Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore - Bushcraft Backpacking, Hiking, and Camping - AdventureArchives
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Date: 2022-04-30
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WoodsTrekkin'
Nicely done! I think the mix of action, narration, and education is just about spot on for this one. I am excited to see the next one. One thing that was special for me was the views of Lake Michigan. When I was working on my undergrad I did an organized mountain bike tour that stretched along the western coast. That was the late nineties and I was amazed at the color of the water. It was really hard to believe that I was in Michigan of all places. Lol. So, vicariously through your adventure, I was able to nostalgically relive mine. Awesome!
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Nicely done! I think the mix of action, narration, and education is just about spot on for this one. I am excited to see the next one. One thing that was special for me was the views of Lake Michigan. When I was working on my undergrad I did an organized mountain bike tour that stretched along the western coast. That was the late nineties and I was amazed at the color of the water. It was really hard to believe that I was in Michigan of all places. Lol. So, vicariously through your adventure, I was able to nostalgically relive mine. Awesome!
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gohanrei
Awesome video like always. The quality and the production value just gets better and better.
I'm also very proud of u guys for toughing it out through the mosquitoes and the rain. In my hikes, there are times when I am too far from anything comfortable to actually go back to when things get unpleasant. All I can do is keep going and enjoy what nature was giving me. I can completely relate, but in the end, it's those small unpleasant and unexpected things that make your adventure unique.
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Awesome video like always. The quality and the production value just gets better and better.
I'm also very proud of u guys for toughing it out through the mosquitoes and the rain. In my hikes, there are times when I am too far from anything comfortable to actually go back to when things get unpleasant. All I can do is keep going and enjoy what nature was giving me. I can completely relate, but in the end, it's those small unpleasant and unexpected things that make your adventure unique.
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Adam
I'm really glad I stumbled across your videos. I love hiking, backpacking and the outdoors. I am changing careers and going back to school to become a high school biology teacher, so I equally find fascinating the botany and science you guys tackle in your videos. I also enjoy the occasional social commentary as well. Keep up the good work.
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I'm really glad I stumbled across your videos. I love hiking, backpacking and the outdoors. I am changing careers and going back to school to become a high school biology teacher, so I equally find fascinating the botany and science you guys tackle in your videos. I also enjoy the occasional social commentary as well. Keep up the good work.
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Bridgette
Michigan is truly beautiful. You might consider doing a segment on Pictured Rocks Nation Lakeshore in Upper Michigan. There are trails, waterfalls, smaller inland lakes and giant cliffs that are simply breathtaking from the water. There are caves in and among the cliffs and the lake bottom is riddled with giant boulders.
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Michigan is truly beautiful. You might consider doing a segment on Pictured Rocks Nation Lakeshore in Upper Michigan. There are trails, waterfalls, smaller inland lakes and giant cliffs that are simply breathtaking from the water. There are caves in and among the cliffs and the lake bottom is riddled with giant boulders.
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Graham
My first 18 years of life were spent in Michigan. The biting bugs are truly horrible and I won't even mention the pricker plants and sandburs. Probably it's best in the fall when the leaves are changing colors and the bugs have gone on vacation. Nice job you guys did, btw.
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My first 18 years of life were spent in Michigan. The biting bugs are truly horrible and I won't even mention the pricker plants and sandburs. Probably it's best in the fall when the leaves are changing colors and the bugs have gone on vacation. Nice job you guys did, btw.
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TailEnd88
Gods, that is some of the most beautiful, breath-taking landscapes. You little nerdies sure do have great adventures. I really feel a kinship to you fellows. Andrew, you're a plant nerd just like me, plus I'm a HUGE rpg fan. I think this is some of your best work.
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Gods, that is some of the most beautiful, breath-taking landscapes. You little nerdies sure do have great adventures. I really feel a kinship to you fellows. Andrew, you're a plant nerd just like me, plus I'm a HUGE rpg fan. I think this is some of your best work.
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Michelle
Love this video like all of your other ones. Especially like this cause I lived in that region for decades & know dozens of trails, etc. For instance I recognized Bass Lake in Benzie county right away. Thank you guys for all your efforts into these vids!
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Love this video like all of your other ones. Especially like this cause I lived in that region for decades & know dozens of trails, etc. For instance I recognized Bass Lake in Benzie county right away. Thank you guys for all your efforts into these vids!
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Shenandoah
I've been binge watching your videos, in no particular order, and one word keeps being repeated over and over: nostalgia/nostalgic. I really enjoy watching your adventures, but that word! Please try to find some other words to express what you feel.
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I've been binge watching your videos, in no particular order, and one word keeps being repeated over and over: nostalgia/nostalgic. I really enjoy watching your adventures, but that word! Please try to find some other words to express what you feel.
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masterapplesause
Anyone know what area of the Sleeping Bear Dunes is at 11: 14? I'd love to come to that exact spot and take some pics of that amazing view, I just don't know what trail you have to take to get there
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Anyone know what area of the Sleeping Bear Dunes is at 11: 14? I'd love to come to that exact spot and take some pics of that amazing view, I just don't know what trail you have to take to get there
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