I was shocked to see the tombstone of Archie Smith in the park! That was my uncle who only lived a few months. Alford and Elva were my grandparents. I had no idea he was buried there. My family must have once had land in what is this area of the park. I still have family that live in nearby Oneida and I own a house there! There are lots of bears in the area- glad you took precautions with separate cooking and sleeping spots.
@@AdventureArchives Hi guys! Love your videos! I’ve not been back since then, but my next visit I plan to hike out and look for the grave. Thanks for all the great adventures you share with us!
@devamail1 I believe that there are remnants of the old homestead near the gravesite. You can actually drive pretty close to the area on a gravel road called Alfred Smith. I had heard that your grandparents lived there and started a family plot when young Archie died then later on moved to Oak Ridge area to work on the Manhattan Project in some capacity. You can check out two videos by Papaw In The Woods where he hikes to Angels Falls Overlook/Grand gap loop to get more information. He has lived in Oneida and Big South Fork his entire life I think.
Not to choose favourites or anything 😬 but Andrew is the star of the show! I do so appreciate his knowledge. It would be very interesting to know what you all do as a career. . .
Theres a lot of reasons why I love this channel, but I think one of the biggest ones is that every video reminds me of human curiousity and community. I always feel like every video has messages that I need to hear at that very moment, and during this video I found myself remembering growing up in a forest and wanting to explore every part of it. Wonderful video as always 💐
I am 70yrs old...I lived some of that sort of LITTON FARM life...there's nothing quite like it...the stove, the spring house , the garden, the old house, the barn...oh, for a simpler time...smile. You guys have no real idea how sweet it was....explore more.Ding how!
I did an overnight there about 4 years ago with some friends. It was early November. It was pouring rain and when we started out it was 48 degrees. Sometime in the night the rain stopped, but a cold front passed through and we woke up to 16 degrees. Most memorable miserable trip ever, but I still love the place-it is gorgeous down there.
As a new subscriber that's going back and bing watching all your past episodes I'm amazed that your gear has basically not changed and Andrew is still in a basic tarp! Your all about getting outdoors and prove that gear and equipment isn't as important as people make it out to be! And yet your video quality is the best of any outdoor channel I've ever seen and you must spend a lot on camera equipment!
Awesome video, I loved it. 😎👍 I totally Subscribed. 💯 10:08 I will only eat wild plants and vegetables that I know about. (It's dangerous if you don't know what to look for.) 1:02:25 this Dude REALLY Loves plants. 😂
When do you have time to live your regular life hiking camping editing doing the music all your little short film clips I absolutely love this channel and I am so glad that I found it. You have done a few of the trips that I have especially up in the Adirondacks that is where I live you guys are very relaxing and enjoyable to watch and I learned a lot from your channel to take with me on the trails , thank you thank you
"If a man says he is not afraid of dying, he is either lying or is a Gurkha." The Khukuri is a weapon carried by the Gurkhas. A fellow Nepali viewer here. Great going guys.
Your videos always bring me peace and serenity. I use the ones I've already watched to fall asleep. This would be an awesome place to revisit in the spring for the rhododendron bloom, although very beautiful in fall. Great video and music as usual. Loved it
...................Tempt me no more; for I Have known the Lightening's hour, The poet's inward pride, The certainty of power. ...................Tempt me no more And if our blood alone Will melt this iron earth Take it. It is well spent, Easing a savior's birth. ....................Rest from loving ; and be living Fallen is fallen. Past retrieving. ....................Rest from loving. Make us a wind to shake the world.
Have to say you all have the very best hiking channel on the Tube. I’ve been to many of the same places mushrooms 🍄 are my bag . Great friends the best of times. 👍👍
I sure appreciate you gentlemen. I Live in East Tennessee, Knoxville, and have really enjoyed thru my adult life feeding lucky to live near two of most special places on this planet of ours. Look forward to more education, insight and inspiration.
Great trip and interaction, y'all. A 1000 years ago - I'm 82 now - my buddies at UCLA and long after would let me go where they went at my own speed but call after me to be sure I hadn't fallen off a cliff or been eaten by horned frogs - cerebral palsy's forever! : ). Effectively that made me know I'd missed nothing and lived a full life. FWIW that's the best gift anyone can get or give. Bluntly, I'm tied for luckiest dude who ever lived.
