Great Sand Dunes & Mesa Verde National Park in 4K | Colorado Hiking | Find Your Park Expedition
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
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To celebrate the National Park Service's 100th birthday, we present the FULL Find Your Park 2015 Expedition video! In October 2015, Andrew got to be part of the National Park Foundation's journey to Colorado, where he and 7 other contestants got to visit Great Sand Dunes National Park and Mesa Verde National Park!
This is the full video of that trip.
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00:00 Part One
21:30 Part Two
41:46 Part Three
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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
The person who narrates this video is smart beyond their years! Not only is he hiking in all his series of video, but he also narrates the video like a professional! Kudos! This guy ROCKS!
Shucks - thank you so much for the kind words! And thanks for watching :) -Andrew
Wow! This is a true winner and, if there were a contest sponsored by the National Parks Foundation, this would clearly be the winner. PBS worthy as a documentary about the National Parks system. Superbly narrated. And, as usual, expertly videoed and superb music. What could go wrong. Great job, Andrew!
E X C E L L E N T documentary! Well-written and narrated, by a good-natured nature enthusiast!
YOU GUYS REALLY KNOW HOW TO TELL A STORY..AND THE VIDEOS ...MAN... GOOD JOB
If I could, I would give this video 3 thumbs up🌻. Not only is the video visually beautiful and well narrated, I absolutely love and appreciate the fact that you discussed your culture and a seeming lack of diversity when it comes to visiting national parks and other outdoorsy activities. I am Black and when my family and I hike or visit places like Yosemite I very rarely see other Black people. It is such a shame to me that so many people of color have internalized the idea that this kind if thing is not for us. Being close to the earth is the birth right of every human being and we miss out on so much without this connection. We learn so much through travel and exploration and nature. Keep doing this work and spreading beautiful energy! 🌻
Every evening I come home from work in an office, I watch your vids and somehow they are like medication to me. Something that I can put over the scratches and wounds of the day. The words cannot even describe how much it means to me. Thank you, Andrew for your kind words and, without any doubts, amazing skills and knowledge. You, Robbie and Bryan are such an inspiration and pleasure to be with. One big thank you from me, guys! :)
Thank you so much! You're too kind, and I'm really glad you enjoy the videos. Cheers :) -Andrew
well said man hopefuly you will get to go on an adventure wilhelm! :D
In wilderness is the preservation of this planet ♡
a trick: watch series on Flixzone. I've been using it for watching lots of of movies lately.
@River Gus yup, been watching on Flixzone for since november myself :D
I too am an asian american male that adores the outdoors and I totally understand your viewpoint. Glad you and the rest of the Adventure Archives crew make these videos to kind of break that social norm.... Thomas is great too lol
p.s. I'll be heading to Yosemite in a week and you guys have inspired me to hike to the top of Yosemite falls
I'm not sure why this video specifically the music stood out to me so much more. Incredible composing!
+JoshBigDaddyLove glad you liked it and thanks for watching! You can find all the songs from this episode at adventurearchives.bandcamp.com
Slowly making my way through all your videos. Your comment on being Asian/a POC who is interested in the outdoors and how people tend to be shocked or not believe that you are outdoorsy is really poignant. As a multiracial female of color, aside from the native american stereotyping, I also definitely feel this and it is great to see you guys out on the trail!
I also think your way of presenting nature in a much more calm Thoreau-esque vibe is wonderful and fights against the idea that nature is something to be conquered. It is why you are by far my favorite hiking/nature based program. : ) Keep it up!
I'm asian and I agree with you. There's not a lot of asians who are into the outdoors and that's a shame. A small part of why I like this channel so much is to see other asian dudes are who are just as much into nature (even more so ) than I am. But ethnicity doesn't really matter. I like this channel and others like it for the nature and outdoors.
