Wow! what a blessing to have those beautiful trees as a remainder of an untouched earth. We should do whatever we can to preserve these magnificent forests.
We lived in Palo Alto for 6 months in 1980, you're last few posts have been a wonderful walk down memory lane for me, thx. The trees weren't fenced off back then.
I never thought about it until you brought it up..but I am American and have lived here many years and not realized or appreciated the diverse nature in my own backyard...your videos are brilliantly made...thanx again!
It is so amazing.... i have been there 20 something years ago, and i remember driving to the park and seeing those enormous trees from the distance. Felt impressed and a bit scared of thei size of that forest.
Don't know when you were there, but I was in Sequoia National Park on July 9th and hiked up Moro Rock around 4-5 am to catch the sunrise and take pictures. Totally alone and totally at peace. Loved every high altitude and controlled burn wheezing breath it took me to make it up there.
My father and I visited the Sequoia National Park back in mid-June and it was absolutely beautiful there! This was part of a 10-day road trip that we went on in the Southwestern part of the U.S. My father and I are from Indiana and flew from Indianapolis to Phoenix, then drove from there to the suburbs of Los Angeles on June 9, June 10, we went through downtown Los Angeles, to the Santa Monica Pier, then got up to Bakersfield, CA, June 11, we spent our first day at the Sequoia National Park, going up the Morro Rock and seeing the General Sherman Tree, June 12, we mostly hiked around in the Sequoia forest, June 13, we went through Death Valley, drove through downtown Las Vegas, and ended up near the Hoover Dam, June 14, we visited the Hoover Dam and I walked across the bridge that goes over the Hoover Dam, June 15, we took off and visited the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, June 16, we went up to the Four Corners Monument, before stopping in Flagstaff, AZ, June 17, we drove down to Phoenix for the day, and finally on June 18, we flew back home. It was the first time my father and I visited the west coast, seeing the Pacific Ocean for the first time, and we had the time of our lives! Now, I must ask you Hannah, what’s it like down in Australia? I’m looking to make a trip down there in January 2020 and I’m currently in the process of finding someone to join me for the trip! By the way, this was a great video!
Come back and visit Grand Canyon! Loving the footage and commentary of your US trips. Also noticed the neat transitions you have from clip to clip sometimes. Footage is awesome, you have a good eye for capturing the environment.
Hi Hanna I just discover your channel last week! I’m from Fresno. I’m so happy you’re enjoying our national park. We are so lucky we only live 1hour drive below both Yosemite and sequoia park! It’s truly beautiful there
I absolutely loved this place. One of the most beautiful places I've ever been to! I love the vibe in your videos and the way you presented everything. Keep it up :)
You always do a job of telling a story in your videos. Little things that add up to let us know about your experience. It’s not shiny or idealized, it’s just real - like filming snowball fights while balancing hitting the other person with keeping the camera out of the line of fire. It seems like you two have had a great adventure. Beach, mountains, desert, sun, rain, sleet, cold and heat. I’m glad you missed the earthquake, which was centered between the south ends of Sequoia and Death Valley NP. You’ve lived in Japan, so I’m sure you’ve already experienced one.
There’s a handful of these trees near Pemberton in the southwest of WA, not sure how they got there and they’re not old enough to be that size yet, but yeah, there is a sequoia grove in Australia amongst the Karri forest. Randomly 🤷♀️
Gen Sherman is supposedly the heaviest living single organism on Earth. Sooooo, in 2001, I was surprised that only an elderly 95 lb Park Ranger lady was the only thing guarding it! Also surprising was what a ZOO that place was during a Summer holiday weekend. Car alarms, screaming kids, engines, all in the background. AAA motorist assist had my car unlocked only 10 minutes after I called them! Very beautiful. But touristy.
Good camp fire tip... larger thick branches laid in a square log cabin style, and small kindling in the middle. You get good air flow, and structure. Good for fire.
