Reminds me of something a Yosemite ranger once said about the difficulty of designing bear proof boxes "there is considerable overlap between the intelligence of the smartest bears and the dumbest tourists"
Soaking my feet in a mountain stream is what I'm always looking forward to when I travel to the Carpathians - a mountain range in Ukraine. Chris, your videos give me the so needed sense of hope that once the war in my country is over, I will be able to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Ukraine again. Really enjoy your videos and your stories. Stay safe.
You're so kind Chris! People are just plain Stupid sometimes! There, I said it! I will never be able to wrap my head around HOW stupid they really can be. another great upload!! Thank you so much!! As always , BE SAFE!! 👍😊
I like the question, "Can I ride the bison?" Yea, just ask the animal and most times they will say, "Get on, I'll take you for a ride!" A sidebar. Check your battery on your car. It sounds like it's about to die soon. Just an observation. Thanks Chris!
Great video Chris. Nice mix of hiking, cooking and good advice on respecting wild animals' space. Unreal how some folks just walk right up to these dangerous animals. "When do they put them back in their cages?" Breathtaking naivety which could cost them their lives. KH!
hey Chris!! after watching the news clip of the incedent, "touron" was a sad description ( but true ) of the mindset of some people visiting our National Parks, seems like common sense is going the way of the dinosaur, very good video though.
Common sense .. what common sense .. there isn't any when it comes to people now. Seems many have a death wish and that's their choice. Great upload once again in a very picturesque area Chris. Thanks. Bushyboy Oz.
July 27, 2022 Thanks for all the info. Chris! I seem to learn something new everyday from your channel. I so love the way you incorporate the hiking tips, scenery, stories, your delicious cooking tip and meals, BF encounters and etc. Your channel is truly an original! I also love that you're bringing Bigfoot/ Sasquatch encounter stories to the table ... and bringing out awareness that these beings truly exist out there! Btw, usually when I'm watching your channel it's dinner time for me at work.. I work grave yard. So when you say your cheers after cracking open a cool one... You better believe I'm raising my glass as well! 👍 You're super cool Chris!!👍 Stay safe as always! God bless! I just Love your channel! Showing support from Apple Valley California, the high desert 🍎
Really enjoyed the video Chris !! Breakfast looked great, love the beauty of the scenery, everything nice and green and the lake’s looked so blue !! Love seeing ya back out there hiking and camping !!👍🏼
Thanks for letting us tag along on your camp outs!! I wish I had the time you do to go on these adventures! Being an industrial maintenance manager at a factory in East Tennessee they don’t give much off time!! You help me get away into nature!! Thanks brother
Another one you might like is the Dog Man Encounters Radio channel here on UA-cam . It hasn't been so good lately you might like the older stories some of them are absolutely horrifying and riveting
Another good video! Thanks Chris. I wanted to relay a couple of things to you, after seeing your lantern prop, I went looking on Amazon for one and found one that I ordered and love. It is a NEBO 15 LED lantern / 9" battery operated traditional metal lantern design for indoor/outdoor use / rustic red. It has a well worn finish and a very realistic flickering flame, check it out. Also, when I was a kid, I read a bigfoot story that was very chilling that was supposedly told to Teddy Roosevelt about a early 1900's trapper and his partner, the man's name was Bauman. Id love to hear that tale again from you on a video.
What a beautiful country we live in. One year in Yellowstone while making our way down the road I caught a woman about to station her small child atop a bison as the father took a picture.
Made the same exact breakfast but added two pieces of left over bacon crumbled in the scrambled eggs. I buy those same potato hash browns.. I break them up and freeze them in packages of 2. Beautiful area really beat my kitchen in toledo ohio. Thanks for sharing your hike and story. Looking forward to your next video.
That meadow was breathtaking! I love wildlife and could watch wildlife videos all day long. I have never been fortunate enough to see the big fellas like elk, moose or grizzlies! I assure you I would not be a "touron" if that is how it is spelled! 🤣Thanks, and keep the videos coming!
