Happy New Year everyone and thanks for joining us for these Alaskan Fall adventures :) What a 2019 it has been but the series is not quiet over yet! More adventures to come :)

@splotch214

3 жыл бұрын

What time of year, month, did you all do this trip? We are going in September this year. Great video BTW

I lived in Alaska for 7 years. This is an excellent video. It reminded me of those special days when I lived in Denali and Fairbanks and Anchorage. Well done and thank you for helping spark the memories. 🥲

Thank you so so much... For taking this 58 years old to see all of this... Love and Hugs from Oklahoma

@TOMAS-lh4er

4 жыл бұрын

ME TOO I'm 66 !!!!

@MortonsontheMove

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks guys! So glad to have you along!

Wooooow, what a spectacular video!!!! Very inspirational and the Auroras were awesome. Thank you to share.

WOW !!!!! THE NORTHERN LITES !!! I've never seen them filmed that way ,with people in comparison , They are huge !! I had no idea , AND the clips from space WOW ! thanks, IT completely changed my experience of what they look like . STUNNING !

Torn between envy and amazement. You are a LOVELY, well planned & intelligent couple. Every minute of these videos is fun! No wonder I'm binge watching them. May you travel again - and share with us - soon

Nice job guys! You are masters at capturing the Lights. They were beautiful and we are so glad you got to see them for yourselves and share them with all of us. Awesome video, once again.

Who knew Alaska has so much to offer........ thanks for sharing your incredible experience!

Well, now I have a new benchmark for the BEST video of the northern lights I've ever seen. Astounding!! And thanks for the great explanation of what causes them. You even found a clip of them from a satellite, which just demonstrates why you consistently receive well-deserved rave reviews. Thank you!! I'm interested in seeing where these wonderful productions will take you in your future career.

@jimp1941

4 жыл бұрын

Oh, and I admire your gutsy move in the last shot for sending your $1,000 + drone up over the lake when you had to land it back into your canoe!

@peacefulwife5199

4 жыл бұрын

@@jimp1941 , yes, that shot was awesome, like a grand finale of fireworks on July 4th. 😊

Thanks for visiting. It has been great having you here. Please come again soon.

Your videos don't get any better than this one.

Wow beautiful video guys thanks :) - and all of the comments are beautiful too, which is really refreshing to see.

@MortonsontheMove

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Charles!

What a wonderful video (the entire series is awesome!). Can't wait to explore Alaska one day in our RV. Didn't get to it before the kiddos came along but your videos have inspired my wife and I to put Alaska right at the top of our future adventure bucket list!

BREATHTAKING BEAUTY COLORS SCENERY VIEWS & VIDEO ! BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! GOD BLESS YOU BOTH ALWAYS ! ENJOYED !

Beautiful!!! Thanks for taking us all on the journey as well. Well done!!!

@AdventureEndeavor

4 жыл бұрын

Amazing journey and great videos!

It's been a great series, we were in Alaska in June for a cruise and land tour and this brought back a lot of memories, thank you so much and safe travels returning home. I saw that you were in Tampa yesterday which is about 1 hour from our home in FLA. God bless and keep up the great work, luv you kids.

This video ranks in the upper stratosphere of 1 out of 50,000 youtube videos. THE BEST. In time, this may very well become THE MOST WATCHED youtube video during the entire history of youtube. I'm in Reno, NV. I've "Liked" this video & saved it to my "FAVORITE" list & I've been a "Subscriber" for well over a year. YES, I've visited Battle Born Batteries Manufacturing facilities in nearby Sparks, NV.

SO GLAD to get a video on the last day of the year!! Lots of love from Arizona !!

Perfect New Year's Eve present! The Aurora is better than fireworks. I loved the sequence with the gray jays. They are so fun to watch.

My god such beauty. Words can’t describe this. I have 3 more years u til I’m done with my masters and I hit the road. Alaska will be one of the first places I visit. Although I’ll be working and stopping every 2-3 months to work but I cannot wait to see these things.

What a wonder filled adventure you had. Thanks for taking the rest of us alone with you.

What an experience, Alaska is beautiful.

@AdventureEndeavor

4 жыл бұрын

We hope to make it next summer!

