@eugenedenny9119 these trackers have a boxed in chassis which causes them to rust out easier in the climate we have here. The chassis that was under it was all full of patches so I replaced it with a solid one. I sprayed the inside of this chassis with fluid film, hopefully slow down the rusting process lol
@tuckerandi2 күн бұрын
Another great one my buddy very informative and excellent footage of the sinkhole and of the pond. That is the first I heard of that pond , that is very interesting indeed, if I was guessing there was an underground drainage somewhere in that area that collapsed and the water can no longer drain the way it once did, just my guess I'd really like to know more about that. Was eerie seeing those cabins underwater. Great Video as usual my buddy.
@offgridadventurersКүн бұрын
@tuckerandi thanks Garry! There is some information on Google for bottomless pond, apparently it's still slowly rising yet. I didn't hear of it till a few weeks ago myself when I seen a buddy post it on Facebook. It's close to lomond sinkhole so we did both places at once. Been spending more time doing the editing to try to do better videos, as frustrating as editing is lol
@tuckerandiКүн бұрын
@@offgridadventurers Ohhhh I hear the pain on editing LOL. Lot more fun making videos than editing them LOL You're doing a great job at them.
@offgridadventurersКүн бұрын
@@tuckerandi thanks and so are you!
@tuckerandi3 күн бұрын
Yep didn't take the dogs long to be in the water when you stopped, I can relate lol. That was a beautiful spot, I'm glad I grew up on the Salt water and in the woods , wish I still lived by the ocean. Alder smoke definitely great smoke flavor, was talking to a guy last week who has a smoker and he uses alders to smoke a lot of things. Yep labs do take long to inhale their food lol. That looks Ike a dandy cooking grill. You got a great setup with that tracker and all , it can get you in AND OUT of hard spots lol. Awesome view from the top and spectacular drone footage as always. Looked like a nice cabin , Thanks for taking us along, have a great week my buddy.
@offgridadventurers3 күн бұрын
@tuckerandi thanks Garry you too! And definitely something your familiar with, those labs sure love the water lol. The remote cabin is used for tour guides for hunting. The guy that was standing on the step, his father built it years ago. Starting to get things prepared for the table top mountain near Port aux basque, apparently on a clear day you can see nova Scotia from there. Also we will be returning to crash hill as a buddy of mine recently made it there on a shorter trail
@fathersonoutdoors74874 күн бұрын
Awesome video buddy nice place lots of great cook ups wicked time out
@offgridadventurers4 күн бұрын
@@fathersonoutdoors7487 lots of nice scenery buddy, too bad the camera don't do it justice. Really something to see in person
@user-rx9yr1sy2f4 күн бұрын
We had the best of our childhood here. Our time on the quads was unforgettable.
@offgridadventurers4 күн бұрын
@@user-rx9yr1sy2f definitely memories that we will never forget!
@codraven576 күн бұрын
Lived on the Humber right in DL for 6 yrs boating in my backyard………………..been to the sinkhole a few times of course…………..the bottomless pond issue has happened way after I left the area……….great outing and footage buddy.
@StevePittman-r5m8 күн бұрын
Cool video man. Next time drop in for a visit!
@offgridadventurers7 күн бұрын
@StevePittman-r5m will do buddy!
@KenH-oo8zn8 күн бұрын
Great video, nice drone footage.
@offgridadventurers7 күн бұрын
@@KenH-oo8zn thanks!
@fathersonoutdoors74878 күн бұрын
Great video buddy
@offgridadventurers8 күн бұрын
@fathersonoutdoors7487 thanks! Managing to get a few videos in since I'm on holidays lol
@Shadow-gk3yi8 күн бұрын
One of those places no matter how many times you visit it still looks amazing
@offgridadventurers8 күн бұрын
@Shadow-gk3yi I agree buddy! Nothing like seeing it in person, and the trip in there on the woods roads is awesome too!
@codraven5710 күн бұрын
That close…….. and……….oh well…….
@offgridadventurers9 күн бұрын
@codraven57 ill be going again by the fall. My buddy made it there today. Found a little easier route
@codraven5710 күн бұрын
Great outing looks like!
@offgridadventurers10 күн бұрын
@@codraven57 it was buddy, quite challenging but amazing views!
