Really nice to see so much life in that spot! I don’t remember Beavers in that area years ago, but it’s a healthy sign they are there. Our ash trees are dying off rapidly and now the beech are starting too. I just love to see the many different patterns ice can develop. From treelike rings in small pools to elaborate shapes in bigger water. I don’t think I’ve ever noticed ice freezing in the star pattern you found, that’s really neat. Thanks for the Look-See! Glad you’ve got waders, that will expand your walk options. Stay well Em!
@@daleshisler2955 dont know if i could handle all the beech trees dying 😢 not to sound like a snob, but I never had an emotional attachment to ash trees like I do others
@ yeah, it’s disappointing to see the beech dying off. It’s starting to our north on state game lands. Beech Trees are just bare. I’m sure it will spread too. 🙁
That was a great little trip and looked like you were having fun! It's nice seeing someone so exited and happy about getting out by yourself in the freezing cold. You need some really good socks with waders btw.... I have never saw those stars in the ice that is just amazing to see, how doesn't matter. That itself on a hike would make my day, even if I saw nothing else. We get to see things by getting out there that most people never will, I recognize and am very aware of those things, as I see them often and know that they are rare Thanks for getting out and sharing that! I have not saw a single beaver anything here since the flooding, poor fellows, I fear the worst for the. Maybe you can catch a couple and we can release them here?
@@PACreekWalker not really, I think anything I would notice, you would also. For instance, the burl and the pattern in the puddle and those stars (wow) and the icicles ( I've always been crazy about those) and the burl and the big trees and the dead trees and the hawks and the beavers and their dams and the mushrooms (I'd eat those) and the birds and the football and the ferns and.... should I go on
You are the same and see things that are rare because no one else cares enough to get out, sometimes it's only there for a moment and then gone forever, like a sunset.
@@PACreekWalker I have known and met a lot of people. I have paid attention and studied them my entire life, along with myself. You are absolutely a freak and one of my favorites, it's completely unexplainable how this can be, and puzzling at how I can't find the words in our limited language
I wish I could still be as easily amused as you. I'm gonna have to get me some chest waders, put them on, and hope I get the same reaction you got. 😆 And "I love the sound of breaking ice. There's something so satisfying about it." 😃 I've watched every one of your videos and thoroughly enjoyed them. 🥰
Those are chest waders honey. Might I suggest that you wear fleece pants and long heavy wool socks in these cold water conditions. Also, be sure to wear the belt that came with your waders. Cold water is a killer.
I feel like the ice maybe froze into normal sheets and got covered in leaves, then something like rain melted the ice around the leaves faster than the ice under the leaves. Keep in mind I just totally made that up and it may have no actual resemblance to the truth, lol.
Can you tell the difference of Green and White ash by the trunk? A friend told be that White Ash grows more on hill and ridge tops but Green Ash more in valleys
11:00 A Winter Wren!!! Yes! Their latin name is Troglodytes. A troglodyte if you don't know is - a cave man or an animal that lives in a cave so it's living up to it's name right there.
I have hip waders they are like boots up the top of my thighs with loops that go around my belt attached to the top of the boots. I would call that a chest wader. It would be nice to have one of those.
@ Really enjoy your channel. I love in MD and travel to PA for Photography. Wonderful state for amazing vistas. Years ago, like YEARS, I was taking I-70 into Breezewood and a mountain lion leaped across the interstate 100 yards in front of me. One of those sights I will never forget
Good music 🎶 set of waders👍 unstoppable 💜
Wow, awesome hike. Never seen Star ice before today. Very cool. Many blessings
Really nice to see so much life in that spot! I don’t remember Beavers in that area years ago, but it’s a healthy sign they are there. Our ash trees are dying off rapidly and now the beech are starting too. I just love to see the many different patterns ice can develop. From treelike rings in small pools to elaborate shapes in bigger water. I don’t think I’ve ever noticed ice freezing in the star pattern you found, that’s really neat. Thanks for the Look-See! Glad you’ve got waders, that will expand your walk options. Stay well Em!
@@daleshisler2955 dont know if i could handle all the beech trees dying 😢 not to sound like a snob, but I never had an emotional attachment to ash trees like I do others
@ yeah, it’s disappointing to see the beech dying off. It’s starting to our north on state game lands. Beech Trees are just bare. I’m sure it will spread too. 🙁
I'm 59 and grew up with punk.Love your suggetions.The stars in the ice was cool.
Another awesome video. what's not to like .The great outdoors and music recs. Thanks for sharing with us.
@@billwicketvogel1787 thank you!
Thank you for cheering me up.
Awsome video,those are great waders,amazing woods and water
Nice chest waders I used to wear them water trapping
You are lovely. Please keep being you and doing what you do!
@@redhawkredhawk77com thank you! ☺️
I’m sick in bed with a cold and your little adventure cheered me up! I am so interested in the star ice and the beaver den. I LOVE punk music!
