Take expected amount of time to make a hike ...add 30% more time for going back and getting cameras and setting up shots...add 10% for petting and talking to random animals. Your extra efforts will never go unappreciated.
@4ourfutureinfinity True about added weight. Benefits: keeps snow/water out of your socks and, most importantly, you have less of a chance to experience a sprain ankle, especially on the descent. It all depends of the structure of the trail.
>no annoying intro music >no overtly loud and obnoxious aesthetic meant to entertain toddlers >no douchetuber-tier vlogging style beginning with "What's up everyone!" >atmospheric backdrop, quiet persona >amazing footage and captures You my friend, have earned a new subscriber. This is the kind of channel I've been looking for ages for.
I did this hike in 2017 and I was pleasantly surprised to see the dog in the end. The dog's name was Alejandro and I'm glad to see that he's still doing well!
The dog at the end of your trail video hiked the entire Santa Cruz Trek with my husband and me in May 2017!! He was the best guide :) :) We were so happy to see him still living his best life at the time you hiked the SCT 2 years ago.
That's better than the movie "Into the Wildness", at least Kraig doesn't die in the end. Keep yourself alive Kraig. Your videos are so inspiring!!! Looking forward to the next ones.
My friend this is nothing short of spectacular. This videography does not belong on the RUclips platform and you deserve more publicity. I have been a fan of your channel for a while, all I can say is you have grown.
This feels sooooo weird to watch. I did the same trek last year and now I almost completely relive it by watching this. Was such an emotional hike for me as I went through a rough patch last year and my trip to South America was like a turn-around moment. Reaching the top during this trek (also did the Salkantay Trek to Macchu Pichu, which gave me an equally emotional feeling) was such a glorious moment. Love it, Kraig. Thanks for sharing.
Did this trek about 20 years ago. Combined travels with treks from just outside Cuzco to the Urabamba valley and Machu Picchu. Finished in Lima and a spectacular sunset dinner overlooking the Pacific.
Hypoxia is no joke! Being at 14-15,000 feet *anyone* will feel signs of hypoxia without supplemental oxygen. First signs show for most people at altitudes above 8,000 feet already! Big respect from me that you did this hike with (seemingly) few days to acclimatize!
I never watched a hiker following this trail with supplemental oxygen. I am peruvian from the coast and did it too with my family on August 2023. Acclimatized one day at Huaraz, other at Yungay and another more at Vaqueria before starting the trek, no oxygen needed for a group of 57, 56, 19 and 12 years old. Some headaches after Punta Union pass, but that was all. It was a beautiful experience, coming back after 20 years.
Need to watch it, when it says "solo hike" - you actually put that idea in my head of doing a solo hike trip a few months ago. and a film without saying a word. also need to do that.
I did this trek a dozen years ago. Your video brought back good memories. Except the van ride. I was slightly terrified and at one point, opposing traffic forced traffic drama until we could maneuver the vehicles and have people hang on the sides to obtain clearance to pass.
man, these hikes must be so therapeutic for you. Peru is so beautiful!
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Hello, Kraig, I'd love to meet you one day. You do a great job and you tell it emotionally well. My English is very bad, but I hope you will understand me, it is appreciated that you portray nature so well and visualize it. It's a pleasure to watch and follow you.
That timelapse at 5:20 just dropped my jaw.. wow u did it again. Awesome! Can't wait to get my itchy feet there. Really grateful for your awesome videos. Thanks for inspiring the world ;)
Undervalued video Kraig, especially from 2:49 to 5:33 where you start to change shots with the music, brilliant work mate... just a perfect place, heaven on earth
Man, the Santa Cruz trek is one of my all time favourites. I absolutely loved re-living it through your footage. Honestly your videos are a breeze of peace and serenity, a true joy to watch. Great work!
Last year I spend 5 months around Peru, solo trekking through Santa Cruz, Huayhuash, Colca, Salkantay. Thank you for the opportunity to relive a few of these moments through your video. What a country with all pros and cons, a year later I still feel like Peru stole a piece of my heart. (btw. be careful with stray dogs in South America, I learned my lesson hard way 😉)
Those are the videos you save for the days when you feel stressed, or sad and you just need a short holiday from everything with a good friend. Kraig invented a whole new genre of videos: Holiday for the mind. Never experianced similar videos.
