I realize that this was put out several years ago, but the message is timeless, and the content beautiful. I'm 63 and starting my build on a Rans Outbound. I cant wait to do this trip. Thanks for sharing this important time in your life as a pilot and a person.
At 67 years old, I am finally finding the time to get my fixed wing add-on to my Private Pilot Certificate (I've been rated in Helicopters since '85) and I'm looking forward to many solo travels, especially through Idaho. Your video has been most inspirational. Thanks for the confidence booster.
There is something about this video that I have always loved. I have watched it multiple times. Probably the lack of editing out things with adding fluff and just feeling like you are actually there with ya. Great job.
One of the best, if not the best, flying adventure videos on UA-cam. I've watched this video so many times and I'm sorry I haven't given the praise it deserves earlier. Thanks for sharing it with us 😊
This probably the tenth time I’ve watched this video and it never gets old. I haven’t been able to fly the last 2 months because of all that’s been going on. This video represents everything I love about being a pilot. Grass fields, adventures, freedom, friendships. Whenever I’m missing the sky I watch this video and it renews my love for flying
Every so often I come back and watch this video. Without fail it always re-focuses my love for aviation and causes me to crave the adventure of a cross-country trip to a place like Idaho. It’s a challenge to produce something that inspires people to this degree, but you nailed it with this video.
Great video, Evan...just great! Not sure how I missed it all this time but worth the wait. Sure gets the juices flowing for another trip to Idaho. Fun to see some of the same people I've met thanks to our BCP connection...and also to think how much has changed since then. Love this aviation stuff and hope our paths cross someday! Bart
Hello from New Zealand. Iam not a pilot but watch a lot of aviation via this platform. Just watch this video and have to say how awesome it was. Infact going to watch it again. Thank you Evan. It really touched my heart.
I owe my direction of life now due to the inspirational videos chosstronaut had posted to UA-cam his video what do you desire moved my lufe back on track. I bought a savannah vg flew it 980nm home for my first real cross country experience and now have done more flying in the past 6 months than I had in the previous 10 years. This video is the single best thing I have seen come out of UA-cam since chosstronaut posts everything rings true, the thoughts of turning around, being scared being only your desisions but without being outside that comfort zone we would not have a life to document and possibly change someone else's. thank you great job keep it up and from Australia fly safe.
Travis, I have heard many times that Tyler's videos were an inspiration. His true passion came through in everything that he did. He was a great person with a big heart. Thank you for the nice comment. This is the message that I was hoping to convey- The reality of an adventure like this. Fly safe and take care!
I enjoyed your adventure back country flying. It was the final moments of the film all the sorrow came back. You see Tyler sounded like a good friend to be around but Tommy Weiss was our Civil Air Patrol's Commander Major Greg Weiss. Tommy was one of 2 son's that Greg taught how to fly his Cessna 170B . Greg died of a heart seizure before Tommy's death. Tommy was a Captain in the Corvalis Oregon fire dept paramedic. When I joined the CAP Greg was very knowledgeable funny and outspoken. I did not know his son's personally but Greg was so proud of their accomplisments. I myself had a Mooney 231 Ilike the speed and the positive control of torque tubes. Take care and be well.
Really enjoyed your trip. Great narration and editing. I am a budding back country pilot. I only have 11 hours of single engine time but 22,000 hours of multiengine/ATP under my belt. I'll have to get my single engine endorsement first and then my tail dragger sign off. Looking forward to owning and flying my own plane after over 35 years of military/airline flying. Four more years to mandatory retirement. Cheers!
Thanks Jeff, and thank you for your service! Im sure you will have no problems transitioning, minus warm feelings of redundancy ; / Fly safe, and enjoy!
Thank you, took me back years! I am a licensed Pilot, lived in Salmon, ID - 3 years. Flew many times into the "Flying B"! I have been to many remote strips in the "Frank Church Wilderness Area". Including landing on Mine tailings at Yellowknife. Great Aircraft Super Cub!I have landed on a Frozen Lake in upper Idaho in a Cub on Skis. Enjoyed the Mountains, Hot Springs, etc.
I really enjoyed your video! I am very excited to buy my first airplane which will be a Cub in the next year or two and a trip like this is what I would like to do. Thanks for sharing. I didn't want the video to end!