Gosh! I don't know how in the world I have missed this channel. I just discovered it this morning. So incredible. You guys do the most incredible job not to mention what wonderful personalities and characters that you all three have. Big South Fork is one of my favorite places to camp and hike. At 71 years old I still go tent camping there a lot. Thank you so much for your hard work that you do I can't wait to order a t-shirt. Maybe I will be fortunate enough to run into you guys somewhere on the trail it would be an honor just say hello and hopefully things will change so that I can shake your hands or do an elbow bump. Love you work. Please stay safe and healthy out there.
A little further north you could hike. the sheltowee trace (aka moonbow trail) north from Cumberland Falls towards laurel lake. One of the prettiest waterfalls in KY (dog slaughter falls).
I came across this video and decided to check it out, after it started I thought...ugh, it's an hour and a half. But it is a very easy to watch video. I search constantly for new places to hike and this has made my list! Thanks
Watching your videos reminds me of when I was younger. I still go out and explore. But I let life get me too busy and lost touch with all my friends. Take it from someone that knows. Never loose contact with your friends. Don't let life get you to busy.
Hoping to recognize some spots👍 A bunch of us just earned end-to-ender status by hiking the Sheltowee Trace, a trail which runs directly through The Big South Fork. Every year about 120 to 150 or so folks join the Sheltowee Trace Hiker Challenge and walk the 340 mile trail that extends from Morehead KY to Burnt Mill Bridge TN. It was an epic experience!
An amazing episode guys! The way you shot the fire segments was beautiful!🔥 The music during the cave explore was fantastic! I felt shades of Pat Metheny. The pine needle carpet is AA's red carpet. Adventure in the quilted forest! 🤣 The shoutouts once again shone. Thomas is the perfect Wilson. A big thank you to Sunjan for being the catalyst that started it all! 🙏 Well done guys! 👍
I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of this video. Some parts, I was in awe, some parts I laughed so hard it's a wonder I didn't pop some internal stitches. (Just had surgery) Loved it! You guys are going to keep me company while I heal up. ☺
This is the second video that I have watched of yours. Thank you for taking me along on your hikes. I love the woods and mountains. I love the way you identify plants trees and everything else. Love the crunchy leaves! I can almost smell that smoke myself. Thank you!
I just found this channel this morning. I've been binge watching all day. Everything about this channel is awesome. The videos are so well put together too. You've inspired me in more than one way. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures.
Loved the trip, got my AA fix for the day! Thought it was funny how everyone was eatin their own meals, so used to watching y'all share your food. We'll get back to that one of these days. To your next adventure!
Just to clarify (in case nobody else did) the word "clift" is a misspelling of "cleft", which is a fissure in a rock formation. Totally different thing from a cliff, so that sign was definitely wrong. Great video guys!
@@AdventureArchives just look up the closest grotto to your area. If yall are still based here in Indiana, Central Indiana Grotto has a fb page to connect with them. Many of my friends are members and I've done many trips with them. There is also Eastern Indiana Grotto and Evansville Metro Grotto. Its a whole new world underground, come join us !
Robby's Ice Age Trail hike brought me here. I just returned from the IAT myself. Under a blanket of snow, the hummocky landscape of of the Kettle Moraine Forest in Wisconsin hypnotized me. This team provides amazing and captivating content. You truly capture the identities of the beautiful and unique landscapes within the environments that you visit. Nature is refuge.
Oh my god. 1:00:45. You guys just taught me something new about my water filter and made my backpacking trips sooooo much easier! Also, check out Fall Creek Falls, also in Tennessee. I go do the Lower Loop every year.
Very informative video, especially on the flora. I also think it is so smart that you eat in a separate area from sleep-great for bear country. Really enjoyed the video. I have never seen Magnolia tree leaves so large.
Just started watching your site. I immediately subscribed. It is the best travel one I've seen. You explain everything along the way to make us feel like we are right there with you. I grew up hiking in the woods of Pennsylvania and miss it so much. Haven't done it in over 30 years and now at 71 I'm physically unable to with blood clots in my lungs.. so watching your site makes me feel like I'm right there hiking with you. I also love the stories you tell. I almost lost it when he said fuzzy toilet paper. Keep up the great videos. Now I'm off to watch another of your videos. Stay safe all of you. Thumbs up.
