Dude I gotta tell ya... The quality of your videos is simply incredible. I mean it's full-on big money documentary quality. To say you put a lot of effort into these things is a gross understatement. I'm sure your making a ton of people in meeting rooms have to listen to "why do you want all this money for your documentary when this guy from Canada can do it without it?!" Oh what a good man can do if left to his own means and determination.
Something you might want to think about doing to your truck is adding a trailer hitch ball and or the receiver to the front of the truck given the narrow and rugged "adventure" driving you are doing. If you ever have to back up long distances and can manage to get the boat trailer around to the front you can comfortably and much quicker back up for miles if need be also there is a big benefit pushing a trailer say if you wanted to go down some narrow track to launch on a river or lake, the steering input immediately directs trailer direction and so precisely you could thread the eye of a needle so to speak. A real handy option/ability to have.
Your trip with the drone over the glacier shows how this earth is carved and created over time. Absolutely awe inspiring to watch the process of the earth being exposed after thousands if not millions of years. Great Vid Dustin!!!
No better way to start my Saturday! There's opportunity to see the Perseid meteor shower here tonight, I can only imagine you have seen some crazy cool night skies up there. Thanks again Dustin, for taking us along on another great road trip.😊❤
Wow that was AMAZING! Thanks for sharing. Incredible how quickly the weather changed too! I look forward to Saturdays because of your videos - the quality is amazing plus the humour and excitement you approach your adventures with is contagious! 😁Oh and your music choice is so spot on, a lot of my music is purchased because of this. 💜
That Human debris out on the Glacier!! Wow- even in some of the most remote locales on the Planet, there's garbage. Makes us all sad. Dustin- you challenge areas that 99.99999% of us will NEVER get to..........so so lucky you are! Congrats on your MOHO/ Northern exploration adventure truck lifestyle. You are amongst the best on the internet! We all appreciate you!
Hey Mate. So good! That glacier blows my mind. And you being there for that section sloughing (sic?) was something that you’d go through your life and never manage to witness, if you weren’t on this incredible adventure you’re sharing with us. Thanks for another great episode! Cheers, Rob,Tasmania
I am torn between absorbing the astounding beauty that abounds in every direction in this video, and the awareness that you are capturing "the end of an era" with the melting of these ancient, majestic glaciers.
As I’ve said before… Just one of the best channels on here. Look forward to your vids every week. This one was especially epic. Thanks for bringing us along Brother! ❤️🤘😎
Trying to get back to Alaska. I was warned back in 73, don't leave or you will never get back... True, so far and the clock is ticking. Your videos help me get an Alaska recharge!
This is Mother Nature saying….welcome Dustin…let me show you something….and what a magical show she gave you 🌈💕🌈 To hear your excitement as the world was unfolding before you ….was a gift you shared with all of us … This is why I love my Saturday mornings. I would have stayed as well….not everyday you get a chance to have a private party with the big M. N. herself …that was auhhhing and the sounds just chilling. I can only try to imagine how you must have been feeling as you were watching and hearing that rare moments. Thank you as always for taking me with you and doing what you do so well….sharing your gifts…bless you Dustin 🙏…keeping you safe in my prayers always😊
The videography and editing of your videos is top notch Dustin! Everything from the shots to the intense music paired with the intense shots to first person shots of you walking/biking. You really have a way of making it feel like im right there with you!
Fantastic adventure! This is why I’m hooked on your travels, I never miss a chance to see where you’re going next, for those of us that can only dream of exploring these experiences you bring them to us, keep up the good work
Dustin you did it again! I’m so in love with you and your content… I LOVE, love your adventurous ways and wish one day I’ll be able to just go out and look at our amazing land… Thank you for your amazing content you give us all! Much love and respect!❤
Dustin: Hi from Calgary. OMG there are no words to express the magnificence of that. A bit disappointed to see all the human crap laying around. But I do realize it was a very active mining area and the word reclamation is not one in the mining companies vocabulary. As a climber I appreciate your ability to know when to say this is far enough when it comes to glacier and mountain travel. Thanks man that was one helluva start to the northern destination.
I see the mosquitoes were welcoming you to Alaska.. I can't understand how a place so cold could have so many mosquitoes..They were worse than anyplace I've ever been...Thx for bringing us along on another gorgeous adventure...Take care my friend...
