More information on the details of Flight 792 and the circumstances of it's survivors can be found in this copy of the official Accident Investigation Report www.sintax77.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Mt-Success-DC-3-Investigation-Report-N17891.pdf
However can also be found in your split frames. Lol Thought I was trippin for a second. Cool Easter egg. Had to slow it down on my iPad and use my phone to video in slow motion then with it paused I could scan each frame so I could screen shot. Thank you for what you do. Love your videos
The plane was unsettling to see on video but to see it in the dark in the middle of winter, alone, must have been really weird. I’m not lyin when I say as I watch some of your videos I take solice in knowing you lived to post the video lol. Epic and awesome as always.
This is why we watch your videos! So informative and your always realistic . That had to be really hard, you did it! What a trek! Anticlimactic-not! You carried us all to that somber place under extreme conditions, this is the kind of stuff that make you take pause. I felt for those people and their families. Great video. ❤️ Kudos to Sarah on the food too! It’s always enjoyable to see what she has for you to cook! Top notch!
Out of all the dozens of hiking and camping vloggers I follow, your channel is still the best - many thanks for the effort you put into sharing with us
I've watched almost all of your videos, and I'd like to thank you for all the extra work you do to take us along! Getting great camera angles, then having to back track to get the camera adds a lot to the video, and is greatly appreciated!
Great job on this video. I had cold chills when you showed that fuselage. Thanks for taking many of us to a place we'll never have the opportunity to go.
As a kid in the 50s, I spent most all of my Summers, all summer, camping at Dolly Copp. So I thought I had hiked every Trail in the Whites. But not this one. Can't wait to try it, at least as far as the shelter. Thanks! Think I'll wait till spring, though....
Wow that's one of the most difficult trips I have watched you do. The Whites and Mount Success are difficult in good conditions but going off trail in the dark.....man I don't know if I could do that. So remote and so cold. Thanks for risking it for us. It bet that cheese burger was particularly good.
OK, I've said it many times before...but...my favorite Sintax adventures are: Solo (check), Winter (check) New Hampshire (double bonus points), Night Hiking (open a nice Bordeaux!). Thank you for another great trip, commentary and edit. And, THRILLED to see you hit that 1mm mark on the last one!
When we camped as a kid, we used Kleenex in the percolator basket. I never knew there was another way. It was the 70s and nothing was better than the sound it made as it bubbled to life. Smelled so good.
Happy to see another vid up on the channel, great hike and content. Many props on some epic campfire meals - makes me re-think my on trail food choices. Rock on, sir, rock on.
Wow man. I follow you on your adventures as I'm a hiker, climber and a mountaineer too, but also a licensed pilot. I also did aircraft maintenance, flight dispatch and worked for a major airline for 10 years. I left the aviation industry 15 years ago, but aviation is still in my blood. Seeing this mostly intact DC 3 gave me goose bumps. It's like walking into a grave. I never knew that there's something like that in the Whites. Awesome vid man!
It was quite a surreal experience. I can only imagine how much more so it would be for someone with actual experience in aviation. I apparently walked right past it in the dark. I decided to turn around and after a few feet I stopped to mess with my camera. I looked up and it was right there. 8 feet from my face, in the dead silence of the woods. One of the strangest feelings I've ever had.
@@sintax77 LOL, man, reading what you just wrote gave me the goose bumps again! That is spooky! It actually makes me want to hike up there and find this myself one day. Who knows, maybe?
Wow, that was one really nice adventure, I’m so glad we didn’t get lost. Yes, I was worried, I have no sense of direction. I really enjoyed going along. Best time ever. Thanks. 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲
I love how you take the camera with you on the trail and narrate along the way. It is the best way as we see what you see. Others place their camera, then walk past it, then they have to run back to get it and stupidness like that. Makes watching more enjoyable. Kudo's to you!
Wow ! You are either one of the most courageous individuals I have come across here on RUclips, or one of the craziest ! I can't decide which one :) I must say I admire your obvious hiking skills and experience in the bush, but everything you did is what they taught me not to do in my college back packing and mountaineering course. Never hike in an unfamiliar area at night and never deviate from the trail unless it is in an area you are well familiar with - You did both ! Lord forbid you should take a fall and injure yourself up there in the mountains in the night ! Now that would be a horrible situation to be in - I am happy your night time visit and hike back to your base camp ended well for you. I really feel for the crash victims. What a horrible experience they went through.
