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Adventure Mine
Канада
Добавлен 27 сен 2009
Ride. Camp. Explore.
Adventure motorcycling, motorcycle camping, a little technique, lots of exploring.
Adventure motorcycling, motorcycle camping, a little technique, lots of exploring.
Cheakamus Connections
Exploring a hydro dam, fish, a train accident and two valleys with hidden connections.
Credits
Images
Indians catching salmon in the great canyon above Yale, 1908, Freshwater and Marine Image Bank University of Washington
Dip-Net Fishing by Indians on the Fraser River, 1899, Rathbun, Richard, Freshwater and Marine Image Bank University of Washington
BC Hydro Cheakamus interior, atlas-anchor.com/portfolio/bc-hydro-cheakamus-power-station-brackendale-bc/
Video Clips
Vancouver Jubilee, City of Vancouver Archives, searcharchives.vancouver.ca/vancouver-jubilee-1946
CN5500 West - Clearwater, B.C., R. Cody Erben, ruclips.net/video/khk-X3v6-EE/видео.html
Creek of the Living Dead 4K - Goldstream 2017, S...
Credits
Images
Indians catching salmon in the great canyon above Yale, 1908, Freshwater and Marine Image Bank University of Washington
Dip-Net Fishing by Indians on the Fraser River, 1899, Rathbun, Richard, Freshwater and Marine Image Bank University of Washington
BC Hydro Cheakamus interior, atlas-anchor.com/portfolio/bc-hydro-cheakamus-power-station-brackendale-bc/
Video Clips
Vancouver Jubilee, City of Vancouver Archives, searcharchives.vancouver.ca/vancouver-jubilee-1946
CN5500 West - Clearwater, B.C., R. Cody Erben, ruclips.net/video/khk-X3v6-EE/видео.html
Creek of the Living Dead 4K - Goldstream 2017, S...
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Видео
Remembrance Riding BC war places
Просмотров 34219 часов назад
Approaching Remembrance Day, I share of the places I have ridden in Vancouver and BC that were touched by war. Music Adagio for Strings, Samuel Barber, archive.org/ Bugle Call Taps, www.marineband.marines.mil/Portals/175/Docs/Audio/Ceremonial/bugle_call_taps_version_1.mp3 Pictures Canadian Vickers 'Vancouver' IIS flying boat 902 of No. 4 (FB) Squadron, R.C.A.F., Jericho Beach, B.C., 1936, A. Ed...
Whistler Ghost Town and the Ticking Timebomb that Killed it.
Просмотров 52 тыс.14 дней назад
I ride my Tenere 700 on the Sea To Sky in search of a Whistler BC area ghost town and the threat that killed it. That threat still exists and puts Squamish in danger to this day. Photos Pacific Great Eastern, Garibaldi, BC, 24 Aug 1954. (Library and Archives Canada Photo, MIKAN No. 4307873) Garibaldi Lodge - stumps in river - Daisy Lake, P.G.E. 1928, by Timms, Philip, Vancouver Public Library G...
Exploring Alouette & Stave Lakes
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.21 день назад
A sunny day so out for a ride on the Little One, my WR250r. 00:00 Intro 00:50 West side Alouette Lake 02:45 East side McNutt Blue Mountain riding area 06:09 Stave Lake
Road Report: Back of the Chief and Stawamus / Indian River
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.Месяц назад
A decent day so I ride my Tenere 700 up to Squamish BC to check out Back of the Chief and Stawamus / Indian River FSR. 00:00 Intro 00:30 Start Stawamus FSR 01:44 Start Back of the Chief 04:56 Back of the Chief Peak 06:39 To Sea To Sky Gondola 07:19 At Sea to Sky Gondola 09:10 Stawamus / Indian River FSR 10:11 The Gate
Columbia River: Land slides, floods, volcanos, and the meaning of it all
Просмотров 461Месяц назад
Riding the lower Columbia River on my Tenere 700 from I explore the crazy events that have shaped the lower river and it’s people. This is the final video in my Columbia River series. GPX Tracks Day 7 drive.google.com/file/d/1BXSByL5dkn9PUYBHbFtoqwDtRbKgJCcM/view?usp=sharing Day 8 drive.google.com/file/d/1eABnYRTAA5RRO4aQtEPmKXOn9pC6pvlc/view?usp=sharing Images Columbia drainage basin map By Km...
Columbia River: Southbound in America
Просмотров 565Месяц назад
Continuing my ride along the Columbia River on my Tenere 700 south of the American border, I find a land with few people and an austere beauty, along with some mega-and bizarre-industrial projects. GPX Tracks Day 5: drive.google.com/file/d/1UXycuObpU9QiTQqPfRgzzOqj7WlBVGfL/view?usp=sharing Day 6: drive.google.com/file/d/1lT-DVRZTiyBYm1oevJWdTzZPB18e5jD-/view?usp=sharing Images Columbia drainage...
