Gavin this is the type of work that seems to put you in your best element. We’ve watched you for years now, and the images you captured like this from Vancouver Island, along with the constant comedy, have made for hours worth of entertainment and great instruction. I hope you can sense this while on location and during editing. Great work sir, we appreciate you and Amanda so much!
Gavin deserves something from us viewers. We take it for granted that he makes this authentic and amazing content for us, but for him it’s a living. Let’s all say thank you by buying some of his great products. His book is really a joy! And his courses are truly helpful. Let’s do this!
Pickles for breakfast? That’s a sure sign of things to come! Is so you can say goodbye to landscape photography for a few years though, being condemned to the nether world of cute baby photography!
If the last words I ever hear are “ here’s the shot” I know that the last thing I will see if is a stunning image. Another brilliant video both, thank you for sharing
Never get tired of waterfalls, especially how you seem to capture them in their full glory. Great humour as always, which makes for a fantastic combination with the excellent camera work. Another belter Gavin and Amanda 👌
Honestly I never get tired of waterfalls, especially when l see the interesting foreground elements that you have incorporated into your photos Gavin. Great video!
I look forward to seeing your videos more than any other on RUclips. Love your sense of humor, the back and forth with Amanda and of course the stunning images you have captured. Thanks for brightening up my day each week!
By far my favourite RUclips photography channel, you guys are hilarious! The pickles and chomps song was comedy genius :) Oh and your photos are astounding.
You two are very funny together, but I have to admit the Hasselblad X2d 100 creates such dynamic shots, great composition and the use of a slow shutter.
Absolute banger of a final shot, Gavin! Wonderful video as always, too. Never watched another photography channel that can induce full on belly laughs like you and Amanda. Thank you!
Great, thanks Gavin (and Amanda) - even more entertaining than usual. Laugh-out-loud funny, which is embarrassing when I'm sat in the Pub with my headphones on ! Great locations and photographs: are you going to be able to resist placing your order for the Hassy, even without video ?? Surely get one up on Mr Grumpy.
That was one of the first places I ever took a camera. I was a beginner so my photos suck but since then moved to Alaska. it's crazy how many waterfalls they have!
Love the pano at 18:12. I grew up just a few miles from Ricketts, and it’s definitely a stunning spot to shoot, even more so in the fall. It’s a great spot to go back time and time again to always see the trail in a new way. Glad you got to enjoy it on a quiet rainy day!
I think you've chased some awe and found it in that last image. Additionally, thanks, Gavin (and Amanda) for all you do, such a high level of enjoyable and educational content… except for what you sweat into the socks, that can just go to a toxic waste dump.
This evening saw 2 of my grandsons go home after a 4 day stay, and I was not only feeling knackered but also low on any sort of enthusiasm for YT photography videos.. but I'm so glad I made myself watch this episode cause it cheered me up no end, in fact I was engulfed with belly laughs watching you sniffing your socks and boots, bloody hilarious (I am easily pleased ha) fabulous vid as usual Gavin and that last image was stunning!
So far I've watched 95.5% of Gavin's vlogs. And I've been spoiled: I cannot watch other RUclips vids... :-)))) His vids are priceless - he discloses so many details and ideas about building landscape composition. If photograph has right composition - it is already 90% of success no matter how good it was processed. So, thank you Gavin.
Thanks for another great video Gavin. Although your compositions are always rock solid, while watching this video I wondered if you weren't perhaps being a bit overprotective with the waterfall highlights during your editing? The tree roots in the foreground of one of those photos actually had some parts looking brighter than the waterfall? The comp was great and the photo did look amazing, but my brain wasn't able to accept what I was looking at.
Gavin, this video was worth watching twice just to see those images again. I have often said a picture is worth a 1,000 words but it does not convay the sounds, the smells and the feel of the air.
Massive Megapixles and beautiful images. The best camera is only so good as the photographer behind it. Great images, Gavin. Shoot with stunning cameras. The last shoot is absolutely beautiful.
Wonderful - thank you both! My favourite locations are forests, and waterfalls are the icing on the cake. Never apologize for taking us along to waterfalls with you. These locations are so beautiful and the images you created are awesome.
Brother, that last shot was incredible. Some would say that you lucked up on that lighting and composition but I believe we make our own luck. Awesome job my friend 👍 Keep up the good work. You keep shooting and I will keep watching.