Following, however vicariously, your incredible "Go North" adventures has been a thrill; both from scenic AND educational POVs. Thanks again tor taking us along, and also in no small way taking the time to show how very much we share in your magnificent northern State, and our stunning Territory. Cheers from here for a Happiest of New Years. AND more adventures to come!!

That was amazing! I didn't get to see the aurora during my trip to Alaska 20 years ago, so I definitely need to go back.

I get the reason why people go. Beautiful video. I'll be binging many I can tell from your summer in Alaska.

what an awesome trip!

9:49 - yup I spotted a Lynx too, on the Inuvik-Tuk highway in June 2019. I meowed at it to keep it's attention so I could shoot it, with my Nikon camera. First time ever to see a Lynx in the wild.

Yet again a fantastic VLOG and Beautifully presented .,and again a good short and sweet science presentation and my daughter listened to it fully immersed. Thank you so much 😊.👌👏

Simply glorious. Thank you. Happy New Year and have a wonderful 2020.

Another great vlog.... it's tuff but I believe this is my favorite...👍🏻👍🏻

Thank you- Very cool

I have been waiting for another post on your travels. I have always wanted to travel in Alaska. We are going to do it for sure when we retire. Thanks for sharing your travels.

So amazing great video

I want to drive a camper up and sleep under the lights. IMO couldn't beat looking up at them while laying down for bed!!!

Wow! just stunning. Thank you for taking this on this incredible journey! We love each and every Episode and so appreciate all the immense time, work and love that has gone into creating each one. Looking forward to the next one! 🙌❤️

@MortonsontheMove

4 жыл бұрын

Aww thanks for the support ! So glad you enjoy them and we get to have you along for the ride!

That video of Alaska was awesome! You two belong in front of a camera! You're so comfortable and informative. Thanks for sharing your adventures!

Great series, love Alaska and want to make it up there!

Amazing video. You narrate so well in the videos. Just love the Northern lights. I hope to see it in person one day. Happy New Year 2020! Cheers!!!

Thanks! You guys do an amazing job on on your videos. Easily the very best on KZread! Thanks for sharing the adventure with us!

Happy New Year! Thanks for sharing your trip to Alaska.

Thank you for this series. For someone like me who may never get to travel to this area it has been a wonderful journey! Your production and video work is excellent!

@AdventureEndeavor

4 жыл бұрын

There videos are great!

@broadsword6650

4 жыл бұрын

Hear hear!

So well done it interrupted my morning coffee. Great job and adventures.

You guys are the best! Thanks for sharing.

@MortonsontheMove

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

The quality of your videos are amazing , really worth watching. Thank you

Wow! Excellent video. I’m tearing and inspired to go to Alaska.

We lived at 23mile down Chena hot springs and visited the hot springs often...they serve great craft beer there as well

@MortonsontheMove

4 жыл бұрын

Yum!

Love the map animations that you use!!

Thanks for the wonderful job on the videos. More bucket list items for our return to AK in 2021.

I have enjoyed your adventures. You both are awesome tour guides. Safe travels!

Beautiful scenery

От България съм Източна Европа Обичам АЛЯСКА и предавания за Аляска гледам ги с интерес 😊❤❤

Great vid ya'll.

Love the video!!!!

What a fantastic day trip! That ice museum looked like fun! I will have to remember to bring gloves and do the hot springs AFTER (as you suggested). lol Thanks for sharing your adventures! :-) HaPpY NeW YeAr!!!

Great adventure! Enjoyed scenes and narration. Hope you’ve had a wonderful Holiday!

Another great episode. Great work, guys. It was nice to meet you this weekend. That was a lot of fun.

So beautiful!!

@MortonsontheMove

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

What a journey. Happy New Year. Very captivating videos, thanks for sharing.

I can't tell you how much that my wife and i enjoyed your journey to Alaska. Today is the 11th of January and I seen where you were going to be at the Tampa RV show today. I hate that we missed your class on purchasing an RV. We are hoping to purchase an RV in the next year and start our retirement journey. I was wondering if you were going to produce some kind of step by step , stop by stop history of your trip with dates that you were there along with costs of excursions that you experienced and a day by day map of your trip. I found myself longing for the kind of trip that you two experienced. Thank you so much for sharing your adventure with us. You two are awesome!