@@darinkagolob7668 Don't let anyone tell you that the cold weather will kill em off... I remember going out to work on the planes, I would keep the mosquitoes off while my friend did the work...lol..
11:33 LOVE IT when Mic, peaks his head out, and comments (haha) 24:00 all that gold, Silver, copper rich earth being carried downstream, by the power of the glacier.. THANK YOU DUSTIN, for bringing us along on that adventure..
Holly string of rude adjectives Dustin... one of the best adventures yet! The photography is top drawer, thanks for taking us all along, what an assume planet we live on. Still think that coffee table book is a great idea... is there still a National Film Board of Canada? Your videos really should be archived for future generations. I sent them an email asking them to review your channel, up to them to do something.
Dustin, I have to remind myself after you start walking places that I would deem unsafe and I fear for your safety that you are, or these magnificent videos wouldn't be posted. Your videos bring me places that I couldn't even think to dream of. So, another huge thank you from Proctor Minnesota! Stay safe, and I pray God's blessings over you as you follow your dream of adventure.
Wow ... Bear glacier has receded quite a lot since I was last there in 2016. I was in a Ford E350, 2-wheel drive RV headed to the Salmon glacier. Edit: For those unaware, Salmon glacier and the Granduc mine are both in Canada ... but that road must go through the U.S. to get to both. Additional footage can be found in this video ruclips.net/video/J_2_bhwGWz8/видео.html
Dustin, that was a once in a lifetime experience that you captured for all of us! My one and so far only Salmon Glacier experience was from the before times, we stayed overnight at that first look out you were at and that was an experience that still pops into my mind all these years later. Any of your readers that might be thinking about going to Hyder and up to the glacier...just do it. Video doesn't do justice to the immensity, the sheer size of the thing.
Well done, Dustin, your videography and music score are a perfect match once again. Not sure how you do it, but each one inspires me to take the road less traveled.
Chills. The last time I was up at Bear Glacier was 1994. It reached down to the water. Salmon still looks good. Right where the viewpoint is, a crew of us climbed up the hill across the road, and another snowfield was up there. Got to snowboard it back in the day. One of the best times of my life. That place is super-cool. Thanks for bringing back good old memories. Now, have you found the filming location of John Carpenters classic "THE THING" yet? Keep up the good work Safe travels. Cheers.
Dustin, that video ... OUTFRIGGINGSTANDING! Thank you so much for that experience. Remote or not, it was awe-inspiring and I loved it. Mother nature is a thing of beauty.
Absolutely epic little side trip. Northern BC is utterly amazing. Excellent capture of the bank sloughing away, too - that is not something you're going to see too often!
My son’s sixth birthday party today and when I told him your new adventure was up, he asked if we could watch it on the big tv together tonight before bed! Keep up the great work Dustin!
Fascinating. It’s heartbreaking to know how much these glaciers have receded . Then I realize glaciers covered and receded from most of the world creating rivers and lakes. Thank you for showing us this up close.
Thank you so much Dustin for taking us along! The drone videos are just amazing! You do a fantastic job Dustin! Thank you🤗 I must say watching the glaciers made me see it as a grave yard of the past. It made me sad to see how much melting has occured since the last time you brought us along. Time doesn't wait nor does Mother Nature. Again, thank you Dustin for taking us along on your adventure❤ Stay amazing Dustin!!
Wow - amazing landscapes. I could sit there for hours watching that glacier slowly erode. Thank you for sharing. The rain made for such beautiful, misty, silver scenery.
Wow just another fantastic adventure Dustin. Just so amazing. Doesn't get any better and without the bugs. Thanks for taking one for the team. But I'm sure you have left a lot of us speechless. Thanks for what you do.👍👍👍👍👍🍻
Award winning video, in suspence the whole episode, just blew my mind. I thought it was going to be impossible to beat the video when you met the couple who built and lived off grid way out, but you did! WOW! Stunning! Jaw dropping, Gotcha watch it again
WOW. there are so many beautiful places to see here in Canada and the US that most people will not get to see or experience but thanks to you we will at least get to see some of the most spectacular places that Canada and any where else you may travel has to offer. This was definitely one of them. PLEASE be safe out there so we can see more of what Canada has to offer.
