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This was an amazing hike ❤

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Hey we have a sweet 4runner camping setup in Hood River. We might just bump into you some day.

Ive done that trail many times on my way to the Plains of Abraham. Amazing scenery. A really long ways when you get out onto the Plains.

Great thank you for posting!! Just a question here ,,when you got to the creeks each time were there visible signs of where the path continued on the other side? Like could you tell where you were to continue before you crossed? Thank you in advance. Oh also, how long did this hike take you just out of curiosity. Thank you again.

Awesome setup for a winter escape! Love your videos, cheers✌️

Yummy looking food!! Wonderful that you got properly diagnosed with your allergies and being siliac too. The forests are beautiful there and the ocean too. Thanks for sharing it with me.

Another great spot, nice to see the new trailer is working out great.

We camped in 25 degree temp last weekend and my diesel heater kept the inside of my RTT at 70 degree and its dry heat no condensation at all. Didn't even have to use my sleeping bag. Awesome videos guys.

Beautiful spot guys! We've never really explored that side of the forest. We're definitely going to this season. When it warms up a little and we can tent it vs pulling the travel trailer 🤣. Thanks for sharing! 🍻

Vanity project

Legend!

My family and I about 15 years ago, for 9 years In a row. Camped at every campground on the coast. But not that one. Bests years of my life. I’m 64 and live in Idaho now. I really miss the Oregon coast. But is like 12 hours away from me now. Thank you for the video !!!

that is a good spot right there.

Hurry a new videos. It sure looks nice there. At least it's not in the minus temps like here in Newfoundland Canada. The camper moves pretty easy. At least it's rain and not 2ft of snow. Good video. Thanks.

Love my diamondback HD! Going to pair it with a ikamper skycamp mini 3.0 at some point with the front runner rack

"deuces" is crazy :D

We camped outside the park and they used our 4wd car to explore the park. All of the trails we drove were not technical.

We spend a week or so each winter at Tortilla Flat CG. It is good to have a few days away from the winter snow in the Central Oregon Cascades.

We lived and camped on the Oregon Coast for 23 years. One limitation is so little boon docking opportunities. Now in Central Oregon Boondocking everywhere. Just returned from a week in NW Nevada. High Rock Canyon area. Blue sky every day. In a week we only saw 3 other people.

Roaming my old stomping grounds, moved from Port Angeles to Ohio 5 years ago. Took my fiancé out to the Tree of Life this past July. ONP in February is a trip for sure 😅

Tommy Boy and Ace Ventura references for the win 😂

I love Beverly Beach SP. Such a historic old campground. Suggestion for ya. Where the fabric spans between outriggers on your awning, clip on a length of weighted chain to pull the fabric down slightly to force the water off the awning at low points. Have the chains feed the rain into buckets that have a drain hose that runs away from camp. Call these "rain chains". Sure it is more crap to take with ya, but you can get cheap buckets from the Dollar Tree, and enough chain and drain hose to do all the panels pretty cheap. You can store the chains in one bucket and stack the buckets together for a smaller storage footprint. For the drain hose, I would get a few 10 speed rubber inner tubes and cut them in half and figure out a way to attach them to the bucket so they curve and drain the water away from camp. The would soft and roll up small to also fit in the bucket with the chains. You may have to loosen the awning strap a tad to get the desired slope off the panel with some practice.

Try taking papaya pills check into them you'll be amazed

all by yourselves !!

WHAT is on that Tarp ! lol

Chef !

Spend around 45k for this setup to experience outdoors. I'm not sure if it's worth it. Even if you are an outdoor guru and if so you'd walk in the rain exposed and live and breathe in the wild instead of hunkering inside a metal box, a $2000 giant rain cover, etc.

He was German and they called it Dutch mine? That is like calling an American Canadian (Because the Dutch/Netherlands are neighbors with Germany). Anyway, interesting story.

your body shapes say you sprnd most of time in front of you computer screens......

Super toxic nuclear water

Interesting...

The Goonies would be proud! Awesome short!!!

We are heading the other direction in 5 or 6 weeks. Currently 24 inches of wet snow at our cabin near Bend, Oregon. We love winter but 4 to 5 weeks of warmer and drier weather is good in February and March. The Alvord is a great place but it can be very windy. On one trip I was concerned that the wind could roll our 32 foot travel trailer. White Horse Hot springs are great.

Those helmets have new liners in them or are you wearing someone else's flop sweat?

Nice video. We were just there.

Oregon is so vastly uninhabited. It was hard for me to get used to after living in a huge city for a decade.

Arizona has some amazing scenery and history. I hope I can get down there in 2025 to do some adventures.

Is that a Coleman propane drip coffee maker? That's awesome. Great adventure. I did that road past Fly Flat CG a couple of years ago. Thanks for the video.

Looked like an awesome tour!

Okay, the camera with the zoom lens that you're getting shots of the mountain with - what are you using?

That was fun you guys. Thanks 😊

You guys were at what we call the open field off 9085. We camp there every fall for some matsutake foraging. Lol

I live in a town about 10 minutes from all of these locations, Enumclaw. I visited Franklin about 15 years ago. Some super creepy shit starts to happen when the sun goes down. We heard little kids playing where there were no kids. We were just past the cemetery. We heard voices at the mine shaft too. We got it all on digital recorder. Your chapter list has Wilkeson spelled as Wilson. Wilkerson and Carbonado are hardly ghost towns. They are both very much alive and lived in.

That looked like it was a lot of fun.

It was great meeting you this last weekend. Sounds like your year is going to epic. 😊