Glad you liked the drone shots! My drone is my trusty sidekick in capturing those epic views. I have many more than 60 trips just like Bristlecone right here on my channel. Stop by and check out these when you have a little time! Red Rock Canyon - ruclips.net/video/o4rEioHWGPU/видео.html Shell Beach Road - ruclips.net/video/2vNt7VRvEtk/видео.html
It blew my mind! I hope someday I'll be able to visit this magical place... Meanwhile, I'll try to put into practice a nice lesson from these trees: they survive with little they can get... Isn't that wonderful enough?!
Thank you. I'm watching this from Bishop tonight and feeling so peaceful. Being reminded of our ancient elders and the beauty of this area, it's a gift you've given.
BRAVO Scott, so well done - everything, music, video/drone quality, narrative text, etc.! Your genuine and sincere reverence for this special place is so obvious! I keep thinking about TIME and the recycling of the elements of nature. The ancient Dolomite seabed contains the remnants of truly ancient sea life...and those atoms have been incorporated into the Bristlecone Pines themselves. The cycle of life is so obvious - the atoms of the Bristlecones are the "recycled" atoms from truly ancient living things. These trees may be the oldest current living things on earth, but they are comprised of ageless atoms. Stardust - to - Stardust, over eons of time. One must sit down in an attempt to comprehend it all.
So glad you liked it! It's definitely worth adding to your bucket list. This is one of my personal favorites, and I try to get up here a couple of times a year. Winter time brings an average of 30 feet of snow, so I can't head up there right now. I'm planning to go end of May or early June this year. Thanks for watching, and commenting!
Thks a million Scott. This video moves me so much with nature's beauty and mesmerizing captivating music. Feel like heaven watching it. The drone part was jaw-dropping beauty.
Who needs expensive travel when you can experience jaw-dropping beauty from the comfort of your own screen? Just kidding, but I'm thrilled that you found the drone shots so mesmerizing. Nature never ceases to amaze!
Beautiful! Thanks for the info and inspo. Planning to visit this summer. Have you seen the bristlecones in Spring Mountains NRA near Las Vegas? They are extra twisted and super cool. Definitely worth a several day visit!
Thanks a million for your awesome comment! I'm stoked that you found the video helpful and inspiring. I'm going to be in for a treat this spring with the bristlecones near Las Vegas (going there in April). I love hanging out with these very old and very wise trees. Enjoy your adventure, and travel safely! Check out my tour of Red Rock near Vegas! ruclips.net/video/o4rEioHWGPU/видео.html
Beautiful and informative video. Great POV for the road driving up there. We are going in August, I have never been. Looking at the road conditions I will probably air down my tires for a smoother ride.
Thats the perfect time to go - it will be hot in the valley below, but take a light jacket or sweater, it can be pretty chilly up that high. I am sure you will love it there!
Awesome videography! Recently I've taken an interest in astrophotography & drones. Love the Milkyway shot! Your production value from the music, drone and camera footage. Interested in the equipment you used! The Brististlecone forest has been on my bucket list since the 60s when I first heard of bristlecone pine in a Lassie book.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found it inspiring! I use a DJI Air 2S drone, DJI Action Cam for the dashcam, iPhone for some of the handheld shots, Canon EOS RP Mirrorless for the tripod shots (timelapse) Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. The Astrophotography was from a friend. He has the perfect gear for capturing those incredible shots.
Beautiful footage and informative you must be a scientist love the music choices too. I’m wondering if I want to do astrophotography there is this grove the place to go?
You should go to the Patriarch Grove where I ended up - 13 miles of unpaved road before you get there however. Anywhere in the White mountains is good for astrophotography, though. Very little light pollution there.
It’s a long tour but I watch the entire vid so no camping but if I do Astro I will be there all night pretty much that Astro clip is gorgeous is that from the same grove?
Methuselah is really tricky to even find a picture of, the actual methuselah tree is a closely guarded secret by the national park service. It is on the methuselah trail about half way through the journey. All though you will not know when you are looking at it, you will have seen it
@@ridealongwithscott I imagine they’re all cousins. That tree is on the discovery trail, pretty close to the visitor center. Methuselah is on the Methuselah loop trail, 2.7 miles from the visitor center.
Most outstanding!!!!! Thankyou!!!!!!!!
You're very welcome!
Great video! Love the combination of video and drone video. Great audio and visual documentation, very educational! Thanks!
Glad you liked the drone shots! My drone is my trusty sidekick in capturing those epic views. I have many more than 60 trips just like Bristlecone right here on my channel. Stop by and check out these when you have a little time!
Red Rock Canyon - ruclips.net/video/o4rEioHWGPU/видео.html
Shell Beach Road - ruclips.net/video/2vNt7VRvEtk/видео.html
It blew my mind! I hope someday I'll be able to visit this magical place... Meanwhile, I'll try to put into practice a nice lesson from these trees: they survive with little they can get... Isn't that wonderful enough?!
Trees are the OG minimalists, living their best lives with just soil, water, and sunlight. We could all learn a thing or two from them!
Thank you. I'm watching this from Bishop tonight and feeling so peaceful. Being reminded of our ancient elders and the beauty of this area, it's a gift you've given.
