. or cause others trouble to keep them from dieing
That final shot, of Emile Hirsch as the camera fades out, makes me "lock up" every time. Glad to see others living Christopher's dream!!!!
Wow, I really love your alaska series…..I live in Juneau, was raised in Haines and born in Kodiak so I’ve lived here a very long time! You do great work!
Thanks for take'n us along. Sorry for your loss.
You are so welcome ❤️
Gave a tear at the end for your Nana, may she rest in peace! We're loving this series, the quality and the storytelling is captivating and inspiring.
So sorry for your loss, but wow what an awesome episode! Really loving this series.
Thank you both so much for sharing your journey. This has been my favorite video so far in the series. So sorry to hear of the passing of a loved one, but we really appreciate you sharing that side of your story.
I think it’s interesting that this was the favorite. The decision to fully share what was happening in the background was a challenging one for me because you never know how it will be received. But in the end, what you get out of travel is so greatly effected by what is happening internally so it felt imperative to share. All too often it takes really deep conversations I get to this topic with people, but I think it’s something that should be more openly discussed because I know we’re not the only ones who feel like they are carrying an emotional weight around with them when pursuing a life that is different from your family’s
We enjoyed the video sooooo much....we send our sympathies and prayers your way....we are so sorry for your loss
I HAVE LOST SO MANY..MANY..LOVED ONES IN MY BICYCLE 🚲 ADVENTURES..IM SO VERY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS OF YOUR GRANDMA.❤️
So sorry for the heartbreak of losing your grandmother and Luna... We are all with you. Your work is your best and I know she is proud. Keep an eye out for butterfies and hummingbirds, if one is suddenly around you it will be her.
Thank you so much. In the end all we want is to do all we love proud
My Thoughts and Prayers to you and your family on your loss. It is so difficult to love someone who has impacted life and live to age to complement how beautiful and wonderful life can be. Prayers for your Nana.
We appreciate that. She was a kind, funny, and loving person. We still miss her so much and always will
@@BoundForNowhere I recently lost my mother this past January and I know she is not suffering and in a better place. I know my conversations and being with her for meals is something I’m gonna miss the most. Again my prayers to you and your family.
So sorry for your and your families loss. Big hugs 🫂 Be well, ll
Thank you so much for the kind words
1. I'm so very sorry for your loss ♥️
2. I'm so glad you got to have quality time with your brother and SIL and nephews.
3. All the colors!
4. Bonding with the Canadian Border agent over hummingbirds. 🤗
she looks like the Coolest grandma ever...
Ihave to say, I've seen documentaries on paid-for TV that aren't as well shot and put together as these films are. I'm loving them!
Thank you so much. That means we are headed in the right direction then
Absolutely epic. ❤️💜💙💚
Thank you so much ❤️
Sorry for your loss. God Bless!
Condolences to you and your family! ❤️
Thanks for another fabulous video!
Love the video - really captures haines beauty! I live up in Haines in the summers and can never get enough
Thank you for sharing the loss of your Nana. Nanas are special and deserve to be part of the story! May the great memories you shared together, carry you through the difficult times. Love your journey, thanks for sharing. Peace.
Oh we carry a boat load of memories of her with us. Owen lost his Grandparents young, so he too had a special connection to her. She welcomed him into the family from the moment she met his she said she knew he was going to be the one for me ;)
There can't possibly be anything more adorable then bear cubs doing zoomies!!!
There is NOTHING cuter!
I'm from Haines. We have a little gem not too many people know about.
May your grandmother’s memory be a blessing. Your trepidation about getting through the border was so real I felt as though I was experiencing it with you and Owen even though I knew it was 7 months ago and obviously you made it. Funny that. Glad to hear you were able to say goodbye today in person, we all mourn in our own way and there is no wrong way. Safe travels wherever you may be…….
Oh thank you so much. That is a wonderful compliment. We are always striving to make an immersive experience even though it was just our own personal experience. But she was a special lady who was so dear to me. We miss her so much already
This whole video from start with the animation to finish with a note to Nana was so beautiful. My deepest condolences. My grandma passed 12/26/2011 and I still miss her everyday. My grandma was stoic and probably didn’t want to be surrounded by her family as she passed…I know it’s tough to be so far from family when this happened but your Nana knows you were/are thinking of her so try to give yourself some grace.
Just also want to mention that I’m glad you guys were with your brother when this occurred because he and your sister in law would have been alone when the news came.
Lastly, your nephews are adorable 🐾!!
