You young MEN give me hope for our country, been around for 7o years, usmc, policeman for 30 yrs will definitively follow yoiur adventures.

These are my favorite videos on KZread. I can't stop watching..getting lost vicariously in the wilderness you all explore.

I'm the only outdoorsmen in my family and nobody understands why I enjoy these videos as much as they enjoy the latest super hero movie. By the way, Wet Fire is a great product for making fire in wet weather :]. keep up the hard work, all of you. Thank you so much. I have to re-watch this video now...

@Kid_July

5 жыл бұрын

Ikrrr

@cathleenfields7462

3 жыл бұрын

Teds Outdoors HoodCraft Survival My twin sister and I would LOVE to go camping here! Just watching this makes my soul yearn for the great outdoors even though we just came back from a 15 day camping trip!! Please God, make it possible for us to camp there just once before we die! #BucketList

@fredvascobjj2785

3 жыл бұрын

Where can I buy a wet fire my friend?

I live on the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains. It is the most wonderful place to grow up.

@greggtaylor1776

2 жыл бұрын

Hi how are you doing

@MattHadder

5 ай бұрын

I grew up in the Mojave Desert! Privileged to be in TN, checking out sections of the Appalachian Trail. It's gorgeous out here.

This is hilariously awesome, the moment Robbie and Andrew reunite and the theme song plays. Great stuff guys. Respect for Packing out the garbage

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

John Le Thanks so much! Really glad you like it, haha. And for sure - it wasn't too bad to carry out anyway. --Andrew

Poor Andrew. That must have been a tough trek. but you had fantastic perseverance! You all did a great job!

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

Teds Outdoors HoodCraft Survival Haha it was pretty tough - maybe more psychologically than anything. Although it was pretty physically tough too. Thanks man!

Another fantastic production! This just goes beyond calling it just a video. The scripting, camera work and pace are all fantastic. I feel like I really connect with you guys when you talk about when you are demoralized by the weather and I feel lifted by your elation at a fire, the sun, good people and seeing each other again. I was watching it over lunch on my iPad and my dad couldn't help but be drawn in as well. He too had a huge smile on his face by the end of the video. Guess what, im humming the AA tune at work now! Thank you for making my day!

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

Yew Seng Cheong Thanks so much! Love reading all of your comments. Wow, I am humbled, and I'm glad you and your dad both got to enjoy it. Haha, never thought a song we came up with would be something other people would be humming. That is super cool! Thanks again! --Andrew

@melissapoole3978

5 жыл бұрын

Yew Seng Cheong i hum it ALL DAY!

Mountains are calling and I must go. Thanks for sharing your journey. Totally beautiful.

@AdventureArchives

8 жыл бұрын

+Emrah Gunduz Amen to that! Thank you for watching! Glad you liked it :) -Andrew

@gogeyeryuzune9095

8 жыл бұрын

+AdventureArchives I appreciate you take the time to share your perspective and knowledge. Thanks brother.

Real, raw, human experience. Greatly appreciate this video.

One of your best videos yet. Editing, music, dialog, all of it was top notch. I caught myself smiling when the three of you finally managed to meet up. Thanks for taking us along.

I drove past the Smoky Mountains, only once. Ever since, it has been the one place I would drop everything to go back to! I am so excited to watch this video!!!

@AdventureArchives I watched this video awhile back and forgot all about it. We hiked Mount LeConte this past weekend and had an absolute great time. Just wanted to say thank you! Your videos have been a huge inspiration!!

Such a beautiful nature. tough hikers. proud of you all.

Robby is hilarious when he is bored! I'm glad you met good people on the trail. If you guys ever want to trek around the MT. Hood area I can be your guide.

One of the reasons I love your videos is that you express ALL of the emotions that can happen on a trip like this. It's rare to find that kind of authenticity in such a quality product. Thumbs up - again.

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

YorkWoodsman Hey, thanks so much. Glad you like the vids, and thanks so much for watching and commenting. Yeah it's funny, it took us a while to learn to just be natural and real in front of the camera, but it's good to know we seem to have gotten it down. Thanks!

robby's trail was beautiful. The creek and waterfall are gorgeous and he seems pretty enthusiastic about being alone...sort of.

This video reminds of why I wouldn't hike alone. To me, it is so much better when you hike with a group or just a few friends. I truly wish I can hike with you guys so that I can also experience and enjoy the fun you guys are having. I am really enjoying watching your videos, too. Good job guys and be careful out there.