For sure! It's always encouraging to me to see all sorts of people out enjoying nature. I think it's just something that people don't often show in the media or talk about. I really appreciated Ken Burn's National Park documentary when they talked about some Japanese immigrants who loved hiking in the national parks. I think they mentioned George Masa, a photographer, and Chiura Obata, a painter. Thanks again for watching! -Andrew
You do a great job with filming, narrating, and arranging the music.
I could really empathize with you while your were talking about having to leave all your new friends.
How do you guys only have 16k subs!! By far one of the highest quality and original channels I've come across.
Thank you so much! :)
Didn’t realize you guys had an episode from this location. Sweeet! I’m planning on visiting next month.
Oh man, I am loving this group. Wonderful video and editing and everything else as usual, but the mix in the group is so beautiful and heartwarming. That is quite an appeal for this episode right there. And your usual beautifulIs simply the exquisite medium that conveys it
One of your finest videos, Andrew. Inspirational!
Now I gotta go Find My Park.....
Love your poetic narration.
"If you dont feel like a park is telling the whole story. Go there. Tell your story." Thanks man great advice. Applys to so much more than just parks/hiking. For me "the trail" wherever it may be is one of the best ways to experience the human family that we are constantly told is separate but is actually just ONE BIG CRAZY FAMILY.
I love this video and the parks acknowledging diversity. Looks like an amazing trip, thanks for including us 🌳❤
We took a trip to Mesa Verde as a family really enjoyed the trail you discussed around 39:26. Kids thought it was fun to see the pictographs. It is a great hike I believe because you get great views of the mesa, cliff dwellings, vegetation and the pictographs. Looks like you had a good trip and experience.
Just found your channel. Amazing! Also being an Asian American nature lover, can't agree more about wanting to see more diverse representation in our beautiful parks.
you guys absolutely deserve more views than this! I find your videos so relaxing to watch after a long day at school/work. Great job on the editing! Keep up the good work!
That basement was creepy. The sand dunes looked like a lot of fun and the national park is gorgeous. Great video mate.
I was living in Denver when This was posted. A strange feeling knowing that you passed me by. A beautiful story. A beautiful journey. Unfortunately I'm one of the people you talked about not being able to escape my job and visit the wonderous places in my own state. I suppose that's why I enjoy watching these videos so much :D
I have watched many of your videos and have enjoyed them all. This video with your different twist on it was a very interesting change of pace. I like your perspective, having your background really allows you to look at it from a point of view that not everyone can see or have an understanding with. I don't see many Asian people on the trails in my area (SE PA) but in Harriman State Park in New York, there are often groups of hikers with similar backgrounds as yours. The biggest difference is the language barrier. Often times we would say good morning or hello and not get any response, I know they're not being rude, I think they just don't understand. I always enjoy seeing people come to the woods to enjoy nature. It's a beautiful and peaceful place we should all take the time to respect and enjoy.
Colorado is one of my favorite hiking destinations. Thanks for the video!
It's such a beautiful state! Definitely hoping to get back there sometime soon. Thanks so much for watching :) Cheers! -Andrew
The scene scenes are wonderful. Please come to South Korea. ^^
Hey Daniel I was told that 70% of korea is mountain? Is this correct? Where are good place for hiking?
@@robertlee2170 Yes, that's right. Korea is a wonderful place surrounded by beautiful mountains. If you are planning to come to Seoul, the capital of Korea, you may want to start hiking to Buk-han-san Mountain first.
And if you experience Korean food culture Muk-bang, it will definitely be a delicious trip.
Ps. But until the Covid-19 Vaccine came out... You have to refrain from traveling abroad and wait.
Adventure Archives and chill - sounds abt right :D
:D Haha!
Your videos...I don't know what to say or how to say it. But I love them. Please keep at it.
Thank you so much!! It's great to hear you say that, and we'll definitely keep at it :) Cheers! -Andrew
Man... really good video so far. Colorado is so beautiful... I need to make my way out there, its been too long.