National Geographic with Dustin Porter :-) This was very moving. Your filming and photography is absolutely exquisite. You are documenting and recording our evolving geological history as it happens. You are a true asset to this beautiful Earth. This was so incredible, that I have to watch it again.
18:21- The glinting the river was so perfect, it seemed like it was added in post. What a truly awe inspiring place. Impossible to gauge the size and scope of.
Dear Dustin, your photography is so stunning that I watch every video at least twice. Your personality is so charming that I am sure most of your viewers have a big ole crush on you. Thanks for all your glorious hard work.
Outstanding once again, Dustin. Such beauty and a fabulous adventure. Perhaps the collapsing glacier will expose woolly mammoth bones/tusks?? Safe travels and thank you for sharing this incredible journey. Only wish they were longer in length. 🙂 blessings
Ohhh, man. .What an experience! I've never seen glaciers break apart like that. Thank you for sharing this. You rock! I'm going to share this with my younger brother who teaches Earth Science. He'll love it.
You really cracked. I was so touch for the beauty and gorgeous planet. God bless us and thank you for showing how amazing life and our surroundings are. Thank you Justin
Thanks again for another great video. I'm an East coast guy I cant wait to actually be in the North West. You are in some of the most beautiful parts of North America. Stay well. Stay happy. Peace.
Amazing footage, as always. I've never seen that much activity from a glacier, you were blessed Dustin. The green was most definitely copper on quartz.
23:23 walking through the echoes of our Pleistocene ancestors on ground that quite probably has never been touched by humans. That glacier has almost certainly covered that rock since long before humanity walked across the Beringia land bridge.
That was one awesome adventure . Thank you ! We went on a glacier tour in 1988 for our Honeymoon when we stayed in Banff. It was the moist amazing tour to go on. My Mother in law had a picture from when she went on her trip and we compared picture to see how much the glaciers had receded since she was there. Thank you again for this amazing adventure 😊
Wow Dustin, it's pretty cool watching giant iceberg calving into the ocean, but watching the Earth change, including changing the flow of a river from glacier calving was extra cool. Super awesome, Dustin, way to go. Damn that was so engaging. A continuous thumbs up.
Dustin that looked amazing on our 85” TV, I can only imagine what it was like to be there and witness it happening real time… Thank you for all the adventuring you share, it’s truly appreciated.
Woooow, thank you for having us with you. The places you go to are just amazing. What a beautiful scenery, nature... The glacier is beyond .... Just woow. 🙌🌄🧚♀️
Great video Dustin! That debris is from equipment we had on a joint venture expedition at the start of climate history in 1981. We were investigating putting the ice back on top of 90% of Canada and Alaska and part of the northern lower 48 USA to correct the climate.
That was excellent footage of the glaciers and what a harsh world. I too would have wanted to sit and watch the erosion of the hillside. Huge thank you for showing us an area most will never see.
if you ever decide to take someone along for a week of adventuring I'd gladly be your guy Friday. Cooking, washing dishes, waxing the drone. Yep, I'd do it all. Couldn't help but think about those 55 gallon drums and the human waste on the top of the ice. It was refreshing to think though that one day nature with all it's power and resilience will grind away all that human kind has made a mess of. What a stunning video. as always...amazing. Be safe.
Stupendous views on an extraordinary adventure Dustin! Thanks for journeying there, recording the sights and sounds and, most of all, for sharing with us! Reveals to city dwellers and the housebound just what a beautiful planet in an exceptional time we live. On a side note: Would hope you'd wear a helmet on those gnarly, down-hill runs with the bike, even if you switched to baseball cap for selfie views; and that you always pack at least minimal bivouac gear along with you when venturing on the bike or afoot into risky terrain and weather.
Dustin, you are leaving footprints on our souls with your adventures.
"Leave nothing but footprints" all over my damn soul!
Love this comment! ❤
Best comment ever
This is awfully nice, and I appreciate this comment because I feel like each of these locations contribute something to my soul as well.
@@Nova2032- now, if he had had a camera, might had been different.
Dude I gotta tell ya... The quality of your videos is simply incredible. I mean it's full-on big money documentary quality. To say you put a lot of effort into these things is a gross understatement. I'm sure your making a ton of people in meeting rooms have to listen to "why do you want all this money for your documentary when this guy from Canada can do it without it?!" Oh what a good man can do if left to his own means and determination.
