Red River Gorge in 4K | Bushcraft Backpacking, Hiking, and Hammock Camping in Daniel Boone NF
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
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Red River Gorge Geological Area, in Daniel Boone National Forest, Kentucky - many of you have recommended this popular rock climbing mecca to us, and we went! Filled with rock shelters hanging over rough trails, incredible views of rocky cliffs, and wonderful flora, this was definitely a fantastic camping trip.
-HOW TO GET THERE-
Martin's Fork Trailhead - Cr-1129, Stanton, KY 40380
Chimney Top Road Trailhead - Fd-1005, PineRidge, KY 41360
Where to buy permits - www.fs.usda.gov/detail/dbnf/ma...
Trail Map - www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_D...
-SCENE SELECTION-
0:00 Teaser
0:08 Theme Song
0:37 After Intro
1:00 Map Sequence
1:18 Hiking In
2:36 Plant ID
4:11 Hiking to the Rock
5:35 Resting and Talking
6:07 Blueberry Bluffs
8:03 Finding some Oddities
9:02 Orange Mushrooms
10:03 Back into the Woods
11:22 Rainy and Rough
14:40 The First Campsite
16:59 Radio bed
18:18 Day Two
19:25 Bryan's Hike In
20:18 A Snakey Lick
21:49 Serene Creek
24:25 Reunited
27:50 Berrito
28:44 Rock Outcrop
30:10 The Second Campsite
30:56 Hammock
31:41 Starting the Fire
34:59 Solo Wood Stove
36:10 Yo, Robby
36:57 Sunset Dance
38:19 Zongzi
39:47 Night
40:15 Day Three
42:23 Hanson's Point
44:13 Moving Out
45:20 The Junction
47:08 Grey's Arch
47:35 Dedicated to the Graf Family
49:40 The Final Hike
51:37 Credits & SHOUT OUT from Mike
51:52 Miguel's
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All of the musical compositions or arrangements and footage in this video are original, and were composed, recorded, and captured by Andrew Lin, Bryan Lin, and Robby Huang
Original content and music is copyright Adventure Archives/Team Scoog Production (c) 2015
Great video guys. Red River Gorge will always hold a special place in my heart. It was the last hike I would ever take with my brother. I miss you bro!
expressing your passion for something makes the world a richer place...yes!!!
"Interested people are interesting." So very true. Everyone loves people who have passion. Even if it's in something they aren't passionate about. It sparks curiosity, diversity, and our love with human nature. We are all wired ever so differently but we all can connect with love. Awesome video. Can't like this enough.
Nothing I have experienced on this Earth tastes as good as Miguel's pizza with a cold Ale 8 after hiking. Nothing.
+Zachary Goodrode Yeah, that is some damn good pizza and soda. Man, making me hungry right now, haha. Thanks for watching! -Andrew
Zachary i second that
That is so true
Got my shirt on right now for dress down friday at work!
I have watched every one of your masterpiece videos at least twice. I amazed how these videos are not getting the millions of more hits that they deserve. The hard work and effort needed to capture those scenes with the awesome background music is worthy of being on the Discovery Channel. Everytime I watch these videos I feel as though I am right there with you guys but thankfully don't have to be recording . I want to thank you Andrew, Bryan, and Robby for your hard work and sharing this priceless footage with everyone. As always I cannot wait until your next adventure!
megalodon1 Wow, thank you so, so much. I'm glad it makes you feel like you're there - that is our hope, but we're always wondering if we've really captured that feeling of being there or not. And thank YOU so much for watching! We will try to get the next one out in a (semi) timely manner! Haha, thanks again for watching! -Andrew
Yes, thanks guys! You're helping people like me who can't get out as much to see these beautiful places and I feel like I'm getting acquainted with you too! I like that you stop and give little informative tidbits about the flora and fauna and geology that you notice, and the comments about how it feels to be there.
I sit here in dialysis watching your videos three times a week; they make the time go so much faster. Keep up the great work! 👍
I’m glad you guys do your part in keeping the forests clean. That’s really great of you guys.
I love the passion for the plants and fungi. I graduated from Hocking College's wildlife resources management program and I know I annoy my hiking pals with unsolicited plant and animal information. I live in Heath and work at the Columbus Zoo so it is really cool to see you guys doing local vids on Zaleski, Wayne and Shale Hollow. Your videos are well put together. I don't usually watch hiking vids this long but your videos are edited in such a way that makes it hard to look away. Great stuff!