I was laughing so hard when you talked about the questions about bison from the touron… lol LOVED YOUR BREAKFAST TOO! Enjoy watching such beauty and breathtaking views and listening to your stories!
Enjoyed the part 2 hike Chris! I don't understand why people think wildlife is friendly? To many Disney_movies I guess, personally I won't even get close to a squirrel.
We also called them Tourons when I lived in Jackson Hole 1995-2005. It’s still fitting and relevant. I enjoy all of your videos. Thank you for sharing!
I especially love the mountains, streams, reminding me of Day hikes to Lake Louise and following Fish crick to the inlet. I am upset with myself for getting ( acidentally) too close to bison in Canada.I had a cast on my left leg, spun around and I was a foot away from Mrs Bison. Woops. Scattered, 🐌 slowly outta there! Thank for reminding us wild animals deserve repect!
Love both videos, part one was great part two is beautiful with waterfall and great info on bison. Making two parts was great idea. Thank you for both and love all of your videos!!
Thanks for your video work, I do not blame the animals, can you imagine having people always bothering you? It's a wonder they don't get even more mad.
I've watched almost all of your previous videos......maybe need about 10 more to finish.....it's so fantastic to see an "up to date" video!!! Thanks again, for all you do to share your adventures with us! I appreciate you beyond words!!
I have had many encounters with bison over the years. Not only are they big and fast, they can also be scary quiet Seeing you cook made my day. Stay safe and cheers to you and your subs.
So much to love about this video! Aside from your skill at taking and editing your video, the food/cooking, scenery, talks, info and just everything else can't be beat. Very relaxing and enjoyable!! ❤
Hell w that They’re just as pretty, through the camera scope/zoom 😅 I grew up on farm-around horses, chickens, deer, cows and one HELLUVA mean turkey who wanted me for a pecking post - they all taught me, within minutes, about allowing animals their space as well as alerting animals to your presence.
I am so envious of all these places WITH WATER that you show us! Also no loud people around - just how I love to hike! Thanks Chris - this southern California desert rat needs to see the green & water! Tou-ron is a kind way to describe these idgets that disrespect wildlife & their space. Thanks for the extra work/time you put into your videos - showing us all the beauty! Stay safe - keep hiking!
Great presentation, really enhanced by the example videos. It can't be stressed enough that wild animals are just that, wild and they aren't animatronic, with an off switch.
Beautiful breakfast, so relaxing by the stream, wouldn't you just love to have that stream in your back yard, I live about 100ft off the Hudson River, but there is nothing like and up and close stream, a beautiful video, I wish I was there with you
Hi Chris, greetings from the Czech Republic. Dude, I have been stuck with your channel for close to a year now. I think that might be a record. I like to play your hiking videos in the background when getting ready for work and stuff. It is pretty relaxing. Also, I appreciate the Nevada setting. Do you ever watch the night sky there or something?
“ When do you put wildlife back in their cages” I would’ve died, haha! 😂 Im from Colorado and drive to WY often and see Bison often. NEVER have I thought “I need a selfie with one” or whatever their case was 🤦🏻♀️
I was six years old when we traveled to Yellowstone. I saw my first bison (it was behind a fence). It snorted, and I ran back to my parent’s car and laid down behind the driver’s seat to hide. I wasn’t in any danger but even at six years old, I knew better than to get too close.
Hey Chris great video. I could tell you were from Minnesota the first time I saw you. I lived there for 8 years. Then came back to California. Was wondering if you could let me in on where you were camping in part 1. Heading up to that area on Wednesday for a solo camping trip. Thanks and keep up the good fight.
I have major disabilities, which make life hell. But watching your videos helps me forget for awhile. Probably sounds silly, but i almost fell like I'm there with ya - which is a pleasant escape from reality. Thanks! Jim - from Chicago, IL.