Brohm to the top?
Просмотров 682Месяц назад
The sun was out so I try to ride my Yamaha WR250r to the top of Brohm Ridge just north of Squamish, BC. GPX track: drive.google.com/file/d/12v1e-a13wdPS2-cLzIL1J78AYLv9SyA5/view?usp=sharing
Columbia South to the Border
Просмотров 672Месяц назад
Donald Trump says Canada just needs to “turn on the faucet” to solve California’s drought. He’s talking about the Columbia River. So I set out to ride the Columbia River on my Tenere 700-all 2,000 kilometers-to find out where it starts, where it goes, and what it means to us. In the second video in the series, I ride south towards the American border. GPX Tracks Day 3: drive.google.com/file/d/1...
Riding the Columbia Headwaters
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.Месяц назад
Donald Trump says Canada just needs to “turn on the faucet” to solve California’s drought. He’s talking about the Columbia River. So I set out to ride the Columbia River on my Tenere 700-all 2,000 kilometers-to find out where it starts, where it goes, and what it means to us. Kootenay vid ruclips.net/video/UaWbd1hHnLw/видео.html GPX Tracks Day 1 drive.google.com/file/d/1oTqli4S4-rmQYIoyNRSm_wnk...
Texada Tracks: Adventure Motorcycle Paradise?
Просмотров 4,4 тыс.2 месяца назад
I set out to ride Texada Island on my Tenere 700 without a lot of expectations. I’ve boated past the island for years and never thought much of it. Come along for the ride and tell me if you think it is an adventure motorcycle paradise. GPS Trax: drive.google.com/file/d/1mxou6SbLQPv86ROvQuc_I_b3UmO3NK8A/view?usp=drive_link 00:00 Intro 00:48 Getting There 03:02 Blubber Bay 03:24 Vananda 04:15 Gi...
Alpine Cabins at High Falls
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.2 месяца назад
I take the Little One (WR250r ) up the High Falls Lookout searching for two alpine cabins. Route GPX file: drive.google.com/file/d/1NIP6_Mnh3p70BTIXuv4AfvwNGgzQDPm2/view?usp=sharing
T 7 Wind Screen Extension
Просмотров 1822 месяца назад
Installing a cheap wind screen extender for my Yamaha Tenere 700. Original extension www.amazon.ca/dp/B08XLRPGFH?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title Idea for new version from ADV Matt ruclips.net/video/YRIPWSrwOvo/видео.html Extension link: www.amazon.ca/dp/B0BN8KZYN4?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title Black Plastic: www.amazon.ca/dp/B0CCMNPWGW?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1
Furry Creek End of Logging?
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.2 месяца назад
We got a day of sun so I’m off to Furry Creek on the Little One (WR250r). I check out the washout on Furry Downing Rd and Phyllis Lake. GPX Files: Furry Creek to Phyllis Lake drive.google.com/file/d/14Dgo2xvhZRU_BuidjCU8_1YlDCTYcSmR/view?usp=sharing Branch line to the washout: drive.google.com/file/d/1hO3JX5L8xnJZXHbafHgVoeU3KiQYLFUe/view?usp=SHARING Music Song: Niwel - Bad Love (Instrumental) ...
Landslide Alley
Просмотров 14 тыс.2 месяца назад
Ken and I ride the Upper Lillooet River FSR to explore Meager Mountain Landslide, Keyhole Hot Springs and Keyhole Falls. Still photos of the landslide are by David Steers who worked with Pemberton Search and Rescue at the time of the slide. www.flickr.com/photos/dbsteers/4887197952/ Animation of the slide is by Gioachino Roberti who holds a PhD in geology ruclips.net/video/GX4ShT9nOow/видео.htm...
That damn is pretty amazing. Nice work on the Vid!
Thanks!
Very cool story 👍 in the video 🎥
Thank you 🤗
You can drive above the dam. It is alright, BR 100. But the next road is called BR 200., about a 1 KM further. It is really special. Goes up the backside of Cloudburst. This area is super cool. You can see deposition from Gaglarity explosion. A layer of Black, one foot thick. There is a whole other world up there.
Interesting. Branch 200 runs along the south side of Chance Creek? I did the cross over to High Falls back a few years ago before they destroyed it.
@@AdventureMine2022 Squamish Valley. Cloudburst North Arm Environmental Analysis. BR. 100
Ah yes, I've been in to Branch 200 but not 100. Great riding. Thanks for the view.
Very interesting Mike....I never knew. Thank you!!
I'm full of useless information! Glad you liked.
We will remember them, brother.
Thanks for watching.