Okay, I have watched five of your videos now and I have to say, you guys have it ALL going on... You're bright, funny, and totally adorable to boot. I have been hiking trails for most of my 38 years, and have only just decided to start actual backpacking and vlogging my adventures starting this year, and you guys have quickly become my go-to for what I believe is the very best quality vlogging inspiration. It was awesome to come home from A Hard Day's Work, kick back, and watch another one of your videos for an hour... I also love identifying edible / medicinal plants and fungi! It's such a vital and fun skill to have!
I lead a scouting troop in my area, called Navigators USA, and my favorite thing to do is take them out with the help of a couple other cool outdoorsy people I know, and show those kids how to survive in and enjoy the wilderness... I'm thinking I'm going to show them one of your videos, just have to pick the right one! :-) I know they'll love it. Thanks for all the work you do on these videos! I know it takes a lot!
Tim Lewallen Thank you, man! Glad you liked it! -Andrew
"Expressing your passion for something makes the world a richer place"
OMG!!! I've watched so many of your videos. You guys just draw your audience into your adventure. No popcorn for me ... I'm eating trail mix while watching. Thank you for all your years
Just going to not beat around the bush!!!!! You guys Kill the game of hiking and camping videos... I always enjoy the videos very much. I had my life changed forever at Red River Gorge and It was nice to see your trip as well. Thanks so much for posting and I wish you guys nothing but the best ....
Brad Alan Man, you gotta share that story about how it affected you some time. I really feel like the outdoors is where us humans really belong. The whole concept of indoors is kind of ridiculous when you think about it. -Robby
Brad Alan And also, thank you so, so much! -Andrew
AdventureArchives No problem my friend!!! Ill keep a eye out for the next Kick a$% video !... All the best
I love seeing new people lean about the gorge, im a soon to be ranger there and its always so beautiful and perfect.
miguels and al8 at the end makes me heart eyed and hungry :')
the gorge was amazing and the miguels and Ale8 were a great way to top off a great trip :) ~Bry
Love your videos. The plant information is one of my favorite parts.
As a KY native, I looooovvvveeeeee The Gorge 😍💕
I'm hoping one day the bear says Yo Robby.
My wife and I both got injured last week on the AT here in Maine and this fine
production was good medicine while our bodies are healing so we can get
back out there before school starts. Love all of your work but this one is really
special. Thanks so much!
Scott in Rumford, Maine.
Scott Dunbar Thanks for watching, and hope your injuries heal quickly! Take care out there, knock on wood we haven't been injured really except Andrew slipping on that rock in Ep 1.
I am so sorry to hear that. Hope you feel better soon.
devildog tufelhunden Thank you so much! Really glad you liked it, and thank you so, so much for watching. Cheers! -Andrew
BREATHTAKING BEAUTY COLORS VIEWS SCENERY VIDEO & CLIFFS ! GORGEOUS ARCHE TOO ! GLAD YOU ALL MADE IT SAFELY BACK TO THE VEHICLES ! THANK YOU ! BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! GOD BLESS YOU ALL ALWAYS ON YOUR JOURNEYS ! ENJOYED !
I really enjoy your videos. Keep em coming! Thanks /Erik
I am surprised, by the quality of content being produced here, versus the quantity of views. Keep it up, can not wait to get out this season.
So true I love the words you expressed about balance and all of you said.awesome! Thank you again for the great video,Beautiful!!
when Andrew talks of how nature teaches us about how we are meant to have a life of balance (and so many other motivational verses midst of most adventure archives videos) , i would like to see short cuts of those parts on your instagram or fb and make them accessible. i honestly want these stuff to reach out to more ppl cheers
That does seem like something that would be great for today’s social platforms! :)
Thank you for your videos, it inspired me to start up long trails with camping overnight/few days! My first night with all the stars, warm fire, and owl calls made it a life long passion.
What a treat to stumble onto Hansons Point your first time at the Gorge.
Have been there you all did it justice where the filming spoke the words. This place is a natural beauty that touches everyone who has been there.
+Tom Wells Thank you so much, that means a lot to us :) It's definitely an incredible place. Thanks again for watching! Cheers -Andrew
Awesome, nicely done! I think that I enjoy your comradery as the best aspect of these videos you make. Looking forward to your next one.