Thank you so much for the kind words and I'm sorry for your loss too. I know how those kinds of losses stick with you for a really long time. She was a special lady who when together laughter came easily. I felt like she was the personal that clearly grounded me to our family because I so clearly carried so much of her in me. It was proved my 23 & Me too ;)
Glad you could visit Creamer's Field! ❤
We took a tour and everything! We enjoyed our time with the birds there. So beautiful!
So sorry for your loss. Sending prayers and hugs and wishes for peace. Thank you so much for the comfort and peacefulness of another episode. In a world of crazy, your videos just make sense. Safe travels!
I’m so sorry about your grandmother. I feel that so deeply. Thanks for including that part of your story. ❤️ -Sam
Yeah it was obvious there is no other way to proceed with our story as it’s intimately wrapped in the way we processed the rest of our time in Alaska
I liked watching people do that Dempster highway in Canada!
Thanks!
thank you!
You're welcome!
I’m so sorry for your loss. Grandma’s are the best!
They are. She made my existence make a little more sense. She will be with me forever
LoveLoveLove
I’m finally getting the chance to settle in and catch-up on this wonderful series! Beautiful. Fantastically cinematographic! I’m terribly sorry to learn about the loss of your grandmother.
Such a great channel! I loved the bears
Thank you so much! Stick around.... we have A LOT of bears on the way
Love this one! And thanks for taking us along for the journey 🙏
I am so very sorry for your loss! Prayers for continued strength! 💜🙏 Another awesome video! 🥰
👏 thank you for sharing. Loved it 😊
Thank you so much
Coming from Haines and seeing the place my dads family has lived for years being shown so beautifully made my heart happy. Our little town truly does have amazing views but it also has an amazing community.
I’m so sorry for your loss and hope that with time you begin to heal.
It's wildly beautiful! We would love to return in winter to see the Eagle Preserve in all it's glory!
great video .thank you
You are so welcome! We're glad you enjoyed!
Your videos, storytelling, illustration and composition has come so far in the past year. This is great content wrapped together in a thoughtful story. Every week when I tune in, I feel like I am reading a new chapter of Edward Abbey's Desert Solitaire taking me on adventure and discovery in the natural world. This truly is art for the modern era. You two are a great team and amazing artists.
I’m so sorry for the loss of your Grandmother, Thank you for sharing that. And, Thank you as always for another great chapter! 💙
Thank you so much for the kind words. It means a lot to us as it was a pretty earth shattering thing for us
Y’all are so amazing. Thank you for sharing all of this with us.
You are welcome. Life is best shared
Just found you. Sorry about your Grandma. Big wow on the cinematography. I want to know more about your rig, but I'm sure it's somewhere in here. Look forward to following you.
These videos are so awe inspiring! Please keep making them! And my thoughts go to you in light of your Nana’s passing! 🤗❤️
Thank you so much! We sure will we have a lot to go in this series!
Thanks for incredible video thanks for all your hard work I really appreciate it great journey thanks
You are so welcome. Thank you for watching
I'm so glad I found your channel! Can't wait to see your next adventures! 🇧🇷
Yay! Thank you for watching!
Well done video. Subscribed.
Thank you so much!
Thank you for another beautiful video and for sharing Alaska in such a unique way. I am so sorry about the passing of your grandmother.
Thank you so much for the kind words. 💙
Sorry about your grandmother. Great episode. I absolutely love Haines. I was surprised that you didn’t mention anything about the Valley of the Eagles and the National Bald Eagle Foundation that sits diagonally across the street from the Mountain Market. You really got some awesome footage of Haines and the bear cubs playing. 😁
We spent a lot of time there but we didn't say anything about it because the eagles are not in the area over the summer. They winter there so we actually hardly saw eagles in that area ironically.
You should go to Haines in the wintertime. It’s pretty cool seeing all those eagles along the Chilkat River. The Bald Eagle Festival is in November. And Haines is beautiful no matter what time of year you go.
Thank you for the bravery to share your whole story and all the joys and the losses.
So sorry you had to be away during that time, and happy to hear your back and have some closure. This adventure is so amazing, thank you for putting all you got into sharing it.
Thanks so much for the kind words. Alaska was an incredibly therapeutic place to heal
What a beautiful video…so many elements of it just came together so well, especially the wildlife scenes. But how sad for you going through another loss in your family. My heart breaks for you both❤️
It's been a tough year for us however it's brought a lot of things into perspective for Owen and I of which we are eternally grateful for. Obviously we wish they were around forever but given the hand we are dealt we are trying to make the best of it!