Wow Gavin, That last picture just blew me away. That is saying something because they were all fantastic waterfall shots. Hope Amanda got back in the truck with you.
Love your waterfalls! Keep em coming!I can't believe you were so close to where I live. Ricketts Glen is 2 hours away, and an absolute favorite in spring and fall. You definitely need to return in the fall-and do the whole trail, if you weren't able to get through it this time. Even with no injuries, the trail is a huge challenge. And Adam's Falls is my favorite, too. Safe travels back home!
This is my opinion but if you really want the best neutral true to life colors out of the GFX then I would recommend using PRO NEG STD. It is a little flatter and you can always add contrast back in easily. But it is also not nearly as magenta as Provia/Standard is. Provia tends to lean on the warm side. Another great neutral film sim is Eterna. Those are my 2 go to films if I don't want something crazy looking. That is why I actually like my fujifilm so much. You can really get some creative fun shots with the film sims. But I remember you talking about how you liked the greens in the Hasselblad... Well I would give those two film sims a chance since you will get better greens when you take out the magenta:) Just my lonely opinion:)
Great job Mr. Hardcastle! Regarding the last image, I took several weeks ago after a heavy rain, the water flowed over the v shaped foreground rock like a veil. But, my image did not have the glorious light rays, but love the look! Well done Sir!
I stopped caring about gear many years ago.. As long it functions in the environment I'm in, I'm happy, I live in the PNW so It needs to withstand some rainy days. I have a Sony A7 Riii and for awhile there before this camera. But many of these RUclipsrs were just Gear shills and changed cameras every other video and promoting new cameras and other gear.. I stopped caring and knew gear isn't going to help my fundamentals and make me a better photographer when I'm always chasing the newest gear. So I stopped caring about the latest and greatest gear. I'm happy with my Sony A7 Riii the years I've had it now.
One of your absolute best, Gavin. Beautiful location, beautiful pictures and beautiful Amanda keeping up the banter. Reminds me so much of 31 years ago when my wife and I were your age and we backpacked my Linhoff 4x5 view camera all over the Smoky Mountain NP photographing waterfalls. She carried the food and water and umbrella. I carried about 35 pounds of gear. The umbrella was for the camera of course, not for us, and there was seldom a day that we didn't need it. Anyway, looks like you and Amanda really had a fun trip until those green fumes started rolling out of your boot tops. Oh, BTW, if you come back to this location for the fall colors don't be surprised if that stream has slowed to a trickle in the dry season.
Wow! Beautiful pictures, especially the last one ! I like waterfalls and I am so happy that you share this with us. Your compositions are always mind-blowing!
I've been following you for quite sometime now and no matter how many waterfalls you do I'll always love it. Your interpretation and composition skills are on top. Love the gear but I'm sure that with your Sony or any other camera you'd be able to do wonders. I'm a sucker for waterfalls as well and I'm planing a visit to the north of my country (Portugal) to shoot some. Love the way you present us your content and your wife is a must on that. See you on your next video. Até à próxima!
What's up Gavin? Outside of you being too silly for RUclips; Your work is fantastic. I really think you have a really good eye for color and how to bring it out in a shot. Great work Gavin. As always, really funny stuff. Peace to you and your wife, and God Bless!kk
A joy to know you came down here to Sullivan County! Would welcome the opportunity to show you around the many other natural wonders there, and in Lycoming County right next door. Perhaps a trip to Angel Falls?
In Germany are 2 Sets of the Hasselblad with 2 lenses for either Landscape or 2 lenses for portraits. 13200 or 13500EUR 😮. If you need to finance this : 13500 on 5 years : monthly 240 EUR approx. - theoretically possible.🤔🤑
Gavin, you can change the look of the back of the GFX screen with film sims. You’re in Provia/standard mode in this video, which is kind of blah. Put it into Velvia and you’ll get more saturation and contrast that the hasselblad was showing you. Also, to take it even further, you can customize the tones for each film sim to your taste. I boosted the shadows in Velvia, as I feel it’s a bit too contrasty for my taste. Astia is personally my favorite. Perfect balance of color and contrast.
Pretty sure that can cause mis-exposure of the raw file, and would also affect the histogram? That's why he was saying he was using the flattest profile he could find on both cameras
Some stunning image there mate, I for one will not get sick of the waterfall images, think I need to get back down Fundy park for some waterfall photography.Thanks for sharing.
Great work Gav, That Hasselblad colour science is next level. Great waterfall pics, they are kind of like a Michael Bolton love song, a bit cringe but you can't help but like them.