It ain't about huggin' trees, but it ain't about bein' wasteful either. Ahaha, thumbs up.

@AdventureArchives

7 жыл бұрын

Haha, thanks so much for watching! Cheers! -Andrew

Over so soon, I could of watched another hour. Great filming and music, the rocky's are beautiful. Cherish moments like these, they are memories for a lifetime.

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

Deranged Survival Thanks, man! We definitely do :) We'll keep making videos as quick as we can, so thanks for watching.

The Smokies will humble a person while at the same time wrap them in an unexplainable love. The Creator rests in these hills. Great video gentlemen

You guys have come a long way since this video. Nice to see the natural progress and experience shown throughout the years.

You guys need a TV show.

Rose colored glasses theory - so true!! I find myself doing that all the time.

*Alone!* 😥 The Bravery! The thought makes my skin tingle; with both the electricity of an inner challenge, and fear. Man, I just wish I had lived like this. To feel alive. I can't even imagine!

It’s a scary moment to walk alone in the forest but when you see the footage it’s a wonderful moment. It’s like saying to yourself, “Did I really do this?”

It's kind of depressing watching everyone being alone but when they get together u can't do anything else but smile.

28:49 🖖 loved that.

Yo Moma - Can't respond to your comment directly, but thank you so much for watching! You know, usually it's not too bad, but carrying that big tripod I think actually made the hiking even more exhausting than it would've been. I swear that thing added about 10 pounds (so I guess what they say about cameras adding 10 pounds is true, ha) Also, that's a very interesting video. I wonder if I am present oriented. I feel like, either because of all these digital distractions, or maybe just my personality, I have a lot of trouble focusing on some things unless I'm really passionate about them. But I definitely think a lot of society is organized to cater to future-oriented people like that video says I think. Thanks a bunch for sharing that video, and thank you for watching! -Andrew

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

AdventureArchives If there's anyone on this planet that is present oriented, it's you, dude. -Robby

@gameta6977

7 жыл бұрын

I'm addicted to videos of you.

@davegonce9250

7 жыл бұрын

AdventureArchives ijoonnionoioo nomnooomoooonm.omm.mmoommommmoomoooomom p

This is my favorite AA episode! I have watched this one a couple of times. It's gripping and heart wrenching too!

@smoky-mountains

4 жыл бұрын

Ugh! I know right! My favorite too. :)

What an absolute JOY your videos are! I will admit that I would probably be a little overcome with fear, being alone in the Mountains and running into strangers, which shows just how much damage has been done with all of us not loving eachother as we should. I am hoping I am able to reclaim that love and send it back out into the world, very soon. Then again. I have never travelled alone in the Mountain, so who knows?, maybe I would be just fine 🙄 Thank you for soothing my soul, so I can sleep soundly and with a heart full of wonder and excitement. God bless and keep, all of you 💛

22 minutes… And some change… I know the feeling of truly questioning whether you are safe, or if you stick your neck out just a little too much, and then finding the light. It is glorious! I totally get it

When Robby mentioned Princess Mononoke my heart soared! One of my favorite movies growing up, and definitely helped start my love for nature. I'm taking my first trip to the Smokies in November with my sister, and I'm unbelievably excited. They look so magical. Even when raining it just seems like a fairytale. Loved the video!

@AdventureArchives

3 жыл бұрын

It's definitely an amazing movie! Have fun in the Smokies! You should check out our most recent Smokies episode too :)

Revisiting this video after a few years. This video convinced me to hike the Smokys a few years ago, and it was an unforgettable experience! Hope to hike it again the next time I'm in the states. Thanks for the Documentary!

Loved this! I was just searching for tips on what to do in the GSMNP and came upon this beautiful video. Thank you !

i am putting comments while watching..can't wait to see the time you guys will reunite in this episode

You guys are so great together. Thank you for filming this.

Smokey DNA runs in my blood. It feels like home.

@lordbender4353

3 жыл бұрын

Taking my first trip this yr!

@Ijustinsultedyou

2 жыл бұрын

No it doesn’t

Just now watching this video. Story telling is excellent. Great job weaving the individual hikes together.