Excellent video!

... well done! nice production... thanks for creating ~ S

My goodness, Tom and Cait, you've done a GREAT job of bringing the wonderful sights of Alaska to us, over the past few videos. I've wondered how the Lance camper and all the mods you did prior to the trip have been holding up; any problems or issues? What would you change? Your film work, post-production and narration is spot-on, guys; LOVE IT! Y'all Be Safe on the trip home!

Amazing, thank you for all your hard work in putting this episode together. It is so well done! How fortunate to be able to see and document the northern lights. Happy New Year to you too.

This makes me want to get up there so bad! Definitely on our bucket list, but glad we have the ability to watch your videos and get a little taste of it. :) Thanks so much for sharing guys, hope you have an amazing New Year! - Shane

@MortonsontheMove

4 жыл бұрын

So glad you enjoy them! Keep it on your list :) it's worth seeing in person :)

Outstanding. Very helpful video. Your trip is now on our bucket list.

@MortonsontheMove

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

WOW Caitlin and Tom, your Alaska Series has been fantastic, we have very much been enjoying it. Then at the end of this video you stay at the Deadman Lake Campground. Angie and I are headed there to be Camphosts from May 17- July 11. They didn't mention to us we would have to take care of canoes and life vests when we had our phone interview for the position a few months ago. It was really neat to see where we will be spending 8 weeks in a couple months. Thanks so much for everything you do!!! Safe Travels and hopefully someday our paths will cross. Sean & Angie Marshall

@MortonsontheMove

4 жыл бұрын

Very cool! You guys are gonna love it there :)

OMG, Beautiful! You guys have made me love to go to Alaska!!!

@MortonsontheMove

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@gagrinsoni

3 жыл бұрын

@@MortonsontheMove i have been sharing your videos with my friends!! Everybody has to watch them!!! Great job. Now I can't wait for New Zealand!!!

@eddiew2325

3 жыл бұрын

@@gagrinsoni no offense but Alaska is dead

@gagrinsoni

3 жыл бұрын

@@eddiew2325 at least what they show in the series was beautiful!!

First I just want to say what an incredible video this was, all highlights of the trip were captured in Spectacular quality footage and I learned a lot about the upcoming trip I'm planning for the North. However, a big led down, is no where in this video does the crew or narrator mention the date and time of the trip, this is vital information for trip goers to plan a visit of their own. I had to go into their blog, go through the whole story again in writing, then find it in the comments section when it was an answer to a comment left by someone else. I won't let the rest of the viewers go through this pain, but the trip was around September 8th 2019. Please o Please going forward make sure to mention the month and date of the year you are visiting a place. THIS IS KEY. thanks!

@MortonsontheMove

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback! You can find a brief itinerary of our entire trip including dates here: www.mortonsonthemove.com/go-north/go-north-frequently-asked-questions/

Happy New Year and God Bless !

Thank you for this series you two. What an amazing trip! In all of them, This episode is the one that inspires me the most. With the realization that Fairbanks would be the best place to basecamp and explore for the first trip. Maybe we will get the chance to drive #THUNDERCAT all the way up there and take a few weeks to explore the area. My big question I have for you two is: What was it like stepping back into your home after so many months away exploring? What were thoes mixed feelings? Haha- Are you going to downsize? I hope not!!! haha.. Happy New Year. Sorry I couldn't make it out to Palm Springs for The RVers watch party.. But we will be out in La Posa North in a couple of weeks!

Incredible footage and the lights were amazing! Thanks for filming your journey and Happy New Years!

@MortonsontheMove

4 жыл бұрын

Happy New year!

The drone shot on the water at the end was awesome! That’ll be a hard one to tap.

I was on that green Denali bus, a couple miles of ‘wash board’ later, at observation hut.

Cool video , Happy New Year.

Hello, this trip you are making is absolutely « magnifique » !!! In other words, we can’t wait to go and visit ALASKA! Thanks for the great production and the views, we are really happy we found you and will keep following you! All the best on the way back. Safe drive :-) Followers from Montreal, Canada. Remi.

we spent three nights at Chena in late Sept, really good aurora on two nights

Thank you for the awesome Go North series. Loved the adventure you four have brought to the big and small screen. Beautiful views and wonderful narration. Will you give a review of the truck camper lifestyle now that the north adventure is coming to a close? Looking for your honest thoughts on truck camper living. Things that you would change, upgrade, leave behind, or do differently with the truck camper, if the next adventure calls.