@richardguse341011 күн бұрын
Hello and greetings from S.W. Ontario. We are planning a road trip to NFLD and Labrador and appreciate your back country videos. One comment. The way you are using your seatbelt in the opening if anything happened you may as well wrap it around your neck. Sorry to be so blunt but I've seen the outcome.
@offgridadventurers11 күн бұрын
@richardguse3410 yea a scattered time I forget to put it on but not long before I remember. And if your coming down here let me know if your interested in exploring some spots....I can send you all kinds of gps coordinates of interesting places to check out! Next video I'm doing will be of the lomond sinkhole just outside of deer lake if everything goes as planned
@dunk2211 күн бұрын
I enjoyed the video. That round structures had a large bin on top of it, it was always filled with water or something, looked very green, it was tall. We would see them all the time when we walked the ridge behind it. In the 70's the quarry had a bunch of shallow ponds that would freeze over early before there was any stow or ice anywhere else, us kids would walk the trail along the cliffs (now Danny's trail) from port au port west and play hockey on them, no trouble getting a crowd to play hockey in them days.. Great spot to grow up.
@offgridadventurers11 күн бұрын
@dunk22 that's awesome! Love hearing stories on the stuff I post. I didn't get into exploring much until the last few years and it's nice to hear of things that went on years ago in these spots. There's also alot of stuff from the quarry on the other side of the road too
@dunk2211 күн бұрын
@@offgridadventurers Yep, I pretty much knew every inch of it, spent a lot of time there as a kid. There used to be a warf we would fish off for mackerel and at both ends of the quarry there were tiny creeks that we would fish for trout. The last time I was there those creeks seemed to have disappeared, the first one was by the road that entered from the left as soon as you got to the bottom of the hill down into the quarry and the other one was at the far end as you were exiting the quarry heading into Boswarlos, some of it used to flow underground. Take care!
@offgridadventurers11 күн бұрын
@dunk22 you too buddy and thanks for all the info and memories!
@Shadow-gk3yi12 күн бұрын
Wish I could of joined you but my bike. Needs tires found one so far
@offgridadventurers12 күн бұрын
@Shadow-gk3yi that's ok buddy I'm sure we will get out on a journey soon!
@fathersonoutdoors748712 күн бұрын
Awesome video buddy nice bike
@offgridadventurers12 күн бұрын
@fathersonoutdoors7487 thanks!
@user-hs5du9zd8l13 күн бұрын
What you thought was mine shaft was actually part of a conveyor system that carried limestone the loading dock. The loading dock was a wooden pylon pier and you were correct in assuming the remaining wood structure was used to load ships. The Agiathuna limestone mine was an open pit operation that closed in the mid sixties . The circular structures you first looked at were part of a sea mining experiment that operated for a short time, I believe in the early seventies or late sixties and were not part of the limestone quarry. The piece of machinery with all the tubes was part of the equipment used to extract the minerals from the water pumped up from the ocean. I don't remember what minerals they were looking for at the time.
@offgridadventurers11 күн бұрын
@user-hs5du9zd8l thanks for the info, always like learning more on places I've been. I believe they were after limestone there but not positive on that. I've heard recently there's an old asbestos mine on the other side of fox island that I hope to check out soon. Also, there's supposedly a plane crash site over there too, and may be the tail end of the plane still there. So much exploring to do just here on the west coast!
@codraven5716 күн бұрын
Great footage buddy……..awesome area too.
@offgridadventurers15 күн бұрын
@codraven57 thanks! Nothing like being out in the middle of nowhere lol, love it
@tuckerandi17 күн бұрын
Great outing my buddy, I'd like one of those tents but I'd have to figure a way to get Tucker up there LOL. Awesome drone footage there, great footage all the way actually. Now that artwork was pretty cool indeed. They really got it cut out there don't they That log cabin could probably tell a lot of good stories. looking forward to crash hill attempt number 3 , would love to be closer . Have a great week my buddy
@offgridadventurers17 күн бұрын
Man that would be so nice if you could come to our crash hill journey Garry buddy. I thought the same thing of the log cabin soon as I seen it lol. I'm sure we will get together sometime for a journey!
@Shadow-gk3yi18 күн бұрын
At the start of logger school road on the right side before the log balancers there is a old bus camper you can see it on maps and since the cut over now you can see it from the road
@offgridadventurers17 күн бұрын
Didn't know that buddy, I'll have to check it out!
@fathersonoutdoors748718 күн бұрын
Great video buddy nice camping trip
@offgridadventurers17 күн бұрын
Thanks buddy!