I love the beautiful bluegrass version of the Hymn, "Leaning On The Everlasting Arms of Jesus" you had playing in the background. Good video. Thank you.
I’m always amazed to see the the tourists forget the wild part of wildlife. I ran from a skunk just the other night, and was so proud. My dog was too. Thanks
Beautiful scenery! Absolutely stunning! Ah yes, the Yellowstone tourons - well, as I always say: Yellowstone is Mother Nature are her finest. It weeds out the stupid. Just think, they won't breed any more or cause any more harm to others. Because you see, folks - stupid people are the most dangerous people on the planet.
Stayed at a guest ranch just outside the park, well closer to Dubois actually. They had a book titled "Death In Yellowstone" I couldn't put it down. Finally found a copy in a book store and put it in my library. Worth a look.
I bet your Folger's was, "Good to the Last Drop"; but, Maxwell House, would argue this point! Haha! You are a good cook, Chris! Really enjoy your video's down hee ya in Kentucky!😊
That’s pretty funny. Just seconds before you said Touron. I was thinking of the same word. Because that’s the term we used when I was a Ranger in Zion NP.
I lived and worked in Yosemite. They have tourons too. I once saw the mom put her MAYBE one year old on the back of a large full rack beautiful buck while the dad took a picture. I was afraid to say anything incase l was the one who might cause an awful incident. Back then the only animal caused deaths were from deer.
Breakfast looks mighty tasty, along with the view of the stream and trees and freshest of air. Nice. You're in a perfect place during these hot summer months. 115 in Phoenix!! What in the heck?
Well Chris, all I can say besides the fun way you tell your stories, is the fact you crack me up. You get me laughing so hard I'm laughing and breaking wind at the same time.
One time we were hiking into fish Slough Creek in YNP and we were heading to the second spot of Slough and we ran smack dab into a Moose cow and her calf. They were in a swampy area feeding only about 60 ft away as we came outta the trees and around a corner. We froze and then backed up slowly and went the long way. haha, it was more frightening than our grizzly encounter we had in YNP(50ft). The grizz took off, luckily as we had our whistles. we only saw his backside.
OMG Chris! I just now realized we were both working with the parks there in 1983-84. I worked for the US Magistrate for Teton National Park, and the park rangers were often in court dealing with what were usually low level crimes. If I recall right, there were two different grizzly attacks during that time, one in a campground and another a person solo camping. The rangers wouldn't talk about the solo camper mauling in front of me. Probably just as well.
I just love your little convenient way of making food and stuff, it just works and looks so cozy, makes me want to go out and hike and camp now. great stories too, always nice when it’s by a beautiful place. we need more people like you that goes out and explores nature like this
I had to laugh when you said tourons..back in the day,in the 1980's when I lived in Mammoth Lakes, Ca.for many years and we called the tourists/skiers tourons.
Went to Yellowstone in the 70s and saw an idiot chasing a bison with a heavy old school video camera in his hands. He chased it across a road and down through some trees and into a meadow.. suddenly the bison spun around and charged him and the guy dropped his camcorder and made it to the trees where he had to hold up for who knows how long until it was safe to retrieve his gear. I remember my outdoor mom warning me as a child "Remember, Mother Nature doesn't give a hoot about you".
Reminds me of something a Yosemite ranger once said about the difficulty of designing bear proof boxes "there is considerable overlap between the intelligence of the smartest bears and the dumbest tourists"
That’s a good one.
Tards breed more than ever
The gene pool needs some chlorine
I am always amazed when I see people approaching bison like they are pets! Especially when they have their children beside them!
Exactly! It always amazes me when people bring kids up to deer. It ain't Bambi folks.
Soaking my feet in a mountain stream is what I'm always looking forward to when I travel to the Carpathians - a mountain range in Ukraine. Chris, your videos give me the so needed sense of hope that once the war in my country is over, I will be able to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Ukraine again. Really enjoy your videos and your stories. Stay safe.