Moving to Tennessee next month and watching this just made me even more excited!! Can't wait!!!! I'm definitely the one who sleeps in, snug as a bug in my hammock...need more people that like to get up and start the fire. Cheers to them and the Coors haha. Great video as always ya'll: ))
Hello we hope all is well thank you so much for sharing this AMAZING video. love the fact you give us so much information. And just want to say the footage is crystal clear. Stay blessed my friend Love and Light Sarah and Glenn PS Happy Autumn lol
Just stumbled across your channel. I love this video. Excellent videography, and good flora knowledge, but what I really like is your good natured appreciation of the natural world and each other. Watching puts me in a good and optimistic mood. Thanks so much.
I love that you came here! My neck of the woods. I love watching your videos, and I love the way you show us edible plants; and for Pete's sake....I apologize on behalf of East Tennesseans you guys. The word is supposed to be spelled "cliff" not "clift". I wasn't surprised, just a little embarrassed. I've seen more misspelled signs here in East Tennessee in the past 25 years than I have seen anywhere else I've lived. I suppose they just spell words they way they say them around here lol
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I like it when Andrew talks about and identifies plants trees and mushrooms.
I like the vids brian, and yes i do like it too when andrew speaks on zoology
Trees and mushrooms eh?
Thanks
I was shocked to see the tombstone of Archie Smith in the park! That was my uncle who only lived a few months. Alford and Elva were my grandparents. I had no idea he was buried there. My family must have once had land in what is this area of the park. I still have family that live in nearby Oneida and I own a house there! There are lots of bears in the area- glad you took precautions with separate cooking and sleeping spots.
Sorry we're just now responding to this, but wow! That is an incredible find. Have you been able to visit since?
@@AdventureArchives Hi guys! Love your videos! I’ve not been back since then, but my next visit I plan to hike out and look for the grave. Thanks for all the great adventures you share with us!
@devamail1 I believe that there are remnants of the old homestead near the gravesite. You can actually drive pretty close to the area on a gravel road called Alfred Smith. I had heard that your grandparents lived there and started a family plot when young Archie died then later on moved to Oak Ridge area to work on the Manhattan Project in some capacity. You can check out two videos by Papaw In The Woods where he hikes to Angels Falls Overlook/Grand gap loop to get more information. He has lived in Oneida and Big South Fork his entire life I think.
ruclips.net/video/CodeReY4jU8/видео.htmlsi=Q7I7ZcxFi7n_yUzo This is one of the videos from Papaw In The Woods on Alfred Smith Road
That's the longest I've seen your knife unsheaved, Andrew. To me that speaks more about the man than the knife. I love these videos :-)
This is a very golden episode
True! very warm, gold colors :)
Such a great episode! My favorite line is Brian’s “Someone needs to stay alive.”
Thanks so much for watching, glad you enjoyed it! :D
This is the most professional- looking hiking channel I’ve come across!
Not to choose favourites or anything 😬 but Andrew is the star of the show! I do so appreciate his knowledge. It would be very interesting to know what you all do as a career. . .
YA GOTTA LOVE A GLOW IN THE DARK SHROOM !!!🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄
I love your intelligent commentary ..... I live in Guatemala --- love your channel !!
Theres a lot of reasons why I love this channel, but I think one of the biggest ones is that every video reminds me of human curiousity and community. I always feel like every video has messages that I need to hear at that very moment, and during this video I found myself remembering growing up in a forest and wanting to explore every part of it. Wonderful video as always 💐
I am 70yrs old...I lived some of that sort of LITTON FARM life...there's nothing quite like it...the stove, the spring house , the garden, the old house, the barn...oh, for a simpler time...smile. You guys have no real idea how sweet it was....explore more.Ding how!
City bois
I did an overnight there about 4 years ago with some friends. It was early November. It was pouring rain and when we started out it was 48 degrees. Sometime in the night the rain stopped, but a cold front passed through and we woke up to 16 degrees. Most memorable miserable trip ever, but I still love the place-it is gorgeous down there.
Thank you guys. I love this channel
You guys need to stay on youtube for a very long time. LOVE your work. And the music is original I see, so no copyright BS to bog you down.
As a new subscriber that's going back and bing watching all your past episodes I'm amazed that your gear has basically not changed and Andrew is still in a basic tarp! Your all about getting outdoors and prove that gear and equipment isn't as important as people make it out to be! And yet your video quality is the best of any outdoor channel I've ever seen and you must spend a lot on camera equipment!
Yesss, one hour and 26 minutes I can avoid studying - thanks guys!