@dreadlockdude85park7321 күн бұрын
I'm probably the only person to have a North of 60 tatoo,and a signed picture of Fletcher in the old rcmp outfit hanging on my wall😊 best show
@offgridadventurers21 күн бұрын
That's awesome! And I agree, I've watched the show multiple times now and never get t8red of it lol
@Shadow-gk3yi23 күн бұрын
Was that the second river crossing you turned around at with the broken bridge in the water ? Went out to that road a few days ago and didn't go past the first river
@offgridadventurers23 күн бұрын
Yep that's it buddy, if I had a second vehicle I would of crossed it
@Shadow-gk3yi23 күн бұрын
@@offgridadventurers hard to believe that missing hunter drove in over all that
@offgridadventurers23 күн бұрын
@@Shadow-gk3yi I'm still amazed they never found any sign of him. Kinda weird hey
@Shadow-gk3yi23 күн бұрын
@@offgridadventurers it is I read online that search and rescue heard a voice out there when they were searching
@robertsparkes480424 күн бұрын
Another great video bud. Kep em comin
@offgridadventurers24 күн бұрын
Thanks buddy, working on it!
@user-xs2fj8cq9c24 күн бұрын
At the end of the quarry where you turned back is the end of the Gravels Walking Trail, ( renamed in recent years ), probably the nicest hiking trails on the west coast. It travels all the way back to the causeway parking lot. Some of the coolest rock formations and little coves around.
@offgridadventurers24 күн бұрын
Yes buddy I agree, it's a beautiful spot! And thanks for the extra info on the area, greatly appreciated!
@dronepilotNL24 күн бұрын
nice video buddy. Elevation is usually measured in Meters
@offgridadventurers24 күн бұрын
Thanks buddy! I was thinking it was measured in meters but wasn't sure
@fathersonoutdoors748725 күн бұрын
Great video buddy nice place
@offgridadventurers25 күн бұрын
Thanks buddy!
@tonyneil576425 күн бұрын
it would be nice if you wnt back in the spring and do a film on those old vehicles.i honestly enjoy what you took a video on.interesting i say. thankyou for sharing this video on utube. waiting on the next one.
@offgridadventurers25 күн бұрын
Your welcome buddy and yes I do plan on returning there again, maybe in the fall
@dwaynehinks304025 күн бұрын
The area where you seen the wood still standing in the water and you thought it was for loading boats, was actually the location of a pump house that pumped sea water in the process of sea mining which operated there until 1966. The lobster claws are the results of seal's they only eat the tails and body's.
@offgridadventurers25 күн бұрын
Awesome buddy thanks for the info!
@user-xs2fj8cq9c24 күн бұрын
The tunnels are just natural erosion , the whole coast along the walking trail is full of them. I believe the tunnel with carts is actually to do processing quarry rock and not mining. The last time I was there there was bulldozer on top of embankment shovelling rock of top into dump trucks on the level you parked at. The large circular concrete foundations were tanks for processing and the object with all the metal tubes I believe was a boiler. The remains of the dock like structure by water was likely a tailings line for dumping waste product in to ocean. All speculation on my part after several visits there over several years of taking photos there. In my teens I worked in Sudbury at mine mill and everything is kinda similar.
@MikeG4226 күн бұрын
Nice video. One of my favorite tv shows
@brandonboyd250027 күн бұрын
You interested in doing some exploring? I got a bunch of other crash sites around stephenville to check out
@offgridadventurers27 күн бұрын
Yes sounds good!
@MikeG4228 күн бұрын
Too bad about Gerry's store. I miss the old coffee shop.
@offgridadventurers28 күн бұрын
Yes I was hoping to see it too, I didn't know it got torn down till I got there
@Alison-mn3wj28 күн бұрын
Good show north of 60s
@offgridadventurers28 күн бұрын
Yes my favorite!
@jasonsweet721229 күн бұрын
How do you get to the road to crash hill from gallants? We live in summerside, across the bay from Corner Brook. I just discovered your channel by chance in my feed. Good work!!
@offgridadventurers29 күн бұрын
If you google search crash hill, you'll get the gps coordinates. It's near black duck siding. If you want to message me on Facebook I can send you some screenshots of the route to take buddy
@codraven57Ай бұрын
My guess is early 50’s for the hood off a pickup. Probably lots buried there I’m sure. If that’s a slant 6 it won’t be a Newport because they all had v8’s……..maybe a valiant. It also looks like a Polara or Monaco but won’t be if that’s a slant 6. I’d say 70’s Valiant. Great views and footage buddy.