That's a perfect description for what these are. I use this as a meditation replacement during times when it's too hard to even close my eyes and let the thoughts slow down
Hey Kraig! We're here in São Paulo travelling with you in Peru trought your beautiful videos. They inspire us a lot and we wish you the best for your next trip. We are here waiting for that. Good luck!! Marcos and Ondina.
Hi Kraig, thank you for posting your amazing vids and helping me breath and dream. They are so good. You're a legend, never stop making them! Cheers, NM, Australia
Wonderful video. My wife and I did the Salkantay Trek earlier this year. We wanted to go to Huarez and do the Santa Cruz and other hikes but the mountain bus rides were brutal (she gets motion sick on buses) so we went to Araquipa instead. Your video makes me wish we would have made it.
Great videos! I’m loving them! Thank you so much for all the info and relaxing virtual hike. Just an observation….Huaraz is pronounced “wah-RASS” not “hoo-a-ress”….just in case someone else is trying to get there. Also the Sol de Cusco chocolate bar you were eating is meant to be melted into a few litres of water and hot milk to drink as hot chocolate. It makes around 8 cups. You’re a brave guy to chew it!
Thank you Kraig Adams for this wonderful video. This is so spectacular. I did this hike 42 years ago in 1982 , it reminds me of beautiful memories. The funny thing is that a little dog followed us during the entire trek. Thanks again, you do a great job. 👋👋👋
this is so touching for me. 10 years ago, i had a dream to be a trekker and Sata Cruz trekking was my first trekking. Now i am a dad of two sweethearts, go to work everyday, living in a big city... But every scene of this video feels like just yesterday happening. thanks a lot.
Mate that shot of you walking the ridge line with the mountains behind at 3:10 is EPIC. I've been binge watching your stuff and your adventures have certainly added a few trips to my bucket list!
I made a couple hiking videos, but without such a clear intention of creating a project like this. I was just trying to learn to make videos and I go hiking anyway. Anyway, I've enjoyed doing making those videos even though I have a lot of room for improvement. I didn't know that hiking videos were a thing people do until I found yours recently and have been binge watching them. Your hiking videos are great! I especially like the way you've been editing your hiking videos in a quiet manner followed with a talking recap of the trip. I've learned a lot of lessons. Much appreciated!
Kraig, I so love how you manage to portray the majesty and wonder of our world, I would be so easy to show the touristy things but you seem to choose in your editing to show a wonderful world in which we live. I also love the simple honesty in which you describe how you reached your target. Thank you.
Enjoying the world and creating a better world by sharing these vids. What an epic youtuber you are! Bless you buddy for sharing these wonderful scenes with us.
Im so thankful for youtube algorithms for recommending this channel. The scenes were so breathtaking. Im so excited to earn a lot of money and spend it all for travels..
An epic production! I am visiting South America for the first time in April and I can't wait (I'll be treking around near Punta Areanus and them machu pichu/cusco in Peru :D
You are a true inspiration, every time I ride my bicycle or I want to escape in my mind I think of you, and I really get relaxed, thank you and keep up the great work!!!
I like your style of production on this video. Many outdoorsmen/YTrs like to focus on themselves, talk a lot about unimportant things over the beauty around them. But, I do like how you did talk about important things in the last half. A nice set up!
I've stood next to some big mountains before, but the scale of the Andes just looks other worldly. Surely a humbling experience. I think I'd be speechless.
Wow dude you really get around! I am one of the few that travels into far away back woods areas but nothing compare to your amazing travels! Thanks for documenting these travels you filmed for all to see are simply amazing! Like a modern John Muir....
I've been watching your videos for two weeks now. Did a little back logging into your older content and man your content and your ethic is like night and day. Finding your niche has really progressed your platform. The hiking videos and commentary really works, please keep it coming and stay safe in the world of Covid-19.
I love love love watching your travel videos. It's like meditating. I always save them for the evening when I'm at home and can enjoy the highest quality on the biggest screen. Truly amazing work, and watching these make me want to go out there and walk it myself.
This is by far the best shot in my entire youtube life. Not just remind me of 4 good days hike there but also give me such a calm and relaxing mood. Thanks for hiking, recording, editing, and sharing it.
I'm 5 minutes in, and had to pause to comment. These hiking films are really spectacular. Your ability to capture the natural beauty of the landscape and inspire awe in the audience is phenomenal. The frames you create make the world seem so vast, even from behind a computer screen. The music just fits, calms. Thank you, and I hope to see many more!