Happy New Year!

I am thoroughly enjoying this adventure. Just wondering what you are going to do next? I'm sure it will be good.

I absolutely love this series on your trip to Alaska. What was the date of your visit to the Chena Hotsprings? Watched this a second time. Am now able to answer my question. Thank you for sharing your wonderful trip.

Man, that dude with the beard looks like Garret Dillahunt.

So the ice museum was cool.....I see what you did there.

some people travel great distances to conceive their babies under the aurora. Supposedly, it's extremely good luck.

Happy new year..I wish in this year you reach more than one lakh subscribers

What an adventure of a lifetime! How will you ever top it?

What month was this when you guys filmed this episode? Beautiful colors and an amazing video! Keep up the amazing work!

Frozen cannabis. Gives the term “frosty” a new meaning.

Top 10 places to trip balls at: That cabin somewhere in alaska to see the northern lights.

This video once again reminded us of the places and people we love there. We wondered, did you stop at Fast Eddy’s in Tok?

@MortonsontheMove

4 жыл бұрын

We saw it and heard how good it was but we didn't eat there ;)

I loved your videos so much. that we booked out flight this first week of September.. do you think its good time to see northern lights in first week of September 2021.? Thankyou so much!!

This video is amazing! From the experience itself so well translated into the footage, to the great editing work! Just a curiosity; why would you try to hold the ice glass without gloves tho? 😂

Nice capture and editing as usual !👍👍👍 It was a pleasure following you ! What will be next ? Happy New Year 2020 🥂🍾🥳🎊🎉 Hélène et Serge 👩‍❤️‍👨

I lived there for 32 years and saw beacoup greenish/white northern lights but one time they were blood red. It was intense.

@MortonsontheMove

Жыл бұрын

Wow! Red Northern Lights...that would be intense!

@Harold710

Жыл бұрын

@@MortonsontheMove it was

Good to see your next video, I'm trying to remember, I think you said this was at the beginning of Fall? Probably not up there now. Happy wandering.

@MortonsontheMove

4 жыл бұрын

Nope we're not there now, this was early September.

@tomcondon6169

4 жыл бұрын

@@MortonsontheMove I question if the roads are even navigable this time of year.

During which months were you in Alaska one this trip?

When you finish editing your Alaskan vacation would you mind or be interested in doing a wrap up, highlights reel, blooper reel, unseen video, what your thoughts of using a truck camper vs your 5th wheel, would you try to do it in a 5th wheel and some tips/budget must have gear for people who have never done it? I really enjoyed you sharing your trip and it has renewed my desire to return to Alaska via RV. Thank you!

@MortonsontheMove

4 жыл бұрын

:) We will be doing some videos like this! Thanks for the note.

Would you recommend any companies for arctic circle or Denali tours? Thank you for your beautiful videos!

Stunning! Im curious, when you did your trip to see the northern lights, did you have someone looking after your dogs?

@MortonsontheMove

4 жыл бұрын

Yes we used Rover in Fairbanks to let them out... This was mid September.

Belated Happy New Year Caitlin & Tom . I have enjoyed your vlogs immensley & your great narrating . I flew on a float plane decades ago while on a one way cruise up the inland passage to Seward then by bus to Anchorage to fly home to the lower 48 on Labor day . Nothing like seeing Alaska from the air like you did in this vlog . I loved Alaska immensley . It was my best cruise ever . There's a YOU TUBER Family " Somers in Alaska" that live in North Pole , Alaska they are Jessica & Bert & their children Audrey , Evelyn & Garrett aka buddy . I'm subscribed to them . Jessica's mother is in the Air National Guard & she is stationed @ Eielson Air Force Base in Fairbanks . Bert he was born & raised in Northpole , Alaska as well as the three children .

@MortonsontheMove

4 жыл бұрын

We heard about the Somers but did not have time to meet them :)

Green is oxygen and red I have been told in Nitrogen interacting with th solar winds (plasma)