Your pickle breakfast is perfect!! Fantastic waterfalls...and thank you for talking us through your shots...I love that. Also, you went the extra mile today and I am appreciative of you efforts. I won't mention the first official stripping in the woods, scene. EPIC 😊
That tip about just renting the camera equipment is very intriguing! Never thought of that. I’m loving your LE shots, stunning. And the shots of the tree roots, outstanding👍 Haha very catchy tune to accompany the pickle breakfast🤣 omg that last shot was the icing on the cake for sure, congratulations 👏👏
At $2000 with those specs most currently interested in it over coming Sony a7c cameras. Especially as looking at it for travel and street photography. Weather sealing also important
Great shots! It was very educational to see what you did with Ricketts Glenn. I've shot there twice and didn't come close to getting the compositions that you did. I can't wait to get back there in the fall, to experience the fall colors and view things from a different perspective. BTW, my first time there I missed the turn to circle back to the lot where I parked and walked out to 118. Imagine my surprise when I realized I went about 2 miles in the wrong direction. Duh.
I feel for you, Gavin. I slipped and fell in Bryce Canyon several years ago with new snow over ice on a trail. Fractured three vertebrae. Still leaves me hiking in misery sometimes. I hope you heal well and quickly, mate, with no permanent effects. Getting old sucks!
Ricketts Glen has been on our to do list for over a year now. It’s roughly a 6 hour drive from us. There’s another location right by there that is another amazing trail of falls. Hope you come on through West Virginia on this trip.
Enjoyed this video. Ricketts Glen is a beautiful place. Tip for you. Wear wool sock liners with summer weight wool socks. Will help keep your feet dry. You can always spray toes with anti perspirant deodorant spray to help stop feet from sweating. Works well in winter too. Dry feet warm feet. Thanks.
Gavin this is the type of work that seems to put you in your best element. We’ve watched you for years now, and the images you captured like this from Vancouver Island, along with the constant comedy, have made for hours worth of entertainment and great instruction. I hope you can sense this while on location and during editing. Great work sir, we appreciate you and Amanda so much!
I second that. 👍
Gavin deserves something from us viewers. We take it for granted that he makes this authentic and amazing content for us, but for him it’s a living. Let’s all say thank you by buying some of his great products. His book is really a joy! And his courses are truly helpful. Let’s do this!
Thanks so much :)
And I hope he hits that 100k subs soon.. He deserves the silver plaque…
Pickles for breakfast? That’s a sure sign of things to come! Is so you can say goodbye to landscape photography for a few years though, being condemned to the nether world of cute baby photography!
If the last words I ever hear are “ here’s the shot” I know that the last thing I will see if is a stunning image. Another brilliant video both, thank you for sharing
Never get tired of waterfalls, especially how you seem to capture them in their full glory. Great humour as always, which makes for a fantastic combination with the excellent camera work. Another belter Gavin and Amanda 👌
Ricketts Glen is one of my favorite places to photograph. Winter is absolutely magical!
Сибирь зимой круче!
Pickles'n'Chumps Summerhit 2023 - LETS GO!!!
Amanda's tears with the shoes . . . . I think I'd be the same! Great images, especially that last waterfall. Wow the light in it was stunning.
That last image Gavin - magical!
If you find rendering on the back of Fuji flat, change film simulation from Provia (Std) to Astia or Velvia.
Honestly I never get tired of waterfalls, especially when l see the interesting foreground elements that you have incorporated into your photos Gavin. Great video!
I'm so glad you made it to Ricketts. It's such an amazing park.
I look forward to seeing your videos more than any other on RUclips. Love your sense of humor, the back and forth with Amanda and of course the stunning images you have captured. Thanks for brightening up my day each week!
A wonderful set of images throughout but wow that last one is really a beautiful image! You captured the whole scene so wonderfully!
Ya gotta love roots! Gorgeous compositions of those beautiful waterfalls and forest!
By far my favourite RUclips photography channel, you guys are hilarious! The pickles and chomps song was comedy genius :) Oh and your photos are astounding.
😂😂😂😂 I nearly bust a gut laughing at the pickles and chomps song. But, as ever, fantastic images. Great stuff. Keep it up
You two are very funny together, but I have to admit the Hasselblad X2d 100 creates such dynamic shots, great composition and the use of a slow shutter.
Looks like the department of bloody marvellous photography got in touch!