Yuliia, I am praying for peace for your country.
Praying for Yuliia . Say a Prayer everyone.
Prayers sent your way 🙏💕
Thank you for your words Yuliia...I hope for peace soon too.
@@johncausey8519 Thank you for your support.
Show respect to WILD-life and you’ll be just fine. People are by far the most dangerous animals anywhere.
Chris thanks again.
You're so kind Chris!
People are just plain Stupid sometimes! There, I said it!
I will never be able to wrap my head around HOW stupid they really can be.
another great upload!! Thank you so much!!
As always , BE SAFE!! 👍😊
I like the question, "Can I ride the bison?" Yea, just ask the animal and most times they will say, "Get on, I'll take you for a ride!"
A sidebar. Check your battery on your car. It sounds like it's about to die soon. Just an observation. Thanks Chris!
Chris is a Legend! Even the food he eat is GOLD! always makes me hungry everytime 😁
i look forward to watching you every Sunday, Chris... ..either for breakfast or at dinner time.... Such great fun....
Thanks for taking us along Chris, man that's some beautiful country out there.
Nothing like a man that can cook well, neat organized … so enjoy your videos
Great video Chris. Nice mix of hiking, cooking and good advice on respecting wild animals' space. Unreal how some folks just walk right up to these dangerous animals. "When do they put them back in their cages?" Breathtaking naivety which could cost them their lives. KH!
hey Chris!! after watching the news clip of the incedent, "touron" was a sad description ( but true ) of the mindset of some people visiting our National Parks, seems like common sense is going the way of the dinosaur, very good video though.
sorry, my spell check broke
Common sense .. what common sense .. there isn't any when it comes to people now. Seems many have a death wish and that's their choice. Great upload once again in a very picturesque area Chris. Thanks. Bushyboy Oz.
Great part 2 Chris. That valley was beautiful. ❤️🇦🇺🦘
Glad you enjoyed it
July 27, 2022
Thanks for all the info. Chris! I seem to learn something new everyday from your channel.
I so love the way you incorporate the hiking tips, scenery, stories, your delicious cooking tip and meals, BF encounters and etc. Your channel is truly an original!
I also love that you're bringing Bigfoot/ Sasquatch encounter stories to the table ... and bringing out awareness that these beings truly exist out there!
Btw, usually when I'm watching your channel it's dinner time for me at work.. I work grave yard.
So when you say your cheers after cracking open a cool one... You better believe I'm raising my glass as well! 👍
You're super cool Chris!!👍
Stay safe as always!
God bless!
I just Love your channel!
Showing support from Apple Valley California, the high desert 🍎
Thank you so much Callie. Appreciate it! BCC
Great alpine views 👍👍✌
Carson Iceberg Wilderness is a real treasure. And sometimes it is very Sasquatchy...Great Video, Chris!
Love the Sunday tradition of your videos I'll be watching tonight after work.cheers be safe.
Beautiful video! I felt like I was right there with you - thank you very much, needed that!
You are so welcome!
Really enjoyed the video Chris !! Breakfast looked great, love the beauty of the scenery, everything nice and green and the lake’s looked so blue !! Love seeing ya back out there hiking and camping !!👍🏼
I look forward to all your adventures. You seem like a very nice man. All the cooking drives my wife nuts. Lol. I love it!
Thank you for the story Chris and at 2:05 now your making me hungry !
Keep up the great work !
Thanks for letting us tag along on your camp outs!! I wish I had the time you do to go on these adventures! Being an industrial maintenance manager at a factory in East Tennessee they don’t give much off time!! You help me get away into nature!! Thanks brother
Chris your videos are great!
new subscriber here! i just found your channel and i love it!
Another one you might like is the Dog Man Encounters Radio channel here on UA-cam .
It hasn't been so good lately you might like the older stories some of them are absolutely horrifying and riveting
Watching your videos is like talking to a good friend.