Steveo, Thank you! I really appreciate it. I always enjoy your videos, and take this as a great compliment! There may be a part two in the works as we speak. I just got back from another trip out there in my 1957 182A. On the Cub, you will never go wrong with that choice. Flying in it purest form.
Hey there Steavo, also love your videos. About to take my private check-ride here in Boise, ID. If you come flying in central Idaho and stop by McCall (a common starting point), come check out the McCall Smokejumper base. If I’m around, I’d love to show you around.
This is now my favorite video that I have ever seen! Your narration was excellent, and you captured the deep passion for flying that most people will never experience. You went to the places that most of us flat landers dream of flying to. I will watch this video many times over. Thanks for the ride. I may have to point my 170's nose NW one of these days. Man what a trip you made! Safe Travels always.
Thank you for posting this video. It's my inspiration and I have watched it multiple times now. I just purchased a Badland Aircraft ultralight kit and plan on living a similar dream on a much smaller scale; fly around the local desert and camp under the wing. Thanks again,. Every time the dream fades a little against the backdrop of reality, this video revives it in technicolor. I can't wait to build my plane and finally live a similar adventure.
This video never gets old. I watch every so often to remind me and stir in me that great feeling of why I fly in the first place. The adventure and confidence it has given me being a private pilot. Thanks for this inspirational video.
I lived in Boise for about 15 years and still have friends who live in Garden Valley. We spent many weekends camping in those mountains. This is a great video. Well done young man !
Great film, it was awesome to come along for the long cross-country. I'm a commercial helicopter pilot and will start fixed wing training in June, we live out here in Utah, I'm looking forward to landing at some of our more remote airfields someday soon. Thanks again for sharing your experiences.
Like many of those who made comments prior to this humble soul's; your production topped all. As a fellow Ohioan, the mention of Ohio Bush Pilots made me chuckle. In addition, seeing one or two Superstols told me that I am traveling in the right direction. I am putting together the funding to purchase one of Just Acft's products. The ultimate goal being to expose my 3 year old grandson to the wonders of tools and building and culminate with a trip similar to yours for the two of us. Your video has been a true inspiration to me and I am sure, to many others. All this being said, your writing skills have tremendous potential. Keep putting your words on paper. Write, write, write. In your video, you are developing a great tone and voice. Your passion for the subject matter comes shining through. These three items, plus the style in which you speak and write can and will combine into a solid product. Do keep up the great work. I will follow you from Findlay. Now, go slip the surly bonds...
Thank you Brad for the kind words. It is truly appreciated. Good luck on your upcoming project. I am sure your grandson will cherish that time with you. Fly safe!
Great documentary! Packing light for such an adventure is a challenge. I saw your huge pile on the hangar floor. It might be fun to do a follow up video (I do this after almost every motorcycle adventure) of what gear you brought that worked and what you didn't really need. Juan.
Right at 21:32, that is a very familiar view to me! That's "my" range, the Portneuf Range, and I can almost make out my strip, I even estimated your altitude pretty closely, 11K or so. I do engine off ridge soaring on the ridge in my Rans S-7S, seeing it unexpectedly like that was weird but made me appreciate even more where I live and fly. I knew Tyler also....
Do it. You only live once. One of my most memorable days was when my wife gave me the thumbs up. She said I worked hard, I deserve it. I hope yours does (did) the same for you.
This is a great video/documentary. I will be completing my microlight pilot license next year, as well as my fixed wing license. This inspires me to also make an adventure film. Happy flying!
Very nice video. Flew Seattle area to Oshkosh and back this summer in my Kitfox, and had some similar adventures and feelings of trepidation and accomplishment. Will be making Idaho the focus next summer, and looking forward to the backcountry.
Dude! Back in the day, my buddies and I would go down and rent share the C.A.P Cessna 172 and go on a 3-day weekend fishing/hunting/camping/scuba trip almost every 6/7 weeks. When I got married back in '86, my wife took away my dive gear, my Harley, my day-sailer, and my Cessna 150L. But in retrospect, one could say she traded them off and gave me four crazy-ass kids ! I got my sailboat back in 2008 (an 18' American Sail) and my Harley back in 2012 ( a used 2004 Roadking with 8,000 miles ( a garage queen)). I put 11k of glorious miles on the cruiser the first year. Here it is 33 years A.M. (After Marriage) and she still won't budge on me getting an inexpensive STOL plane. Still looking for that budget 2-seater . . .
