Exploring Oregon Cascades

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  • Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
  • Exploring the Oregon Cascades is a popular adventure destination with its many hiking trails through lush forests, snow capped mountain peaks, and numerous lakes for cooling off in summer. Andréa and Silas travel to the Willamette National Forest to camp out at Big Lake with a magnificent view of Mt. Washington. They did multiple loop trail hikes, plenty of swimming, and enjoyed cooking meals while looking out at the view.
    If you enjoy this video, consider subscribing and following along with future adventures. If you'd like to help support the duo in their efforts to continue producing adventure videos, you can make a purchase from Andréa's organic body care shop. You can visit their website here: www.heartcompassbotanicals.com/
    You can also following along with Silas and Andréa's adventuring on Instagram / heart.compass.adventures
    #Oregoncascades #exploreoregon #Mt.Washington

Комментарии • 16

  • @illianamai7209
    @illianamai7209 27 дней назад +1

    It was so lovely to meet you both as camp neighbors. What a beautiful sunset and moon rise. Thanks for capturing it. ❤ Wishing only the best for you both

    • @HeartCompassAdventures
      @HeartCompassAdventures  26 дней назад

      @@illianamai7209 It was really nice meeting you and your dad. We were so blessed to witness such a spectacular moon rise. Hope to meet again ✌️

  • @Scrambler85
    @Scrambler85 27 дней назад +2

    Mermaids 🧜‍♀️ and vans always deserve a thumbs up 👍

  • @TonyPhillips-jy7ev
    @TonyPhillips-jy7ev 24 дня назад +1

    Epic video thx sharing

  • @greg.jacobs
    @greg.jacobs 25 дней назад +1

    Awsome video hope to see more.

    • @HeartCompassAdventures
      @HeartCompassAdventures  25 дней назад

      @@greg.jacobs Hey thanks for tuning in. Glad to hear you enjoyed the video. Definitely more to come ....

  • @leilawitherspoon503
    @leilawitherspoon503 27 дней назад +1

    I'm from Oregon 😁 and in case you didn't know Oregon also has amazing natural hot springs

    • @HeartCompassAdventures
      @HeartCompassAdventures  26 дней назад

      @@leilawitherspoon503 Yes it does! We have several videos on our channel that feature some of Oregon's hot springs.

  • @asammahina
    @asammahina 27 дней назад +1

    man oregon is so pretty

  • @TheOneZenMusic
    @TheOneZenMusic 26 дней назад +1

    I've seen small channels with high production values, but your editing is just so tight. Great stuff. I've also got a T1N. Never seen one with a bump out! Jealous of that, and your seemingly total lack of rust. Cheers

    • @HeartCompassAdventures
      @HeartCompassAdventures  25 дней назад +1

      Thank you so much for that compliment and thanks for taking the time to watch our video :) Silas installed the bump outs so we could have our bed widthwise so he can sleep comfortably. The van was owned by a Sprinter mechanic before we bought it and he took excellent care of it. There has been some minor rust but nothing a little rustoleum can't gloss over ;)

  • @TonyPhillips-jy7ev
    @TonyPhillips-jy7ev 24 дня назад

    Usually the gas stove gas tube just needs be cleaned build up of carbon just suggestion

    • @HeartCompassAdventures
      @HeartCompassAdventures  22 дня назад

      The problem this time was it wouldn’t stay lit unless you held down the knob which bypass the thermo couple. I knew it had something to do with the thermocouple circuit. The thermocouple produces a tiny electrical current when a flame heats it. It then holds in an magnetic gas valve and keeps burning as long as the thermocouple has flame on it. Our problem was where the thermocouple couple wire was grounded clipped on the brass valve. It had a tiny bit of oxidation that was preventing a good ground contact. Once I cleaned the contact of the ground clip with a green kitchen scrubby it fired right and stayed lit. I bet this happens all the time with these stoves….