Great entertainment as always Chris. Thanks so much. Your channel is part of my weekly schedule now.
Awesome, thank you!
Another good video! Thanks Chris. I wanted to relay a couple of things to you, after seeing your lantern prop, I went looking on Amazon for one and found one that I ordered and love. It is a NEBO 15 LED lantern / 9" battery operated traditional metal lantern design for indoor/outdoor use / rustic red. It has a well worn finish and a very realistic flickering flame, check it out. Also, when I was a kid, I read a bigfoot story that was very chilling that was supposedly told to Teddy Roosevelt about a early 1900's trapper and his partner, the man's name was Bauman. Id love to hear that tale again from you on a video.
Love every video and everything you do. So entertaining like sitting and visiting in person.
Great video Chris !! Looks like fun camping and hiking 🥾🥾.....💖. Seeing the wildlife...💖🏕️🥾🥾🏕️..👍👍
Great video Chris ! Looking forward to more camping and great stores.
👍👍😎
What a beautiful country we live in. One year in Yellowstone while making our way down the road I caught a woman about to station her small child atop a bison as the father took a picture.
Incredibly stupid people ... they need to have Hefty fines for people doing stuff like that
Great episode! Would love to hear more about your tourist experiences in the future, I am sure you have a ton of good stories!
Made the same exact breakfast but added two pieces of left over bacon crumbled in the scrambled eggs. I buy those same potato hash browns.. I break them up and freeze them in packages of 2. Beautiful area really beat my kitchen in toledo ohio. Thanks for sharing your hike and story. Looking forward to your next video.
Down there on the rock eating breakfast looks peaceful
That meadow was breathtaking! I love wildlife and could watch wildlife videos all day long. I have never been fortunate enough to see the big fellas like elk, moose or grizzlies! I assure you I would not be a "touron" if that is how it is spelled! 🤣Thanks, and keep the videos coming!
I was laughing so hard when you talked about the questions about bison from the touron… lol
LOVED YOUR BREAKFAST TOO! Enjoy watching such beauty and breathtaking views and listening to your stories!
Enjoyed the part 2 hike Chris! I don't understand why people think wildlife is friendly? To many Disney_movies I guess, personally I won't even get close to a squirrel.
Putting your feet in that spring is the ultimate grounding! How glorious! I lived it vicariously through you. Thank you
We also called them Tourons when I lived in Jackson Hole 1995-2005. It’s still fitting and relevant. I enjoy all of your videos. Thank you for sharing!
I especially love the mountains, streams, reminding me of Day hikes to Lake Louise and following Fish crick to the inlet.
I am upset with myself for getting ( acidentally) too close to bison in Canada.I had a cast on my left leg, spun around and I was a foot away from Mrs Bison.
Woops. Scattered, 🐌 slowly outta there!
Thank for reminding us wild animals deserve repect!
Love both videos, part one was great part two is beautiful with waterfall and great info on bison. Making two parts was great idea. Thank you for both and love all of your videos!!
Lol just saw a bison yesterday.in the field Thankfully far enough to enjoy with a good zoom lens .
Thanks for your video work, I do not blame the animals, can you imagine having people always bothering you? It's a wonder they don't get even more mad.
I've watched almost all of your previous videos......maybe need about 10 more to finish.....it's so fantastic to see an "up to date" video!!!
Thanks again, for all you do to share your adventures with us! I appreciate you beyond words!!
I have had many encounters with bison over the years. Not only are they big and fast, they can also be scary quiet Seeing you cook made my day. Stay safe and cheers to you and your subs.
So much to love about this video! Aside from your skill at taking and editing your video, the food/cooking, scenery, talks, info and just everything else can't be beat. Very relaxing and enjoyable!! ❤
Thank you so much!!
Hell w that
They’re just as pretty, through the camera scope/zoom 😅
I grew up on farm-around horses, chickens, deer, cows and one HELLUVA mean turkey who wanted me for a pecking post - they all taught me, within minutes, about allowing animals their space as well as alerting animals to your presence.