Very sorry about your grandma. Best way to honor her is by doing exactly what exactly what you and Owen do, living life to the fullest. We had to sweet talk our way through the Haines border two years ago, I wonder if it was the same boarder guy? Lastly I really love Haines. Thanks again for sharing this with us ✌️
Thank you so much. We feel so lucky that we got a chance to see her shortly before we went up to Alaska. She was a good one
So sorry for you losses. I hope you are finding time for healing and taking care of yourselves.
We said goodbye to her today actually for the last time. This summer is responsible for the healing we've done since then and we are forever thankful for it
So sad but such a beautiful, poetic episode. Truly extraordinary videography, narration, and story.
Thank you so much. It is always important to us to turn hardship into something beautiful. In this occasion it is in her honor ❤️
i love your route...I'll be copying it for sure, love love the way you guys communicate through these episodes
It's a great one you will have an incredible time!
I am so sorry for your loss. Every last bit you both put in is well appreciated at this house thank you so much. I definitely feel your pain at the border. I've had my fair share of fun times going to Canada 🤣 Looking forward to the next episode. Thanks again for everything 👍
Thank you so much. So glad you and the rest of the house enjoy them! We still feel lucky to have had such a good border experience, this time in particular
Another beautiful episode. I especially like the hillsides covered in fireweed. I'm so sorry for your loss.
Yeah the Fireweed at that spot was so incredible!
Love following your adventures, especially in AK. Having lived there for almost 8 years I can never get enough. Great video quality and production. Sorry for your loss.
Thank you so much! Alaska clearly has gotten to us on a deep and personal level
Sorry about your dear nana.
We are too. She was an incredible person
what an awesome journey you two are on, amazing videography and adventure. I would love to make it to Alaska someday! Sorry for your loss, I'm sure Alaska sits differently with you because of it. Awesome channel, ill be watching a lot more, thanks for the inspiration!
It absolutely did. Thank you so much for watching & so much more to come
👌 WOW!! GREAT JOB..BEAUTIFUL VIDEO. I CAN ONLY IMAGINE HOW MUCH WORK WENT INTO MAKING A VIDEO THAT IS TOP QUALITY..THANK YOU. - JEFFREY BRADAC AKA B.R.A.A.D ON UA-cam
now I tell my wife we have a few more places to go see now
We will only be adding to your list from here on out!
My condolences. I was on the other side of the planet in Australia when my grandmother entered her final days. I flew straight home and managed to talk to her twelve hours before she died. Pretty much marked the ending of five years of travel, but the start of a new beginning.
Now living in the Yukon and about to start the adventure of being a parent to a little girl. Looking forward to a fully reopened border so our family can finally see Alaska after staring across the imaginary line for two years.
I'm so glad that you got a chance to have one more chat before she passed. We are thankful that on impulse we decided to fly home right before going to Alaska where we saw her for the first time in well over a year (due to COVID) and unbeknownst to us, for the last time. Enjoy the Yukon! We wished we had so much more time there!
How ironic! You are across the country at the very tip diagonally from where you are from with family when something happens to family. Feel blessed as well being there with your brother and family. As a veteran, your brother Active, and that you are a "military brat" we endure these challenges and people cannot fathom how we have to deal with separation from friends and family due to travel. You have to always keep the memories and their stars in the sky that way you know they are watching over us and you can always reach out to them. I lost my Grandmother when I was forward deployed and whether it is down range, forward deployed they are always with you because we carry their legacy. We owe that to them because they are part of the fabric that has been woven over time that binds us together. Once in a while do something deliberately that either you did with them (Or in this case your Grandma) like a recipe or visit somewhere, or tell a story just to let them know they are still with you. Condolences to you and your family but hold her high with smiles and laughter and celebrate her life. Keep rocking it out you two because you are some good eggs! One day I will buy you all some beer and taco's! Rock on and thank you for what you two do for us and that is give us a glimpse of the paths less traveled!
It's funny that you bring the up the idea that military families experience this dilemma all the time. You are right and honestly I totally forgot about the fact that this is something that came up around our dinner table growing up, ALL the time. My mom was the only one in her family to leave the area she grew up in. She used to talk about how much she felt like she was missing out on. The irony is that my brother and I are back in the same position, one being in the military and Owen and I having chosen a very different life path. I think where I struggle is it feels like ours is a choice. Not that we would choose to live in FL given the choice but the time away is often longer than I feel it would be if we lived a more "traditional" lifestyle.