Wonderful stuff and thankyou both
Oh wow! That last shot is magnificent!
Great video! I liked the scenery so much that I made hotel reservations for the 2023 autumn colors...at Rickets Glen and Colton Point State Parks.
Oh my! That last one was a real corker!! Great video!
Absolute banger of a final shot, Gavin! Wonderful video as always, too. Never watched another photography channel that can induce full on belly laughs like you and Amanda. Thank you!
Never ever sick of waterfalls! Love following your adventures as always - thank you
Great, thanks Gavin (and Amanda) - even more entertaining than usual. Laugh-out-loud funny, which is embarrassing when I'm sat in the Pub with my headphones on ! Great locations and photographs: are you going to be able to resist placing your order for the Hassy, even without video ?? Surely get one up on Mr Grumpy.
That was one of the first places I ever took a camera. I was a beginner so my photos suck but since then moved to Alaska. it's crazy how many waterfalls they have!
Ricketts Glen is awesome! Been there a couple of times.
Love the pano at 18:12. I grew up just a few miles from Ricketts, and it’s definitely a stunning spot to shoot, even more so in the fall. It’s a great spot to go back time and time again to always see the trail in a new way. Glad you got to enjoy it on a quiet rainy day!
A ‘bit’ of rain ☔️. Good to watch. It was a stunning waterfall area. 🏴
Rickett's Glen is fantastic spring or fall! Let us know if you plan to return in the fall.
You definitely saved the best for last. That last shot is epic. PS - ditch the boots.
I think you've chased some awe and found it in that last image. Additionally, thanks, Gavin (and Amanda) for all you do, such a high level of enjoyable and educational content… except for what you sweat into the socks, that can just go to a toxic waste dump.
Love Rickets Glenn. There are 24 waterfalls in a 7 mile hike. Great place hope you enjoyed it.
Excellent value. What a team!
❤ your work and how you and Amanda get along. So playful.
That last shot - superb! You just keep right on shooting those waterfalls, Gavin. I will continue to "soak" it all in. Amazing.
The last shot was stunning and really showed off the Blad’s superb capabilities.
Thanks for another great video!
What a amazing place and definitely the best for last AI wouldn't create such beauty ! Brilliant video all round !
This evening saw 2 of my grandsons go home after a 4 day stay, and I was not only feeling knackered but also low on any sort of enthusiasm for YT photography videos.. but I'm so glad I made myself watch this episode cause it cheered me up no end, in fact I was engulfed with belly laughs watching you sniffing your socks and boots, bloody hilarious (I am easily pleased ha) fabulous vid as usual Gavin and that last image was stunning!
OMG @ last shot . . photography is catching . . . .light . . at a certain moment :-) Amazing
Another cracking vlog guys! I seriously need to get out to the local waterfalls more.
So far I've watched 95.5% of Gavin's vlogs. And I've been spoiled: I cannot watch other RUclips vids... :-)))) His vids are priceless - he discloses so many details and ideas about building landscape composition. If photograph has right composition - it is already 90% of success no matter how good it was processed. So, thank you Gavin.
Enjoying a couple of wagon wheels and a few twix while watching you . Lovely
I learn so much from your videos. You teach effortlessly integrating your wisdom with your chat. Thank you!
Thanks for another great video Gavin. Although your compositions are always rock solid, while watching this video I wondered if you weren't perhaps being a bit overprotective with the waterfall highlights during your editing? The tree roots in the foreground of one of those photos actually had some parts looking brighter than the waterfall? The comp was great and the photo did look amazing, but my brain wasn't able to accept what I was looking at.
were the parts of the roots that had direct light hitting them or in shade?
Gavin, this video was worth watching twice just to see those images again. I have often said a picture is worth a 1,000 words but it does not convay the sounds, the smells and the feel of the air.
Massive Megapixles and beautiful images. The best camera is only so good as the photographer behind it. Great images, Gavin. Shoot with stunning cameras. The last shoot is absolutely beautiful.
Wonderful - thank you both! My favourite locations are forests, and waterfalls are the icing on the cake. Never apologize for taking us along to waterfalls with you. These locations are so beautiful and the images you created are awesome.
Brother, that last shot was incredible. Some would say that you lucked up on that lighting and composition but I believe we make our own luck. Awesome job my friend 👍
Keep up the good work. You keep shooting and I will keep watching.