Looks like its an extended lunch break for me.
Awesome video, I loved it. 😎👍
I totally Subscribed. 💯
10:08 I will only eat wild plants and vegetables that I know about.
(It's dangerous if you don't know what to look for.)
1:02:25 this Dude REALLY Loves plants. 😂
When do you have time to live your regular life hiking camping editing doing the music all your little short film clips
I absolutely love this channel and I am so glad that I found it. You have done a few of the trips that I have especially up in the Adirondacks that is where I live you guys are very relaxing and enjoyable to watch and I learned a lot from your channel to take with me on the trails , thank you thank you
Love this group.
Thanks!
"If a man says he is not afraid of dying, he is either lying or is a Gurkha." The Khukuri is a weapon carried by the Gurkhas. A fellow Nepali viewer here. Great going guys.
Sure, now, a bloody good knife ; but
you can't go throw it worth a damn.
Beautiful! I live in Western NC, so I'll have to give South Fork a visit. I always love the time and care put into these videos.
Definitely give it a visit, and another National Recreational Area near you Mount Rogers in Virginia.
Thank you for the plant I.D. ! enjoy the Tennessee videos
Your videos always bring me peace and serenity. I use the ones I've already watched to fall asleep. This would be an awesome place to revisit in the spring for the rhododendron bloom, although very beautiful in fall. Great video and music as usual. Loved it
OMG Guys I needed this episode :) I just got back from hospital and I need a little sunshine in my life right now. Thank you!!:)
...................Tempt me no more; for I
Have known the Lightening's hour,
The poet's inward pride,
The certainty of power.
...................Tempt me no more
And if our blood alone
Will melt this iron earth
Take it. It is well spent,
Easing a savior's birth.
....................Rest from loving ; and be living
Fallen is fallen. Past retrieving.
....................Rest from loving.
Make us a wind to shake the world.
man these videos are just the perfect escape from a global pandemic!!
Have to say you all have the very best hiking channel on the Tube. I’ve been to many of the same places mushrooms 🍄 are my bag . Great friends the best of times. 👍👍
Nothing like fall, so beautiful for a hike. Love the colors and fall plants.
Like the extensive knowledge of Andrew about flora and fauna of the forest. That adds tremendously to the enjoyment of your videos, guys. Keep it up!
just rewatching the episode. this is great has some amazing music.
Superb! Y'all are just the best. The new intro lives rent-free in my head.
Thank you so much! Glad you like the new intro :D
My husband and I ran upon a very large solid white wolf there. It was HUGE.
Whoa!
I sure appreciate you gentlemen. I
Live in East Tennessee, Knoxville, and have really enjoyed thru my adult life feeding lucky to live near two of most special places on this planet of ours. Look forward to more education, insight and inspiration.
I love watching you guys.🤗💕✌️
I love NATURE AND YOUR VIDEOS.
Great trip and interaction, y'all. A 1000 years ago - I'm 82 now - my buddies at UCLA and long after would let me go where they went at my own speed but call after me to be sure I hadn't fallen off a cliff or been eaten by horned frogs - cerebral palsy's forever! : ). Effectively that made me know I'd missed nothing and lived a full life. FWIW that's the best gift anyone can get or give. Bluntly, I'm tied for luckiest dude who ever lived.
Gosh! I don't know how in the world I have missed this channel. I just discovered it this morning. So incredible. You guys do the most incredible job not to mention what wonderful personalities and characters that you all three have. Big South Fork is one of my favorite places to camp and hike. At 71 years old I still go tent camping there a lot. Thank you so much for your hard work that you do I can't wait to order a t-shirt. Maybe I will be fortunate enough to run into you guys somewhere on the trail it would be an honor just say hello and hopefully things will change so that I can shake your hands or do an elbow bump. Love you work. Please stay safe and healthy out there.
I guess I know what I'm watching after work tonight!
Dang! I live on the Kentucky side between the BSF and the Cumberland Falls. Excited for this episode, I’m sure I’ll see some areas I know!
:D Hope you like it!
A little further north you could hike. the sheltowee trace (aka moonbow trail) north from Cumberland Falls towards laurel lake. One of the prettiest waterfalls in KY (dog slaughter falls).
I came across this video and decided to check it out, after it started I thought...ugh, it's an hour and a half. But it is a very easy to watch video. I search constantly for new places to hike and this has made my list! Thanks
We missed you guys !!!
