I can't even imagine the hard work and skill that went into everything that you captured. Well done. I utilized the first segment as "my moment of silence" for the 29 lost lives. The beautiful images paired with the perfect soundtrack were synergistically wonderful.
Walked here last January; cold, oh so cold, snow everywhere. Late in the afternoon, stunningly beautiful scenery, sun low on the horizon. No sounds, just the crunch of our foot steps, my son and I. Thank you for this amazing video and bringing back those beautiful memories.
May they rest in peace...those 29 men. BUT....May they ALSO rest in peace, the 1500 PLUS people that died in shipwrecks less that 100 miles from where I'm writing this.
What a magical time to be at Split Rock……!!!!
It was quite the evening!
The great lakes are so beautiful
It's great Superior is an easy drive from the Twin Cities.
Absolutely beautiful video footage and background music 🎶
Thanks Billy!
Just beautiful, stunning, lovely!!!! Come to our State, it's just wonderful!!!! 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲...
Thanks so much for watching!
I could watch this video for 8 hours straight…it’s just beautiful.
Thank you for watching Heidi!
I can't even imagine the hard work and skill that went into everything that you captured. Well done. I utilized the first segment as "my moment of silence" for the 29 lost lives. The beautiful images paired with the perfect soundtrack were synergistically wonderful.
Wow! Thanks for the kind comments and for watching!
Seeing this in person is on my bucket list. Thanks for capturing this.
Thanks so much for watching Lee. Lake Superior never disappoints!
Thank you, thank you! The pain in my heart and soul for they who perished. Beautiful work you created!
Thank you for watching Adrianne.
You're very welcome.
Love that you included some stills from Duluth as well. I appreciate having both the sound of the water and the music overlaid. Well done. 😊
Thanks for watching and the kind feedback!
Hauntingly beautiful
Thanks for watching!
That’s some awesome footage and the music adds to the video wonderfully.
Thanks for watching!
May their memory be eternal.
Walked here last January; cold, oh so cold, snow everywhere. Late in the afternoon, stunningly beautiful scenery, sun low on the horizon. No sounds, just the crunch of our foot steps, my son and I. Thank you for this amazing video and bringing back those beautiful memories.
Sounds like a great walk and memory. Thanks for watching and the kind comments! - Scott
Thank you for the great video and for the memory.
Thanks for watching!!
May they rest in peace...those 29 men. BUT....May they ALSO rest in peace, the 1500 PLUS people that died in shipwrecks less that 100 miles from where I'm writing this.
❤ hard to believe thats not the ocean
It's great having such a unique lake, that can behave as the ocean, just a couple hours from where I live.
Phenomenal
Thank you for watching Robert!
Love the video.nicely done..why don’t they keep the light lit all the time?
Thank you for at least keeping the storm audio included, but it’d be even better without the background music.
It's a fine line between storm audio and annoying wind in the mic. The music adds a balance between the two.
Where did you take the pictures from at the 5 minute time. Love the spot you were photographing from.
Tettegouche State Park. The cliff with the radio tower is Palisade Head.
I see you listed a Mavic in your equipment list. How did it perform in these winds? Curious if I talked to you at Palisade Head this fall…
It was too windy for me to chance it! I have flown the Air 2S in decent winds, but not here. I didn't need it at the bottom of Superior. Haha
10 Nov 1975 was mega worse. 200 years prior, to the sinking, was the birth of my Marine Corps.
I agree, better without the music, but nice anyway. Thank you!
I am so grateful that I do not live in Minn!!!!!!!
It’s not like that all the time. Lake Superior for the most part is pretty calm the rest of the time.
Well it’s no Ohio ;-)
Love the video.nicely done..why don’t they keep the light lit all the time?
Thanks for watching! My guess is technology on ships has made the lighthouse not needed. And probably cost and maintenance.