Oh that shot @ 4:00 is a keeper and a wall art worthy shot !! Dang all of these shots are epic !
"oh yeah you twist that in the hole".....dying 😂 amazing images, as always!
Wow Gavin, That last picture just blew me away. That is saying something because they were all fantastic waterfall shots. Hope Amanda got back in the truck with you.
Wow, this last location really was absolutely stunning. Beautiful!
Beautiful photos, as usual!
Love your waterfalls! Keep em coming!I can't believe you were so close to where I live. Ricketts Glen is 2 hours away, and an absolute favorite in spring and fall. You definitely need to return in the fall-and do the whole trail, if you weren't able to get through it this time. Even with no injuries, the trail is a huge challenge. And Adam's Falls is my favorite, too. Safe travels back home!
Wow well done. Found your next book cover on that last shot….
The last shot was magnifique! You are still on top of your game. Thanks for sharing with us.
Smashing video lovely waterfalls
This is my opinion but if you really want the best neutral true to life colors out of the GFX then I would recommend using PRO NEG STD. It is a little flatter and you can always add contrast back in easily. But it is also not nearly as magenta as Provia/Standard is. Provia tends to lean on the warm side. Another great neutral film sim is Eterna. Those are my 2 go to films if I don't want something crazy looking. That is why I actually like my fujifilm so much. You can really get some creative fun shots with the film sims. But I remember you talking about how you liked the greens in the Hasselblad... Well I would give those two film sims a chance since you will get better greens when you take out the magenta:) Just my lonely opinion:)
Great job Mr. Hardcastle!
Regarding the last image, I took several weeks ago after a heavy rain, the water flowed over the v shaped foreground rock like a veil. But, my image did not have the glorious light rays, but love the look!
Well done Sir!
I concur, Ricketts Glen is an amazing locality.
I stopped caring about gear many years ago.. As long it functions in the environment I'm in, I'm happy, I live in the PNW so It needs to withstand some rainy days. I have a Sony A7 Riii and for awhile there before this camera. But many of these RUclipsrs were just Gear shills and changed cameras every other video and promoting new cameras and other gear.. I stopped caring and knew gear isn't going to help my fundamentals and make me a better photographer when I'm always chasing the newest gear. So I stopped caring about the latest and greatest gear. I'm happy with my Sony A7 Riii the years I've had it now.
One of your absolute best, Gavin. Beautiful location, beautiful pictures and beautiful Amanda keeping up the banter. Reminds me so much of 31 years ago when my wife and I were your age and we backpacked my Linhoff 4x5 view camera all over the Smoky Mountain NP photographing waterfalls. She carried the food and water and umbrella. I carried about 35 pounds of gear. The umbrella was for the camera of course, not for us, and there was seldom a day that we didn't need it. Anyway, looks like you and Amanda really had a fun trip until those green fumes started rolling out of your boot tops. Oh, BTW, if you come back to this location for the fall colors don't be surprised if that stream has slowed to a trickle in the dry season.
Sounds like a good trip.
Wow! Beautiful pictures, especially the last one ! I like waterfalls and I am so happy that you share this with us. Your compositions are always mind-blowing!
I've been following you for quite sometime now and no matter how many waterfalls you do I'll always love it. Your interpretation and composition skills are on top. Love the gear but I'm sure that with your Sony or any other camera you'd be able to do wonders. I'm a sucker for waterfalls as well and I'm planing a visit to the north of my country (Portugal) to shoot some. Love the way you present us your content and your wife is a must on that. See you on your next video. Até à próxima!
Another great watch with stunning photos. Funny as always 🙂
Loved the last shot.
Oh you two, made me giggle, but wow those images 👏. Thanks for taking us along and keep up the regime, you look lighter.
That breakfast combination would be worrying me Gavin. Can we expect an episode in 9 months on how to capture baptism images 🤔
What's up Gavin? Outside of you being too silly for RUclips; Your work is fantastic. I really think you have a really good eye for color and how to bring it out in a shot. Great work Gavin. As always, really funny stuff. Peace to you and your wife, and God Bless!kk
Thanks Michael :)
Great video Gavin, and that last shot -!!! I hope you two are safe from the recent deluge that hit Nova Scotia this week.
Beautiful shots Gavin, love them
Nice one Amanda and Gavin, that brightened my Sunday up a bit!
A joy to know you came down here to Sullivan County! Would welcome the opportunity to show you around the many other natural wonders there, and in Lycoming County right next door.