Awesome video man! I was holding short on the lake bed when Tom and Tyler collided. Something I'll never forget. I will also never forget my first trip to Idaho from CA in my 2-stroke powered Avid Flyer.
I wanted to tell you how much I so appreciate you sharing this video. I am humbled to watch your great adventure that I hope to do someday. Money always seems to be an issue for me and with my hearing impairment I almost gave up on it. Then Ultralight kit planes came to existence. So...maybe I too can fly my dreams as you did yours. I love the music you have selected. Lucky for me I live in Oregon so a Idaho trip will be a short one for me.
Wow what an amazing trip and with such little experience. I hope to do the same in the near future. That engine cooling scare when you were doing a slow climb thru the mountain valleys! Holy shit balls!
Very nicely done. I'm a lurker on BC pilot and want to make a trip like you have. Just have to finish my airplane. Now that I'm retired I have more time to build parts.
Enjoyed the adventure and really liked your choice of music. It's been 4 years since my last trip to the Idaho back country. Thinking about going again next year. But, right now planning a New England trip in Oct with a stop at the Wad fly-in.
What you show in video is truth in loves contentment. Like an amber light touching gently upon a soul. This large grandness speaks through you and also in us all to play and dwell in. This what we are is greater than we can imagine. Share what you are and let it be known for all to see. You are a beacon. Thank you and be free forever. :)
I watch this for years to remind myself of why I want to fly.
Like others have said, I rewatch this every few months to remind myself why I enjoy flying. It helps bring me confidence. Thank you for that.
I realize that this was put out several years ago, but the message is timeless, and the content beautiful. I'm 63 and starting my build on a Rans Outbound. I cant wait to do this trip. Thanks for sharing this important time in your life as a pilot and a person.
One of my favorite videos... I’ve been re-watching this since before I had my own Bush plane. Thank you for taking the time to make it.
Thank you!
One of the best aviation videos I have watched on UA-cam to date.
At 67 years old, I am finally finding the time to get my fixed wing add-on to my Private Pilot Certificate (I've been rated in Helicopters since '85) and I'm looking forward to many solo travels, especially through Idaho. Your video has been most inspirational. Thanks for the confidence booster.
I keep watching this twice a month since you uploaded it.. and still remains one of the best productions I've ever seen...
Thanks for sharing...
Edoardo Calistro wow!!!! thank you for saying that. It really means a lot to me!
Blue skies and tailwinds mate... have a wonderful life
There is something about this video that I have always loved. I have watched it multiple times. Probably the lack of editing out things with adding fluff and just feeling like you are actually there with ya. Great job.
You sir are a Man among Men. There should be a Medal awarded for Courageously Living Your Dreams.
still one of my favorite YT videos, thanks for sharng
Thank you for watching!!!
One of the best, if not the best, flying adventure videos on UA-cam. I've watched this video so many times and I'm sorry I haven't given the praise it deserves earlier. Thanks for sharing it with us 😊
Beautifully put together video. Sorry for your loss.
Fantastic film man.
Thank you sir!
This probably the tenth time I’ve watched this video and it never gets old. I haven’t been able to fly the last 2 months because of all that’s been going on. This video represents everything I love about being a pilot. Grass fields, adventures, freedom, friendships. Whenever I’m missing the sky I watch this video and it renews my love for flying
Thank you so much for saying that. Glad it has helped in these strange times we are in!
Every so often I come back and watch this video. Without fail it always re-focuses my love for aviation and causes me to crave the adventure of a cross-country trip to a place like Idaho. It’s a challenge to produce something that inspires people to this degree, but you nailed it with this video.
Great video, Evan...just great! Not sure how I missed it all this time but worth the wait. Sure gets the juices flowing for another trip to Idaho. Fun to see some of the same people I've met thanks to our BCP connection...and also to think how much has changed since then. Love this aviation stuff and hope our paths cross someday! Bart
Hello from New Zealand.
Iam not a pilot but watch a lot of aviation via this platform. Just watch this video and have to say how awesome it was. Infact going to watch it again. Thank you Evan. It really touched my heart.
Thank you for the kind words. Means a lot! I had a great time making it.
I owe my direction of life now due to the inspirational videos chosstronaut had posted to UA-cam his video what do you desire moved my lufe back on track. I bought a savannah vg flew it 980nm home for my first real cross country experience and now have done more flying in the past 6 months than I had in the previous 10 years.
