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It looks more like a tape leech

these are clearly clips filled at different times of the year, not in one day

Campbell River is NOT "halfway up the Island ".

Great video guys, I really like your style! NZ is truly beautiful - keep making these awesome videos 👌👌

17:17 For those wondering what's what in this shot, front & center, we have Elkhorn. The high, distant blue peak just to the left is the Golden Hinde. Dropping straight down from the Hinde to the peak just behind Elkhorn is Mt. Colwell, which features the tallest rock wall in the country, and remains unclimbed. To the right of Elkhorn is Rambler, and to the right of that is Colonel Foster, sitting above Berg lake.

10:54 - That's the spot to camp. When I hiked this the plan was to camp on the ridge, then summit the following day and pack out. The weather forecast changed for shit for day 2, so we decided to grunt all the way to summit and back to camp on the ridge on the first day. Absolutely the toughest day hike I've ever done. Made for the most delicious beers we had chillin' in the snow at camp though! 9 AM start, summit around 7 PM, back to camp around 9 PM. It was much snowier when I went, and the established trail was buried. I found myself in a few precarious situations. That gully that connects the bowl to the ridge was full of frozen hard-pack snow. Even at 2 PM, you couldn't stab the toe of your boot into it, so we were forced to go around (left side). Closer to the top of it, we were forced into it, which was a 10 foot deep moat barely wide enough to walk through. Now my idiot buddy decided it would be smart to try boot skiing down that the following morning. He took off way ahead of me, and I didn't know what he was up to. When I was out of the moat and back into the trees, I had a slip on the dry hemlock needles, and strained my knee. Meanwhile, idiot was sliding to his doom on that ice, pawing at the tree tops as he whizzed by, finally managed to grab one and ripped his shoulder out. Good times! A little below the basin, my knee decided it wasn't going to bend anymore. Awesome! I had to lead every step with my straight leg all the way down. When we got to the powerline crossing, I quit. I threw buddy the truck keys, and told him to go 4x4 the powerline trail and come and get me. Yeah, that was a one-and-done hike for this guy.

Great job! Thanks!

I am going to do it tomorrow

What music is playing at 7:32 and onwards? Can anyone please provide sources? thanks.

What music is this?

I saw that

Such amazing production, kudos to you for the beautiful shots and your editing team!

You attracted a crowd by the end there

We camped up there at Neys Provincial Park during the summer after my sixth grade and LSPP the prior summer. I remember picking up supplies in Wawa

what time of year did you guys go?

Cheers from northern okanagan,wicked video! What a grind!

ow,that rock just hit my nuts

Not only are you cooking right beside your tent but you’re cooking meat right beside your tent. Major fail! It’s ignorant, stupid behaviour like this that gets bears and other wildlife killed as they become habituated to human food.

Bro im thinking i need to get upwards as im a lazy maori who hasnt been past wellys .. were you scared of anything? Would uhave preferred company?

I'm going to VU in August for the semester !! I'm so excited

Why would you take a pound of butter? Boys, learn to dehydrate your own meals.

Poor bears 😢 They’re pretty freaked All the noises they’re making , pretty clear signals they’re scared & want you away. Meh I like your videos otherwise.

Different scramble terrain loose rocks and branches..

I love in goa and I am glad that you love it here , hope your future be with prosperity❤

The leech be thinking that yo blood is salty

Like no.85 Happy Holi once again brother 🌈🌈🎉 Jay shree Vishnu ❤

Location please

My man got an Indian car wash

I climbed this a few years ago in one long day, I remember it being a very tiring one but amazing views!

Leech:"Im a siren that sucks yo bloooood😎"

Not all leeches suck blood. Seems most that live in lakes around the US, even if attached to your body, is more out of their curiosity rather than wanting to eat. These types usually eat fish eggs or even plant matter.

Nice work ,on the hike and putting the film together! It was interesting to see the trip through the eyes of a first timer. Kings is one of my favourite. I have climbed it over 55 times to date. I usually go up a couple times a year.

Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

Awesome video, Rupert. I'd like to drive across Canada one day. 😊

Explain very well

excellent video

Keep up the good videos

Your videos are very good I have watched many videos ❤

When will you come to India again?

enjoy this video 🤟

Very good video keep it up

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Great video 👍

Good Video❤

Great to see what you guys were up to. I'm glad you didn't airbrush out Ricky's toe infection, and gave him a chance at the end to tell what happened. Lovely music and time lapses across BC especially in the Badlands of Alberta, in the Monashee Mountains, and on the west coast. Congratulations on posting it finally!

Great video! Fun to see this a few years later.

29:30

That lightning storm timelapse was crazy.. great video bud

Monumental video documentary. I loved the conservation part of it, will definitely take a look into his works.

Glad you were okay.