Perhaps a trip to Angel Falls?
In Germany are 2 Sets of the Hasselblad with 2 lenses for either Landscape or 2 lenses for portraits. 13200 or 13500EUR 😮. If you need to finance this : 13500 on 5 years : monthly 240 EUR approx. - theoretically possible.🤔🤑
Gavin, you can change the look of the back of the GFX screen with film sims. You’re in Provia/standard mode in this video, which is kind of blah. Put it into Velvia and you’ll get more saturation and contrast that the hasselblad was showing you. Also, to take it even further, you can customize the tones for each film sim to your taste. I boosted the shadows in Velvia, as I feel it’s a bit too contrasty for my taste. Astia is personally my favorite. Perfect balance of color and contrast.
Pretty sure that can cause mis-exposure of the raw file, and would also affect the histogram? That's why he was saying he was using the flattest profile he could find on both cameras
@@davidellinsworth3299 no, I don’t believe it does. I believe if you’re shooting in raw, it’ll meter for the raw file, not the back screen
That last shot is fantastic mate, I'd say it would have to go in your next book!
I liked the first shot but Yes you did save the best for last, a Spectacular shot mate, many thanks guys, very funny, great video.
Some very beautiful photography this week. It must make up for those not so good trips which 'rarely' happen as a landscape photographer.
Some stunning image there mate, I for one will not get sick of the waterfall images, think I need to get back down Fundy park for some waterfall photography.Thanks for sharing.
Great work Gav, That Hasselblad colour science is next level. Great waterfall pics, they are kind of like a Michael Bolton love song, a bit cringe but you can't help but like them.
Thanks Gavin. I really learn a lot and enjoy watching your videos!
Your pickle breakfast is perfect!! Fantastic waterfalls...and thank you for talking us through your shots...I love that. Also, you went the extra mile today and I am appreciative of you efforts. I won't mention the first official stripping in the woods, scene. EPIC 😊
Keep shooting the waterfalls :) No need to apologize--lovey work!
That tip about just renting the camera equipment is very intriguing! Never thought of that. I’m loving your LE shots, stunning. And the shots of the tree roots, outstanding👍 Haha very catchy tune to accompany the pickle breakfast🤣 omg that last shot was the icing on the cake for sure, congratulations 👏👏
At $2000 with those specs most currently interested in it over coming Sony a7c cameras. Especially as looking at it for travel and street photography. Weather sealing also important
Wauw!!! That last image is just incredible… Just wow!
Still laughing…very funny. Enjoyed the photos too. That last one was magical.
Great shots! It was very educational to see what you did with Ricketts Glenn. I've shot there twice and didn't come close to getting the compositions that you did. I can't wait to get back there in the fall, to experience the fall colors and view things from a different perspective.
BTW, my first time there I missed the turn to circle back to the lot where I parked and walked out to 118. Imagine my surprise when I realized I went about 2 miles in the wrong direction. Duh.
I feel for you, Gavin. I slipped and fell in Bryce Canyon several years ago with new snow over ice on a trail. Fractured three vertebrae. Still leaves me hiking in misery sometimes. I hope you heal well and quickly, mate, with no permanent effects. Getting old sucks!
Ooof that's brutal!
Bahahaha Pickles'n chumps.... I was laughing out loud. So stupid. I love it!
Great shots as always hope you guys are staying dry down there, we seen all the flooding.
Man! You hit the waterfall jackpot this time! Great set of shots. RIP to Amanda's Olfactory senses! 🤣🤣😵😵🥴🥴
I'm here for the singing and dancing. Looking forward to an album release at the end of the year 🙂
you guys are the funnest! and really awesome photographs, you're making it look easy
Another great video buddy! Them pair or cameras are epic. Keep shooting them waterfalls buddy. Nice job mate
Great video with a mix of beauty and entertainment. Love that last one!! Epic! Oh.....and save poor Amanda and throw those boots in the can!
Ricketts Glen has been on our to do list for over a year now. It’s roughly a 6 hour drive from us. There’s another location right by there that is another amazing trail of falls. Hope you come on through West Virginia on this trip.
You really did save the best shot for last! Great one!
Enjoyed this video. Ricketts Glen is a beautiful place. Tip for you. Wear wool sock liners with summer weight wool socks. Will help keep your feet dry. You can always spray toes with anti perspirant deodorant spray to help stop feet from sweating. Works well in winter too. Dry feet warm feet. Thanks.