@offgridadventurersАй бұрын
Thanks buddy! I believe your right on the valiant, I did some Google searching and seems to be the closest match. I got a funny feeling I'll be taking that ford hood home, love the look of it lol
@offgridadventurersАй бұрын
Thanks buddy! I believe your right on the valiant, I did some Google searching and seems to be the closest match. I got a funny feeling I'll be taking that ford hood home, love the look of it lol
@KhurshidsChannelАй бұрын
Very nice video. Thanks for sharing. Like 👍17
@offgridadventurersАй бұрын
Your welcome! I've noticed you got some interesting videos there. I'll be checking them out soon!
@lemmyschildrenАй бұрын
Thanks for sharing. Pick up the Backroad Mapbook BRMBMAPS it has lots of roads on maps. Plus other stuff. Thanks for uploading...
@fathersonoutdoors7487Ай бұрын
Great video buddy lots of cool old stuff
@offgridadventurersАй бұрын
Thanks! Lots of trails to explore here in newfoundland
@MrBigbizzleАй бұрын
so cool that i stumbled across this video. i was the guy who stoped by on ATV while u guys were camping at that second spot on the railbed. It is a beautiful spot!!! we ended up camping along the river in Gallants which was a good spot too. glad u guys had fun , you got a new subscriber!!!
@offgridadventurersАй бұрын
Thanks buddy! You do videos too?
@MrBigbizzleАй бұрын
@@offgridadventurers nah just likes to watch them lol
@offgridadventurersАй бұрын
@MrBigbizzle I never even thought of it till after you left, you guys should of camped where we were...there was lots of room! Probably meet up again sometime though
@codraven57Ай бұрын
Some great footage buddy and a great trip for sure.........The car I guess is early 50's and Plymouth comes to mind when I see it.......who knows.......that bed frame isn't that old and is same as the bed frame I had growing up.......real young LOL.
@offgridadventurersАй бұрын
You could be right on the car there buddy, wasn't enough left there for me to figure it out lol, and yes the bed frame is young like we are haha
@tuckerandiАй бұрын
Great Video my buddy , the tracker is able to get you where you want to go LOL. Better paint used then , because don't last a year now lol. Be nice to canoe Grand Lake be a nice adventure to go from one end to another probably hook up some big fish. The water in those ponds looked pretty clear on the drone awesome footage. That old car definitely an oldie with the push button latches LOL. I remember my mother had one of those old washers LOL. Have a great week
@offgridadventurersАй бұрын
Yes you too Garry! I would live to make a trip across grand lake, probably in a boat would be most practical. Hope you have a great week too buddy!
@tuckerandiАй бұрын
@@offgridadventurers Yeah big waters boat definitely be good idea
@Shadow-gk3yiАй бұрын
You ever think of doing an off roading tour ? Get paid to take people in some of these trails stop have a boil up make a day of it but don't charge to much to keep people coming back
@offgridadventurersАй бұрын
Yes buddy that's not a bad idea!
@fathersonoutdoors7487Ай бұрын
Great video buddy nice time out just subscribed to your channel
@offgridadventurersАй бұрын
Thanks andrew! And yes can't beat being out in the woods
@tuckerandiАй бұрын
Great video, looks like a great set up , was beautiful at the end of evening one to bad the wind came up after. Some awesome drone footage , those large cut overs are those the ones I saw on another video where they are going to put the windmills? How you find the battery chain saws being hearing lots of good stuff about them clean and convenient. Night two having the little river for background sounds had to be awesome. Nothing like a feed of beans and weenies on a fire. Really appreciate the shout out , the bow is perfect for cleaning the pot lol. To bad the oil leak but you found the issue and got it resolved , looking forward to the next video. Have a great week my buddy.
@offgridadventurersАй бұрын
You too Garry! I did fix the base pan issue pretty easily, could have been worse. The electric chainsaw I got is ok, only a cheap one. My father got the electric Husqvarna one and it's great. And the drone footage of the cut overs are almost the same as 185, I'm not sure but good possibly for the windmills. It was a great weekend, great weather, and great views both nights. Life is good buddy
@codraven57Ай бұрын
Great weekend there.........I really like the tent........had to check them out..............may have to get one for our minivan in the future. Great video....