This video is the single best thing I have seen come out of UA-cam since chosstronaut posts everything rings true, the thoughts of turning around, being scared being only your desisions but without being outside that comfort zone we would not have a life to document and possibly change someone else's. thank you great job keep it up and from Australia fly safe.
Travis, I have heard many times that Tyler's videos were an inspiration. His true passion came through in everything that he did. He was a great person with a big heart.
Thank you for the nice comment. This is the message that I was hoping to convey- The reality of an adventure like this.
Fly safe and take care!
So many awesome people I have met on UA-cam thanks for sharing this Brother it was a joy to watch and listen to
I enjoyed your adventure back country flying. It was the final moments of the film all the sorrow came back. You see Tyler sounded like a good friend to be around but Tommy Weiss was our Civil Air Patrol's Commander Major Greg Weiss. Tommy was one of 2 son's that Greg taught how to fly his Cessna 170B . Greg died of a heart seizure before Tommy's death. Tommy was a Captain in the Corvalis Oregon fire dept paramedic. When I joined the CAP Greg was very knowledgeable funny and outspoken. I did not know his son's personally but Greg was so proud of their accomplisments. I myself had a Mooney 231 Ilike the speed and the positive control of torque tubes. Take care and be well.
Very nice video and narration. You do a nice job. Flew in a Cub as a kid with a ole boy here. Best times . Safe travels
Great music throughout and a great trip. Love the honesty of feeling scared, mark of a good pilot.
Count your blessings. In 48 years I've never had that kind of adventure. With your mindset there is nothing that you can't accomplish. Good luck sir.
Thank you sir!
Really enjoyed your trip. Great narration and editing. I am a budding back country pilot. I only have 11 hours of single engine time but 22,000 hours of multiengine/ATP under my belt. I'll have to get my single engine endorsement first and then my tail dragger sign off. Looking forward to owning and flying my own plane after over 35 years of military/airline flying. Four more years to mandatory retirement. Cheers!
Thanks Jeff, and thank you for your service! Im sure you will have no problems transitioning, minus warm feelings of redundancy ; / Fly safe, and enjoy!
That was really enjoyable to watch! Great camera work, editing, and narration. That had to be a really fun and challenging adventure! 🍻
God bless you for following a dream. That was an epic undertaking for a low time pilot. Just awesome!
Thank you, took me back years! I am a licensed Pilot, lived in Salmon, ID - 3 years. Flew many times into the "Flying B"! I have been to many remote strips in the "Frank Church Wilderness Area". Including landing on Mine tailings at Yellowknife. Great Aircraft Super Cub!I have landed on a Frozen Lake in upper Idaho in a Cub on Skis. Enjoyed the Mountains, Hot Springs, etc.
I really enjoyed your video! I am very excited to buy my first airplane which will be a Cub in the next year or two and a trip like this is what I would like to do. Thanks for sharing. I didn't want the video to end!
Steveo, Thank you! I really appreciate it. I always enjoy your videos, and take this as a great compliment! There may be a part two in the works as we speak. I just got back from another trip out there in my 1957 182A.
On the Cub, you will never go wrong with that choice. Flying in it purest form.
Love to see this kind of freedom during these days and this year, can't wait to get back out and experience the life yet again.
Hey there Steavo, also love your videos. About to take my private check-ride here in Boise, ID. If you come flying in central Idaho and stop by McCall (a common starting point), come check out the McCall Smokejumper base. If I’m around, I’d love to show you around.
Very well made aviation flick. Keep up your training!
What a awesome experience! Thank you for sharing this!
This is now my favorite video that I have ever seen! Your narration was excellent, and you captured the deep passion for flying that most people will never experience. You went to the places that most of us flat landers dream of flying to. I will watch this video many times over. Thanks for the ride. I may have to point my 170's nose NW one of these days. Man what a trip you made! Safe Travels always.
That guy at the campfire should have an album!
Absolutely agree!
Kitty Wells beat him to it
Hank Thompson would be proud though
Agree!
That's dale from the bar. He always be singing. Which is why I love Idahome.
Thank you for posting this video. It's my inspiration and I have watched it multiple times now. I just purchased a Badland Aircraft ultralight kit and plan on living a similar dream on a much smaller scale; fly around the local desert and camp under the wing.
Thanks again,. Every time the dream fades a little against the backdrop of reality, this video revives it in technicolor. I can't wait to build my plane and finally live a similar adventure.