Hahahaha Japanese Gandalf! Awesome. You can still be fire master in Australia as the eucalypts drop wood full of eucalyptus oil which burn oh so well. What a beautiful place, thanks for sharing your adventures.
wow Hannah that was huge and the veiw from the top fantastic but I am a bit mixed up what time of the year are you here, that van looks like the to travel save on hotel\motel costs anyway thanks again for taken us somewhere awesome stay safe see ya
awesome... one of the places i wanna see too... such a big tree.... and do u know what happens after the 30 day free trial if i dont keep using it? can i still use the songs that i used in that time after that?
There are so many things outside the park but still in Sequoia National Forest. Trail of 100 Giants, The Kern River, George Bush Presidential Tree.(never anyone there) Its now the 2nd Largest I believe. Also The Rock Slides and the 7 Tea Cups. All free, all amazing !
Awesome. So fun. I know the video probably can’t do it justice but still- stunning!! I have to go see those trees. I’ll straight up cry. Yosh cracks me up. Haha.
Yeah it's hard to capture their size without a comparison but it was jaw droppingly massive! (Plus my camera had some weird white balance issues in this video so fixing the colours was a nightmare and I hated it hahah)
Beautiful. I've made coffee like that. I've made coffee in just about every way while camping. (30 year Scout leader LOL) I want a van like that. Thanks for the video. Interest in japan brought me to your channel, your excellent editing, music and personality kept me here.
Do the 101 drive through the avenue of the REDWOOD GIANTS and camp north of arcata in state park on beach. Then hit Medford and and travel up river to bend.....BLOW YOUR MIND
Hay Hannah, really liking your films and the way you put them together. Wonder if you'd consider doing some editing tips/tutorials etc.? For example adding the text to the screen as you speak looked pretty cool...
fhhsvnggbh I can’t speak to what you saw, but as Hannah said in the video, Sequoias are the largest by mass/volume because they are so insanely *tall*.
About those tall trees, what's impressive about them is their age. Some are 800 years old. That's like middle ages from human history. We forget how long it takes to grow.
You're actually somewhat near the tallest tree in the world. It's in Redwood National Park. But I think it's in an unknown located so people don't try and climb it.
So glad to see you are not a vlogger who doesn't vlog if they have a pimple. Knew you weren't but yeah, you have cemented my respect. Was that really a distant bear? I was thinking you were making them up to add a little spice and danger!
Hahah yeah that's both a mixture of me not caring as much as I used to and also being too lazy to put makeup on. Also win-win it makes other people feel a little better about themselves lol.
Very cool. I’ve lived in California all my life and still haven’t made it over there to see General Sherman. I’d also like to see Hyperion, if I ever find it’s location. Glad to see you’re enjoying California!
Thats not the largest tree in the world, the largest tree in the world is in Britain love, Boris bloody Johnson that absolute knob, am I right? He's buggered the lot of us with his support of Brexit and now talks of running for PM the skive daft cow, I've got collywobbles just thinkin bout it Anyway, the trip looks lovely lass can't wait to see more
Oh Hannah, you're such a nerd 🤣. That tree is Thicccc. The amount of TWSS jokes on this videos was too damn high!! I'm know you are tired of me writing how great you have gotten with your videos (which you F ing have) but I think most of all, you have become more comfortable on camera and that makes you enormously more entertaining to watch. Keep it up little one! #BeanFamily #YouDontHaveToComeAndConfess #SequoiaThrone #NerdAlert #HPandLoTRReference #GodBlessedThatHolyShite #DemotedMochiBender
Wow! what a blessing to have those beautiful trees as a remainder of an untouched earth. We should do whatever we can to preserve these magnificent forests.
We lived in Palo Alto for 6 months in 1980, you're last few posts have been a wonderful walk down memory lane for me, thx. The trees weren't fenced off back then.
I never thought about it until you brought it up..but I am American and have lived here many years and not realized or appreciated the diverse nature in my own backyard...your videos are brilliantly made...thanx again!
I'm glad it's helped you feel that way :D
It is so amazing.... i have been there 20 something years ago, and i remember driving to the park and seeing those enormous trees from the distance. Felt impressed and a bit scared of thei size of that forest.
Living so close to these we forget how truly amazing they are. I'm glad you got to see them. Greetings from oregon.