@offgridadventurersАй бұрын
Thanks buddy! And we really enjoy the roof tent, it opens up a whole new world for off road exploring!
@codraven57Ай бұрын
Some serious washout there for sure........as you say a perfect day weather wise........a great day in the woods.
@offgridadventurersАй бұрын
It was great buddy, don't get much better than that! In the woods hitting trails and great food....living the dream 🤣
@tuckerandiАй бұрын
Wow , the road got washed out all right the ditch was up to her waist. Was definitely a nice looking day indeed. Imagine where you could get with that rig lol. Some excellent drone footage my buddy. Nothing like a feed of moose in the woods, loves it bottled up too. I knows what its like to have a dog waiting to he sure all the food is gone lol. Have a great week my buddy
@offgridadventurersАй бұрын
Yes you too Garry! It's too bad we couldn't get to crash I'll yet but I'm sure it will be fixed up soon, gets a nice bit of traffic there in the summer. And so true Garry, can't beat a feed of moose over an open fire in the woods!
@wanieta92712 ай бұрын
Oh that flood did a lot of damage there . I was looking forward to seeing crash hill. Maybe someday.
@offgridadventurers2 ай бұрын
Oh don't worry we're gonna do our best to get there this summer. Even if I can get in most of the way then use the drone to get some footage lol
@tuckerandiАй бұрын
Would it be far to walk from there ? Meanwhile looks like be a hard walk on all that loose rock 🪨
@offgridadventurersАй бұрын
@tuckerandi yes it would be quite the hike, I believe about 5km from where I was, climbing a mountain. Not in good enough shape for it anymore lol
@tuckerandiАй бұрын
@@offgridadventurers and all up hill, I think I'd wait for the road to be repaired too lol.
@offgridadventurersАй бұрын
@tuckerandi haha yes exactly! I really want to get there soon as the flies are starting to come out
@codraven572 ай бұрын
They got to get the wood cut off of those hills to make way for the wind turbines.........nice country.....
@offgridadventurers2 ай бұрын
Yes buddy I would say they're gonna be putting some up here for sure
@tuckerandi2 ай бұрын
You definitely did a great job with the Tracker, Awesome drone footage and driving footage thanks for taking us along
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What is the reason for the swap?
@eugenedenny9119 these trackers have a boxed in chassis which causes them to rust out easier in the climate we have here. The chassis that was under it was all full of patches so I replaced it with a solid one. I sprayed the inside of this chassis with fluid film, hopefully slow down the rusting process lol
Another great one my buddy very informative and excellent footage of the sinkhole and of the pond. That is the first I heard of that pond , that is very interesting indeed, if I was guessing there was an underground drainage somewhere in that area that collapsed and the water can no longer drain the way it once did, just my guess I'd really like to know more about that. Was eerie seeing those cabins underwater. Great Video as usual my buddy.
@tuckerandi thanks Garry! There is some information on Google for bottomless pond, apparently it's still slowly rising yet. I didn't hear of it till a few weeks ago myself when I seen a buddy post it on Facebook. It's close to lomond sinkhole so we did both places at once. Been spending more time doing the editing to try to do better videos, as frustrating as editing is lol
@@offgridadventurers Ohhhh I hear the pain on editing LOL. Lot more fun making videos than editing them LOL You're doing a great job at them.
@@tuckerandi thanks and so are you!
Yep didn't take the dogs long to be in the water when you stopped, I can relate lol. That was a beautiful spot, I'm glad I grew up on the Salt water and in the woods , wish I still lived by the ocean. Alder smoke definitely great smoke flavor, was talking to a guy last week who has a smoker and he uses alders to smoke a lot of things. Yep labs do take long to inhale their food lol. That looks Ike a dandy cooking grill. You got a great setup with that tracker and all , it can get you in AND OUT of hard spots lol. Awesome view from the top and spectacular drone footage as always. Looked like a nice cabin , Thanks for taking us along, have a great week my buddy.
@tuckerandi thanks Garry you too! And definitely something your familiar with, those labs sure love the water lol. The remote cabin is used for tour guides for hunting. The guy that was standing on the step, his father built it years ago. Starting to get things prepared for the table top mountain near Port aux basque, apparently on a clear day you can see nova Scotia from there. Also we will be returning to crash hill as a buddy of mine recently made it there on a shorter trail
Awesome video buddy nice place lots of great cook ups wicked time out
@@fathersonoutdoors7487 lots of nice scenery buddy, too bad the camera don't do it justice. Really something to see in person
We had the best of our childhood here. Our time on the quads was unforgettable.