I totally agree Mark! I could not image going BACK DOWN the mountain to base camp in the snow, pitch black alone in those temps and conditions! This is asking for trouble. No let me readdress begging for trouble. The wreckage of the plane didn't weird me out at all. But the journey in the dark alone and the trek back downward alone DID! Please people don't do this as a textbook way to accomplish! But, I did give the video a thumbs up for survival and great scenery however not for the correct form of adventure. Not judging! Just trying to prevent someone else's misfortune. Happy and safe trails!
Hey Steveo, what a surprise to you watched this. I’m in Boca now but those are my home woods. Hiking and camping and snowmobiling. I hope someday you can go up and explore the White Mountain region of NH.
Great video. I may steal this adventure later this summer. BTW, the amount of backtracking you do, especially on some sketchy or tough terrain, to get high quality shots for us is not overlooked. Thanks!
As you pull out your food and start frying the onions, I am carmelizing my onions for stew on a Sunday. So I have smell-o-vision, sort of. Beautiful place. Love having your video to watch.
Another great trip and video, love watching these and looking forward to my own adventures in winter backpacking. Got that aeropress a year ago and it’s really a great backpacking gourmet coffee maker ... thanks for the video!
I'm 2 hours west of Montreal..I'm in Ontario.. We get about the same weather it seems.. I absolutely love watching your winter back packing videos...been binge watching as I'm a fairly new subber...
Thanks, Joanna. I believe the Alberta Clipper is one of the 3 weather systems that converge on the White Mountains, which I believe comes down through the Montreal area on it's way to NH.
@@sintax77 i have heard in one of your videos that you are in Pennsylvania? Most of my realitives are in P.A., I'm from a little town called Mt Holly, close to Camden, Burlington...that area...Im living in Canada with good old American roots... :)
@@sintax77 oh yes....cheese steak is the best...I used to drive across the border in a small town in New York state just for their Philly steak ...The U.S has some of the best tasting foods... :) Have an awesome night, thanks for letting me share ... :)
Great video. I appreciate you dedicating the episode to their memory, rather than simply treating it as a playground, like many others do with these types of sites.
My father travelled on that Northeast Airlines route in the late 1940's (Boston-Concord-Laconia-Berlin). A Northeast DC-3 is the first airplane I ever saw. In those days, you could walk your father to the plane, then go back 50 yards or so (behind a chainlink fence) and watch the takeoff. I still love those old DC-3's.
Finally had time to finish this one up! I think this is one of favorite videos. It's always hard to film in the snow but you took it the extra mile and pushed to your goal and still made an exciting video!
This is why I love your videos Sintax77, an epic adventure doesn’t have to have epic distance or elevation! You capture everything so well and really convey the feeling of the moment. And of course it’s Cheeseburger Time!
You definitely have a lot of beautiful views up there I'm pretty sure you will be able to find this plane as well even knowing and some of the video snippets that you've shown it is definitely a very difficult trail and winter bushwacking is no easy task Again excellent video glad you made it out safe and sound and you have yourself a good night
Super excited to watch this! I live very near where that happened, and visited it just this Fall. If you're ever visiting the Mahoosuc Range again, let's go hiking!
That cheesesteak looked so delicious!! Everyone thinks that Pat's and Geno's etc. makes the best however, there's nothing better than a homemade cheesesteak made by a true Philadelphian! Lol Thanks for sharing your awesome travels.
Wow! Just randomly came across this video and then checked out your channel. Looks great! I cant wait to check out more of your videos. I am only a few minutes into this one but really enjoying it. I kinda like the fact there is no background music because I actually like to hear the snow crunching and the birds twittering. I am especially looking forward to watching your hike with dog videos as I like to do everything with my dog (hike, camp, mountain bike). Looking forward to your tips and gear vids too, information is always helpful!
Wow...coming across a real piece of history in the woods. And a sad one. Beautiful view from the shelter! I'm following a husband & wife who are doing a winter thru of the A.T., so yes, there are winter thru hikers, Pie & Greenleaf! I think they are in the Whites right now.
Cool winter backpacking and camping video. It was very entertaining especially the airplane crash site in the darkness. Good stuff all around !! Take care Sintax77
I backpacked in to the1973 crash site of a Piper Apache plane off of Lumberjack Trail (Sceneca Rocks/Spruce Knob area in West Virginia). I completely get the vibe you describe. A makeshift memorial at the site (mason jar with notes,etc.) has the funeral announcement of the pilot. Very somber.
