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I rode from MA to Albany and proceeded along the tow path westward to Rochester - ie. same/similar ride but reverse direction. Loved seeing those locks and sights again in your vid. Great time riding along the canal.

Make more bike camping videos plzzzzzz. I've watched this half a dozen times, along with a bunch of your other videos. You make such gentle sweet fun content

Yeah man, don't cross the trail geese, they will mess you up.

This was different but enjoyable. The video gave me a sense as though I was traveling with you. BTW, where did you find that small swimming hole at the 10:00 min mark? That was cool.

It solely comes down to your crew dynamics; I've completed a term at a Conservation Corps only to go to the same one the next year and quit a few weeks into it because of the crew dynamics. It is a great program to learn skills and be able to be hands-on with satisfying work, though none of this will be so if you are in a situation with difficult crew members; keep that in mind if you do decide to go, be ready to try and make compromises and have situations where you may not see eye to eye with members and be willing to find (or at least try) to find a resolution to some conflict because it will happen at one point or another, it's very rare you will be in a crew with everyone who gets along and all has the same interests. If you do find that crew, count your blessings and enjoy every bit of it!

I really liked your bikecamp video. I’m also a bikecamper and I think you in this clip managed to capture the feeling when you are out and travelling on a bike ☀️🚴💨💨💨

everything looks wonderful in this video. stay happy. stay healthy.

Mrs Harry Potter goes bike touring.

Because bus fair is expensive...

Marina, your video was delightful! You didn’t just show us the trail as many do, you told a story with many chapters that told us about you, your experiences and how to fall in love with life. I’m almost 80 and you, quite a bit younger, have inspired me to ride and shared your heart. Thank you!

I don't know about falling in love with the world? In one sentence, it puts me in the moment. Good job!

Ok, thanks to you, I have to do this now. I think I'd like to ride from Toronto to New York. I'd love to see a map of where you went, Please?

You are amazing. I watched it till the end and enjoyed every bit of it. I am planning to ride the Erie canal trail this May.

Congratulations 🎉❤

Nice video

What is the deal with putting ghee in your coffee? Am I missing out?

You have a great laugh!

When hills are involved, my motto is reversed…what goes down must go up.

Earplugs. I always pack some, they can help.

This is a very fun and exciting video! A sweaty back is annoying!

People are running over cyclist. I have already been hit twice. Once by an ebike in Alabama and once in Oregon by a truck

Her Simplicity actually makes her video very attractive and her as well❤

Loved the video. You may have just convinced me to try my first bike tour.

I'm applying to a conservation corps position (also based out of Asheville, NC coincidentally) and this gave me the inspiration I needed to sit down and write my cover-letter. Thanks for sharing all the good times you had!

Bring ear plugs

…But I see already something: I don’t know what. But when I wash them, all that emotional distress I felt by being looked upon as ‘this guy’s crazy!’ goes away. I go to the place now with confidence, I get myself a horrible looking piece of wood, put it over my shoulder, and walk to the truck with PRIDE. 🌊🪵 ☀️👑 [4:20 ] ty for this!

Lock 21 was a nice place.

I need friends like you! Your so adventurous!

You got me thinking its time to slow down abit.

20:56 hey, love your vid :D

do they provide a place to sleep and live like barracks?

This is great, make more of these! Used to love watching Iohan Gueorguiev before he tragically ended his life. I think it would give it more depth and drive if you infused more of a classic storyline to it with a clear goal and many many obstacles on the way that transforms you and keeping it tied to that. But this is already really good so don’t loose that for the sake of a clear story :)

can i ride with you?

That was a fun watch. Great storytelling.

Note to self, pack some cheap earplugs in camping gear.

What a hoot! Clever segment with some conscientious crossing guards ;-)

This is awesome!

So interesting 😊

Ear plugs

Wish I was younger 😅

What a great video!! Thanks for bringing us along!!

👏👏👏👏

Thank you.

Wow, Marina! This is incredible. So sweet and real. I love the pacing and so appreciate the peak into the life of an everyday artist. Love his smile and I can feel y'all's connection through the film. Thanks so much for creating this and for sharing yours and David's gifts with the world!

Great job Marina! Nice editing. The guy is amazing!

I must say your videos are more creative than what the guys put out ....haha 😊

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In the summer of 1972 I was in the second year of the YCC pilot program in RMNP. I'm so very glad the program is still going strong. We lived in the old CCC cabins that used to be in Hollowell Park. Ranger Steve Hickman and ranger Forrest Weldon were our leaders. One of our main projects that summer was to remove the overhead phone line coming down from Jim's Grove campsite on the way up Longs Peak and putting in a buried cable. Also pulled up mullein, helped on back country carry outs of injured hikers and climbers. Best summer of my life and still relive some of those memories now, at 69. The two I remember most often were the time I woke up in Chapin Creek valley and saw a huge herd of elk surrounding my tent, grazing (some literally 10' from my tent). I was solo backpacking on the weekend. The other was taking a rubber raft across Chasm Lake at sunrise with Twin Sisters Peaks and a beautiful sunrise to the East. A climber had fallen and broken his leg on a flake. His partner (and father) climbed back down that night while his son spent the night on the east face of Longs. We started up the trail in the wee hours of the morning and reached Chasm Lake just before sunrise. The raft was to bring the climber and litter back, as the area around Chasm Lake was so full of huge boulders, the raft was much easier with a litter. Walt Fricke and Steve Hickman (and maybe a couple others, don't remember) made the climb up to get him while we waited in the glacial cirque and got terribly sunburned, lol. If you get a chance to be a part of this, please don't miss it.

Great tour. Love your style. Would love to see more. P.S. Cannondales rock😀

Very Smart Guy try to go here in pillippine