Very cool!
I am so envious of all these places WITH WATER that you show us! Also no loud people around - just how I love to hike! Thanks Chris - this southern California desert rat needs to see the green & water! Tou-ron is a kind way to describe these idgets that disrespect wildlife & their space.
Thanks for the extra work/time you put into your videos - showing us all the beauty!
Stay safe - keep hiking!
Great presentation, really enhanced by the example videos. It can't be stressed enough that wild animals are just that, wild and they aren't animatronic, with an off switch.
Love your videos... am living vicariously through your adventures!! hehe ! Some of us are blessed to watch others , so keep it up !
love the fiddle. Reminds me of Ken Burns Civil war
Great music. More like that please.
I have 2 friends in a nursing facility that I send your videos to. You have transformed many lives.
Hey Chris, every now and then if you did a video from your yard, garage, driveway, or recliner would be cool.
Thank you for the video! ☼☺♥☼
Beautiful breakfast, so relaxing by the stream, wouldn't you just love to have that stream in your back yard, I live about 100ft off the Hudson River, but there is nothing like and up and close stream, a beautiful video, I wish I was there with you
Hi Chris, greetings from the Czech Republic. Dude, I have been stuck with your channel for close to a year now. I think that might be a record. I like to play your hiking videos in the background when getting ready for work and stuff. It is pretty relaxing. Also, I appreciate the Nevada setting. Do you ever watch the night sky there or something?
Hi - Yes, I do....we were watching the moon last night on the deck over the canyon....heading for a full moon in a few days. Thanks for watching!
“ When do you put wildlife back in their cages” I would’ve died, haha! 😂 Im from Colorado and drive to WY often and see Bison often. NEVER have I thought “I need a selfie with one” or whatever their case was 🤦🏻♀️
I was six years old when we traveled to Yellowstone. I saw my first bison (it was behind a fence). It snorted, and I ran back to my parent’s car and laid down behind the driver’s seat to hide. I wasn’t in any danger but even at six years old, I knew better than to get too close.
Lol that picture with the tourons taking a pic with a bison in the background.
Hey cool thanks Chris!! 😊✌️♥️👁👁
"I love how green it is...... Not the lake the grass!" hahahaha you got me
GREAT. CAMPING.
You’re travelling alone, camping alone. Just the thought gives me the heebee jeebees! I guess I have listened to too many missing people cases!
Hey Chris great video. I could tell you were from Minnesota the first time I saw you. I lived there for 8 years. Then came back to California. Was wondering if you could let me in on where you were camping in part 1. Heading up to that area on Wednesday for a solo camping trip. Thanks and keep up the good fight.
Another great video Chris! That was an awesome breakfast you cooked! Keep’m coming!
Thanks!!
I have major disabilities, which make life hell. But watching your videos helps me forget for awhile. Probably sounds silly, but i almost fell like I'm there with ya - which is a pleasant escape from reality.
Thanks!
Jim - from Chicago, IL.
Yellowstone tourist: “when do they put the animals back in their cages…”. 😂🤣
I love the beautiful bluegrass version of the Hymn, "Leaning On The Everlasting Arms of Jesus" you had playing in the background. Good video. Thank you.
Great channel great content thank you chris for all the hard work
I’m always amazed to see the the tourists forget the wild part of wildlife. I ran from a skunk just the other night, and was so proud. My dog was too. Thanks
I love the 'tourons' part.
Beautiful scenery! Absolutely stunning!
Ah yes, the Yellowstone tourons - well, as I always say: Yellowstone is Mother Nature are her finest. It weeds out the stupid. Just think, they won't breed any more or cause any more harm to others. Because you see, folks - stupid people are the most dangerous people on the planet.
Stayed at a guest ranch just outside the park, well closer to Dubois actually. They had a book titled "Death In Yellowstone" I couldn't put it down. Finally found a copy in a book store and put it in my library. Worth a look.