Poundingsand thank you for the nice comment. Keep pushing forward man! Do something every day to move forward, no matter how small.
This video never gets old. I watch every so often to remind me and stir in me that great feeling of why I fly in the first place. The adventure and confidence it has given me being a private pilot. Thanks for this inspirational video.
One of the best aviation videos I've ever seen. Absolutely fantastic work.
One of the best flying videos on YT...what an adventure!
I lived in Boise for about 15 years and still have friends who live in Garden Valley. We spent many weekends camping in those mountains. This is a great video. Well done young man !
Great video, nice story. I am out of my comfort zone just starting flying lessons at 62 ! You should be proud of this accomplishment young man !
A beautiful little film taking you right along for the ride.
Thankyou for sharing.
Best aviation video I’ve seen on UA-cam. Pretty inspiring my dude.
Thank you for the comment. It was my pleasure to make it for you all.
Very inspirational and moving video. Great job with the storytelling! All the best from Alberta Canada!
Watching this really made me miss my days of flying. Really great video, well done!
Great film, it was awesome to come along for the long cross-country. I'm a commercial helicopter pilot and will start fixed wing training in June, we live out here in Utah, I'm looking forward to landing at some of our more remote airfields someday soon. Thanks again for sharing your experiences.
Beautiful video, storytelling and music. Thanks for creating this content and sharing. Tail winds Captain!
Some great photography there. Thanks for taking me along for the ride.
Like many of those who made comments prior to this humble soul's; your production topped all. As a fellow Ohioan, the mention of Ohio Bush Pilots made me chuckle. In addition, seeing one or two Superstols told me that I am traveling in the right direction. I am putting together the funding to purchase one of Just Acft's products. The ultimate goal being to expose my 3 year old grandson to the wonders of tools and building and culminate with a trip similar to yours for the two of us. Your video has been a true inspiration to me and I am sure, to many others.
All this being said, your writing skills have tremendous potential. Keep putting your words on paper. Write, write, write. In your video, you are developing a great tone and voice. Your passion for the subject matter comes shining through. These three items, plus the style in which you speak and write can and will combine into a solid product. Do keep up the great work. I will follow you from Findlay.
Now, go slip the surly bonds...
Thank you Brad for the kind words. It is truly appreciated. Good luck on your upcoming project. I am sure your grandson will cherish that time with you. Fly safe!
Great documentary! Packing light for such an adventure is a challenge. I saw your huge pile on the hangar floor. It might be fun to do a follow up video (I do this after almost every motorcycle adventure) of what gear you brought that worked and what you didn't really need. Juan.
One of the best videos I've seen. Great job!!!
Evan, This is Outstanding!!! Loved every second of it!!!
Beautifully filmed, love the vibrant colours .....it really shows the country at its best
Right at 21:32, that is a very familiar view to me! That's "my" range, the Portneuf Range, and I can almost make out my strip, I even estimated your altitude pretty closely, 11K or so. I do engine off ridge soaring on the ridge in my Rans S-7S, seeing it unexpectedly like that was weird but made me appreciate even more where I live and fly. I knew Tyler also....
love the video. thanks it reminded me why I got into flying and why I built a low and slow..... great work and what an experience.....
Stumbled across this as I’m just starting my first steps into aviation and I can’t tell you how much I love this. Thank you!
Just stumbled on this one, great adventure thanks for taking us along for the ride.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed.
Just wanted to say I truly enjoyed your adventure. Great video! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Chris
WOW. An amazing journey, my friend! thank you for sharing! -Boom
Thanks so much!
Loved watching your adventure. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you for watching. I had a great time making it!
Thanks so much for sharing! You've fed my inspiration even further...now i have to convince my wife that doing this one day is a great plan...=)
Do it. You only live once. One of my most memorable days was when my wife gave me the thumbs up. She said I worked hard, I deserve it. I hope yours does (did) the same for you.
This is a great video/documentary. I will be completing my microlight pilot license next year, as well as my fixed wing license. This inspires me to also make an adventure film. Happy flying!
Thanks for sharing. Awesome adventure!!
So well presented,a story of personal adventure and determination,really enjoyed your story,blue skies and good landings sir.
Thank you!
Stumbled onto this via backcountry pilot vid. What a lovely piece of work. thanks for sharing this!
Thank you so much for that video experience. Nice job. Rest in peace Tyler.