Those gravel hairpins made me shiver just a bit. Also, the near vertical cliffs with absolutely no protection. I've driven both, but when you're watching someone else on the edge of doom, it's a little more shudder-worthy.
Still one of the most beautiful rides around. It was badly fire damaged a year ago, so different now, but still amazing.
Amazing narrative! Great great, visual content, and storytelling!
Hey thanks! Glad you enjoyed.
I have been stopped at that spot a couple of times!
You, me and a bunch of other people apparently. I'll get there one day.
Great view from up there. So, forgive my ignorance but is that gated access road open to any vehicle that can get past the gate? (ie: without getting hassled by the site operator?) If so, I'll probably give that a try.
I don't know if it is technically open but none of the gondola staff have ever harassed me. The sign I show in the video shows areas that are closed to motorized vehicles and subject to hefty fines. It does not include the section from the gate to the back of the gondola.
@@AdventureMine2022 Excellent, thanks very much for the quick reply.
Great vid! I gotta go…
Yes you do. Lots of great riding.
Interesting, I hadn't heard about "The Barrier" before. Makes me glad I didn't buy in Squamish! :P
Wow I have lived in bc all my life I guess I didn’t read up on history thank you 🇨🇦🥰👍
Amazing, right? I learned lots making it. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for your very thoughtful video. As a local I need to up my local history game. Videos like this are invaluable. Thank you. We will not forget! ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ever ride a KLR 650? curious to know how your bike compares only in an interest to get one, thanks. Been enjoying your videos.
I did. Was my first adventure bike. ( ruclips.net/video/Zt9EHD-8-BM/видео.html) I loved it but, after a year, started to feel like I da outgrown it. Simple, sturdy, reliable, underpowered, and the vibrations of a thumper. The T7 is smoother with way more power and still rock solid reliability. Thanks for watching!
@@AdventureMine2022 I always found my pants continually riding up into an uncomfortable position with my KLR.
Well done. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.
My pleasure! Learned all sorts of thing.
I only recently discovered this channel, and I’m glad I did. I’m impressed by the production quality and presentation, and as a rider, I’m intrigued by the content. As a proud Canadian, I’m particularly grateful for this very respectful piece, honouring the memory of those who made our freedom and prosperity possible. We must never forget.🇨🇦
Welcome and glad you liked it.
thanks for the video and remembrance,
You bet
Awesome vid 👍👍
Thanks 👍
I love the fact this video is reminding us that Remembrance day is not just for far off places! Thank you
Yes, some local places and, of course, people impacted. Glad you like it.
I feel happy to hear those stories.
It feels good to remember them.
This channel deserves waaaay more subscribers. Outstanding work, sir. Entertaining and informative, once again. 👌
Hey, thanks. They are coming, slowly. Appreciate your comment.
Thank you for this excellent video! “We shall not forget”
Glad you like it Chris. And thanks for the video shots--great stuff. Mount Bolduc hits hard when you know the history.
Very well done … thank you 🪖🎖️ Remembrance Day is special to me. I never miss the bugler playing “Last Post” at Victory Square. 😢 And thank you for the local history that I was not aware of…. even though I had an office on the Jericho Lands 👍👍
Glad you liked. A lot of it was new to me. Ferguson Point is cool the way the gun emplacements are revealed as soon as you are looking down on them.
Love it. Nice work!
And you're in it! Gotta like that. Thanks.
Well Done
Thanks!
Wonderful video. thank you
Hey, thanks. Glad you liked it.
I guess if one intends to live close to Squamish, it would be wise to learn how to swim.
I think you should check out the Ashlu Gold Mine in Winter. I guarantee you that it is one of the most interesting places you will ever see. I mine that comes out, into a Waterfall. The weirdest thing of beauty. Squamish River area. Ashlu River. If you have questions, just ask. I know this area, and can help. ELAHO River or West Squamish are things you must see in life. Im ordering you to check these to Rivers out and to respond. lol Your under orders young explorer. Spring in the Elaho is a must see. And so close to Squamish too.
Not heard of Ashlu Gold mine. Is this up the Ashlu A600 FSR? I've been up as far as Pokashaw Creek but never seen a mine. Elaho is a beaut. Been up there a few times and will go back soon.
HI. Do you know 50/50 waterfalls? It is 4 km past the Hydro Dam. Ashlu is a tributary of the Squamish River. The first tributary. Turn at 1KM on gravel road and head west for 15 km. Do you have an enduro Bike? The Gold mine is at the end of this road. This section of the road starts at the Dam area. Must see. Love your video and very interesting too. Im up the Squamish River, just past the reservation.
I have camped ,fished and found some buried treasure there.Wasn't aware of the history,thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
probably smart to build a dam below it and drain the lake half way. i doubt that barrier gives away for another 2000 years. humans are idiots
WoW! Absolutely Stunning And Breathtaking! I Loved it! 🫶🏻🤩❤️✨
Thank you! Cheers!