Gary Steiner Thank you so much! Haha, you'll get to see Thomas in addition to the three of us in the next one. Thanks for watching! -Andrew
Last night we camped at the spot you guys came across at 27:35. It was an excellent night with clear skies and lots of stars. Two days of pure sunshine in the low 70s in late May was like winning the lottery.
I was there May 29 - June 1 and it is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been. We got rain two days and were pretty wet the entire time but still loved it and plan on going back. It turns out, you can scare away the Whippoorwill's by shining a bright flashlight in their direction until they fly far enough away that you can't hear them anymore! Another great video, looks like you guys are hitting all of my favorite spots in the area!
GeneralPreparedness1 Thanks so much for watching, and glad you liked it! We were worried it was gonna rain most of the weekend like it did in the Smokies for us, but we lucked out with some beautiful weather that second day. That's really interesting about the Whippoorwills, I'd like to try that. The sound doesn't bother me much, though, but I think Bryan had trouble falling asleep. They were really loud, haha. -Andrew
I figured it out my second night there after a very long, wet day while trying to sleep. Got frustrated and shined my light into the trees and saw it fly away. It took 3-4 flashings to get it to fly far enough away that I could sleep and never came back. I love that area though, we hiked to Princess Arch, Chimney Top Rock, and Gray's Arch in the same weekend.
Another great video guys! I agree that there is so much more to life and to understand that you need to get out and immerse yourself in nature. You quickly learn there is so much more than the daily grind. Thanks guys.
silveradoman298 Thank you so much! Yes, definitely. Nature just brings you back to reality, away from the rat race and all those other distractions. Thanks for watching! -Andrew
Jared Shinn - can't respond directly, but the knife I use is a Condor Bushlore that has been ground into a full convex grind. It's always been quite good at creating feather sticks, but it's usually not in razor-sharp condition. If you're interested: amzn.to/1JaBBv7 Thanks for watching! -Andrew
Thanks for showing the beauty of Daniel Boone National Forest (proud to say my great uncle 7 times removed ) .You guys are true pros an a class act , thanks again !
Another great one, misdirection and all. Someone mentioned Robby's quote as to why go out when the weather doesn't cooperate, but I went a little further back to 13:01 where the quote should have started. It was a nice reminder for life as well as for backpacking/hiking.
The quality of your videos just gets better and better. I look forward to the Yosemite video. Awesome stuff.
+botanyboy1 Thank you so much! Hopefully we'll have it out shortly. Need more free time, haha. Thanks for watching! -Andrew
So glad you went here. My buddies and I go here 5-10 times a year. There are some amazing spots. My favorite is a secluded spot on a river a mile off the rough trail, and someone used massive flat sandstone to build a sofa and chairs next to a stone fire stove. It's also perfect for rigging your hammock up over the stream. I'm not telling y'all where it is, so good hunting :) (Came back to my comment as I watched more of the video to say you walked RIGHT past my secret campsite. You were probably 0.5-0.75 miles away!)
"We would've had a feast!!" hahahaha
Nature portrayed in fantasy and video games (Miyazaki, Zelda, etc.) was a huge influence and motivation for me to go out and explore as well, really cool you brought that up.
Thanks guys. So thankful the Dispatch ran the article about you. Just lost my job, 56 years old, OU grad, smoker, drinker.....this has inspired me to get back out there and embrace nature as we did in SE Ohio years ago and most importantly get healthy...! Logically need to start with Hocking Hills, right...?!
Mark - thanks so much for your comment! Really glad to hear you found us through the Dispatch, and that you've been inspired! Hocking Hills is definitely a great place to start. Ohio has some great state and national forests as well, which I imagine will be beautiful with the autumn colors creeping in. The weather's finally turned a bit cooler, and it's a great time to go hiking. Thanks again for watching! Cheers :) -Andrew
I've really enjoy your videos keep it up I've always said you can lose everything in life but they can never take away memories
Thanks so much! That's a great saying. It's always experiences, not things, that are worth spending money on. Cheers! -Andrew
This video is exceptionally fantastically awesome. I don't how else I can say it... Simply great work guys. Thanks for taking the time to make this and all your other video's. Thanks
Teds Outdoors HoodCraft Survival Thanks so much, man! And thank YOU for watching our videos. We really appreciate it. -Andrew
I love the the rrg watch out for the rattlers, copperheads, and mocassins.