I bet your Folger's was, "Good to the Last Drop"; but, Maxwell House, would argue this point! Haha! You are a good cook, Chris! Really enjoy your video's down hee ya in Kentucky!😊
That’s pretty funny. Just seconds before you said Touron. I was thinking of the same word. Because that’s the term we used when I was a Ranger in Zion NP.
Good one. Keep hiking buddy.
Thanks Dr D!
I lived and worked in Yosemite. They have tourons too. I once saw the mom put her MAYBE one year old on the back of a large full rack beautiful buck while the dad took a picture. I was afraid to say anything incase l was the one who might cause an awful incident. Back then the only animal caused deaths were from deer.
Butiful place.n I think now days younger people need to hear these stories agine.can maybe save some one
Breakfast looks mighty tasty, along with the view of the stream and trees and freshest of air. Nice. You're in a perfect place during these hot summer months. 115 in Phoenix!! What in the heck?
Well Chris, all I can say besides the fun way you tell your stories, is the fact you crack me up. You get me laughing so hard I'm laughing and breaking wind at the same time.
I appreciate that…lol!😀
This was a good video. Gorgeous scenery
Thank you very much!
Enjoying your vid’s so much. Beautiful! Thanks.
Glad you like them!
Could post a hot tent and just live there forever it's so beautiful and majestic. Very good video work to. Good job brother 👌
Touron, lol. My sister worked at a visitor center near Yosemite. People always asked where they could see the MiWuk Indians.
Great video. Educational and well made. Thank you.
Thank you!
One time we were hiking into fish Slough Creek in YNP and we were heading to the second spot of Slough and we ran smack dab into a Moose cow and her calf. They were in a swampy area feeding only about 60 ft away as we came outta the trees and around a corner. We froze and then backed up slowly and went the long way. haha, it was more frightening than our grizzly encounter we had in YNP(50ft). The grizz took off, luckily as we had our whistles. we only saw his backside.
Wow! quite a story...yes Yellowstone has some Wild Backcountry!
OMG Chris! I just now realized we were both working with the parks there in 1983-84. I worked for the US Magistrate for Teton National Park, and the park rangers were often in court dealing with what were usually low level crimes. If I recall right, there were two different grizzly attacks during that time, one in a campground and another a person solo camping. The rangers wouldn't talk about the solo camper mauling in front of me. Probably just as well.
Lovely small waterfalls with greenery!
Chris I d have a cup of coffee around a camp fire any time..heart felt message to you from 74 yr Michigan camper retired in Mexico thanks
I just love your little convenient way of making food and stuff, it just works and looks so cozy, makes me want to go out and hike and camp now. great stories too, always nice when it’s by a beautiful place. we need more people like you that goes out and explores nature like this
I had to laugh when you said tourons..back in the day,in the 1980's when I lived in Mammoth Lakes, Ca.for many years and we called the tourists/skiers tourons.
You are sooo right about tourons. OMG! It is unbelievable sometimes how some minds work. No instinct nor inner knowledge what so ever. XD
Beautiful trip, thx
Glad you enjoyed it
Very enjoyable video Chris!
"Can we ride the bison?" Well, once.
good one.
Went to Yellowstone in the 70s and saw an idiot chasing a bison with a heavy old school video camera in his hands. He chased it across a road and down through some trees and into a meadow.. suddenly the bison spun around and charged him and the guy dropped his camcorder and made it to the trees where he had to hold up for who knows how long until it was safe to retrieve his gear. I remember my outdoor mom warning me as a child "Remember, Mother Nature doesn't give a hoot about you".
Wow....crazy story ...best not to chase Bison.
Love your choice of music Chris. God bless you.
Love your old music, it brings me back to childhood memories.
I love your background music intro. Gospel hymn. Leaning on the everlasting arms!!!
Loving the vids Chris keep them coming 👍🤙🙌