Thanks, Kraig for making this video. It reminded me of how freeing travel can make you feel. It's incredible how eerily similar my experience was during this trek nearly 5 years ago. Right down to the night of rain/snow, the loving stray dogs, the ride to the start (minus a blizzard), and the overwhelming existential feeling when taking in those views. It made me feel quite emotional, but it's something I needed to be reminded of how lucky I am to have experienced this first hand. Fantastic work, keep inspiring us!
Absolutely incredible, as always. I absolutely loved the video, and I love the detail at the end where you describe everything, really helpful and nice.
this made me very emotional. I did the same trek in November last year and this brings back all of my great memories. I met the dogs as well and they followed our group just like they followed you. I remember sleeping at the same place as you did (5:00) and my feet were so cold that I didn't think I would make it through the night lol. Anyways - thank you so much for the amazing content and thanks so much for inspiring me to go on more treks like these in the future
omg i really can't believe this it's like all this nature from a video game or something ! keep it up Kraig we really really admire your videos and your adventure
Seriously, thank you soo much Kraig! i was that kind of guy who gets stressed by anything and thinks so much about literally anything. but then i found out your videos, i open my mind while watching them and trying to not thinking about anything, it works dude! your videos really gave a fresh breath to me, and giving peace to my brain and soul.. it cures my stress and depression, your videos are soo beautiful and magical! thank you so much for doing this! i loved them soo much! ( anyway sorry for my bad english and grammar )
I've always been totally in love with seeing raw nature. Hiking like this I wish I could do. I'm living vicariously through your experiences/ I love it!
Take expected amount of time to make a hike ...add 30% more time for going back and getting cameras and setting up shots...add 10% for petting and talking to random animals. Your extra efforts will never go unappreciated.
To pet random animals actually would give more benefit to yourself, moreso when someone is solo travelling.
We've got to get this wonderful young man a pair of good hiking boots.
@4ourfutureinfinity True about added weight. Benefits: keeps snow/water out of your socks and, most importantly, you have less of a chance to experience a sprain ankle, especially on the descent. It all depends of the structure of the trail.
I think he runs when he's not filming
How about just dont hike there , u know it could be complete trouble so why bother ? It's Peru one of the most dangerous places on earth.
>no annoying intro music
>no overtly loud and obnoxious aesthetic meant to entertain toddlers
>no douchetuber-tier vlogging style beginning with "What's up everyone!"
>atmospheric backdrop, quiet persona
>amazing footage and captures
You my friend, have earned a new subscriber. This is the kind of channel I've been looking for ages for.
I did this hike in 2017 and I was pleasantly surprised to see the dog in the end. The dog's name was Alejandro and I'm glad to see that he's still doing well!
The dog at the end of your trail video hiked the entire Santa Cruz Trek with my husband and me in May 2017!! He was the best guide :) :) We were so happy to see him still living his best life at the time you hiked the SCT 2 years ago.
I don't know what to say, these mountains are so beautiful. You are the most lucky guy who can walk through those.
Best traveling RUclipsr ever
true
That's better than the movie "Into the Wildness", at least Kraig doesn't die in the end. Keep yourself alive Kraig. Your videos are so inspiring!!! Looking forward to the next ones.
This solo multi-mile hikes in other countries takes a lot of risks and courage. Another great vid!
This was pure in every sense of the word.. why is this guy not working for national geographies. Adam is one of the best story teller on youtube.
In my critical and valuable opinion you are producing the best travel and hiking vlogs on RUclips, keep it up.
Some shots in those videos seems straight out of a million dollars worth movie production, simply stunning.
My friend this is nothing short of spectacular. This videography does not belong on the RUclips platform and you deserve more publicity. I have been a fan of your channel for a while, all I can say is you have grown.
This feels sooooo weird to watch. I did the same trek last year and now I almost completely relive it by watching this. Was such an emotional hike for me as I went through a rough patch last year and my trip to South America was like a turn-around moment. Reaching the top during this trek (also did the Salkantay Trek to Macchu Pichu, which gave me an equally emotional feeling) was such a glorious moment. Love it, Kraig. Thanks for sharing.
I’m starting salkantay tomorrow morning!
Thanks for sharing yourself Florent.