@@Earle63 nice, punk is not dead!
@ 👍
A beautiful walk in the woods ❤️
A Golden Crowned Kinglet!!! I love those. Kinglets are a wonder. They are also A Challenge to photograph or video.
@@Parker307 thanks for telling me!
Punk was good when it was skateboarders and deviants!! Your music suggestions are good!I
Miss the 90s.im 46 now lol
That was a great little trip and looked like you were having fun! It's nice seeing someone so exited and happy about getting out by yourself in the freezing cold. You need some really good socks with waders btw.... I have never saw those stars in the ice that is just amazing to see, how doesn't matter. That itself on a hike would make my day, even if I saw nothing else. We get to see things by getting out there that most people never will, I recognize and am very aware of those things, as I see them often and know that they are rare Thanks for getting out and sharing that! I have not saw a single beaver anything here since the flooding, poor fellows, I fear the worst for the. Maybe you can catch a couple and we can release them here?
@jeffphillips73 Id like to see the types of things that people like you would notice, that maybe I wouldn't notice
@@PACreekWalker not really, I think anything I would notice, you would also. For instance, the burl and the pattern in the puddle and those stars (wow) and the icicles ( I've always been crazy about those) and the burl and the big trees and the dead trees and the hawks and the beavers and their dams and the mushrooms (I'd eat those) and the birds and the football and the ferns and.... should I go on
You are the same and see things that are rare because no one else cares enough to get out, sometimes it's only there for a moment and then gone forever, like a sunset.
@jeffphillips73 😂 nope, point taken!
@@PACreekWalker I have known and met a lot of people. I have paid attention and studied them my entire life, along with myself. You are absolutely a freak and one of my favorites, it's completely unexplainable how this can be, and puzzling at how I can't find the words in our limited language
I wish I could still be as easily amused as you. I'm gonna have to get me some chest waders, put them on, and hope I get the same reaction you got. 😆 And "I love the sound of breaking ice. There's something so satisfying about it." 😃 I've watched every one of your videos and thoroughly enjoyed them. 🥰
@carlharper7410 awww thank you for watching!
Those ice stars are crazy
Another great video young lady!
@@RichardDoc-z8c thanks!
Nice, I want some hip boots👍🏻
Have you ever see a Dipper? They actually walk around completely under water in creeks and fly back in little holes and caves along streams
@@guaporeturns9472 only videos, they are cool!
@ Maybe that’s the bird you saw ?
I really need a new pair of chest waders before the spring. I was back in the woods today getting some Chaga . Just enough no more than needed.
Those are chest waders honey. Might I suggest that you wear fleece pants and long heavy wool socks in these cold water conditions. Also, be sure to wear the belt that came with your waders. Cold water is a killer.
@@bdickinson6751 you're right,thanks!
Now you need a fishing rod.
I feel like the ice maybe froze into normal sheets and got covered in leaves, then something like rain melted the ice around the leaves faster than the ice under the leaves. Keep in mind I just totally made that up and it may have no actual resemblance to the truth, lol.
@@BigIronTexas 😂
hope you can make it to maine, i haven't been to bar harbor but have been to stonington harbor and boothbay harbor. such a great state to go exploring
Nice that u paid tribute to your deceased friend at the beginning of this vid...
Can you tell the difference of Green and White ash by the trunk? A friend told be that White Ash grows more on hill and ridge tops but Green Ash more in valleys
@@Parker307 I cannot tell
11:00 A Winter Wren!!! Yes! Their latin name is Troglodytes. A troglodyte if you don't know is - a cave man or an animal that lives in a cave so it's living up to it's name right there.
I have hip waders they are like boots up the top of my thighs with loops that go around my belt attached to the top of the boots. I would call that a chest wader. It would be nice to have one of those.
BE carful not to fall and fill up with ice cold H2O
@@bobtail1200 will do!
Shout out to @post10 and his “big high boots”
I heard a covid story of this guy falling off his roof and dying and it was blamed on covid not the fall 🙈
@@zekeurrabazo yep. I believe it. They played that cars with so many people
Love your new waders btw 😊👍
That's a big mature buck rubbing those larger trees,And the star and hex shaped ice is cool I have never seen that.
I LOVE HEARING: I dont do people. I get it. I have good people skills but a half hour with a group of people and I am done with people.
@@Graeme408 exactly. Drains your battery quick
@ Really enjoy your channel. I love in MD and travel to PA for Photography. Wonderful state for amazing vistas. Years ago, like YEARS, I was taking I-70 into Breezewood and a mountain lion leaped across the interstate 100 yards in front of me. One of those sights I will never forget
@Graeme408 most people will never see a mountain lion in their lives, that is such a rare sighting! I love Maryland
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@@BigIronTexas they are so badass!