Question? Can't the lake be drained over time and the Barrier safely destroyed to keep the lake reforming and any new water would continue downstream?
Geologists believe a total failure of the Barrier is unlikely in our lifetime--but they can't rule it out. The more immediate risk are landslides off the face of it. I have not seen any proposals to drain the lake.
This doesn't effect Whistler, but it could destroy Squamish.
Still making videos, awesome. I am still riding, too.
Just like The 2024 Jasper fires. Time bomb waiting to happen.
Good lord. I had no idea. I live in Vancouver and plan to buy waterfront in Howe Sound. Makes you think.
I recognize that one area. Dan Hurd from Dan Hurd prospecting RUclips channel has been there. He's secretive on his claims, and you just gave it away, lol.
This is the reality of most mountain towns! One day the mountain comes down
Love Texada. We go to shelter point every year.
It's a stunner!
@ I’ve travelled most of BC camping. My two favourite sites of all time are Shelter Point and Rebecca Spit on Quadra Island. What you consider yours after all your travels?
Hmmm, That is tough. Anderson Bay on Texada is one. One just off Harrison East FSR ( ruclips.net/video/fLX3ZP0iKXA/видео.html ) and Side Bay on the west coast of Vancouver Island ( ruclips.net/video/5V7lcJWkLtA/видео.html ) Stunners all!
@ that’s funny my dad and I go off Harrison to the “dirty thirty” campsite every year. We’ve also gone to 20 mile bay a few times up the other side of Harrison. You ever make it to the hot tubs installed up there at clear creek? Never heard of side bay maybe that’s our next stop!!
Barkerville is a true gem. Tip: we’d love to see a picture of your meals. ☺️ Especially at the Barkerville Bakery. Best LongJohns on earth.
That bakery is very well stocked!
@ ☺️ It’s our first stop every time we go there. 😂
🤔 how is development allowed downstream, knowing the risk…?
So what you are saying is that instead of giving money to goldilocks social issues the province should be building a siphon system to drain the lake. I quite agree.
IF, IF, IF, the BARRIER FAILS !!! "IF" IS JUST WHAT IT SAYS , "IF" MORE FEARMONGERING, GET a LIFE
Nice video! There was also a fishing lodge and cabins on Lucille Lake that was removed.
Thanks. The 'civil defense zone' extended across the river. They also removed a campground from there.
My grandfather’s sister and husband, their son and his family lived in Garibaldi. They had been up there since the 1940’s I believe. First time I went up there in 1962 or 63 we walked across an old abandoned bridge across the river to watch the PGE Budd car come through in the early evening. I think B.C. Hydro bought some land off them for Daisy Lake dam construction and Highways did too when they moved the road from crossing the top of the dam to the present alignment below it. They had homes on both sides of the present highway and were bought out. I think calling Garibaldi a town was a bit of a stretch…I remember the lodge / general store and maybe some gas pumps and that’s about it. The road through there was basically a well used logging road at the time and had some pretty scary drop offs along Daisy Lake and in the Chekemus canyon. I do remember people talking about The Barrier too!
Thanks for the info--very interesting. Got any pics from back then? Yes, very hard to get info on the village. According to the Ombudsman's report there more than 50 properties within the evacuation zone in 1980 (found a map in his report which I will try to share).
@ I don’t think I’ve seen any pictures of back then around. We didn’t get up there often…we convoy with my grandparents with their 61 Chev half ton and Dad and I in our 61 VW van. Road was extremely rough and they were working on it in spots especially building the bridge south of the canyon…it’s still used! Once we went by Jeep up to Alta Lake as it was known then. The ski lift was there at current Creekside but very rudimentary. It was summertime and about 100F, very dusty and quiet! Just north of Daisy Lake dam they took us on a side road up to a concrete tunnel bored into the side of a hill. It was fenced off but half full of water and hundreds of tiny frogs. I assume it was part of the penstock pipe tunnel system…maybe a construction access tunnel?
Ah cool. I want to do a vid on that Daisy Lake power system. Thanks for the memories.
Why not start emptying the Lake now if it will one day wipe out Squamish?
I'm glad there's no scary music or I'd be crappin' my pants about now. 😟
Haha. Some people don't seem to appreciate my Halloween tale.
The barrier could and will let go. The flow will be high, but nothing like being exaggerated. Flash flooding will occur. The volume e of water will be spread out over the flow rate. The whole lake won't co e down at once, but it will come down at a high flashflood flow rate. Definitely not 300ft wave. Lol
This is over exaggerated
Nice video, thanks. The Sea to Sky is a great drive but I will now be thinking of this every time I go down!
Glad you enjoyed it! That barrier could hold for a thousand years. Enjoy your ride!