Great job with your video again! 👍 The winter night hike looking for the crash site was interesting. I also really enjoyed the podcast you guys did a few nights ago. I remember when you and Sara did one years ago and I listened to it while I was packing my gear for a backpacking trip. See you way up in Northern Michigan someday! 😅 Take Care and I'll be waiting to watch your next Sintax Adventure. 😀
Great video... Winter backpacking is a different kind of animal. What is ultralight in winter... 30 lbs or less. The plane crash site was Irie, can only imagine how you felt alone. Thank you for sharing. Take care.
More information on the details of Flight 792 and the circumstances of it's survivors can be found in this copy of the official Accident Investigation Report
www.sintax77.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Mt-Success-DC-3-Investigation-Report-N17891.pdf
Thanks! Looking into these flights can get addicting.
That was awesome...thank you
However can also be found in your split frames. Lol Thought I was trippin for a second. Cool Easter egg. Had to slow it down on my iPad and use my phone to video in slow motion then with it paused I could scan each frame so I could screen shot. Thank you for what you do. Love your videos
The plane was unsettling to see on video but to see it in the dark in the middle of winter, alone, must have been really weird. I’m not lyin when I say as I watch some of your videos I take solice in knowing you lived to post the video lol. Epic and awesome as always.
@@barb61 now that I know he is not dead, I will watch the video again
This was the most compelling hiking video I've seen. Very nice job!
Nothing like watching a man hike in the snow up a mountain trail while I'm safe at home in the desert under a fleece blanket sipping a hot coffee.
Wow other earthlings r doin the same exact thang as moi 😜
Northern Wisconsin here, our outdoors looks like this. I'm not saying it's awesome but, it's pretty awesome! Have a good day.
im like you but i was jealous of him
I am in bed with my electric blanket watching him sleep ing outside in thcolow.d Strange world.
This is why we watch your videos! So informative and your always realistic . That had to be really hard, you did it! What a trek! Anticlimactic-not! You carried us all to that somber place under extreme conditions, this is the kind of stuff that make you take pause. I felt for those people and their families.
Great video. ❤️
Kudos to Sarah on the food too! It’s always enjoyable to see what she has for you to cook! Top notch!
Out of all the dozens of hiking and camping vloggers I follow, your channel is still the best - many thanks for the effort you put into sharing with us
I've watched almost all of your videos, and I'd like to thank you for all the extra work you do to take us along! Getting great camera angles, then having to back track to get the camera adds a lot to the video, and is greatly appreciated!
Thanks, Patrick. Happy to hear that you're enjoying them.
Great job on this video. I had cold chills when you showed that fuselage. Thanks for taking many of us to a place we'll never have the opportunity to go.
your really when out of your way and off the trail to film this. thank you! really appreciate the effort and great content you consistently put up!
Excellent filter adjustment! Awesome map overlay, airplane crash report, and great sound effects for the prop engines.
First time watching. Quite a trek. And interesting to see crash site. TY. I read all 13-14 pages. Pilot error, it seems.
As a New Hampshire native who lives in Virginia I love these trips you do up there. Makes me miss living there. Awesome channel by the way!
I'm from Maine, and these help me cope.
Especially in winter.
As a kid in the 50s, I spent most all of my Summers, all summer, camping at Dolly Copp. So I thought I had hiked every Trail in the Whites. But not this one. Can't wait to try it, at least as far as the shelter. Thanks! Think I'll wait till spring, though....
NH boys stand up.
I have that same jacket, my son bought for me when he went through Air Force base camp. Love it. Thank you for your service.
I haven't served myself. Mine is from a surplus store near Dover AFB, but it's a great piece of gear, for sure. One of my favorites.
Wow that's one of the most difficult trips I have watched you do. The Whites and Mount Success are difficult in good conditions but going off trail in the dark.....man I don't know if I could do that. So remote and so cold. Thanks for risking it for us. It bet that cheese burger was particularly good.
Geez! You are courageous! Oh heck no! No way hiking in the dark, alone, off trail?🥺 This is the most suspenseful movie I’ve ever seen.🥶
Blaìr Witch Project 2.
🌲🦅🌲thank you for sharing your video today stay happy and healthy out there🌲🦅
Thanks, Brian. Same to you!
OK, I've said it many times before...but...my favorite Sintax adventures are: Solo (check), Winter (check) New Hampshire (double bonus points), Night Hiking (open a nice Bordeaux!). Thank you for another great trip, commentary and edit. And, THRILLED to see you hit that 1mm mark on the last one!
