I've now watched all of your videos. Great stuff. It is easy to see you put a lot of effort into them and you love to do the adventuring+filmmaking. Can't wait to see you blow up. Never sacrifice that quality!!!!!
Glad you have been enjoying them so much, Nick! I know these vids aren't for everyone, but I knew someone with similar interests would be able to appreciate them. I definitely try to focus on video quality and fun spots/concepts... I will never give that up 😉 Thanks for watching!!
@@WesWherever @WesWherever dude, speaking of fun concepts, a WW1 bunker?? Been reading WW1 history lately lol. About to watch that one on my lunch break 👍
Came back to watch you early adventures. I wish I had your superpower of starting a fire without kindling or fuel.😉(realizing- who wants to watch someone try to get a fire going)
There are deep counter weight pits under the drawbridges in Alameda. In the early 1960's there were a few rowdy local boys who found ways to slip over the handrail and climb down. The traffic is above. Because of the terrorist concerns security has probably been greatly improved. It used to be possible to walk out onto the edge of the south Oakland Airport field during daytime in the mid and late 1960's. It was still possible up to the mid 1970's on foot and after dark.. Security has to have gotten so less forgiving by now. It was very easy to get into the Alameda Golf Course and up on Mt Trashmore at night through the 1980's. With sufficient Stealth It might be possible to sleep in the Golf Course. Someone used to take a shortcut through the Golf Course. He said the Golfers thought he was an employee and the workers must have assumed he golfed. There is a small shrub island just off the entrance to the San Leandro Marina called Stryker Island. It could be kayaked to and then camped at with the greatest Stealth. There might be some parties on the nearby land and the joggers and bird watchers would be up early. There are channels in Arrowhead Marsh which would only be accessible by water. That is between the East End of Alameda, Doolittle and the Nimitz. During the 1980's I accidentally did a Stealth Camp in Point Reyes. We parked at Drakes Estero Trailhead and walked along Home Bay on the Estero Trail. It got dark too soon and we could not get back before it was still safe. We slept on a barren grassy ridge top. We could see the Point Reyes Lighthouse to the west. Nobody bothered us. Stay Stealthy!
I've now watched all of your videos. Great stuff. It is easy to see you put a lot of effort into them and you love to do the adventuring+filmmaking. Can't wait to see you blow up. Never sacrifice that quality!!!!!
Glad you have been enjoying them so much, Nick! I know these vids aren't for everyone, but I knew someone with similar interests would be able to appreciate them. I definitely try to focus on video quality and fun spots/concepts... I will never give that up 😉 Thanks for watching!!
@@WesWherever @WesWherever dude, speaking of fun concepts, a WW1 bunker?? Been reading WW1 history lately lol. About to watch that one on my lunch break 👍
So nice you cleaned that beach for your camp, looking forward to seeing your next video.
Yeah it's such a special little spot so close to home... definitely worth the effort to keep it looking good! Thanks again for watching, Betty!
Found your channel a few days ago. Subbed. Very relaxing content. Makes me want to go kayak camping :)
Thanks, glad you’re enjoying :) Absolutely get out there if you’re able to! 🛶🏕️
Forget making YT videos. He should teach people how to do that supersonic kayak paddle. 0:51
great video!! looks like a nice day! have a good day and week..
Thanks Heather, you as well!
@@WesWherever your welcome and subscribe to you today..
Quick getaway, still had a great vibe 😎🤙!!
Forget making YT videos. He should teach people how to do that supersonic kayak paddle. 0:51
I love that you leave your campsites better than the way you found them 👍 Would like a link to the water shoes you wear while kayaking please.
Great video, and how nice of you to help clean the little beach. It could be a really nice place. :)
Leaving the place better than you found is it very cool. No (r)egret(s) !
😉😉
Forget making YT videos. He should teach people how to do that supersonic kayak paddle. 0:51
Great overnight….and you left it better than you found it!
Forget making YT videos. He should teach people how to do that supersonic kayak paddle. 0:51
Love ❤️ your video mate 👍 l
man i know exactly where you camped and traveled it neat to see it from the water level.
Yeah same I was like... I recognize that area just never saw the beach part.
Came back to watch you early adventures. I wish I had your superpower of starting a fire without kindling or fuel.😉(realizing- who wants to watch someone try to get a fire going)
Had to keep it stealthy, couldn't be stomping all around the island 🤷♂️
Hey did you ever go sailing with dude?
There are deep counter weight pits under the drawbridges in Alameda. In the early 1960's there were a few rowdy local boys who found ways to slip over the handrail and climb down. The traffic is above. Because of the terrorist concerns security has probably been greatly improved.
It used to be possible to walk out onto the edge of the south Oakland Airport field during daytime in the mid and late 1960's. It was still possible up to the mid 1970's on foot and after dark.. Security has to have gotten so less forgiving by now.
It was very easy to get into the Alameda Golf Course and up on Mt Trashmore at night through the 1980's. With sufficient Stealth It might be possible to sleep in the Golf Course. Someone used to take a shortcut through the Golf Course. He said the Golfers thought he was an employee and the workers must have assumed he golfed.
There is a small shrub island just off the entrance to the San Leandro Marina called Stryker Island. It could be kayaked to and then camped at with the greatest Stealth. There might be some parties on the nearby land and the joggers and bird watchers would be up early.
There are channels in Arrowhead Marsh which would only be accessible by water. That is between the East End of Alameda, Doolittle and the Nimitz.
During the 1980's I accidentally did a Stealth Camp in Point Reyes. We parked at Drakes Estero Trailhead and walked along Home Bay on the Estero Trail. It got dark too soon and we could not get back before it was still safe. We slept on a barren grassy ridge top. We could see the Point Reyes Lighthouse to the west. Nobody bothered us.
Stay Stealthy!
well done videos man, keep it up!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed!
Did ya ever end up going sailing?
No, but I am looking forward to it!!
When you have been kayaking what is the biggest shark you have seen?
Thankfully I've never seen one 🙏 That would seriously scare me though haha
What city is that
Oakland/Alameda
Oh that's close by
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