I really appreciate that, thank you.
I 100% second that!!!
Nailed it! Last line says it all!
amen. could not agree more
Thissssssss
I’ve never seen anything like this, you are giving National Geographic a run for their money! Thank you so much for sharing your adventure with us 👍🏻😊
That was my very thought, too!
That’s very nice, thank you.
I've never seen anything like that. Don't ever stand under something like that. @@1954shadow
Absolutely unbelievable that we’re able to film that glacier calving …wow!
Something you might want to think about doing to your truck is adding a trailer hitch ball and or the receiver to the front of the truck given the narrow and rugged "adventure" driving you are doing. If you ever have to back up long distances and can manage to get the boat trailer around to the front you can comfortably and much quicker back up for miles if need be also there is a big benefit pushing a trailer say if you wanted to go down some narrow track to launch on a river or lake, the steering input immediately directs trailer direction and so precisely you could thread the eye of a needle so to speak. A real handy option/ability to have.
A must have for adventure driving.
At 62 I have seen alot,but this was the most Wild clip of the glacier collapsing!!!!😊
Wow, what an experience. Watching the earth reshape itself right before your eyes. Very cool adventure, Dustin!
Breath Taking! You should win some kind of award for this amazing work of yours!
Your trip with the drone over the glacier shows how this earth is carved and created over time. Absolutely awe inspiring to watch the process of the earth being exposed after thousands if not millions of years. Great Vid Dustin!!!
Maybe I missed it but a shot of you near/on the glacier would have let us see the scale comparison.
Mother Nature gives us so much beauty and we taint it with our garbage! So beautiful there it's like another planet!
One of you best yet Dustin, thanks for sharing.
No better way to start my Saturday! There's opportunity to see the Perseid meteor shower here tonight, I can only imagine you have seen some crazy cool night skies up there. Thanks again Dustin, for taking us along on another great road trip.😊❤
I can’t imagine living my life vicariously through anyone other than you! Thank you for this fantastic adventure!
Man, the quality of your storytelling, cinematography and editing is just going from strength to strength. Long may it continue.
Wow that was AMAZING! Thanks for sharing. Incredible how quickly the weather changed too! I look forward to Saturdays because of your videos - the quality is amazing plus the humour and excitement you approach your adventures with is contagious! 😁Oh and your music choice is so spot on, a lot of my music is purchased because of this. 💜
Thank you so much !
We would have never seen this without you.
Love the ride-a-long 👍🙏
That Human debris out on the Glacier!! Wow- even in some of the most remote locales on the Planet, there's garbage. Makes us all sad. Dustin- you challenge areas that 99.99999% of us will NEVER get to..........so so lucky you are! Congrats on your MOHO/ Northern exploration adventure truck lifestyle. You are amongst the best on the internet! We all appreciate you!
Hey Mate.
So good! That glacier blows my mind. And you being there for that section sloughing (sic?) was something that you’d go through your life and never manage to witness, if you weren’t on this incredible adventure you’re sharing with us.
Thanks for another great episode!
Cheers,
Rob,Tasmania
The timing just lined up perfectly.
I am torn between absorbing the astounding beauty that abounds in every direction in this video, and the awareness that you are capturing "the end of an era" with the melting of these ancient, majestic glaciers.
As I’ve said before…
Just one of the best channels on here.
Look forward to your vids every week. This one was especially epic.
Thanks for bringing us along Brother!
❤️🤘😎
Thank you. 😊
Trying to get back to Alaska. I was warned back in 73, don't leave or you will never get back... True, so far and the clock is ticking. Your videos help me get an Alaska recharge!
This is Mother Nature saying….welcome Dustin…let me show you something….and what a magical show she gave you 🌈💕🌈
To hear your excitement as the world was unfolding before you ….was a gift you shared with all of us …
This is why I love my Saturday mornings.
I would have stayed as well….not everyday you get a chance to have a private party with the big M. N. herself …that was auhhhing and the sounds just chilling. I can only try to imagine how you must have been feeling as you were watching and hearing that rare moments.
Thank you as always for taking me with you and doing what you do so well….sharing your gifts…bless you Dustin 🙏…keeping you safe in my prayers always😊
Thank you for such a nice comment.