Haha. Thanks man!
Enjoyed your trek to the plane.
I forgot to give you a thumbs up until I saw the in memory of, I then made sure to click all the bells and whistles for you sir. Have a good day.
When we camped as a kid, we used Kleenex in the percolator basket. I never knew there was another way. It was the 70s and nothing was better than the sound it made as it bubbled to life. Smelled so good.
Yeah. Percolators made a really great sound. I miss it.
@@lorismithokon9028 I don’t use anything else, they’re still available
@@robinrussell3705 I need to go get one!
Your videos are some of the most peaceful things I've listen too in a while
Happy to see another vid up on the channel, great hike and content. Many props on some epic campfire meals - makes me re-think my on trail food choices. Rock on, sir, rock on.
Wow man. I follow you on your adventures as I'm a hiker, climber and a mountaineer too, but also a licensed pilot. I also did aircraft maintenance, flight dispatch and worked for a major airline for 10 years. I left the aviation industry 15 years ago, but aviation is still in my blood. Seeing this mostly intact DC 3 gave me goose bumps. It's like walking into a grave. I never knew that there's something like that in the Whites. Awesome vid man!
It was quite a surreal experience. I can only imagine how much more so it would be for someone with actual experience in aviation. I apparently walked right past it in the dark. I decided to turn around and after a few feet I stopped to mess with my camera. I looked up and it was right there. 8 feet from my face, in the dead silence of the woods. One of the strangest feelings I've ever had.
@@sintax77 LOL, man, reading what you just wrote gave me the goose bumps again! That is spooky! It actually makes me want to hike up there and find this myself one day. Who knows, maybe?
@@plsniper maybe? MAYBEEE??? NO MAYBE JUST DO IT!!! You only live once. Have a good day.
Can't tell you how much I love your adventure vids. It is special for you to take us along.
Impressed! Making very good movies, and superb storytelling in all aspects. Greetings from Sweden, Ostergotland
25 years of wilderness Search & Rescue in Pierce County WA. Seen a lot. Nice 1st crash. Awesome history. Thank you!
I love when you come to NH its cool to learn stuff that i didn't even know about too.
Amazing adventure! The snow filled trees are gorgeous!
Always look forward to your videos. Knocked it out of the park with this one. Appreciate the hard work. Go Flyers!
Really injoy you video. Great winter Adventure. Thanks for sharing this with us. 👍👍
My gf and I accidentally found this crash while camping 2 years ago, very awesome 🤙
Wow, that was one really nice adventure, I’m so glad we didn’t get lost. Yes, I was worried, I have no sense of direction. I really enjoyed going along. Best time ever. Thanks. 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲
Been watching you for years and now here you are in my backyard. Literally. Welcome to Berlin!
Thanks, Mark. I love it up there. It's an amazing area :)
I love how you take the camera with you on the trail and narrate along the way. It is the best way as we see what you see. Others place their camera, then walk past it, then they have to run back to get it and stupidness like that. Makes watching more enjoyable. Kudo's to you!
That always got me to. Like you just walked passed your camera a hundred yards ago then turn around and go back and get it.. That's dedication!! Lol
@@Lilmickcrocodiledundee0001 Yup.. Then they gotta go home and edit. Editing alone is a lot of work!
@@bernetteforde9901 yuppers
That was a proper adventure!
Blasted the Like button. The food, what a wife. That wreck, spooky on your own, must have been terrifying for all.
I thought the same thing! In the middle of nowhere 😬
You're killing me with the cheesesteaks; 9th & Passyunk in the woods, priceless.
Wow ! You are either one of the most courageous individuals I have come across here on RUclips, or one of the craziest ! I can't decide which one :) I must say I admire your obvious hiking skills and experience in the bush, but everything you did is what they taught me not to do in my college back packing and mountaineering course. Never hike in an unfamiliar area at night and never deviate from the trail unless it is in an area you are well familiar with - You did both ! Lord forbid you should take a fall and injure yourself up there in the mountains in the night ! Now that would be a horrible situation to be in - I am happy your night time visit and hike back to your base camp ended well for you. I really feel for the crash victims. What a horrible experience they went through.
I totally agree Mark! I could not image going BACK DOWN the mountain to base camp in the snow, pitch black alone in those temps and conditions! This is asking for trouble. No let me readdress begging for trouble. The wreckage of the plane didn't weird me out at all. But the journey in the dark alone and the trek back downward alone DID! Please people don't do this as a textbook way to accomplish! But, I did give the video a thumbs up for survival and great scenery however not for the correct form of adventure. Not judging! Just trying to prevent someone else's misfortune. Happy and safe trails!