Don't know when you were there, but I was in Sequoia National Park on July 9th and hiked up Moro Rock around 4-5 am to catch the sunrise and take pictures. Totally alone and totally at peace. Loved every high altitude and controlled burn wheezing breath it took me to make it up there.
That place is incredibly beautiful
My father and I visited the Sequoia National Park back in mid-June and it was absolutely beautiful there! This was part of a 10-day road trip that we went on in the Southwestern part of the U.S. My father and I are from Indiana and flew from Indianapolis to Phoenix, then drove from there to the suburbs of Los Angeles on June 9, June 10, we went through downtown Los Angeles, to the Santa Monica Pier, then got up to Bakersfield, CA, June 11, we spent our first day at the Sequoia National Park, going up the Morro Rock and seeing the General Sherman Tree, June 12, we mostly hiked around in the Sequoia forest, June 13, we went through Death Valley, drove through downtown Las Vegas, and ended up near the Hoover Dam, June 14, we visited the Hoover Dam and I walked across the bridge that goes over the Hoover Dam, June 15, we took off and visited the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, June 16, we went up to the Four Corners Monument, before stopping in Flagstaff, AZ, June 17, we drove down to Phoenix for the day, and finally on June 18, we flew back home. It was the first time my father and I visited the west coast, seeing the Pacific Ocean for the first time, and we had the time of our lives! Now, I must ask you Hannah, what’s it like down in Australia? I’m looking to make a trip down there in January 2020 and I’m currently in the process of finding someone to join me for the trip! By the way, this was a great video!
So beautiful trees!
I have seen the top 60 largest trees in the world (all sequoia and redwood) and this was a well done video.
Come back and visit Grand Canyon! Loving the footage and commentary of your US trips. Also noticed the neat transitions you have from clip to clip sometimes. Footage is awesome, you have a good eye for capturing the environment.
You are such an amazing film maker. Head and shoulders ahead of most. I feel like I was there. Keep it coming. Thanks...
Hi Hanna I just discover your channel last week! I’m from Fresno. I’m so happy you’re enjoying our national park. We are so lucky we only live 1hour drive below both Yosemite and sequoia park! It’s truly beautiful there
I can't wait to visit these trees! x
Just watched this for the second time, so inspiring. Also congrats on 200k!
Another awesome video thank you Hannah
What an amazing road trip you and Yoshi are having! Thanks for sharing it...
Seeing that huge tree made me emotional. I have been to USA twice but to be honest never heard of this park so it's on my bucket list now.
don't ever stop. your keeping me alive
Perfect vid ever seen before. 🥰🧡🧡
I absolutely loved this place. One of the most beautiful places I've ever been to!
I love the vibe in your videos and the way you presented everything. Keep it up :)
You always do a job of telling a story in your videos. Little things that add up to let us know about your experience. It’s not shiny or idealized, it’s just real - like filming snowball fights while balancing hitting the other person with keeping the camera out of the line of fire. It seems like you two have had a great adventure. Beach, mountains, desert, sun, rain, sleet, cold and heat. I’m glad you missed the earthquake, which was centered between the south ends of Sequoia and Death Valley NP. You’ve lived in Japan, so I’m sure you’ve already experienced one.
Another amazing video, you truly live in inspiring life. Thank you for sharing it with us.
I've been camping in that area too! We took a foggy night stroll through the trees, one night, it was unforgettable!
Awesome video as always lovely Hannah!!! ❤ Those trees are beautiful and huge!!! 🌳
Thank-you for making these videos, they’re amazing to watch!
Some of those trees look like they're standing on their tippy-toes. Very impressive parkland.
We’re just a few hours away in L.A. and have yet to visit... that is, until next week! So incredible, and oh yeah ... 🐻 😳
Freaking loved this transition! The turn and the woods...well done. 5:42
Such a small thing but I love it. Lol
Wow I’m surprised you had such a clear day! Usually the air quality in the valley is horrible. Cheers
Keep it it , keep it going, we love to see more of your amazing US trip.