Rx es un I'm
Probably my favorite hiking videos so far
Did this trek about 20 years ago. Combined travels with treks from just outside Cuzco to the Urabamba valley and Machu Picchu. Finished in Lima and a spectacular sunset dinner overlooking the Pacific.
Man I LOVE smoking a joint lay back and watching your videos... your videos conecct me to nature !
The word extraordinary doesn't even come close. What views! What camera work!
Hypoxia is no joke! Being at 14-15,000 feet *anyone* will feel signs of hypoxia without supplemental oxygen. First signs show for most people at altitudes above 8,000 feet already!
Big respect from me that you did this hike with (seemingly) few days to acclimatize!
I never watched a hiker following this trail with supplemental oxygen. I am peruvian from the coast and did it too with my family on August 2023. Acclimatized one day at Huaraz, other at Yungay and another more at Vaqueria before starting the trek, no oxygen needed for a group of 57, 56, 19 and 12 years old. Some headaches after Punta Union pass, but that was all. It was a beautiful experience, coming back after 20 years.
"To see the world, things dangerous to come to, to see behind walls, draw closer, to find each other, and to feel. That is the purpose of life.”
Hmm i do not think so
Secret life of Walter Mitty
Nothing can be more relaxing or soothing than watching your videos.
Need to watch it, when it says "solo hike" - you actually put that idea in my head of doing a solo hike trip a few months ago.
and a film without saying a word. also need to do that.
@@kraigadams I'll let you know, when I do.
QUALITY CONTENT. That is all there is. Good job, Kraig.
Loved doing this trek, especially with all the dogs that join along and act as your trail guide!
MAN PETS DOGS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
The dogs are his Guardian Angels
GRACIAS POR VENIR A PERU ES UNA MARAVILLA
You should start renting out a movie theatre to screen these, would be nothing short of fantastic
Love how you just hear the sounds of hiking, and nothing else.
You are the only youtuber that deserves 1 billion subscribers
Stunning video - great presentation of pure nature not spoiled with selfies - and great information at the end !
Hermoso mi Peru!! 🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪😆
Muy emocionado de ver tanta belleza, mil gracias por compartir estos videos, excelente produccion.
PERU IS AMAZING
WONDERFUL..
I did this trek a dozen years ago. Your video brought back good memories. Except the van ride. I was slightly terrified and at one point, opposing traffic forced traffic drama until we could maneuver the vehicles and have people hang on the sides to obtain clearance to pass.
I did it on 2003 and 2023. Still want to return in years to come.
Beautiful. Reminded me of when I climbed Alpamayo and Huantsan, very nearby Santa Cruz.
Wow the scenery is absolutely breathtaking. Thanks for your videos
How beautiful this is! Thanks for sharing!
Your videos are saving my quarentine, thanks from Brazil
man, these hikes must be so therapeutic for you. Peru is so beautiful!
Hello, Kraig,
I'd love to meet you one day. You do a great job and you tell it emotionally well. My English is very bad, but I hope you will understand me, it is appreciated that you portray nature so well and visualize it. It's a pleasure to watch and follow you.
“My English is bad”
My guy, your English is better than a lot of native speakers I know
This guy: "My English is very bad".
Also this guy: "it is appreciated that you portray nature so well and visualize it".
Bruh!!!! LOL
bro you inspires me a lot. Once I will finish my college I will start travelling and film making
That timelapse at 5:20 just dropped my jaw.. wow u did it again. Awesome! Can't wait to get my itchy feet there. Really grateful for your awesome videos. Thanks for inspiring the world ;)
I love how Kraig cares about all the dogs he meets. Such a gentle hearted person. ❤️
Undervalued video Kraig, especially from 2:49 to 5:33 where you start to change shots with the music, brilliant work mate... just a perfect place, heaven on earth
Man, the Santa Cruz trek is one of my all time favourites. I absolutely loved re-living it through your footage. Honestly your videos are a breeze of peace and serenity, a true joy to watch. Great work!
these shots are incredible . well done sir
One of the best yet. The shot with the parallax effect at 3:15 is just complete bonkers
Last year I spend 5 months around Peru, solo trekking through Santa Cruz, Huayhuash, Colca, Salkantay. Thank you for the opportunity to relive a few of these moments through your video. What a country with all pros and cons, a year later I still feel like Peru stole a piece of my heart. (btw. be careful with stray dogs in South America, I learned my lesson hard way 😉)
Those are the videos you save for the days when you feel stressed, or sad and you just need a short holiday from everything with a good friend. Kraig invented a whole new genre of videos: Holiday for the mind. Never experianced similar videos.