One third of the way through, this started to look like "found footage"....😆.
Really enjoyed that, thanks!
Enjoyed the video! Pretty cool to see the site of the airplane crash all the way back in the wilderness.
Hey Steveo, what a surprise to you watched this. I’m in Boca now but those are my home woods. Hiking and camping and snowmobiling. I hope someday you can go up and explore the White Mountain region of NH.
Great video. I may steal this adventure later this summer. BTW, the amount of backtracking you do, especially on some sketchy or tough terrain, to get high quality shots for us is not overlooked. Thanks!
Very cool. I know it's not how you planned it but being out there at night made it even better.
As you pull out your food and start frying the onions, I am carmelizing my onions for stew on a Sunday. So I have smell-o-vision, sort of. Beautiful place. Love having your video to watch.
I haven't been backpacking since 1997 on the AT in NC. The sound of that Optimus stove brings back fond memories.
Very cool!👍🏼
Awesome video! Glad I watched it. You definitely worked hard for that cheeseburger.
What a hike! Thanks for taking us along! Love to the families of that flight ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Excellent vid. Love your excursions but this one has a real history bonus. Thanks Sintax77!
Another great trip and video, love watching these and looking forward to my own adventures in winter backpacking. Got that aeropress a year ago and it’s really a great backpacking gourmet coffee maker ... thanks for the video!
Always a goodnight for another Sintax video
I'm 2 hours west of Montreal..I'm in Ontario.. We get about the same weather it seems.. I absolutely love watching your winter back packing videos...been binge watching as I'm a fairly new subber...
Thanks, Joanna. I believe the Alberta Clipper is one of the 3 weather systems that converge on the White Mountains, which I believe comes down through the Montreal area on it's way to NH.
@@sintax77 i have heard in one of your videos that you are in Pennsylvania? Most of my realitives are in P.A., I'm from a little town called Mt Holly, close to Camden, Burlington...that area...Im living in Canada with good old American roots... :)
Nice, so you should appreciate the cheese steak homage. :) Yup, we're not too far from there.
@@sintax77 oh yes....cheese steak is the best...I used to drive across the border in a small town in New York state just for their Philly steak ...The U.S has some of the best tasting foods... :)
Have an awesome night, thanks for letting me share ... :)
Great video. I appreciate you dedicating the episode to their memory, rather than simply treating it as a playground, like many others do with these types of sites.
Totally cool! I havent been physically able to hike in a few years. Thank u so much for sharing!
winter wonderland i love New Hampshire! thanks for the video!
My father travelled on that Northeast Airlines route in the late 1940's (Boston-Concord-Laconia-Berlin). A Northeast DC-3 is the first airplane I ever saw. In those days, you could walk your father to the plane, then go back 50 yards or so (behind a chainlink fence) and watch the takeoff. I still love those old DC-3's.
Great Video. Thanks for taking us on the adventure. Must have had a lot of backup batteries for the Lighting and Gear!
Very cool man. I love winter backpacking in the whites! Always an adventure 🤙
Finally had time to finish this one up! I think this is one of favorite videos. It's always hard to film in the snow but you took it the extra mile and pushed to your goal and still made an exciting video!
Excellent hike and very interesting destination! Thanks for taking me along.
This is why I love your videos Sintax77, an epic adventure doesn’t have to have epic distance or elevation! You capture everything so well and really convey the feeling of the moment. And of course it’s Cheeseburger Time!
You definitely have a lot of beautiful views up there
I'm pretty sure you will be able to find this plane as well even knowing and some of the video snippets that you've shown it is definitely a very difficult trail and winter bushwacking is no easy task
Again excellent video glad you made it out safe and sound and you have yourself a good night
I was sweating just watching you get off trail and finding that airplane. Outstanding work and be careful out there!
Enjoyed this sooooo much. Well chilled after watching this. Stay safe from across the pond. 🇬🇧
Thanks for taking the time to film and post this.
Super excited to watch this! I live very near where that happened, and visited it just this Fall. If you're ever visiting the Mahoosuc Range again, let's go hiking!
Certified INSANE!!! Thank you for sharing this adventure with us.
That cheesesteak looked so delicious!! Everyone thinks that Pat's and Geno's etc. makes the best however, there's nothing better than a homemade cheesesteak made by a true Philadelphian! Lol Thanks for sharing your awesome travels.