Dustin, Thank you.........just plain......THANK YOU!!!! Millions should be subscribed here.
The videography and editing of your videos is top notch Dustin! Everything from the shots to the intense music paired with the intense shots to first person shots of you walking/biking. You really have a way of making it feel like im right there with you!
Thank you very much
Fantastic adventure! This is why I’m hooked on your travels, I never miss a chance to see where you’re going next, for those of us that can only dream of exploring these experiences you bring them to us, keep up the good work
Thank you very much.
Awesome. The beauty of nature always astounds me. 🎉 thanks for taking us along.
You show beautiful things that people who even live in BC (like me) never get to see. This was amazing. Thank you.
Dustin you did it again! I’m so in love with you and your content… I LOVE, love your adventurous ways and wish one day I’ll be able to just go out and look at our amazing land… Thank you for your amazing content you give us all! Much love and respect!❤
Thank you so much for enjoying, and got the nice comment. 😊
Dustin: Hi from Calgary. OMG there are no words to express the magnificence of that. A bit disappointed to see all the human crap laying around. But I do realize it was a very active mining area and the word reclamation is not one in the mining companies vocabulary. As a climber I appreciate your ability to know when to say this is far enough when it comes to glacier and mountain travel.
Thanks man that was one helluva start to the northern destination.
I see the mosquitoes were welcoming you to Alaska.. I can't understand how a place so cold could have so many mosquitoes..They were worse than anyplace I've ever been...Thx for bringing us along on another gorgeous adventure...Take care my friend...
Must be a special breed of mosquito 🦟
@@darinkagolob7668 Don't let anyone tell you that the cold weather will kill em off... I remember going out to work on the planes, I would keep the mosquitoes off while my friend did the work...lol..
Dustin,
The things you do to get us the awesome shots of that beautiful country. Also give Mick his hat back.. Boe
Like Ken Burns and Rick Steves rolled into one person and with great taste in music. Keep living your dream brother.
11:33 LOVE IT when Mic, peaks his head out, and comments (haha) 24:00 all that gold, Silver, copper rich earth being carried downstream, by the power of the glacier.. THANK YOU DUSTIN, for bringing us along on that adventure..
Absolutely stunning. First the Chilcotin, and now this! Thank you Dustin, for sharing your amazing adventures with us.
Fabulous footage! I am in awe.. Take care out there Dustin, but thank you for a once in a lifetime experience.
Wow. So beautiful. Thank you Dustin for sharing your adventures with us. ❤
Holly string of rude adjectives Dustin... one of the best adventures yet! The photography is top drawer, thanks for taking us all along, what an assume planet we live on. Still think that coffee table book is a great idea... is there still a National Film Board of Canada? Your videos really should be archived for future generations. I sent them an email asking them to review your channel, up to them to do something.
Keep them coming!
If that drone doesn't have a name yet, I feel like it deserves one.
Loved the glacier sights and the sounds just as much!
So extremely beautiful!!! God has outdone himself here. Mind boggling.
Dustin, I have to remind myself after you start walking places that I would deem unsafe and I fear for your safety that you are, or these magnificent videos wouldn't be posted. Your videos bring me places that I couldn't even think to dream of. So, another huge thank you from Proctor Minnesota! Stay safe, and I pray God's blessings over you as you follow your dream of adventure.
Breathtakingly beautiful.❤
Wow ... Bear glacier has receded quite a lot since I was last there in 2016. I was in a Ford E350, 2-wheel drive RV headed to the Salmon glacier. Edit: For those unaware, Salmon glacier and the Granduc mine are both in Canada ... but that road must go through the U.S. to get to both. Additional footage can be found in this video ruclips.net/video/J_2_bhwGWz8/видео.html
Thanks for the comment on how much Bear has receded. When I saw just how dirty that ice was I wondered.
Dustin, that was a once in a lifetime experience that you captured for all of us! My one and so far only Salmon Glacier experience was from the before times, we stayed overnight at that first look out you were at and that was an experience that still pops into my mind all these years later. Any of your readers that might be thinking about going to Hyder and up to the glacier...just do it. Video doesn't do justice to the immensity, the sheer size of the thing.
Well done, Dustin, your videography and music score are a perfect match once again. Not sure how you do it, but each one inspires me to take the road less traveled.