Scrambled o checkin innnnnnnnnnn to adventure archive
Hahah, thanks for checking out the video! Same, I would love to go hiking in Rocky Mountain NP. -Andrew
Scrambled O it's super nice here lots to do!
by the way, those skins(native american slang for native lol) they used to run up those ladders that you guys were crawling up on, same went for their dogs, they ran up the ladders as well as children, just some knowledge from a fellow indigenous native
I love you Andrew!
:D
Glad you made this, it's nice to see it in it's entirety :) Great show as always!!
Thanks for checking it out! Glad you liked it :D -Andrew
I clicked on the two national park URLs at the top of the page and was told I was not authorized to access those pages. 😒 I'm so happy I found this because I wasn't able to access the page when it originally appeared on the channel and was so disappointed I would not be able to watch it. But now I can. Thank you for posting it.
Second video of yours I've seen. I love how you narrate the entire trip and show so many different aspects of your adventures (travel, food, community, hiking, scenery, etc) it gives a great persepctive what what a trip to these locations is really like. Keep up the great work!
Totally can't understand how some people hit the thumbs down. Great work as always!
Beautiful cinematic shots!! :D
Great channel; keep up the great work!
Thank you so much! We'll definitely keep it up :) Cheers! -Andrew
I wasn't sure I was going to enjoy this as the rest of the crew wasn't there. But it was one of my favourites so far. Keep up the excellent work guys! You should come up yo Canada at some point.
So great to hear you say that! Really glad you enjoyed the video, and it's funny you say that, because our next destination is Algonquin Provincial Park! -Andrew
This is crazy! I thought this kinda place was only found in my home state Chihuahua in Mexico. Here the archaeological site is called "40 Casas" (40 houses) and is literally a twin city of the ancient one found in Mesa Verde, same structures, same artifacts, same patterns in the ceramics and walls, same architecture and pretty much same layout of a city embedded in rock/cave but over 700 miles south on a perfect straight line! I'm mind-blown
Fantastic video Andrew! Also thank you and the lads for the wonderful work you put in! Love the content! Definitely a favourite! Can't seem to get enough of the vids! Cheers!
perfect timing for this episodic release!
Haha for sure! I knew there was a reason I kept putting it off :) Cheers! -Andrew
Wait whaaat how did I miss this episode. GSD is one of my favorites
What a GREAT video again! I'm happy you have finally found your park Andrew. :)
Thanks so much! So glad you enjoyed the video, and thank you for watching :) -Andrew
Amazing job Andrew! I guess I'm glad I never watched any other footage of this, because this was all knew for me! What a wonderful and loving tribute to your awesome FYPx adventure. I cannot believe how absolutely spoiled you were! Food, booze, amazing views and company. I hope all your companions have a chance to see this completed video.
I would really love to know what some of your conversations were like, especially when you talk philosophy. What exactly are you talking about? Like when you just find yourself lost in a conversation what exactly is the topic(s)? Or even when you're with Bryan, Robby, or Thomas? What are you guys talking about?
Thank you so much for your hard work. Love your work! I hope this new exposure keeps your audience growing and growing.
Haha yeah, they pampered us quite a bit! I have to admit it was nice. They've already seen the first two parts, though I haven't gotten around to letting them know the full thing is up, haha.
A lot of the conversations on the trip was us reflecting on what we'd seen (for me, I was especially interested in the history of the indigenous people who live there). But I also had some late night talks with people both about society as a whole, and also about our lives on an individual level. Since everyone there was trying to make their own art form (be it photography or blogs or something else) a larger part of their life, that was definitely something we talked about a lot.
As for when it's the usual Adventure Archives group, we talk a lot about society, and how we can live our lives in a way that contributes something positive to society. We also talk about how things could change for the better, and talk about social problems like homelessness or what have you.
Thanks so much for watching! So glad you enjoyed the video, and thanks for the kind words :) -Andrew
Great music and video, Andrew! What a wonderful crowd of people to spend a week with and to enjoy such beautiful country. If you ever return to Colorado, take the Durango to Silverton train ride...Silverton Narrow Gauge. Man, talk about God's country! Your camera will go absolutely ape...the scenery is epic to say the least.