Very nice video. Flew Seattle area to Oshkosh and back this summer in my Kitfox, and had some similar adventures and feelings of trepidation and accomplishment. Will be making Idaho the focus next summer, and looking forward to the backcountry.
I heard about Tyler and cried
Rest In Peace Tyler
Great adventure! Working on eventually purchasing a cub to do similar flights. Cheers from Washington County, Ohio.
What a great film. Thank you
wonderful video. Love the west and have many great memories having been stationed at Ellsworth AFB, SD a lifetime ago. Your video hit home.
Wow what an awesome video! Really one of the greatest I've seen so far! Keep making movies like this please :)
Nice video and soundtrack, beautiful plane and great country!!!!
Nice editing job. Great narration. Wonderful trip summary at the end. Thank you for posting this.
Thanks Ted!
Awesome man- and thanks for introducing me to VSQ!
Great video. Reminds me of the early Warren Miller ski movies. Great adventure. Thanks
Dude! Back in the day, my buddies and I would go down and rent share the C.A.P Cessna 172 and go on a 3-day weekend fishing/hunting/camping/scuba trip almost every 6/7 weeks.
When I got married back in '86, my wife took away my dive gear, my Harley, my day-sailer, and my Cessna 150L. But in retrospect, one could say she traded them off and gave me four crazy-ass kids ! I got my sailboat back in 2008 (an 18' American Sail) and my Harley back in 2012 ( a used 2004 Roadking with 8,000 miles ( a garage queen)). I put 11k of glorious miles on the cruiser the first year. Here it is 33 years A.M. (After Marriage) and she still won't budge on me getting an inexpensive STOL plane.
Still looking for that budget 2-seater . . .
Awesome video man! I was holding short on the lake bed when Tom and Tyler collided. Something I'll never forget. I will also never forget my first trip to Idaho from CA in my 2-stroke powered Avid Flyer.
I wanted to tell you how much I so appreciate you sharing this video. I am humbled to watch your great adventure that I hope to do someday. Money always seems to be an issue for me and with my hearing impairment I almost gave up on it. Then Ultralight kit planes came to existence. So...maybe I too can fly my dreams as you did yours. I love the music you have selected. Lucky for me I live in Oregon so a Idaho trip will be a short one for me.
Wow what an amazing trip and with such little experience. I hope to do the same in the near future. That engine cooling scare when you were doing a slow climb thru the mountain valleys! Holy shit balls!
What a wonderful video. You make a lot of people envious and happy at the same time!
Sorry about your friend.
Amazing story! Great production man - keep 'em coming!
Top quality stuff right here. Great Work
Awesome video! Enjoyed your adventure!
I can't wait to stop instructing and start flying bush. Awesome video!
Wow... enjoyed watching this👍
Good video.
Great images.
Thanx for posting.
Great video. Awesome storytelling, nice edit. Good choices for music too.
I live near Idaho City. Funny seeing all these places. Cool video.
If I'm correct my father flew that 502 air tractor from Idaho back to Kansas for Heinen brothers Agra service after they bought out that location
I live in Idaho and have been to many of the places shown. Great video!!
Nice job. I have a two year old Kitfox SS I built and want to do the same trip. Also want to fly to Alaska. Maybe this year.
You in ohio?
Awesome well put together
adventure of a lifetime. Thanks
for sharing.
Very nicely done. I'm a lurker on BC pilot and want to make a trip like you have. Just have to finish my airplane. Now that I'm retired I have more time to build parts.
Nice video, good story telling. Sorry for the loss of your friend.
Great video, great job putting it all together.
Enjoyed the adventure and really liked your choice of music. It's been 4 years since my last trip to the Idaho back country. Thinking about going again next year. But, right now planning a New England trip in Oct with a stop at the Wad fly-in.
Great job putting the video together.
Fly safe.
This video was awesome! I hope to see more like this!
Thank you!
Great video. Thoroughly enjoyed this!
What you show in video is truth in loves contentment. Like an amber light touching gently upon a soul. This large grandness speaks through you and also in us all to play and dwell in. This what we are is greater than we can imagine. Share what you are and let it be known for all to see. You are a beacon. Thank you and be free forever. :)
This deserves a film award
VERY WELL DONE.
IF THIS DOCUMENTARY WOULD HAVE BEEN A BOOK...IT WOULD HAVE BEEN THE "YOU CAN'T PUT IT DOWN !" TYPE.
BLUE SKIES !!!