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Episode 21: Yosemite National Park

Episode 21: Yosemite National Park

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Dixie spends a few days crossing Yosemite National Park, splits her britches, and tries to swim across the deepest river of the trail so far Laura: Was all that shot on an iPhone? I didn't find tips on camera gear for trails on any of your videos. For day trips or 4-5 days backcountry I hike with my GorillaPod and my Canon 6D but that would be nonsense on the AT/PCT. Any tips guys? Thank you so much Dixie for sharing all that with us. I've been to Yosemite 6 times and going on Monday for my 7th, this video made me miss it tons.
Date: 2020-08-18

Comments and reviews: 9


Way back in the dark ages of 1977 my two friends and I backpacked in Yosemite from Yosemite Valley - Sunrise Creek - Cloud Rest. Got chased by a mama bear and her two cubs after they raided our camp. Got batted around a bit later that night, but such a great send off before going into the Navy for the next 4 years. Keep hiking and sharing Dixie!
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amazing all the time in planning an endeavor like a thru hike where you will without a doubt encounter water crossings and not one person has any idea how to do it safely alone or in a group. at least if someone drowned they would have it on tape and a story to tell.
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Yosemite has got to be one of the most beautiful places on the planet. Never been there, but looking forward to it when I do the PCT in 2020, after I do the AT in 2019 (thanks to your videos. I'll be feeling bad when I get to the last video, for sure.
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Banjo playing Park Rangers, Purple Mountain's Majesty, and fantastic carbonated water. Stuck between a Rock and Hard place, No Kidding! Thank GOD you have crew crossing the creek with pack in the rear view mirror. Butters is my hero.
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Maybe first person across that huge river should take a rope across, while others hang ona, nd tie it on a tree on otherside and then throw back so other side for everyone to ise as a line to protect them from sailing away.
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Did you consider a line between trees with a caribiner. Attach a second rope to it and the pack and just pull them over so as to stay dry? Or would that be too much work?
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you could have been in real trouble without that guy to catch you. I'd think that removal of the pack, let it float behind you on a cord would have been a bit safer?
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I would have given you the name Snickers: )
Love your videos. It's relaxing and exciting at the same time. Keep it going!
With love from Germany: )

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water sandals are well worth their half lb of weight. People are jerks about broken glass and even a rock can badly slash your foot, ruining a thru hike.
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