That's a perfect description for what these are. I use this as a meditation replacement during times when it's too hard to even close my eyes and let the thoughts slow down
man, these were some of the most beautiful drone shots i've ever seen. truly captivating from start to finish.
I love the zen quality of your videos. I love the drone shots, the animals, the close ups of plants. They're really relaxing to watch.
Hey Kraig! We're here in São Paulo travelling with you in Peru trought your beautiful videos. They inspire us a lot and we wish you the best for your next trip. We are here waiting for that. Good luck!! Marcos and Ondina.
Hi Kraig, thank you for posting your amazing vids and helping me breath and dream. They are so good. You're a legend, never stop making them! Cheers, NM, Australia
the music lining up with the cuts is just *chef’s kiss* (esp around 4:30) expert filming and editing as always, thank you for this 💛
That shot at 3:10 was incredibly moving and humbling. Your work is utterly beautiful. Thank you
Wonderful video. My wife and I did the Salkantay Trek earlier this year. We wanted to go to Huarez and do the Santa Cruz and other hikes but the mountain bus rides were brutal (she gets motion sick on buses) so we went to Araquipa instead. Your video makes me wish we would have made it.
I hired a car, a station wagon, since we were four people. To go from Huaraz to Yungay and also from Yungay to Vaqueria.
Paisajes maravillosos. Gracias por compartirlos!
Great videos! I’m loving them! Thank you so much for all the info and relaxing virtual hike. Just an observation….Huaraz is pronounced “wah-RASS” not “hoo-a-ress”….just in case someone else is trying to get there. Also the Sol de Cusco chocolate bar you were eating is meant to be melted into a few litres of water and hot milk to drink as hot chocolate. It makes around 8 cups. You’re a brave guy to chew it!
Thank you Kraig Adams for this wonderful video. This is so spectacular. I did this hike 42 years ago in 1982 , it reminds me of beautiful memories. The funny thing is that a little dog followed us during the entire trek. Thanks again, you do a great job. 👋👋👋
this is so touching for me. 10 years ago, i had a dream to be a trekker and Sata Cruz trekking was my first trekking. Now i am a dad of two sweethearts, go to work everyday, living in a big city...
But every scene of this video feels like just yesterday happening. thanks a lot.
You skipped the laguna on the third day! One of the highlight of the trek. Great video, brought back some good memories.
I loved the trip explanation at the end, and the fact that there are no dislikes on this says everything.
just here to say that I'm refusing to watch this on my phone and I'll be back later.
reminder: to watch this video on your computer
Jason McGhan Yes. I will watch again on my computer
I did samething
Finally watched. Camera work, stunning. Music choices, fantastic. Behind the scenes, insightful. A++
Respect to the video and respect to the fan.
Mate that shot of you walking the ridge line with the mountains behind at 3:10 is EPIC. I've been binge watching your stuff and your adventures have certainly added a few trips to my bucket list!
I love how the ride is shaking like crazy and you're still so very calm!
I made a couple hiking videos, but without such a clear intention of creating a project like this. I was just trying to learn to make videos and I go hiking anyway. Anyway, I've enjoyed doing making those videos even though I have a lot of room for improvement.
I didn't know that hiking videos were a thing people do until I found yours recently and have been binge watching them. Your hiking videos are great! I especially like the way you've been editing your hiking videos in a quiet manner followed with a talking recap of the trip. I've learned a lot of lessons. Much appreciated!
I love how you always encounter all this animals on your hikes and how wonderful you treat them! Respect man
Great hike & incredible scenes.. Peru is a lovely place..
Kraig, I so love how you manage to portray the majesty and wonder of our world, I would be so easy to show the touristy things but you seem to choose in your editing to show a wonderful world in which we live.
I also love the simple honesty in which you describe how you reached your target. Thank you.
Kraig : at 1:16 , that shot it’s absolutely print worthy !!!
Enjoying the world and creating a better world by sharing these vids. What an epic youtuber you are! Bless you buddy for sharing these wonderful scenes with us.
Im so thankful for youtube algorithms for recommending this channel. The scenes were so breathtaking. Im so excited to earn a lot of money and spend it all for travels..
Inspiring me to visit Peru! Thank you as always Kraig for your lovely travel films!