Chills. The last time I was up at Bear Glacier was 1994. It reached down to the water. Salmon still looks good.
Right where the viewpoint is, a crew of us climbed up the hill across the road, and another snowfield was up there. Got to snowboard it back in the day. One of the best times of my life. That place is super-cool. Thanks for bringing back good old memories.
Now, have you found the filming location of John Carpenters classic "THE THING" yet?
Keep up the good work
Safe travels.
Cheers.
Yet another spectacular video! Truly a rare opportunity to watch Mother Nature in its rawest form! What an experience that must have been!
Dustin, that video ... OUTFRIGGINGSTANDING! Thank you so much for that experience. Remote or not, it was awe-inspiring and I loved it. Mother nature is a thing of beauty.
Thank you very much.
Absolutely epic little side trip. Northern BC is utterly amazing. Excellent capture of the bank sloughing away, too - that is not something you're going to see too often!
My son’s sixth birthday party today and when I told him your new adventure was up, he asked if we could watch it on the big tv together tonight before bed! Keep up the great work Dustin!
Magnificent shots but it's so sad to see glaciers in that state that were robust just 20 years ago.
Thanks for another tremendous viewing experience!
WOW! Just wow! What an epic opportunity! ~Lucy
Your videos are amazing thanks for sowing us all theas Beautiful places
Dustin, I love all of your stuff but this may be your best one yet.
Thank you.
Fascinating. It’s heartbreaking to know how much these glaciers have receded . Then I realize glaciers covered and receded from most of the world creating rivers and lakes. Thank you for showing us this up close.
Thank you so much Dustin for taking us along! The drone videos are just amazing! You do a fantastic job Dustin! Thank you🤗 I must say watching the glaciers made me see it as a grave yard of the past. It made me sad to see how much melting has occured since the last time you brought us along. Time doesn't wait nor does Mother Nature. Again, thank you Dustin for taking us along on your adventure❤ Stay amazing Dustin!!
Wow - amazing landscapes. I could sit there for hours watching that glacier slowly erode. Thank you for sharing. The rain made for such beautiful, misty, silver scenery.
Watching from way down under in Aus, your vids are making the 450hr flight to Canada more and more appealing. BC looks amazing.
Magnificent footage, how fortunate you are to be an explorer on this adventure! Great work!!!!
In a word: majestic.
Wow just another fantastic adventure Dustin. Just so amazing. Doesn't get any better and without the bugs. Thanks for taking one for the team. But I'm sure you have left a lot of us speechless. Thanks for what you do.👍👍👍👍👍🍻
Award winning video, in suspence the whole episode, just blew my mind. I thought it was going to be impossible to beat the video when you met the couple who built and lived off grid way out, but you did! WOW! Stunning! Jaw dropping, Gotcha watch it again
WOW. there are so many beautiful places to see here in Canada and the US that most people will not get to see or experience but thanks to you we will at least get to see some of the most spectacular places that Canada and any where else you may travel has to offer. This was definitely one of them. PLEASE be safe out there so we can see more of what Canada has to offer.
Absolutely amazing video 🎉
National Geographic with Dustin Porter :-)
This was very moving. Your filming and photography is absolutely exquisite. You are documenting and recording our evolving geological history as it happens. You are a true asset to this beautiful Earth. This was so incredible, that I have to watch it again.
Thank you so much. I hope the second watch is just as enjoyable.
Well done Dustin!! And we can all tell that you're having a blast doing it!!
18:21- The glinting the river was so perfect, it seemed like it was added in post. What a truly awe inspiring place. Impossible to gauge the size and scope of.
* Amazing Dustin ... Thankyou !
We appreciate the work you put into taking us along with you! Can't be easy to do it and fully enjoy what's around you. 🤙 Thank you!
Dear Dustin, your photography is so stunning that I watch every video at least twice. Your personality is so charming that I am sure most of your viewers have a big ole crush on you. Thanks for all your glorious hard work.
Thank you thank you thank you ☺️
You rock Dustin, enjoy EVER MINUTE, NEVER KNOW WHAT'S around the corner ,stay HEALTHY
You are living the dream life thank you for taking us along with you .