@@user-rx9yr1sy2f definitely memories that we will never forget!
Lived on the Humber right in DL for 6 yrs boating in my backyard………………..been to the sinkhole a few times of course…………..the bottomless pond issue has happened way after I left the area……….great outing and footage buddy.
Cool video man. Next time drop in for a visit!
@StevePittman-r5m will do buddy!
Great video, nice drone footage.
@@KenH-oo8zn thanks!
Great video buddy
@fathersonoutdoors7487 thanks! Managing to get a few videos in since I'm on holidays lol
One of those places no matter how many times you visit it still looks amazing
@Shadow-gk3yi I agree buddy! Nothing like seeing it in person, and the trip in there on the woods roads is awesome too!
That close…….. and……….oh well…….
@codraven57 ill be going again by the fall. My buddy made it there today. Found a little easier route
Great outing looks like!
@@codraven57 it was buddy, quite challenging but amazing views!
Hello and greetings from S.W. Ontario. We are planning a road trip to NFLD and Labrador and appreciate your back country videos. One comment. The way you are using your seatbelt in the opening if anything happened you may as well wrap it around your neck. Sorry to be so blunt but I've seen the outcome.
@richardguse3410 yea a scattered time I forget to put it on but not long before I remember. And if your coming down here let me know if your interested in exploring some spots....I can send you all kinds of gps coordinates of interesting places to check out! Next video I'm doing will be of the lomond sinkhole just outside of deer lake if everything goes as planned
I enjoyed the video. That round structures had a large bin on top of it, it was always filled with water or something, looked very green, it was tall. We would see them all the time when we walked the ridge behind it. In the 70's the quarry had a bunch of shallow ponds that would freeze over early before there was any stow or ice anywhere else, us kids would walk the trail along the cliffs (now Danny's trail) from port au port west and play hockey on them, no trouble getting a crowd to play hockey in them days.. Great spot to grow up.
@dunk22 that's awesome! Love hearing stories on the stuff I post. I didn't get into exploring much until the last few years and it's nice to hear of things that went on years ago in these spots. There's also alot of stuff from the quarry on the other side of the road too
@@offgridadventurers Yep, I pretty much knew every inch of it, spent a lot of time there as a kid. There used to be a warf we would fish off for mackerel and at both ends of the quarry there were tiny creeks that we would fish for trout. The last time I was there those creeks seemed to have disappeared, the first one was by the road that entered from the left as soon as you got to the bottom of the hill down into the quarry and the other one was at the far end as you were exiting the quarry heading into Boswarlos, some of it used to flow underground. Take care!
@dunk22 you too buddy and thanks for all the info and memories!
Wish I could of joined you but my bike. Needs tires found one so far
@Shadow-gk3yi that's ok buddy I'm sure we will get out on a journey soon!
Awesome video buddy nice bike
@fathersonoutdoors7487 thanks!
What you thought was mine shaft was actually part of a conveyor system that carried limestone the loading dock. The loading dock was a wooden pylon pier and you were correct in assuming the remaining wood structure was used to load ships. The Agiathuna limestone mine was an open pit operation that closed in the mid sixties . The circular structures you first looked at were part of a sea mining experiment that operated for a short time, I believe in the early seventies or late sixties and were not part of the limestone quarry. The piece of machinery with all the tubes was part of the equipment used to extract the minerals from the water pumped up from the ocean. I don't remember what minerals they were looking for at the time.
@user-hs5du9zd8l thanks for the info, always like learning more on places I've been. I believe they were after limestone there but not positive on that. I've heard recently there's an old asbestos mine on the other side of fox island that I hope to check out soon. Also, there's supposedly a plane crash site over there too, and may be the tail end of the plane still there. So much exploring to do just here on the west coast!
Great footage buddy……..awesome area too.
@codraven57 thanks! Nothing like being out in the middle of nowhere lol, love it
Great outing my buddy, I'd like one of those tents but I'd have to figure a way to get Tucker up there LOL. Awesome drone footage there, great footage all the way actually. Now that artwork was pretty cool indeed. They really got it cut out there don't they That log cabin could probably tell a lot of good stories. looking forward to crash hill attempt number 3 , would love to be closer . Have a great week my buddy
Man that would be so nice if you could come to our crash hill journey Garry buddy. I thought the same thing of the log cabin soon as I seen it lol. I'm sure we will get together sometime for a journey!