Just found your channel great work keep it up
Thanks so much, enjoy the videos! Well definitely keep them coming :) Thanks for watching! -Andrew
glad to know that u have sponsorship now., :)
+shofirin Haha, thanks - though they only sponsored this trip for the national park foundation, and not our channel :)
Love watching your videos guys! Keep up the good work.
Big thanks all the way from Melbourne, Australia
You always make such great videos Andrew, I'm glad you got invited to Colorado! Missed your Bro and Cuz though! Thanks for sharing...Tim
Thanks so much! Yeah, Colorado is such a beautiful state. I definitely want to go back with the full crew some day, haha. We've been talking about going to the Rockies for a while, especially in the autumn, but we'll probably save up some money first. Thanks so much for watching! -Andrew
Lovely video, beautiful filming, lush scenery and very informative and interesting. Thank you.
Thank you so much for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for watching :) -Andrew
I noticed to use a katadyne filter. If you're looking to shave some weight, try a sawyer filter. They come in a mini size and a slightly larger size. The larger one has a million gallon guarantee and is way lighter than the katadyne. It has a 1 micron filtration as well. The best part is it's cheaper too, least mine was. Love your vids.
Awesome, I will have to look into that! Does it require any sort of droplets or anything, or is it all just a hand pump filter? Thanks for the suggestion! And thanks for watching :) -Andrew
Neither, It screws onto a bag (that it comes with) and you just squeeze the bag or hang it upside down and let gravity do it. It also screws onto water bottles so you can drink directly from the filter. Saywer also makes an inline filter (the mini) for camelback type hydration systems. You just add the filter to your drinking tube and you're good to go. I used the regular sized Sawyer on the AT.
Loved this video the knowledge of arizona great views
Cool video! Beautiful parks, gotta love Colorado! Those huevos rancheros looked good..
Thanks so much! Yeah, Colorado is such an incredible place. Hopefully the full crew will get to go out there some time to film an episode. Yeah, we had texmex food for days, haha. Thanks again for watching! -Andrew
What a great experience, beautifully documented. Thank you for sharing it!
Thank you so much, and thanks for watching! :) -Andrew
yalls channel is literally outstanding ! the quality is amazing, keep it up guys !
Thank you so much for the kind words! Glad you like it, and thanks for watching :) Cheers! -Andrew
Very nicely done!
Excellent video!
I enjoyed it very much.
Nicely done Andrew. I like the thoughtful comments and philosophy you added. So did the smelly foot tea give you a pick up?
Thanks so much! Haha, I'm trying to remember if it did. I recall driving some of the way as we left to New Mexico to fly out, so I think it must've done something, since we got up so early. It was probably a subtle effect, because I don't really remember for sure, haha -Andrew
Amazing job in this video!
Thank you for watching! :) -Andrew
lucky to be an American people..good government n lots of beatiful places to explore..everything is going smoothly,u can enjoy life from a prosperous country
True, I should give thanks more often for the things that I have. Thanks for watching! -Andrew
He said we have a good gov't... LOL
I live in Colorado
I feel more lucky to be Coloradan tbh
Are you also moved by Pear Harbor? War atrocities? You opt out of history class? Sorry I will have to unsub now. You make great adventure videos .... however you are insultingly bias with your politics.
@@yournevergunnaknow5201 It is what you make of it.
Wonderful!!!
I want to have that T "find your park" that T is so cool
Thank you for making me read about The Chinese Exclusion Act and events related to it. ❤️
I really enjoy y'alls videos! I would love to see y'all go to Havasupai Grand Canyon and Zion National Park!
And Crater Lake in Oregon!