Great guys! Great video. I did a little hiking in smokies around 1958. Great to see some great guys enjoying our Country! Jesus Bless you guys and your futures. Jim from Kentucky - now sick California.

You guys make some of the best hiking video's I've seen. Thanks again!

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

Nate Buker Thanks for watching!!

you boys are the literal cutest

Uphills are definitely less fun with mason jars in your pack! Haha great video guys!!

Really well done. Without being obvious, reveals many of the paradoxes of escaping into the wild versus civilization.

Thanks for all the hard work in putting this together, it really makes for an enjoyable hour.

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

Nik Rubicz For sure - we love making these. Thanks so much for watching it! Glad you liked it! --Andrew

There's no two ways about it - I absolutely love this show.

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

***** Haha, thank you guys so much. We really want to check out you guys' board game cafe! -Andrew

Hills wonderful hills...mountains even. For some reason we ended up watching it a second time. Fantastic hike through the forest guys. We really enjoyed that twice...ha ha. There were so many highlights. No mosquitos (we call them midges over here), the tree near miss, the water, the magic mist, your conversations apart, your tarp shelter (cool diamond set up) and the people you met. There was loads in there. A real joy. Thanks for creating. All the best from England....had to be a second time to get it all.

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

Wow thank you very much. It was really a pretty amazing experience. It's funny, but now that I think about even more, the last time Bryan and I were in the smokies, we did a split up then too. So many vivid memories from both trips. Anyway, really glad you liked it enough to watch it twice. Take care! -Robby

@WyeExplorer

9 жыл бұрын

The smokies look great Robby. A place of story and myth and legend. It's no small wonder you have great memories. All the best. Mark

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

WyeExplorer It's definitely a magical place. One of my favorites -Andrew

Your videos show the real America. We in other countries only see an impression of America that is inaccurate. The true America is very much like other English speaking countries.

@AikawaMartialArts

4 жыл бұрын

Our cities are usually the focus but its our wilderness that I love and there is alot of it here. The entire east coast mountain chains are beautiful.

@AikawaMartialArts

4 жыл бұрын

Allegheny, Appalachian, Blue Ridge, Smokies, Shenandoah...they are all beautiful

@coachtim6188

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, like everybody is walking around carrying guns waiting for high noon. Thankfully this video is what the majority of this country is.

@julesrox7538

3 жыл бұрын

I know it sounds really ignorant, but I thought America was all built up, like New York, full of skyscrapers. I’ve only just discovered online the beautiful national parks and wilderness areas. I’m not a kid either, 57! Just goes to show how America is portrayed to us in other countries. I blame Hill Street Blues and the like...lol😁

@davenghiem364

3 жыл бұрын

@@julesrox7538 Lot of folks round the world think that way. Fact is, urban/suburban areas are at most 3-4% of the USA's geographical area. There's a whole lot of open space/wilderness in this nation. And I love every bit of it.

Awesome video as always !!!

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

Sigge Eriksson Thank you so much!! -Andrew

My 2nd time watching. It just makes me happy to watch this. There's no other way to describe it. It amazes me how much work must go into this. I mean I guess you have to setup the camera, put your pack back on, then go back down the trail to come back up to get a shot of you coming up the trail. What dedication.

Still one of my favorite videos! I especially love the letter reading in the end. Nice try, Thomas. LOL!

Perfect! I enjoyed your great adventure! I can’t wait to watch them all!

@greggtaylor1776

2 жыл бұрын

Hi how are you doing

Wanted to tell the Adventure Archive Team, "Thank you for the great videos! All of you come across as great people and really good friends and family! Keep up the great work!"

@AdventureArchives

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! We will definitely keep it up :) And thank you so much for watching!!

Amazing video! I love watching earth, discover and calm down...

U know this video is 8 years old. 8 years ahead you all are so much stronger and would not feel this way like Andrew shared bc you all have gotten stronger over the years and more experienced in the hike :) So its good to see all Andrew's pain in this video.

I truly can't believe I just stumbled upon this video. I've been watching AA vid's for at least a year but, guys, this is by far one of - if not THE - absolute BEST! the creativity and result is aaaamazing! the idea of having the three of you go separate and place clips side-by-side and providing narrative along the way - STUPENDOUS! seems like one of your earlier works since it's 6 years old but I am completely entertained - thanks you so very much for all the hard work it took to put together.

The amount of time put into filming and editing must be incredible.