I pack packed the Gorge In the 70`s and 80`s. I really miss it. Thanks for this video.Dave
+buckeyebunnyhunter Thanks for watching! It is a pretty incredible place. This was our first time, but definitely won't be our last. There are some rough trails there, though, haha. Thanks again! -Andrew
13:01 lots of my IRL friends ask why the hell I go out camping in wind rain and snow. I haven't ever been able to successfully explain why, but what he said here hits the nail on the head. Makes me feel a lot less crazy hearing other backpackers with the same attitude haha.
Also the ability to be comfortable with discomfort is like a real life superpower, and backpacking teaches it better than anything else i've ever done.
Yeah, you hit the nail on the head with Robby's quote there. Thanks for the reminder.
I like how you guys were able to capture the moss covered forest. Beautiful!
Zachary Goodrode - can't respond directly for some reason, but yeah, that is some damn good pizza and soda. Man, making me hungry right now, haha. Thanks for watching! -Andrew
I have been there one time. Enjoyed trail at there. Very good place to visit, thanks for sharing your video, stay connected
Glad to finally see someone making bushcraft videos at my favorite camping location, you can see my favorite spot at 5:46, i've wanted to take the trail you're currently on in the video but haven't had the free time. Maybe i'll find the time to go in January.
+Nathan Deters it's such a beautiful place! That's awesome, is there a trail up on that ridge? The loop we did is definitely worth checking out!
I've been watching 3-4 of yalls videos in a row.. Your subscribers should be shooting up soon! Especially with this videography.. and main popular channels commenting. You guys are creating good stuff. Keep it up!
+David Dunford Thanks so much for the kind words!
😂 that faux dramatic build up to Grays arch With the humerus let down was quite funny
keep on hiking guys, thank you
Shamnon M - Can't respond directly to your comment, but thanks so much for watching! I've known about upside down fires, but I don't think I've ever really built one. I think maybe I've sort of done it, where I'll take a fire that's already been burning and has some big pieces on the bottom and try to put smaller pieces on top, but it wasn't really a true upside-down fire. I definitely have to try that out soon though. I hear they last a long time. I've also heard a good variant is sort of a sandwich thing, where you start a fire with small things in between two larger logs. -Andrew
Don't know how long you guys are having this videos but my wife n i r enjoying every minutes...keep it up guys ...u r awesome..
Thanks for the kind words! As long as we have places to go, we will be filming it :)
One word... Amazing
Evs Daybell-Chambers Thank you very much :)
Just finished my 43 miles thru mammoth cave a month ago, I enjoyed thinking the guys on AdAr were there on that tree, or I remember that island from the video.... Thanks for taking us along on another adventure. You guys shoot some of the best videography on RUclips, your music and editing are great.
***** Dude, that is so cool, I love to think that you recognized places from our videos on your actual trip! Thanks for the kind words, and please look forward to more!
It was amazing to watch you all explore the red river gorge. The music is amazing!
Boys get a tent!!
This is the 1st time I watch a video of you guys, I got to said it was amazing, nice shots, comment and music uff out this world. Thanks
+Axel Rodriguez Thank you so, so much! Glad you liked it, thanks for watching! -Andrew
Wow you guys are in Ky I live about two hours in Lexington. That's great that you guys made it to Red River Gorge. Hope you all enjoyed yourself
+Tom Fehrenbach Awesome, Kentucky is a beautiful state. We definitely had a great time. Such an amazing place! Thank you for watching! -Andrew
Haha Andrew's interest in plants is actually interesting
+SilentRager Shucks, thank you! :) -Andrew
thank you guys for those video you always find some beautiful places God's created I so appreciate your videos may God and His angels always protect you guys I used to love to hike but I have three knee injuries now I'm hoping to try to get into some kind of shape to at least do some small hikes again keep those videos coming and it surely makes my mornings and my days God bless you guys
Raising the bar in this continually oversaturated genre every episode! I wasn't plugged in for awhile due to insane work schedule, so I missed the opportunity to drop the couple bucks on Patreon...... but gladly will next opportunity, to help support you fellas see how far you can take this! If anyone can take it to the next level it's you guys! As always, looking forward to the next one!!!
BuckeyeHiker Thank you VERY much. I totally understand the insane work schedule, believe me. Thanks so much for the support, even if you can't do it monetarily, every view and like helps, so thanks a bunch either way! -Robby
This is cool.
Gents, the videos are legit... looking forward to many more, safe travel!
I live about an hour away for RRG and spend about a week out there every year with my hands in the dirt! Such a beautiful place!
