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Awesome!! Thanks for watching. I will try to get all the rest of the videos up soon.

Thank you! Yes, videos of the East Coast are coming soon!

@@CyclingAlaska Nice!! By the way, which month did you do the trip? thanks!!

@@carlosordo8777 In January. It is cool for Taiwanese people in January, but if you are from a cold climate, January weather in Taiwan will feel nice for you.

@@CyclingAlaska Ok nice. Im thinking of doing it in November, so weather should be nice then too :)

Happy to help! My experience renting from MathewBike was very good! Glad to recommend them.

@@CyclingAlaska Thank you, looking forward to watch and reference all your videos to Cycling Around Taiwan.

Nice job on the trail, thanks for your all your hard work!

I don't remember exactly, but it was enough time to have a look around and get some good photos (and video).

No, it's not. But it's still cheaper than renting your own vehicle and driving from ANC or Fairbanks.

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Thank you! 감사합니다

This was at the end of March or beginning of April. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for your comment. I agree with you, I find Korean people very generous. Glad you found the bicycle infrastructure in Korea excellent as well!

I took took the bus back from Busan to Seoul. There is storage underneath the bus and you can put your bike there. There were very few people on the bus so the storage space was empty. I wanted to take the train but when my (Korean) wife did research, she found that either recently bikes were not being aloud on trains of they had to be broken down and put in a bag/box during transit. Are you bringing a bike from home or renting in Seoul?

Hard to say exactly, every year is slightly different. Rabbit Lake is in the alpine area above 2,000 ft, so it thaws later than the lakes in Anchorage. I would expect by the beginning of June you would see some water (and some ice still possibly).

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Thanks. Yeah, that was a good day. Nice climb. And the stop at the exercise equipment has become an instant classic! 😂

Yeah, this day was nice...but wait for the following day...day 3 was pig and goose farms and factories. It smelled terrible the whole day 😆

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Hello there! Thanks for watching!

February if I remember correctly.

True, but it's a long walk back in the dark.

I usually ride by that rule but a 10,000 ft climb was a big one for me.

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You’re welcome 😊 Thanks for watching!

Yes it was! Thanks for watching!

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

Hahaha....when I stopped I said to myself..."Patrick would definitely NOT approve of this." Haha. It was cheap though.

No, but I probably should get one. Maybe when I do the East Coast route. Thanks to you, I knew about the medal. That's why I mentioned it in the video.

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Thank you! 😃 Yes, I loved cycling through Korea.

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Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

The temperature the day I visited was a few degrees above zero. The challenge of visiting is the time period for skating is possibly very short. The lake needs to freeze properly and you need to get there before the snow falls. You have the chance to see bears anywhere in Alaska. Usually in winter the bears are in torpor.

@@CyclingAlaska 早速のご返信ありがとうございます！いつかあんなに美しい湖でスケートしてみたいです。 20年前にFair banksにオーロラを見に行きました。とても綺麗で感動しました。 そしてAlaskaの方々は本当に皆さん優しくて感動いたしました。美しい動画をありがとうございました。

It's nice to hear you had good experiences in Alaska. (I also had great experiences traveling around Japan!)

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Thank you! Cheers!

@@CyclingAlaska thanks

I only use the Tenikle 360 as a tripod, for example when I am filming myself hiking past, see 0:14 into the video.

In my experience the Tenikle 360 would not work to hold a GoPro during action filming (for example, while riding a bike). It is really meant to hold a phone. But it will work to hold a GoPro when used as a tripod. So I have used it in filming during cycling or hiking videos, but only as a tripod.

I didn't measure the ice while I was there on October 25th but all parts of the lake were completely solid. There were many people skating and it had been measured by someone in the Nordic Skating FB group a couple days before at at least 4 inches. I don't know what the weather has been like up at Rabbit Lake this week, but i suspect there were warmer temperatures. It is always a good idea to check the Nordic Skating Facebook groups to check if anyone has been up there recently. And today it snowed in Anchorage and I'm not sure if there was snow in the mountains.

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Yes, it's an unboxing video.

Thank you very much! Have you hiked in Alaska?