Wow- this is amazing! Big foot is a real dude- you are brave- excellent video.
Wow! Just randomly came across this video and then checked out your channel. Looks great! I cant wait to check out more of your videos. I am only a few minutes into this one but really enjoying it. I kinda like the fact there is no background music because I actually like to hear the snow crunching and the birds twittering.
I am especially looking forward to watching your hike with dog videos as I like to do everything with my dog (hike, camp, mountain bike). Looking forward to your tips and gear vids too, information is always helpful!
Creepy stuff right there. Great too see/hear you on The Backpacking Podcast. Those guys are a lot of fun.
I needed this tonight.
Thank you for another quality video.
Wow...coming across a real piece of history in the woods. And a sad one.
Beautiful view from the shelter! I'm following a husband & wife who are doing a winter thru of the A.T., so yes, there are winter thru hikers, Pie & Greenleaf! I think they are in the Whites right now.
Wow, that's awesome. That's gotta be a tough trip.
@@sintax77 Arlette Laan is "Pie" she has a yt channel. I think they had to ski around the Mahoosucs, southern Maine was tough.
Such a framed photograph!!! Haha glad you have the filters!
Thanks for doing these vids.I miss my vacations to the USA.Watching your adventures keeps me sane in this ridiculous uk lockdown.
Cool winter backpacking and camping video. It was very entertaining especially the airplane crash site in the darkness. Good stuff all around !! Take care Sintax77
Your last two winter videos were probably your best winter ones ever which includes this one.
I felt cold just watching this. Bet it was eerie just coming across this. Really enjoyed the video, thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the video of your journey. Cool that the shelter where you stated was only .2 miles from the AT.
Awesome video syntax! Really nice seeing that plane wreckage. I bet that was a bit dicey hiking back to camp. Thanks for taking us with you.
Holy crap, backpacking cheese steaks? Your wife loves you SO much! That might be the best damn wilderness meal I've ever heard of.
hammer11235 Check out Chef Evan Outdoors.
Dude...that was pretty badass. Glad you made it back to the shelter safely. 👍🏻
That scared me. When you can't see anything but snowfilled trees...geeze!
I backpacked in to the1973 crash site of a Piper Apache plane off of Lumberjack Trail (Sceneca Rocks/Spruce Knob area in West Virginia). I completely get the vibe you describe. A makeshift memorial at the site (mason jar with notes,etc.) has the funeral announcement of the pilot. Very somber.
That was awesome video! Glad you made it back to Shelter. ✌️🍔
I see snow camping, I'm watching! Keep it up.
Wow what a great watch this is, fairplay ploughing through that snow on foot.
love seeing you doing this .I live in New Hampshire. You should look into lost nation NH. some white mountain trails around this area
Great job with your video again! 👍 The winter night hike looking for the crash site was interesting. I also really enjoyed the podcast you guys did a few nights ago. I remember when you and Sara did one years ago and I listened to it while I was packing my gear for a backpacking trip. See you way up in Northern Michigan someday! 😅 Take Care and I'll be waiting to watch your next Sintax Adventure. 😀
Thanks, man. That podcast was fun. I was happy to see they picked your comment to use on the air.
really like the how you show and make your vids. keep up the good work.
I really enjoyed this video! Very interesting! Glad I found your show on RUclips 👍
Well done with the toilet paper filter! Now that’s how you MacGyver! 👍 thanks for the adventure it was great!
Great video, kind of awsome that you visited a crash site at night. Gives an eerie feel yet a different view of the site.
Great video... Winter backpacking is a different kind of animal. What is ultralight in winter... 30 lbs or less.
The plane crash site was Irie, can only imagine how you felt alone. Thank you for sharing. Take care.
Hey bud your videos are wonderful. They’re so easy to watch from start to finish. I’m always looking forward to your new adventures. Thx
The moose eat the bark off those trees, deer rub the tree for territory I believe. Beautiful scenery your in!
Amazing video. Very interesting and entertaining. I can not wait for the next one!
wow... amazing video. Thank you for sharing.
Really enjoyed the hike and camp bud. Great video 👍
And for the people who lost their lives. R.I.P
Bad ass! Great video, Syntax77! Thank you for taking us along! And those cheesesteaks!!! What?!?!?!?!?!
They say you should learn something new every day. Today was the meaning of thematic... thanks!!!!
That was crazy awesome. Bravo! 🤠
Yes, bravo!