Wow, that must be great! I'm really wanting to head back out there again sometime soon. There's so many cool things to see. Cheers! -Andrew
Cheers back at you Andrew! Thanks for putting a spotlight on this beautiful region!
You guys are great. Thank you for this.
This was possibly the best video I have ever watched on youtube. The attention to detail, beautiful shots, and personal thoughts about life really struck me as professional and educational. Great Job guys. I don't normally ever like videos but this one deserves it. I don't think I have ever fully watched a video on youtube that was 53 minutes long. I look forward to seeing more.
Thank you so much for your kind words! That means a lot to us, and I'm really glad you enjoyed the video. We've actually got a new one coming out in a few days from Yellowstone :) Thanks again for watching! Cheers! -Andrew
I love the afternoon shots !!!!
You are so awesome! I would watch this in cinema!!
+Sebastian Vigl Thank you so much!! That means a lot to us! Thank you for watching, and glad you enjoyed it :) Cheers! -Andrew
You guys were sleeping under a tarp while there are copper snakes in the area? 😂
That's why i always use a tent. Lol
Great video guys. Beautiful place, Red River Gorge. Backpacked there with my oldest son about 10-12 yrs ago. Had a couple of really cold nights! Your video has me thinking I need to get back there.
+Bill Jeffries It's definitely a beautiful place! Do you live near it? I can't believe I hadn't been there until we filmed this. I've been missing out, haha. Thanks so much for watching! -Andrew
I live in Indianapolis, so about 3-4 hours. Wish I was closer!
We loved the suspense-filled climb to the top of the stairs cutting to, "We went the wrong way." Great video guys and thanks for bringing us along. That shot of you hiking across the bridge at the end was phenomenal. Great work! :) - Chris
Sierra Trading Post Thanks a bunch, Chris! When my brother was watching he actually said he really loved that shot too! -Robby
+ Sierra Trading Post I hope you all are sponsoring these guys. What a great investment.
Your videos are top notch. Keep up the good work. You sure are an inspiration to a lot of people.
Eagle Outdoors Thank you so, so much! And thank you for watching! All of our viewers inspire us to keep at it! -Andrew
I’ve been down there off of rough trail near chimney top so many times but I’ve never actually taken more than about a mile or so of the trail. It’s so fun to go off on your own down there for 4-6 days at a time.
AdventureArchives Awesome video guys! Glad you enjoyed it - I'm headed down there this weekend.
Dillon Huffman Sweet, have a great time!
That was great, I think I had as much fun as you fellows did. Thanks.
Thanks so much, and that's great to hear :) Glad you enjoyed it, and thank you so much for watching! -Andrew
This is the first 4k RUclips video I've viewed on my 27-inch iMac. Full screen, there is no distortion at all. Crazy crisp image!
+HammockTips Oh man, you know know of us have actually viewed any of our footage on a 4K monitor. I need to look into getting one. I mean, it still looks absolutely gorgeous on my 1080p monitor, but man, I can only imagine... Glad someone is watching it in 4K!
Wow, that was a really big Copperhead ! Rare to see one that size. Great video !
Thanks so much! I actually recently saw another one in Pennsylvania on the trail. We managed to walk past it without any trouble. Thanks again for watching! -Andrew
from a brother hiker to you all .....peace, keep following the trail.....cheers
As a southern Ohioan who backpacks this place every time I can, even just the smell of ALE81 (the soda you guys were drinking at the end, it's a regional soda) brings back a flood of memories of the forest and a bit of a nostalgia wave. Glad to see you guys enjoying your trip.
I have the Red River Gorge on my future backpacking list. You guys make some of the best videos on youtube. Andrew also does a great job in the woods with his knowledge of trees and plants. Bob
uptrail71 Thank you so much! It's definitely a beautiful place. And there's always so much more to learn. Thank you for watching! -Andrew
Your best video yet. Superb video, editing and music. Wow!
+Tim Lewallen Thanks, Tim! Not sure why I'm just now seeing this comment, but thanks :) -Andrew
Just beautiful! thanks so much for sharing this gorgeous video
As I mentioned in another video - beautiful and poetic. Excellent.
+Randy Chadwick Thank you! ~Bryan
I have been going on trips there since I was carried in a backpack! Great stuff, and something new every time. Cheers guys, this is really what i was needing before my camping trip next week.