You guys are the most positive on RUclips
We love you guys !!!
My favorite RUclips channel! When I hike it is therapeutic and so is your channel, thank you AdventureArchives!!
Another great AA episode! 👍
Thanks, Bob! Appreciate your support :)
so glad to see you all again. each episode renews my faith in humanity and my love of nature. thank you
Watching your videos reminds me of when I was younger. I still go out and explore. But I let life get me too busy and lost touch with all my friends. Take it from someone that knows. Never loose contact with your friends. Don't let life get you to busy.
Hoping to recognize some spots👍 A bunch of us just earned end-to-ender status by hiking the Sheltowee Trace, a trail which runs directly through The Big South Fork. Every year about 120 to 150 or so folks join the Sheltowee Trace Hiker Challenge and walk the 340 mile trail that extends from Morehead KY to Burnt Mill Bridge TN. It was an epic experience!
Awesome job! This is on my list!
Hey Jungle, how long did that hike take you to complete?
@@hoosierproud7718 The hiker challenge takes 11 months. If you would like to know more check out www.sheltoweeTace.org
@@jungledbackpackingwanderer9025 Thanks for the info.
@@lesliewatts2173 Thanks. Let me know if I can help Leslie. 👍
I'm glad you all had another enjoyable experience in my home state of Tennessee. Your videos are a big part of why I started backpacking.
wonderful to see a new adventure, thank you all
There are really beautiful shots in the video guys! Awesome job. Love the shot at 37:50, the tunnel of trees!
Thank you so much! Glad you like it, and thanks for watching :) It's always cool to come across a "corridor" in the forest like that
A serious contender for one of my favorite episodes (although I love all of my AA episode-children equally). Hahaha, thanks for another great one!
Another epic Adventure Archive episode guys! Keep up the National Geographic quality work for this channel.
An amazing episode guys! The way you shot the fire segments was beautiful!🔥 The music during the cave explore was fantastic! I felt shades of Pat Metheny. The pine needle carpet is AA's red carpet. Adventure in the quilted forest! 🤣 The shoutouts once again shone. Thomas is the perfect Wilson. A big thank you to Sunjan for being the catalyst that started it all! 🙏 Well done guys! 👍
Thanks so much Jason! Glad you liked the episode. Thanks so much for your comment, and we're always grateful for your support! :D
@@AdventureArchives When an Adventure is at hand, AA always delivers! Thank you guys! 🙏👍
I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of this video. Some parts, I was in awe, some parts I laughed so hard it's a wonder I didn't pop some internal stitches. (Just had surgery) Loved it! You guys are going to keep me company while I heal up. ☺
I realy like your hike. Thanks for all the plant knowledge
Another great video, thanks guys!
I love this! It's cool to see you guys in places that I have been in. Thanks for bringing back memories by letting us tag along!
I love big south fork! I hope I'm home in time to watch to the premiere night!
We hope so too! :)
That was Breathtaking of a hike! Thank You for sharing your Adventure with us!!
This is really well shot. Looks waay better than most of the bushcraft videos I see on RUclips.
This is the second video that I have watched of yours. Thank you for taking me along on your hikes. I love the woods and mountains. I love the way you identify plants trees and everything else. Love the crunchy leaves! I can almost smell that smoke myself. Thank you!
I just found this channel this morning. I've been binge watching all day. Everything about this channel is awesome. The videos are so well put together too. You've inspired me in more than one way. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures.
Loved the trip, got my AA fix for the day! Thought it was funny how everyone was eatin their own meals, so used to watching y'all share your food. We'll get back to that one of these days. To your next adventure!
Just stunning. I feel like I just went away for an hour.
Hello gentlemen, I grew up and still live in the Big South Fork. Thanks for doing an outstanding video tour of our area and its natural beauty!
Good to see you guys back on trail! Great adventure!
Just to clarify (in case nobody else did) the word "clift" is a misspelling of "cleft", which is a fissure in a rock formation. Totally different thing from a cliff, so that sign was definitely wrong. Great video guys!
Now you can add "spelunking" to your resumes. Thank you for the beautifully shot video.
Haha thank you so much! It would be really cool to go legit spelunking some day.
@@AdventureArchives just look up the closest grotto to your area. If yall are still based here in Indiana, Central Indiana Grotto has a fb page to connect with them. Many of my friends are members and I've done many trips with them. There is also Eastern Indiana Grotto and Evansville Metro Grotto. Its a whole new world underground, come join us !