Outstanding once again, Dustin. Such beauty and a fabulous adventure. Perhaps the collapsing glacier will expose woolly mammoth bones/tusks?? Safe travels and thank you for sharing this incredible journey. Only wish they were longer in length. 🙂 blessings
First class video friend thank you and please keep the great videos coming friend from Scotland 😊
Super stunning views of the glacier 😍Top notch videography as always. Cheers mate!
Ohhh, man. .What an experience! I've never seen glaciers break apart like that. Thank you for sharing this. You rock! I'm going to share this with my younger brother who teaches Earth Science. He'll love it.
Amazing adventure. Well done my friend!
Incredible footage, so lucky to be there for a large event like that. One of your best videos yet!
You really cracked. I was so touch for the beauty and gorgeous planet. God bless us and thank you for showing how amazing life and our surroundings are. Thank you Justin
Thanks for taking this old women along. I can barely walk across the room now, let alone hike anywhere. Want some advice? Don't get old.
Thanks again for another great video.
I'm an East coast guy I cant wait to actually be in the North West.
You are in some of the most beautiful parts of North America.
Stay well. Stay happy. Peace.
Amazing footage, as always.
I've never seen that much activity from a glacier, you were blessed Dustin.
The green was most definitely copper on quartz.
23:23 walking through the echoes of our Pleistocene ancestors on ground that quite probably has never been touched by humans. That glacier has almost certainly covered that rock since long before humanity walked across the Beringia land bridge.
That was one awesome adventure . Thank you ! We went on a glacier tour in 1988 for our Honeymoon when we stayed in Banff. It was the moist amazing tour to go on. My Mother in law had a picture from when she went on her trip and we compared picture to see how much the glaciers had receded since she was there. Thank you again for this amazing adventure 😊
I can’t say it any better than the heartfelt comments I’ve read. We love you Uncle D!
Wow Dustin, it's pretty cool watching giant iceberg calving into the ocean, but watching the Earth change, including changing the flow of a river from glacier calving was extra cool.
Super awesome, Dustin, way to go.
Damn that was so engaging.
A continuous thumbs up.
Dustin that looked amazing on our 85” TV, I can only imagine what it was like to be there and witness it happening real time…
Thank you for all the adventuring you share, it’s truly appreciated.
Beautiful video 👍👍
Woooow, thank you for having us with you. The places you go to are just amazing. What a beautiful scenery, nature... The glacier is beyond .... Just woow. 🙌🌄🧚♀️
Dustin... That was awesome
Great video Dustin! That debris is from equipment we had on a joint venture expedition at the start of climate history in 1981. We were investigating putting the ice back on top of 90% of Canada and Alaska and part of the northern lower 48 USA to correct the climate.
Fanfreakintastastic videos. My 85yr old mother absolutely love them so she asked to post a big Thank You!
The sound effects flying out of camp over the pile of rocks was superb
OH MY GOODNESS! THAT WAS SPECTACULAR 😍 Hard to find words, thank you for this ❣️
That was excellent footage of the glaciers and what a harsh world. I too would have wanted to sit and watch the erosion of the hillside. Huge thank you for showing us an area most will never see.
Wow! Glacial redirection - what a gift to see and thank you for sharing it with us.
if you ever decide to take someone along for a week of adventuring I'd gladly be your guy Friday. Cooking, washing dishes, waxing the drone. Yep, I'd do it all.
Couldn't help but think about those 55 gallon drums and the human waste on the top of the ice. It was refreshing to think though that one day nature with all it's power and resilience will grind away all that human kind has made a mess of.
What a stunning video. as always...amazing. Be safe.
As always, you've shown us an incredible place, full of raw beauty and power. Thanks for another great adventure, Dustin!
Absolutely Epic drone footage and edit. Great job Dustin.
Stupendous views on an extraordinary adventure Dustin! Thanks for journeying there, recording the sights and sounds and, most of all, for sharing with us! Reveals to city dwellers and the housebound just what a beautiful planet in an exceptional time we live.
On a side note: Would hope you'd wear a helmet on those gnarly, down-hill runs with the bike, even if you switched to baseball cap for selfie views; and that you always pack at least minimal bivouac gear along with you when venturing on the bike or afoot into risky terrain and weather.
Wow! Incredible footage Dustin! 😮 Thanks for letting us accompany you on this journey 😄👍