@greggtaylor1776

2 жыл бұрын

Hi how are you doing today

great video. my favorite so far...

@AdventureArchives

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Glad you liked the video :) Cheers! -Andrew

I really appreciate y'alls passion and general outlook. I also very much agree with your statement about mental landmarks Robbie. I really enjoy seeing the world through your lens.

This had a real emotional impact that drew me in and your editing helped create that. I felt like I was there with you feeling what each of you was going through. Andrew's despair really got to me, but he conquered, and your reunion was so joyful, I was moved. And even though it was miserable for you guys to be soaked I really loved that beautiful rain in that pretty forest, sounded so lovely. It was pretty sweet how you were able to arrive at a warm fire with lots of cheerful company and then end on a sunny note.

"maps are a dollar on the honor system." Opens box grabs map and shuts it. 😂😂😂

@anticom6099

3 жыл бұрын

@Sullivan Bowen you should probably stop, that seems kinda toxic bro

can't get enough of the show, I watch them over and over lol I need some friends like you guys lol

@AdventureArchives

8 жыл бұрын

+rob frost Thanks so much! That means a lot to us :) We're hoping to start doing an episode a month, so hopefully you'll have new stuff to watch, haha. Cheers! -Andrew

It's so cool to see my home woods from someone else eyes. WNC and Tenn are some beautiful mountains

Easily one of my favorite episodes so far! It was great to see the quick interviews from your fellow hikers!

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

Mike Musto Thank you so much! Really glad you liked it. Yeah, it's really fun to meet other people and just hear their thoughts. I feel like 99.9% of the people I've met while out hiking have been really, really cool. -Andrew

@smoky-mountains

4 жыл бұрын

My favorite too

Wonderful job at storytelling. Not only do I want to hike the Smoky Mountains now, but I want to spend more time capturing my experiences when I do.

@AdventureArchives

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video, and I hope you get to hike the Smokies soon :) Cheers! -Andrew

Beautiful video, guys. Robby, you make me laugh so much! That facial expression in response to the bird call outside the shelter was priceless.

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

earthinsignia Haha, that bird was really loud. Should have inserted some narration on what it was, I'm sure Andrew would know.

Aces, lads! Very soothing, just what I needed today! Thanks!

Once again, another great video. So glad all these places are close to my home in Indiana and that you guys inspire me to take my family on an adventure. Thanks for taking the time to put these together and lugging the extra weight for our pleasure.

@AdventureArchives

8 жыл бұрын

+FogDog68 Thank you so much! That is awesome, let us know how the adventures are, and thank you for watching! Cheers :) -Andrew

I absolutely loved this video. I take a couple solo multi-day hikes in the Smokies every year and this video reminds me of the swing of emotions that the trails, scenery, and mountains takes you through. Keep up the great work!

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching. I love that place, it really is pretty magical and I know what you mean. Strangely both times I've been there now have been super tough hikes for various reasons. I guess that's the smokies! -Robby

I find your videos beautiful, well crafted, and at times poetic. But what I like the most is that you show the real side of the adventure. Looking forward to many more to come.

@AdventureArchives

8 жыл бұрын

+Randy Chadwick Thank you so much! This is really flattering, and means a lot to us, because we were hoping to get away from over-dramatization and sensationalism with the show. Thank you for watching! Our Yosemite episode will be out soon! -Andrew

I have to say, Im really missing Thomas here!!! Its not the same without him. Hope you guys go with him on upcoming adventures!

@AdventureArchives

7 жыл бұрын

Haha, agreed! It's always great having him around, Unfortunately, he lives in LA and can't make it out that often, but it's always a treat when he does. Thanks so much for watching!! -Andrew

another fantastic video. Thanks so much for all the great photography, glad you kept all your equipment dry!

This was fantastic. Absolutely loved the editing and music! The meetups were just epic.

Another incredible video, gents. I really enjoyed this one. I loved Robby's fire making, impressive mileage, the arc of all three of you camping on your own and then meeting up, and the beautiful shots in the nice and not-so-nice weather. Thank you!

