Yes, there were other campers there, it is a popular place. Looking at a topo map, it looks like the top of the plateau behind the camping area is about 1,200 ft, the camping area is around 1,000 ft and the floor of the coulee around 800 ft elevation.
Thank you for another great video. We were at Steamboat Rock park couple of weeks ago and it was our first visit to this part of WA. The geology of eastern WA is truly an amazing wonder. I am looking to get a drone and If u don't mind me asking what model drone do u use.
Your nice comment is very much appreciated. I have been using a DJI Mini 3 Pro for some time and I think it is really good. DJI makes several nice drones, I don't think you can go wrong with any of their drones that fit your budget. I just recently added a Hoverair X1. The Hoverair is useful for quickly grabbing shots of walking or biking. It is very compact and doesn't need to a controller making it quite convenient for some kinds of shots.
It is definitely a very sparse landscape. The sage brush and grasses are alive. I saw a few rabbits. Interestingly, for much of the time, it was one of the more quiet places I have visited. I would occasionally hear a bird song or a flock of geese passing over. Of course, there is sound when a car goes by on the road. When you get close, there is the sound of the waterfall. But otherwise, it was often very quiet.
We were in eastern Washington in July going by Soap Lake (where add Ivory Soap to the water!!), Grand Coulee Dam etc. We were going to go over the North Cascades highway but at Twisp we had to turn around because of a forest fire and go back south to Wenatchee and Stevens pass.
Thanks for the info about your trip. I have just begun visiting central Washington. It seems that there are so many interesting places to see in the area.
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Thank you very much. Not only was it well done and enjoyable, but I'm about two hours away. Next spring I plan to take a trip there.
Sounds great!
LOVE Frenchman Coulee!!!
Yes, it's great!
Great camera work.
David, thanks for watching.
You’re a braver man than I, going down that road to camp!
Ron, thanks for the comment. Entry into the camp is a bit rough, but even with the modest road clearance of my van is was OK.
I reaaly liked the night sky time lapse. I need to get out somewhere where I can see stars.
I worked for a diatomaceous earth mine that operates just off silica road. Needless to say I'm quite familiar with this area. 👍
Thanks for sharing. I don't know about the job, but it would seem that the commute would be better than what most of us put up with.
Along old US 10, before the I90 bridge was built. There used to be a bridge there, across the Columbia. Nice astrophotography.
Thanks for the info and the nice comment.
The Air Force used to conduct their dessert survival school portion for their Survival Instructors here for years.
Interesting, thanks for the info.
Another beautiful video of northwest!
Many thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
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Thanks, glad you liked the video!
Nicely done more of our beautiful state to explore
Thanks, yes it is a great place to visit!
Jameson Lake in the Moses Coulee is pretty cool.
Thanks for the suggestion, looks interesting.
I enjoy your videos. I would like to go traveling before I get too old. Thanks for the inspiration Aloha🤙
Thanks, go for it! I love visiting beautiful places in the outdoors. Mahalo
First of your videos I’ve seen. I really enjoyed it. I’ll be checking out your past videos too. Thank you!
Thanks for the nice comment and your interest in my videos. I hope you enjoy them.
Nice video production.
Much appreciated, thanks.
Seems like there were other campers ...did you tell us what the elevation was?
Yes, there were other campers there, it is a popular place. Looking at a topo map, it looks like the top of the plateau behind the camping area is about 1,200 ft, the camping area is around 1,000 ft and the floor of the coulee around 800 ft elevation.
@northwestcampervantravels7248 thanks I like to know those facts. I don't do well in super high elevation.
Great video and nice editing. Loved how you replaced the drone whine with other audio
Thanks, glad you like it.
Thank you for another great video. We were at Steamboat Rock park couple of weeks ago and it was our first visit to this part of WA. The geology of eastern WA is truly an amazing wonder. I am looking to get a drone and If u don't mind me asking what model drone do u use.
Your nice comment is very much appreciated. I have been using a DJI Mini 3 Pro for some time and I think it is really good. DJI makes several nice drones, I don't think you can go wrong with any of their drones that fit your budget. I just recently added a Hoverair X1. The Hoverair is useful for quickly grabbing shots of walking or biking. It is very compact and doesn't need to a controller making it quite convenient for some kinds of shots.
Is there anything alive there?
It is definitely a very sparse landscape. The sage brush and grasses are alive. I saw a few rabbits. Interestingly, for much of the time, it was one of the more quiet places I have visited. I would occasionally hear a bird song or a flock of geese passing over. Of course, there is sound when a car goes by on the road. When you get close, there is the sound of the waterfall. But otherwise, it was often very quiet.
You may be surprised how much wildlife is there.
@@northwestcampervantravels7248 In the Spring, it can be vibrantly green, with plenty of flowers in the nooks and crannies
In April and May the wildflowers there are beautiful. By late June though they are going dormant - only receive about 8" of precipitation. 🙂
Geology, man. Try again.
We were in eastern Washington in July going by Soap Lake (where add Ivory Soap to the water!!), Grand Coulee Dam etc. We were going to go over the North Cascades highway but at Twisp we had to turn around because of a forest fire and go back south to Wenatchee and Stevens pass.
Thanks for the info about your trip. I have just begun visiting central Washington. It seems that there are so many interesting places to see in the area.
@@northwestcampervantravels7248 Yes there are. We live in Idaho now. I did post a video on Utube about trip.
As if this place isnt alredy way overcrowded.....
Agree. It used to be uncrowded, but social media ended that, as it has for a lot of places.