Haha, those are definitely places we are itching to go to! We've gotten lots of requests for Zion especially. I've been wanting to head out to Oregon sometime as well. Thanks for watching! -Andrew
Halfway through the video and the hike still hasn't begun! Is this a hobby video or a vacation video?
hola muchas gracias por Con partir todas sus aventuras 😊🤗😙
Gracias por mirar! :)
Hey Andrew... This was one of my favorite videos so far. I am a new to your Adventure Archives channel and you guys are great! I hope to hike with you guys some day. My wife did want to know what's your educational background for you sound like a botanist with all your wealth of knowledge on your hikes.
Great episode!
This is such a great video. Traveling, learning from others, learning about cultures and history is so interesting. Now during Covid19 shelter-in-place, I see this group, talking together, learning of each others backgrounds and interests, I really miss university. Hopefully that will happen again shortly. Meanwhile I shall live it here. Thanks for sharing. Keep Safe!
I would love to meet that Japanese American lady. I am Asian American too, and I just went to Great Sand Dunes like two weeks ago.
thanks Andrew.
Thanks guys
How did you manage to meet with the park superintendent and get a tour of some of the old archives?
So this was part of the 2015 Find Your Park Expedition put on by the National Park Foundation. We applied to go, and luckily enough got accepted! They actually just had their 2016 expedition in Yellowstone :) Cheers! -Andrew
You can find more info here if you're interested: www.nationalparks.org/our-work/campaigns-initiatives/find-your-park-expedition-fypx
Are you really sponsored by all those logos? I’m curious what Aramark is for my dad has worked there for like 30 years.
Hi, so this trip was part of a contest held by the National Park Service, called the "Find Your Park Contest". The actual contest is sponsored by those logos you see. Not exactly sure what Aramark is though, sorry!
Y'all would love Zion National park in Utah!!
You ask an interesting question around the 21 minute mark; "How do we get more people to enjoin the parks?" I know the sentiment. I've found some amazing trails and then tell everyone I know about them hoping they too can experience the same awe and wonder. It is kind of paradoxical though because if all these people did in fact start hiking these trails then the trails become crowded and they lose their solitude. Hence, I want more people to enjoy these places and, then again, not too many people. haha.
Yeah, I know what you mean. I think the solution is first to make sure people know how to respect nature so that places don't get littered. But I also think it's important to push our society as a whole to protect wilderness areas from resource extraction, and even to restore and create new wilderness areas. Thanks for watching!! -Andrew
Wish I can go wit u.ive been to Colorado,but not hiking,jus wk we went to loveland
Have you thought of using MRE packs for cooking, Would be fun, Not sure how heavy these MRE packs are, You could take only the packets you need.
Just a thought for request, MRE youtube videos are popular right now.
You guys are great, keep it up.
Thanks for the idea! Definitely something we've considered using. We used some similar dehydrated meals in a trip recently that will be up on our channel in a bit. Cheers! -Andrew
How are you using the Rowland Quad-Capture? Is this primarily used in post production? Thanks and great videos as always!
Yup! That's used for narration and for music :) Thanks so much for watching! -Andrew
Those sand dunes really destroyed your lenses. I'll make a note to only bring weather sealed lenses if I ever visit. I hope you were able to get that taken care of.
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did you stay at the Hyatt? could have sworn I stayed there a few weeks ago. great video/narrating by the way!
I think that is what the hotel in Denver was, but I can't remember haha. Thanks so much! -Andrew
Love this. How do you become a junior park ranger? I would love to join.
Really great production. I'm not familiar with videography really--how do you achieve the subtle, smooth pans like at 37:52? Is that hardware or is it done in post? Thanks!
Thank you so much! A lot of it is hardware. You want to get a smooth/fluid moving tripod. We have a pretty heavy duty one from Monfrotto, which you can find here: amzn.to/1nhkBrF and amzn.to/UKa55r
There are definitely cheaper options, though, like this: amzn.to/2bzYiE0 It's got a smooth head, but it takes a tad more practice to get it looking as good.
Sometimes we do use some stabilizing/smoothing effects if the pans aren't perfect, though, and they can definitely help. Thanks for watching! -Andrew
AdventureArchives Awesome! Thank you, and keep it up.