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

Jim Maltese Thanks so much for watching our vids, man! Really glad you liked it! -Andrew

When I was 14 and a sophomore in H.S., 3 friends and I decided to climb the "Chimneys" two days after Chistmas, 1957. Without checking the weather forecast (what did we know?), we drove up from Knoxville to the Chimneys Campground in the Smokies and spent the night on the ground without tents (we didn't own any). One of us didn't even own a sleeping bag (we found out when preparing to sleep) so I volunteered to share mine with him. He was a friend of one of the other guys, so I figured I could help him out. I couldn't believe he came so unprepared. My family used to camp in the Smokies almost every weekend in the summertime, so I had some equipment and some skills. Anyway, I had very little sleep that night, since the guy sharing my gear was short, and I was close to six feet tall. This guy snuggled down in the bag and I was only able get my legs and hips into the bag. So it was a long, cold night for me. After I finally got to sleep (about 4 in the morning), I woke up at daybreak to 2 inches of snow covering all of us. It was about 25 degrees and I got up and started a fire in the circle of stones where we had built a fire the night before. That helped, and then we decided to cook some breakfast. But we only had the eggs I had brought, no bacon or sausage to go with them, and nothing else but my frying pan. And bread. So we made egg sandwiches without any dressing or cheese or anything else. Very slim pickins... The trail up to the Chimney Tops is one and a quarter miles, which doesn't seem like too much, but it's a very steep trail...I had hiked it before, in the summertime, when I was camping with my parents. But things were different on this day...it was difficult to stay on the trail, with all the snow, and eventually we lost it completely and wound up climbing right up the side of the mountain, pulling up thru the trees, which was horrible considering all our clothes became wet from the snow. I had brought cloth gloves, which was all I had at the time, and THAT was bad, because when they were soaked, my hands were freezing. And all the ascent was done in the shady side of the mountain, so we didn't get any warmth from the sun until we reached the upper region of the mountain. We hadn't brought anything to drink with us, so all we had to eat or drink on the climb were giant icicles, some of which were 3 and 4 feet long. We were just not prepared for this extensive a hike as we faced, but we just kept going, as kids will do sometimes. It took over six hours to reach the sun-lit tops of the mountain, but what a glorious feeling it was when we broke thru to the sun. At the top there are some steep and dangerous areas of rock that had to be negotiated to cross from the first chimney to the second 'main' chimney. At some points the way across was blocks of rock maybe two feet wide that we carefully crawled across, with a drop of hundreds of feet on either side (very precarious place to be, but at least it was dry and warm in the sun). Once we reached the furtherest point we could go, the view was phenomenal of the lower valley and the stream by the campsite we had used. We remained there for a good hour, warming up and drying our clothes as well as possible. Then the oldest of us, a junior in our school (the guy with the car) began goofing around and stumbled into the main chimney, falling 15 or 20 feet down, which shot him out onto the side of the mountain (the hole was shaped like an L) . We all scrambled down to help him, but found he had severely sprained his foot and ankle so badly that he wasn't able to walk at all. So we all rested there for a half hour or so until we realised that we had to get him and us down before dark, or we would be in big trouble. We decided that maybe the best idea was to go straight down the side of the mountain, using jumps to get down. We could just jump out toward the valley, and instantly go down 15 or 20 feet, due to the slope of the hill. And our crippled friend could manage that, too, on one foot. So we did that, jumping down the steep side of the mountain, but at least we were in glorious sunlight, which made it okay, even fun. And eventually we made down to the not-so-steep part of the mountain, and eventually found the river, and followed it down to the campground. It was the worst camping trip I had ever experienced, but we all agreed that it was something we would never forget. NEVER EVER !!

VERY well produced video guys! Thanks for taking us along. :)

@AdventureArchives

8 жыл бұрын

+Brian Thornburg Thank you so much! Really glad you liked it, and thank you for coming along with us :) Cheers! -Andrew

I just found this channel today and am so glad I did - I love backpacking and miss the mountains so badly right now. I hiked 600 miles of the AT and my hike through the Smokies was also memorable - getting rained, snowed, and hailed on in one afternoon on my way to Tri-Corner Knob is something I'll never forget. Thanks for sharing!

Story of my life seems to be hiking out the trash that people have no issue throwing down. Good on you guys for taking it out!