At the start of logger school road on the right side before the log balancers there is a old bus camper you can see it on maps and since the cut over now you can see it from the road
Didn't know that buddy, I'll have to check it out!
Great video buddy nice camping trip
Thanks buddy!
I'm probably the only person to have a North of 60 tatoo,and a signed picture of Fletcher in the old rcmp outfit hanging on my wall😊 best show
That's awesome! And I agree, I've watched the show multiple times now and never get t8red of it lol
Was that the second river crossing you turned around at with the broken bridge in the water ? Went out to that road a few days ago and didn't go past the first river
Yep that's it buddy, if I had a second vehicle I would of crossed it
@@offgridadventurers hard to believe that missing hunter drove in over all that
@@Shadow-gk3yi I'm still amazed they never found any sign of him. Kinda weird hey
@@offgridadventurers it is I read online that search and rescue heard a voice out there when they were searching
Another great video bud. Kep em comin
Thanks buddy, working on it!
At the end of the quarry where you turned back is the end of the Gravels Walking Trail, ( renamed in recent years ), probably the nicest hiking trails on the west coast. It travels all the way back to the causeway parking lot. Some of the coolest rock formations and little coves around.
Yes buddy I agree, it's a beautiful spot! And thanks for the extra info on the area, greatly appreciated!
nice video buddy. Elevation is usually measured in Meters
Thanks buddy! I was thinking it was measured in meters but wasn't sure
Great video buddy nice place
Thanks buddy!
it would be nice if you wnt back in the spring and do a film on those old vehicles.i honestly enjoy what you took a video on.interesting i say. thankyou for sharing this video on utube. waiting on the next one.
Your welcome buddy and yes I do plan on returning there again, maybe in the fall
The area where you seen the wood still standing in the water and you thought it was for loading boats, was actually the location of a pump house that pumped sea water in the process of sea mining which operated there until 1966. The lobster claws are the results of seal's they only eat the tails and body's.
Awesome buddy thanks for the info!
The tunnels are just natural erosion , the whole coast along the walking trail is full of them. I believe the tunnel with carts is actually to do processing quarry rock and not mining. The last time I was there there was bulldozer on top of embankment shovelling rock of top into dump trucks on the level you parked at. The large circular concrete foundations were tanks for processing and the object with all the metal tubes I believe was a boiler. The remains of the dock like structure by water was likely a tailings line for dumping waste product in to ocean. All speculation on my part after several visits there over several years of taking photos there. In my teens I worked in Sudbury at mine mill and everything is kinda similar.
Nice video. One of my favorite tv shows
You interested in doing some exploring? I got a bunch of other crash sites around stephenville to check out
Yes sounds good!
Too bad about Gerry's store. I miss the old coffee shop.
Yes I was hoping to see it too, I didn't know it got torn down till I got there
Good show north of 60s
Yes my favorite!
How do you get to the road to crash hill from gallants? We live in summerside, across the bay from Corner Brook. I just discovered your channel by chance in my feed. Good work!!
If you google search crash hill, you'll get the gps coordinates. It's near black duck siding. If you want to message me on Facebook I can send you some screenshots of the route to take buddy
My guess is early 50’s for the hood off a pickup. Probably lots buried there I’m sure. If that’s a slant 6 it won’t be a Newport because they all had v8’s……..maybe a valiant. It also looks like a Polara or Monaco but won’t be if that’s a slant 6. I’d say 70’s Valiant. Great views and footage buddy.
Thanks buddy! I believe your right on the valiant, I did some Google searching and seems to be the closest match. I got a funny feeling I'll be taking that ford hood home, love the look of it lol
Thanks buddy! I believe your right on the valiant, I did some Google searching and seems to be the closest match. I got a funny feeling I'll be taking that ford hood home, love the look of it lol
Very nice video. Thanks for sharing. Like 👍17
Your welcome! I've noticed you got some interesting videos there. I'll be checking them out soon!
Thanks for sharing. Pick up the Backroad Mapbook BRMBMAPS it has lots of roads on maps. Plus other stuff. Thanks for uploading...