The A7S III shines in low light amazing 🙏🔥❤️
Thank you guys for giving us such quality content!
Robby's Ice Age Trail hike brought me here. I just returned from the IAT myself. Under a blanket of snow, the hummocky landscape of of the Kettle Moraine Forest in Wisconsin hypnotized me. This team provides amazing and captivating content. You truly capture the identities of the beautiful and unique landscapes within the environments that you visit. Nature is refuge.
Nice to see you back on the trails. Breath of fresh air!
Oh my god. 1:00:45. You guys just taught me something new about my water filter and made my backpacking trips sooooo much easier! Also, check out Fall Creek Falls, also in Tennessee. I go do the Lower Loop every year.
Your videos provide a nice respite for days when it is too cold or wet to hit the trails ourselves. Thanks for sharing.
Very informative video, especially on the flora. I also think it is so smart that you eat in a separate area from sleep-great for bear country. Really enjoyed the video. I have never seen Magnolia tree leaves so large.
Just started watching your site. I immediately subscribed. It is the best travel one I've seen. You explain everything along the way to make us feel like we are right there with you. I grew up hiking in the woods of Pennsylvania and miss it so much. Haven't done it in over 30 years and now at 71 I'm physically unable to with blood clots in my lungs.. so watching your site makes me feel like I'm right there hiking with you. I also love the stories you tell. I almost lost it when he said fuzzy toilet paper. Keep up the great videos. Now I'm off to watch another of your videos. Stay safe all of you. Thumbs up.
Moving to Tennessee next month and watching this just made me even more excited!! Can't wait!!!! I'm definitely the one who sleeps in, snug as a bug in my hammock...need more people that like to get up and start the fire. Cheers to them and the Coors haha. Great video as always ya'll: ))
Dude, you are using khukuri!!! Knife made famous by the great gurkha soldiers.. made in Nepal. Love it!!
My stomping grounds 💫. Much love..y’all’s content is great!
I see, Andrew with that shirt I sooo… love it ❤️ where can we find that style 😎😀
🐉Amazing Adventure, impressive eye for detail, inspiring tutorial 🌲fabulous music selection as well 🎼 Thank You 4 Sharing ✌️
The way you all chuckled XD 46:20
Guy thanks for the great times onthe trails with you.You done a good job on the infor on the plants and mushroons.
This video inspired me to stick with my hand saw, fantastic video as always chaps
Wow!!! I felt like there was so much more to
See and explore! So much more rock formations, caves etc! Really great fun lots to see!!!
Big South fork Wilderness area is a magical place!! I am so glad you all did this video of the place!!!
I loved your video! It was awe-inspiring and all the information about the plants and animals was great! You guys rock!
Hello we hope all is well thank you so much for sharing this AMAZING video. love the fact you give us so much information. And just want to say the footage is crystal clear. Stay blessed my friend Love and Light Sarah and Glenn PS Happy Autumn lol
Fabulous! This is the only channel I've found that discusses the flora and fauna during the hike. Very awesome
Wow. That fire had a purple/blue hue to it. This is my favorite channel.
I have been to most of the places in this video. I live in Nashville and have backpacked in some of the best places here. Very well done guys.
Just stumbled across your channel. I love this video. Excellent videography, and good flora knowledge, but what I really like is your good natured appreciation of the natural world and each other. Watching puts me in a good and optimistic mood. Thanks so much.
Its great
This is my favorite one so far. Love the scenery and the music. And the shout outs at the end.
Spectacular episode. Love seeing y’all out! I’ve been to Big South Fork but on the KY side to Yahoo Falls. Now I need to explore more of it! Thanks!
"Quilted Forest" lol
I another note, I love your meals segments.
It looks like a great hike. Thanks guys. ✌🏼
I really love the adventure and how we are very much alike in many ways no matter who we are or were we are from. Great massage!
Your adventures are our adventures. We feel your smiles and your sighs... Sending you love from the Philippines
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I love that you came here! My neck of the woods. I love watching your videos, and I love the way you show us edible plants;
and for Pete's sake....I apologize on behalf of East Tennesseans you guys. The word is supposed to be spelled "cliff" not "clift". I wasn't surprised, just a little embarrassed. I've seen more misspelled signs here in East Tennessee in the past 25 years than I have seen anywhere else I've lived. I suppose they just spell words they way they say them around here lol