@AdventureArchives

7 жыл бұрын

Haha for sure. You see a lot of that in the Smokies, unfortunately. But there are lots of cool people out there too, of course. Thank you for watching! Cheers :) -Andrew

Just about the prettiest area of the country! Awesome video 👍🏼

Any piece of fire starter, small piece of fire log even. Gather as much tooth pic size wood, I mean a bunch. I use an umbrella which helps keep rain off fire. Light fire starter, carry 2 or more lighters double plastic. Put tiny bits of wood, but lots of it. As that grows, bigger wood. Once going good start stacking wood around the fire to dry bigger pieces. Put wood in the dry if possible. Gather lots of wood before starting. Eventually drag two big logs,prop on rocks above the fire to keep rain off. Add wood underneath. Cook on the crack between the logs. Always have multiple fire starting methods ,kept dry. Now I have ate cold creek water noodles because I was ready to bug out and no time for fire. Yall I love your videos, the emerald forest is magical and spiritual. Thank you.

Excellent video! God bless the three of you!

Sir Dan - Thanks a bunch! And hahaha, so true about Scumbag Thomas. I was actually thinking to myself before I opened the letter, "he wouldn't go so low as to put something like that in there, would he?" -Andrew

Really enjoy the videos, as a kid into my mid-teens I lived in the woods practically loved it .

Great vid, awesome hiking adventure, good friends, a lot of smiles. You three friends seem really close and that is very admirable and great!

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

Righteous1ist Thanks so much! Really glad you liked it. If there's one place that'll make friendships stronger, it's out in the wild. Thanks for watching! -Andrew

Hi All, This is intimidating and exciting. Inexperienced as I, wouldn't dare this solo hiking! Watching you guy in this video makes me feel as young as I was some forty years back. I like you guys, all of you. Way to go!

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

ThomasH0 Thank you so much for watching! Glad you liked it! For me, I felt pretty intimidated when I first started hiking. Hiking alone can take some getting used to, and it always seems to be harder than I expect. Thanks so much! -Andrew

Great video guys! It looks like you had an awesome time. I hope you will all come back and enjoy the Smokies again!

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

Friends of the Smokies Thanks so much for checking out the video! Absolutely - it's one of our favorite places to go! Thank you for keeping the park great! --Andrew

Amazing video guys :) Your views on life and friendship are truly inspirational!

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

redrock8603 Wow, thanks so much for the high praise! And thank you for watching! -Andrew

chuggerguy - thanks so much for the comment! KZread won't let us respond directly for some reason. I could've sworn we responded before but I guess KZread was glitching out. But that is an incredible story. I've definitely been that that point where I've just got to get out into the wilderness no matter what time it is. Can't imagine what it felt like reaching Mt. Cammerer and seeing the view there. Nothing better than being exhausted and hungry after a hike and being able to rest and eat. Thanks again for watching! -Andrew

Watched again, just as much fun the second time. Dave

Now I want to see that action film lol! Thanks for the glimpse!

I did the hike from Davenport Gap to Newfound Gap with friends in 1974 and gosh, the amount of steep uphill is incredible from the parking lot to the first shelter is the hardest Ive ever done.

true emotion of gratitude @ 22:10 👏 great stuff

That was a great adventure to watch. I'm going outside now and will enjoy the sunshine and warm dry weather with additional appreciation :)

@AdventureArchives

8 жыл бұрын

+vaughn nickel Haha, thanks so much for watching! Yes, the cold rain sure does help one not take the sunshine for granted. Thanks again :) -Andrew

I felt so happy after watching this video. You guys are doing an excellent job!

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

whocarescl Thanks so much! Glad it made you feel good! I was wondering how much of an impact the ending would have actually. Thanks again! -Andrew

I love the editing, this is my first AdventureArchives video and I enjoyed it. Very humbling, not many can go and experience what you did and I like each ones point of view. Even the guy doing Excel spreadsheet.

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and really glad you liked it. Haha maybe we'll get the guy who does the excel spreadsheets to actually be in a video soon. -Robby

You guys do a great job, thank you.

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

Lord Hanlon Thanks so much, and thank you for watching! -Andrew

I love how thankful Andrew is to God for making it to the junction at around 23:00. I'm not a very religious person, but that's what happens when I'm on the trail. I always draw closer to the God of my understanding. It's why I always want to go back.

Great video, and a exciting journey of morale and exhaustion. What a joy to watch. Rockies are a test, amd you all passed.

Awesome job on this video!

Awesome guys! Thanks

@AdventureArchives

9 жыл бұрын

Elisa Duran Thanks so much! Glad you liked it!

It doesn't matter if it's the old videos or new ones, great content!