+HappinessInHerb Awesome! I can't believe we hadn't gone there before this trip. It was incredible, and I'm looking forward to going back. Good to know it stays fresh every time you go there. Thanks so much for watching, and enjoy your camping trip! Where are you headed? -Andrew
+AdventureArchives Heading back for a birthday trip with my family and friends this weekend.. cannot wait to make up for the rained out cold experience me and the fiance had in september... we rushed our packing and suffered for it. X: still a beautiful one night stay. gotta make the best of it.. Keep up with your adventures guys, finally made a couple successful harvests of mushroom samples.. twas exciting. Also been picking up on tree identification more due to the idea of giving the background more depth.. and understanding of its purposes.
Headin to a spot near butterfly ridge this trip.. I love the November trips down there... something about sleet on the mountain tops.
+HappinessInHerb Just saw this comment, but hope your second trip went well :) We definitely just had an experience where being careless about our packing came back to bite us. You'll see what I mean in the next episode, haha.
What mushrooms did you get to try? Thanks again for watching! -Andrew
+AdventureArchives Sorry about that, forgot to reply to you all... I appreciate replying to me though.
Just a couple of the lesser Chicken of the woods, and some Honey mushrooms. The sulfur from the less preferred chicken of the woods... definitely understandable.. but can be quite delicious as well.
Hope life is going strong for you all, Cheers.
The first video I watched - Glacier National Park, there were 4 of you then I watched Shenandoah NP and there were 3 (Andrew, Bryan & Robby). Now, for Red River Gorge just you (Andrew) and Robby. Am glad there's 4 good looking guys who loves nature. 🙂
You all are not even from KY and you have the most unbelievably awesome video tour of RRG I have ever seen! Thanks for the trip.
+A. J. Paris Thank you so much! That's a big compliment, and it means a lot to us. Thanks so much for watching, and we're glad you liked the video! -Andrew
I love the outdoors, I found one of you guys videos yesterday, and let me just say, you guys are awesome!
Very nice Videos guys. 👍🏼🌱🍃🌳
Looks like a great adventure and the food looked good.
+Gary Cottreau It was fantastic! Looking forward to going back there some day. And the food was pretty wonderful, haha. Thank you for watching! -Andrew
Jerry White Oh man, wow - thank you so, so much! That means a lot to us. Thanks so much for watching, and we're glad you like the videos! -Andrew
Truly marvelous viewing.
I agree with what some others have said as well; this was probably the best video I have seen. the clear, unshaking shots, the calming style with which you spoke and carried yourselves was really inspiring thank you for this contribution!
Thank you so much for the kind words! That means a great deal to us, and thank you so much for watching :) -Andrew
+Mickey Bowling - Can't respond directly to your comment, but thank you so much, and thank you for watching! Yes, we hike way too often at night, haha. We actually saw someone hiking at night and in the rain alone while we were under our tarp. We let him know there was a campsite that he could use but he decided to keep going. And thank you for the high praise! Nat geo would be something else! -Andrew
Awesome video, as usual. I always look forward to your next hike. They are very professionally done.
+Great Lakes Backpacker Thank you so much! Hopefully we'll get the Yosemite episode out soon. Thanks for watching! -Andrew
this is a great video! I am excited for more videos like that!!
+Johannes Teichert Thank you so much! We just finished our latest episode in Wayne :) Thanks again! -Andrew
Wow, this is such a good and well made video. Incredible job and looks like it was a great hike too. Thanks for sharing this!
Absolutely amazing! Just subscribed and looking forward to the future episodes. “But if you don’t do the things that scare you… your life gets smaller” - took me a few years to learn that lesson. You guys are wise beyond your years.
+Tom O Wow, thank you so much for the kind words! We're filming another in a few weeks, and we can't wait to share it once it's done :) And that is definitely a lesson I am still learning and trying to practice. Thank you so much for your kind words, and for watching! -Andrew
Another great adventure!! A truly beautiful place. Thank you guys!! Your videos have inspired me and given me so much joy. Every video just gets better and better!! I wish you guys the very best! Keep up the fantastic work.
Emmanuel Machler Thanks, Emmanuel, as always we appreciate the support. We're also really glad it's inspiring you man. It's like, we all have to feed off of each other's energy because your enjoying it inspires us right back. -Robby
Fantastic.
OutLan Thanks man!
Finally! I had been wondering where Andrew's knowledge of plants came from for a while now. I have been watching your videos for the past two weeks , and I just love it! Keep up the good work!
Awesome video yall, I love how informative all your videos are!
Thank you so much for watching! Glad you enjoyed it :) -Andrew