@@BoundForNowhere It is always good to be hungry because you are not complacent and lacking adventure! You have the bug and that is OK! It is easy to be comfortable but to be both comfortably in a world that at least you know how to survive in! Keep rocking it out you two! I will see you on t e road soon! When you do get back to the "O" you need to try those Floridian Funky Buddha's and a Publix and/or WaWa sub! Those would be two great sponsors.
Really sorry to hear about your Grandma.
Yeah. We are sorry too. We miss her dearly
Seems like the trip keeps getting better, sorry for your family’s loss
I agree. The best is yet to come
First and formost i always love the quality of your movie like videos. I hope to go on adventures like this soon myself. RIP Grandma 🕊
Thank you so much for the kind words
Sorry about your grandma. While in Alaska be sure to drive the Dalton Highway to Prudhoe Bay and dip into the Arctic Ocean. I accomplished both in June 2019. 6:01 is that a border marker? 14:56 - love the glass. What did you think of the 24 hours daylight? Phenomenal, isn't it. My first experience was in June 2017.
Thank you for your condolences ❤️
The winds of fate lead us forward
That they do!
Thank you for sharing. We often have the same dilemma when sharing our content. It can become a delicate edge to walk.
Did the In to Wild bus get moved? I remember hearing many folks were dying trying to find it.
Yeah it's an interesting decision to make, but I'm all for being more open. I wish that more people opening spoke about how they were really feeling. It makes me feel better to talk about it and I think it makes us all feel a little more human to know that we are not the only ones struggling. Emotion bring a lot of color into life and thus I think it's best shared.
And yes the bus was moved. It is being restored/preserved at the Museum of the North in Alaska (University of Alaska, Fairbanks) this is the replica made for and used in the movie. There is a bunch of movie memorabilia in the bus and it's located at 49th State Brewing
I yearned for retirement so I could travel. When that day came I made the best of it and travelled for 4-6 months of the year. I still do and with having two grown children and three grandchildren I do miss them a lot when I am away. Thank goodness for technology so I can keep in touch by phone, text, and video calling. It makes it much easier for me and I don't feel as guilty for leaving home for such a long stretch of time. But that was my goal in life and once I got to within a couple years of that goal, I wanted it that much more.
I very much understand that. I think for us we have the choice to be there, or to not be there which is where my struggle lies. But we make a point to go home as often as possible and have those visits be meaningful ❤️
who did youre opening animation, its terrific
Owen did! In partnership with our friend Justin who did the illustrations, then Owen animated them. All the info is in the credits!
@@BoundForNowhere thanks
Looks like you guys had some beautiful county to drive through. I’d like to visit there someday.
I loved your brother’s dogs. They seem like like a couple of good boys.
Sorry to hear about your grandmother, but at least you were with family when you got the news. 😢
They are supremely good boys who are a lot of fun to be around. And thank you. We said our final goodbye to her today actually
@@BoundForNowhere I’m glad you got to say goodbye to her.
What time of year did you go? I was in the Yukon over the summer and it was gorgeous
So sorry to hear about your Nana ! 😔
Me too. She was an incredible women but I know that she will be with us in spirit no matter where we go
Really enjoyed this . Great work.
I briefly thought that you somehow stole some of my drone footage.lol. You must of been up on Murphy Dome around the same time I took my drone up there to see the blooming fireweed. Exactly the same spot. I live(d) close to there . I’ve been through Canada to Fairbanks many times. Never been through Haines though. Never during the summer. Kulane lake is beautiful.
No way! My parents just built a place on Murphy Dome so it will be a place that we will be going back to for years to come. It is such a wildly beautiful place and we look forward to spending more time there!
@@BoundForNowhere very cool . I lived off spinach creek rd going up the first hill. Favorite place I’ve ever lived . Unfortunately I had to move. I worked on several homes in the area. I do concrete construction.
Sorry for the loss of your Nana. My Mom passes a couple years ago. I was wondering if you could post a link to the music you use. I feel the music is just as important as the visual. Cheers
It's always so hard to loose such important people in our lives. And as for the music we use Epidemic Sound it's just a royalty free website
Was that the actual Stampede bus that was airlifted to Fairbanks? I know it’s housed at the Museum of the North, but I didn’t think it was on display, yet.
Currently it's being worked on at the Museum of the North but this is the replica that was used in the movie
Wondering if this video was still shot on A73
Yes this one is. In another episode or two we add the A7siii
Simply gorgeous scenery. I am sorry for your losses
It was a beautiful place to process a loss 💙