There’s a handful of these trees near Pemberton in the southwest of WA, not sure how they got there and they’re not old enough to be that size yet, but yeah, there is a sequoia grove in Australia amongst the Karri forest. Randomly 🤷♀️
Valley of the Giants? Nice place, been there twice.. 👍😁
Gen Sherman is supposedly the heaviest living single organism on Earth. Sooooo, in 2001, I was surprised that only an elderly 95 lb Park Ranger lady was the only thing guarding it! Also surprising was what a ZOO that place was during a Summer holiday weekend. Car alarms, screaming kids, engines, all in the background. AAA motorist assist had my car unlocked only 10 minutes after I called them! Very beautiful. But touristy.
Interesting to see big trees
You could also hit Palm Springs then Santa Barbara and head up coast to big sur and Carmel before
YAAAAYYYY SEQUOIA !!
omg im so glad you were able to go there !!
You were fortunate to have such a dramatic sky when you visited Moro Rock.
Good camp fire tip... larger thick branches laid in a square log cabin style, and small kindling in the middle. You get good air flow, and structure. Good for fire.
you always get the most beautiful shots ever. Thank you for sharing
Beautiful ❤️
Hahahaha Japanese Gandalf! Awesome. You can still be fire master in Australia as the eucalypts drop wood full of eucalyptus oil which burn oh so well. What a beautiful place, thanks for sharing your adventures.
Wow!
wow Hannah that was huge and the veiw from the top fantastic but I am a bit mixed up what time of the year are you here, that van looks like the to travel save on hotel\motel costs anyway thanks again for taken us somewhere awesome stay safe see ya
so cool !!
awesome... one of the places i wanna see too... such a big tree....
and do u know what happens after the 30 day free trial if i dont keep using it? can i still use the songs that i used in that time after that?
I was just recently there it is truly amazing
Lovely video
There are so many things outside the park but still in Sequoia National Forest. Trail of 100 Giants, The Kern River, George Bush Presidential Tree.(never anyone there) Its now the 2nd Largest I believe. Also The Rock Slides and the 7 Tea Cups. All free, all amazing !
Awesome. So fun. I know the video probably can’t do it justice but still- stunning!! I have to go see those trees. I’ll straight up cry.
Yosh cracks me up. Haha.
Yeah it's hard to capture their size without a comparison but it was jaw droppingly massive! (Plus my camera had some weird white balance issues in this video so fixing the colours was a nightmare and I hated it hahah)
Beautiful. I've made coffee like that. I've made coffee in just about every way while camping. (30 year Scout leader LOL) I want a van like that. Thanks for the video. Interest in japan brought me to your channel, your excellent editing, music and personality kept me here.
Hahaha you gotta make do sometimes. I'm glad you've stuck around!
Do the 101 drive through the avenue of the REDWOOD GIANTS and camp north of arcata in state park on beach. Then hit Medford and and travel up river to bend.....BLOW YOUR MIND
The intro is 👍🔥
ur vids are awesome hannah. i search ur name everyday to see if you updated ur vids or not. keep up the great work
Wow. You should come to NZ we also have a big tree and you are allowed to hug it.
What camera you use? The video quality is superb.
Mighty woman, be happy and greetings from Ireland
gratz on the 130k :)
Hay Hannah, really liking your films and the way you put them together. Wonder if you'd consider doing some editing tips/tutorials etc.? For example adding the text to the screen as you speak looked pretty cool...
I allways get gosebumps by watching ur videos😍 please visit Stockholm or Seoul❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
Honestly I saw a tree bigger than this 30ish years ago in Tasmania before the cleared it all. Very sad was a beautiful Huon pine tree.
fhhsvnggbh I can’t speak to what you saw, but as Hannah said in the video, Sequoias are the largest by mass/volume because they are so insanely *tall*.
YOU REALLY USED “ON EARTH” MUSIC!???! I fucking LOVE YOU
About those tall trees, what's impressive about them is their age. Some are 800 years old. That's like middle ages from human history. We forget how long it takes to grow.
Some are even close to 2000 years old!