Love the content! Colours are slightly over saturated though
Thanks! But don't all your favorite memories seem a bit over-saturated too?
What do you use to create your music? Keyboard?
Yup - we used to use a Keyboard and just record the sounds directly. Now we just use a keyboard to control the program Logic Pro which is on iOS. In the past, we've used the program Reaper. Hope this helps, and thanks for watching!
Oof, that yelping while throwing darts was pretty offensive....was really enjoying up to that point
This world is a small world baby.i hope I run into u 1day
I really enjoyed the video. How would one get the honor of doing this Expedition? Did you get an invitation or did you have to apply some where? That would be so great!
Thanks so much! They recently finished their 2016 expedition, but I would check this website: www.nationalparks.org/our-work/campaigns-initiatives/find-your-park-expedition-fypx The National Park Foundation is the org that puts on the contest, and you submit an application. They'll probably put them up in the spring or summer, I think. Hope this helps, and thanks for watching! -Andrew
Thanks Sir!
We have a lot of Asian people hiking/backpacking in Sierra Nevada; not sure about other parks. Hope you became a vegetarian.
At about the 4:20 mark to about 5:50 in the haunted basement "scene" don't tell us your camera batteries needed charging and you had to use your cell phone, but rather you are a "found footage auteur."
Nanking. That is tear worthy.
Andrew, That tea was
Not always called Mormon Tea. So what is it's true name & not
Latin name.
And please tell me what pump name water purifier do you
3 guy's use. Is there more than one used with a pump?
greatings from germany. May i ask, what you smoked at 48.00 ?
Hi there! The plant we smoked is called mullein. It is a medicinal plant which is known to have properties that help with respiratory problems. Smoking is one method of using the plant, though you can also make tea with its leaves and flowers. Thank you for watching! -Andrew
AdventureArchives Thanks. Now i'm a bit smarter :)
When are u going to the boundary waters
Sometime soon! We're headed to Algonquin first though. That'll be next week, but it'll be a canoeing episode, haha -Andrew
Whats up w/ the ranger around 13:01 ;)
Lolol
So nice man
Your Stamm
That haiku ought to go on one of your t-shirts. 51:31
Good idea! Haha. Definitely captures me
did you feel anything from that ephedra tea?
+silentbron I don't remember feeling anything. If anything, maybe a slight perked up feeling, but that may have been placebo. I wonder if I needed more of it, haha. Thanks for watching!
i tell ya, they need to get some more russian and japanese stuff in colorado parks.. needs to be more inclusive.. maybe some pakistani and zulu stuff.. sumoyan.. hm dont want anyone to feel left out of the history of colorado or anything.. i think e.t. needs a museum there too
to me it sounds ironic that lack of attendee diversity is constantly reinforced as an issue in this video. In my anecdotal experience, every visit I make to national parks and state parks there are more "minority" american and international attendees than otherwise. So I dont know where this concept comes from, unless I have had numerous atypical experiences since I was a kid.
I agree and that's what I have seen as well. As a National Park fanatic I have been going for years. There are a lot of caucasians but probably close to half the attendees are of Asian descent or Asian tourist. I have not seen a lack of diversity at the parks.
Fair enough, but the concept does come from research and perspectives from people of color, especially Black Americans. A 2009 survey by the NPS found that African-Ams only composed 7% of the visitor total. And when you talk to people in the black community, stereotypes persist b/c of racist histories when it comes to access to parks, pools, beaches and other "public" spaces that were dominated by white folks.
This isn't to say that black and brown people don't enjoy the outdoors. But there is a division, b/c of multiple cultural factors. And I think it's great that Adventure Archives feels the need to mention that. (And keep in mind -- Asian tourists are usually much more economically privileged, not to mention we do not feel the same history of racism when we access public spaces. I'm first-gen Asian.)
Check out this essay in Outside: www.outsideonline.com/2296351/were-here-you-just-dont-see-us
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