Was looking for bikes, stayed for your story, hiking and the views - now I'm hooked!
An epic production! I am visiting South America for the first time in April and I can't wait (I'll be treking around near Punta Areanus and them machu pichu/cusco in Peru :D
Improving your mood, decreasing your anxiety and even improving your memory. That's great.
You are a true inspiration, every time I ride my bicycle or I want to escape in my mind I think of you, and I really get relaxed, thank you and keep up the great work!!!
Thank you for visiting my country.
I like your style of production on this video. Many outdoorsmen/YTrs like to focus on themselves, talk a lot about unimportant things over the beauty around them. But, I do like how you did talk about important things in the last half. A nice set up!
Your color grading is nothing short of amazing. Everything from exposure/contrast and even saturation. Simply, just beautiful...
wow the path with a very beautiful view,,,
🇮🇩🌲♥️
I've stood next to some big mountains before, but the scale of the Andes just looks other worldly. Surely a humbling experience. I think I'd be speechless.
Wow dude you really get around! I am one of the few that travels into far away back woods areas but nothing compare to your amazing travels! Thanks for documenting these travels you filmed for all to see are simply amazing! Like a modern John Muir....
Support for living your dream. Hiking, filming and just enjoying life! Hope for your future just the best. Greetings from a fan in Germany.
I've been watching your videos for two weeks now. Did a little back logging into your older content and man your content and your ethic is like night and day. Finding your niche has really progressed your platform. The hiking videos and commentary really works, please keep it coming and stay safe in the world of Covid-19.
You're the GOAT hiking filmmaker. The cinematography was stunning. Thank you for such a masterpiece of a film.
I love love love watching your travel videos. It's like meditating. I always save them for the evening when I'm at home and can enjoy the highest quality on the biggest screen. Truly amazing work, and watching these make me want to go out there and walk it myself.
This is by far the best shot in my entire youtube life. Not just remind me of 4 good days hike there but also give me such a calm and relaxing mood.
Thanks for hiking, recording, editing, and sharing it.
I've always wanted to go to Peru. This is just more inspiration.
I'm 5 minutes in, and had to pause to comment. These hiking films are really spectacular. Your ability to capture the natural beauty of the landscape and inspire awe in the audience is phenomenal. The frames you create make the world seem so vast, even from behind a computer screen. The music just fits, calms. Thank you, and I hope to see many more!
I love your videos about Peru! You make my country look even better. Come back soon!
I love your videos. No crazy editing. You allow the moments to speak for themselves.
Thanks, Kraig for making this video. It reminded me of how freeing travel can make you feel. It's incredible how eerily similar my experience was during this trek nearly 5 years ago. Right down to the night of rain/snow, the loving stray dogs, the ride to the start (minus a blizzard), and the overwhelming existential feeling when taking in those views. It made me feel quite emotional, but it's something I needed to be reminded of how lucky I am to have experienced this first hand. Fantastic work, keep inspiring us!
Que belleza. Thanks, for sharing your hikes with us. Love every minute of it....
Absolutely incredible, as always. I absolutely loved the video, and I love the detail at the end where you describe everything, really helpful and nice.
Favorite shot at 5:09 most people just put the camera away when it rains, but you made it interesting! You’ve killing it man ✊🏼
this made me very emotional. I did the same trek in November last year and this brings back all of my great memories. I met the dogs as well and they followed our group just like they followed you. I remember sleeping at the same place as you did (5:00) and my feet were so cold that I didn't think I would make it through the night lol.
Anyways - thank you so much for the amazing content and thanks so much for inspiring me to go on more treks like these in the future
Love this style where you show the hike in the first half and show the explanation in the second. Wonderful idea.
omg i really can't believe this it's like all this nature from a video game or something ! keep it up Kraig we really really admire your videos and your adventure
Seriously, thank you soo much Kraig! i was that kind of guy who gets stressed by anything and thinks so much about literally anything. but then i found out your videos, i open my mind while watching them and trying to not thinking about anything, it works dude! your videos really gave a fresh breath to me, and giving peace to my brain and soul.. it cures my stress and depression, your videos are soo beautiful and magical! thank you so much for doing this! i loved them soo much! ( anyway sorry for my bad english and grammar )
I've always been totally in love with seeing raw nature. Hiking like this I wish I could do. I'm living vicariously through your experiences/ I love it!