Great video buddy lots of cool old stuff
Thanks! Lots of trails to explore here in newfoundland
so cool that i stumbled across this video. i was the guy who stoped by on ATV while u guys were camping at that second spot on the railbed. It is a beautiful spot!!! we ended up camping along the river in Gallants which was a good spot too. glad u guys had fun , you got a new subscriber!!!
Thanks buddy! You do videos too?
@@offgridadventurers nah just likes to watch them lol
@MrBigbizzle I never even thought of it till after you left, you guys should of camped where we were...there was lots of room! Probably meet up again sometime though
Some great footage buddy and a great trip for sure.........The car I guess is early 50's and Plymouth comes to mind when I see it.......who knows.......that bed frame isn't that old and is same as the bed frame I had growing up.......real young LOL.
You could be right on the car there buddy, wasn't enough left there for me to figure it out lol, and yes the bed frame is young like we are haha
Great Video my buddy , the tracker is able to get you where you want to go LOL. Better paint used then , because don't last a year now lol. Be nice to canoe Grand Lake be a nice adventure to go from one end to another probably hook up some big fish. The water in those ponds looked pretty clear on the drone awesome footage. That old car definitely an oldie with the push button latches LOL. I remember my mother had one of those old washers LOL. Have a great week
Yes you too Garry! I would live to make a trip across grand lake, probably in a boat would be most practical. Hope you have a great week too buddy!
@@offgridadventurers Yeah big waters boat definitely be good idea
You ever think of doing an off roading tour ? Get paid to take people in some of these trails stop have a boil up make a day of it but don't charge to much to keep people coming back
Yes buddy that's not a bad idea!
Great video buddy nice time out just subscribed to your channel
Thanks andrew! And yes can't beat being out in the woods
Great video, looks like a great set up , was beautiful at the end of evening one to bad the wind came up after. Some awesome drone footage , those large cut overs are those the ones I saw on another video where they are going to put the windmills? How you find the battery chain saws being hearing lots of good stuff about them clean and convenient. Night two having the little river for background sounds had to be awesome. Nothing like a feed of beans and weenies on a fire. Really appreciate the shout out , the bow is perfect for cleaning the pot lol. To bad the oil leak but you found the issue and got it resolved , looking forward to the next video. Have a great week my buddy.
You too Garry! I did fix the base pan issue pretty easily, could have been worse. The electric chainsaw I got is ok, only a cheap one. My father got the electric Husqvarna one and it's great. And the drone footage of the cut overs are almost the same as 185, I'm not sure but good possibly for the windmills. It was a great weekend, great weather, and great views both nights. Life is good buddy
Great weekend there.........I really like the tent........had to check them out..............may have to get one for our minivan in the future. Great video....
Thanks buddy! And we really enjoy the roof tent, it opens up a whole new world for off road exploring!
Some serious washout there for sure........as you say a perfect day weather wise........a great day in the woods.
It was great buddy, don't get much better than that! In the woods hitting trails and great food....living the dream 🤣
Wow , the road got washed out all right the ditch was up to her waist. Was definitely a nice looking day indeed. Imagine where you could get with that rig lol. Some excellent drone footage my buddy. Nothing like a feed of moose in the woods, loves it bottled up too. I knows what its like to have a dog waiting to he sure all the food is gone lol. Have a great week my buddy
Yes you too Garry! It's too bad we couldn't get to crash I'll yet but I'm sure it will be fixed up soon, gets a nice bit of traffic there in the summer. And so true Garry, can't beat a feed of moose over an open fire in the woods!
Oh that flood did a lot of damage there . I was looking forward to seeing crash hill. Maybe someday.
Oh don't worry we're gonna do our best to get there this summer. Even if I can get in most of the way then use the drone to get some footage lol
Would it be far to walk from there ? Meanwhile looks like be a hard walk on all that loose rock 🪨
@tuckerandi yes it would be quite the hike, I believe about 5km from where I was, climbing a mountain. Not in good enough shape for it anymore lol
@@offgridadventurers and all up hill, I think I'd wait for the road to be repaired too lol.
@tuckerandi haha yes exactly! I really want to get there soon as the flies are starting to come out
They got to get the wood cut off of those hills to make way for the wind turbines.........nice country.....
Yes buddy I would say they're gonna be putting some up here for sure
You definitely did a great job with the Tracker, Awesome drone footage and driving footage thanks for taking us along
Your welcome Garry and thanks!