Wonderful! I am so glad to be able to share the gifts of California with everyone. Look for my June Lake Loop video to be coming out very soon!
BRAVO Scott, so well done - everything, music, video/drone quality, narrative text, etc.! Your genuine and sincere reverence for this special place is so obvious! I keep thinking about TIME and the recycling of the elements of nature. The ancient Dolomite seabed contains the remnants of truly ancient sea life...and those atoms have been incorporated into the Bristlecone Pines themselves. The cycle of life is so obvious - the atoms of the Bristlecones are the "recycled" atoms from truly ancient living things. These trees may be the oldest current living things on earth, but they are comprised of ageless atoms. Stardust - to - Stardust, over eons of time. One must sit down in an attempt to comprehend it all.
Your appreciation means the world to me, and thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts.
Wow amazing! definitely on my bucket list to see. Thanks for sharing
So glad you liked it! It's definitely worth adding to your bucket list. This is one of my personal favorites, and I try to get up here a couple of times a year. Winter time brings an average of 30 feet of snow, so I can't head up there right now. I'm planning to go end of May or early June this year. Thanks for watching, and commenting!
Awesome.
Glad you think so! This is one of my favorite places.
just lovely
thank you
Our pleasure!
Thks a million Scott. This video moves me so much with nature's beauty and mesmerizing captivating music. Feel like heaven watching it. The drone part was jaw-dropping beauty.
Who needs expensive travel when you can experience jaw-dropping beauty from the comfort of your own screen? Just kidding, but I'm thrilled that you found the drone shots so mesmerizing. Nature never ceases to amaze!
Beautiful!… Thank You! A part of our great state I have recently been feeling the need to explore more!!! 🙋♀️🌻💕
You are so welcome! Its a little warm there right now, but check conditions in late September, that can be a great time to go there,
Beautiful! Thanks for the info and inspo. Planning to visit this summer. Have you seen the bristlecones in Spring Mountains NRA near Las Vegas? They are extra twisted and super cool. Definitely worth a several day visit!
Thanks a million for your awesome comment! I'm stoked that you found the video helpful and inspiring. I'm going to be in for a treat this spring with the bristlecones near Las Vegas (going there in April). I love hanging out with these very old and very wise trees. Enjoy your adventure, and travel safely!
Check out my tour of Red Rock near Vegas!
ruclips.net/video/o4rEioHWGPU/видео.html
Beautiful and informative video. Great POV for the road driving up there. We are going in August, I have never been. Looking at the road conditions I will probably air down my tires for a smoother ride.
Thats the perfect time to go - it will be hot in the valley below, but take a light jacket or sweater, it can be pretty chilly up that high. I am sure you will love it there!
Great Video!
Glad you enjoyed it! Check out all the other destinations I have on my channel.
Bravo
Thank you! This is one of my favorite places to be, and I am heading up there again in about 3 weeks. Thanks for watching!
Very spiritual. They are calling me to them…🌎
You need to go to them. They will heal your soul. Thanks for watching!
Beautiful video. Felt like being there. Very good information and photography. Such a beautiful place. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it! Come back and enjoy all the vids here any time!
Awesome videography! Recently I've taken an interest in astrophotography & drones. Love the Milkyway shot! Your production value from the music, drone and camera footage. Interested in the equipment you used! The Brististlecone forest has been on my bucket list since the 60s when I first heard of bristlecone pine in a Lassie book.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found it inspiring!
I use a DJI Air 2S drone, DJI Action Cam for the dashcam, iPhone for some of the handheld shots, Canon EOS RP Mirrorless for the tripod shots (timelapse)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
That photo of Sierra crest is gorgeous
Thank you for that - photography is how I got into making videos.
We are hooked, Scott! Thanks for the amazing video! Did you make a separate video just for the Astro? I’d love to see more of it, if you did!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. The Astrophotography was from a friend. He has the perfect gear for capturing those incredible shots.
Enjoyed the video 😂
I am so glad you did! This is one of my most favorite places to be.
Beautiful footage and informative you must be a scientist love the music choices too. I’m wondering if I want to do astrophotography there is this grove the place to go?
You should go to the Patriarch Grove where I ended up - 13 miles of unpaved road before you get there however. Anywhere in the White mountains is good for astrophotography, though. Very little light pollution there.
@@ridealongwithscott thank you very much for your reply
It’s a long tour but I watch the entire vid so no camping but if I do Astro I will be there all night pretty much that Astro clip is gorgeous is that from the same grove?
Thanks for watching!
if trees grew on the moon..
If they were like these trees, I'd go to the moon to visit them.
yeah! oldest trees in the world?
That they are! Thanks for watching
Methuselah is really tricky to even find a picture of, the actual methuselah tree is a closely guarded secret by the national park service. It is on the methuselah trail about half way through the journey. All though you will not know when you are looking at it, you will have seen it
2:47 that’s not Methuselah.
Maybe it's his younger, less famous cousin, Methusehah?
@@ridealongwithscott I imagine they’re all cousins. That tree is on the discovery trail, pretty close to the visitor center. Methuselah is on the Methuselah loop trail, 2.7 miles from the visitor center.
No drones in national parks d#*kwad
This is NOT a National Park, sir!