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Seneca Creek Snowstorm 4K - Winter Blizzard Camping & Hiking in West Virginia - AdventureArchives

Seneca Creek Snowstorm 4K - Winter Blizzard Camping & Hiking in West Virginia - AdventureArchives

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Seneca Creek Snowstorm 4K - Winter Blizzard Camping & Hiking in West Virginia Pro: When I was in graduate school at GWU in Washington DC, we hiked there but always daytime. I wish I had my backpacking equipment to have camped overnight in winter. This was beautiful. Now I live back in Los Angeles, but winter snow backpacking in our higher elevations are awesome as well. We sometimes build igloos to stay in which is awesome too. Just takes time to build. That's the bomb finding sites with rock chairs, tables etc. But I wish I had done the VW hike in winter. Hopefully one day. You had awesome camp spots. Thanks for sharing.
Date: 2022-04-30

Comments and reviews: 9


Such great videos. You guys do so much to restore sanity to these crazy times in 2020. Your narration offers serene food for thought and your videos have joined our dinners at the sofa and computer screen many nights. Any time the world becomes too crowded with unimportant details we turn to your trips. You filter down to the contented zone perfectly, thank you. You remind us of why we gave it all up in the city and moved to the mountains of W. Md. almost 20 years ago.
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That was one of the ruffest starts ive seen. the first night went good after they worked out a nice plan Seeing the time at night with flashlights. this would have effect to seeping pattern, forageing, and perhaps an impossible mission, through the night and snow.
But as always you guys do a great job, documenting moments.
Everyone explores, over the top traveling and exploring. It Takes a real community and appreciation, for freedom.

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It's kind of crazy to think that I guy like Cameron Hanes runs somewhere close to 10 miles more or less in a day across the mountains of Portland and other rough terrain. Just shows you how much of a freak that guy is. If you don't know who he is, check him out. Normal people like myself and these guys are perfectly fine with 5-8 mile hikes in the course of a day or two lol.
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I love Robbie's magical analogies. At 36: 20, I the comparison to an Ewok Village it's so cool! The usual comparisons to video games don't register with me because I don't play those games, but I understand what he means. Ewok analogy it's some thing I know. That is beautiful bro! I love the creative way of seeing things
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We do a fire pot on Chinese New Year. Everyone has their own colored skewers, there-s one big pot of hot broth and you skewer meats, shrimp and veggies to cook in the broth along with tofu and noodles cook in the pot. A very fun and social meal! Similar to your hot pot.
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in UK we call those boots -wellington boots- or -wellies- for short, after the guy who invented these types of boots the duke of wellington when he was going into battle in swamp/marsh-land against the french i think, but obviously he didnt use plastics in those days.
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This is really what I love about you guys, you dont just hike, your voice over is very heartwarming, and it refocuses my humanity to things that matter to life. When Rob said, you need to warm inside to feel great outside, it hit me. Stay awesome guys!
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Hey andrew, how much lumen is your headlamps? Been watching your videos since start. I got busy and starting to binge watch all the episodes ive miss. Keep it up guys! A radom fan from the Philippines.
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I love watching your hiking adventures and especially this winter hikes and watching you all eating and enjoying your soup! Cold winter but looks to much fun. Thank you for this inspiring adventure.
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