We were there on July 9, 2019... It has a fire on the morning. Some of the trails we're close because of it. I didn't know it rain there????
You're actually somewhat near the tallest tree in the world. It's in Redwood National Park. But I think it's in an unknown located so people don't try and climb it.
Cool 🙌
The USA has some very nice parks. Watkins Glen and Letchworth as well.
You could have done a year series in the US.
Thank you video I like it
You shall Not Pass!!!
pretty awesome video, thanks awesome peoples!
👍🏻👍🏻
I grew up 30 minutes away from there 😍🥰
Excellent vlog by the girl from Brissy that went to Japan and discovered her forte.
｛よし君も宜しく）
Damn thats one huge a** tree 😮😮
I'd love to go to US national parks, until that happens... I have your amazing videos to watch! thanks!
That's so awesome . Me and my girlfriend were just there on our #roadtripusa . I looooved kings canyon national park . Did you go there ?
Imma try makin coffe like tht!
So huge tree, what kind of tree it is.
So glad to see you are not a vlogger who doesn't vlog if they have a pimple. Knew you weren't but yeah, you have cemented my respect. Was that really a distant bear? I was thinking you were making them up to add a little spice and danger!
Hahah yeah that's both a mixture of me not caring as much as I used to and also being too lazy to put makeup on. Also win-win it makes other people feel a little better about themselves lol.
I was thinking you go hug the tree but when you said not allowed to jump over the fence is disappointing. But cool to see how big they are
It's probably a good thing though. It would probably be graffitied if you were allowed near it :(
@@CurrentlyHannah that would bad if be graffitied
California Sequoias and Redwood trees are the largest in the world. :-)
今回も素晴らしいです
You drove from Yosemite to Sequoia parks.. You drove by my house.. Well within 300m of the house on Hwy 41....
*That's what she said.* :)
I now have the image of Yoshii the 'wife' screaming like a girl as he runs away from the bear a la the wasp on the tennis court.
Haha sounds accurate
とても神秘的✨
Ive lived near Yosemite and Sequoia for nearly 30 years and not once have I seen a bear and in your last 2 vids you find like 3........
Hahaha I know! I got very lucky (first to see so many and second to not have any issues with them haha)
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Ahhh you were so close to meeee... I wish I could have met you.
Very cool. I’ve lived in California all my life and still haven’t made it over there to see General Sherman. I’d also like to see Hyperion, if I ever find it’s location. Glad to see you’re enjoying California!
I believe Hyperion is marked on the map for all to see in Redwoods NP, but it is not the actual tallest tree.
Thats not the largest tree in the world, the largest tree in the world is in Britain love, Boris bloody Johnson that absolute knob, am I right? He's buggered the lot of us with his support of Brexit and now talks of running for PM the skive daft cow, I've got collywobbles just thinkin bout it
Anyway, the trip looks lovely lass can't wait to see more
Minut 5:23 yoshi have a bald baby in the bag haha
Bahahaha nice catch
What the hail ?
Oh Hannah, you're such a nerd 🤣. That tree is Thicccc. The amount of TWSS jokes on this videos was too damn high!!
I'm know you are tired of me writing how great you have gotten with your videos (which you F ing have) but I think most of all, you have become more comfortable on camera and that makes you enormously more entertaining to watch. Keep it up little one! #BeanFamily #YouDontHaveToComeAndConfess #SequoiaThrone #NerdAlert #HPandLoTRReference #GodBlessedThatHolyShite #DemotedMochiBender
Are you still friends with Beth? We want to see her! Thanks for the uploads CH!
Didn't Beth get adopted by a bear family and happily living in the woods?
@@vp4744 Guess you're not friends with her. Shade. Shady friends. I'll check again! Thanks! 🐻
@@bobasquid3339 sorry that's an old calif joke, doesn't go well with an aussie
don't use the tree for fire wood !
Well...you did want to see bears...
You are saying this is largest? You don't know Angolan Embondeiro
Holy shit! Just realized you are in CAli, Nice! West Coast 💯 Stay lit! 🔥🌴🌴🏄♀️🌊😎🤙