You sound like a complete moron saying you want diversity on a rescue team how about competent people to use. Stupid liberal
@user-yr1mk5it5yАй бұрын
that was very very beauttiful.
@DeltaLimaActualАй бұрын
DEI (Didn't ear nit)...Meritocracy regardless of skin color or sex. To save the most lives, take only the best in staff. PERIOD!
@2AToday5 ай бұрын
Nobody cares what race or ethnicity search and rescue is. It is only an issue because people are making it up out of thin air.
@brucemcguire61138 ай бұрын
So I loved all but one part of this video. The guy from PNWSAR that brought the race card into play is not only misinformed and should never do an interview for them again, but the fact that he said it is tied with law enforcement as a negative, shows he has no idea what the Oregon statute says for SAR teams in Oregon or the diversity of other teams in his own state. Very closed minded. Everyone else in this video did an excellent job showcasing search and rescue.
@jaredmiller34288 ай бұрын
What do you mean? He just had to let everyone know how great and virtuous he is. He's been programmed well. I know if I had fallen 70 ft and broke bones I'd be extremely offended if I didn't see some diversity coming to my rescue
@TheDarkestOne376 ай бұрын
That guy is an idiot, to put it nicely. I would have fired him from the team after seeing those comments and speaking negatively about the Sheriff's Department. I mean, he actually blamed the "region's attitude" because their team doesn't have enough diversity? WTF? But at least they were "lucky enough to have a bunch of women join the team."
@myleeelein190010 ай бұрын
*PromoSM*
@petertrofimenkoff395411 ай бұрын
Great video!! So proud to see my Canadian team members be able to be showcased in such a great way. Thank you for making the video.
@p.h.i.l.unterwegs11 ай бұрын
thanks for your service 👍 greets from Switzerland
@GigiGhobrial-nf3xe Жыл бұрын
I just want to say thank you to everyone who embarks upon the heroic act of risking their lives to help and save others. It’s hard to imagine life now without my best friend, and for that, I will forever be grateful. Thank you. 🙏
@darekparypa8005 Жыл бұрын
wszystkiego naj usa
@beniswenis27142 жыл бұрын
lol
@mommyoftommy2 жыл бұрын
How do you go about learning how to do this? It looks like a lot of fun!
@kippielapan80362 жыл бұрын
☹️ p̾r̾o̾m̾o̾s̾m̾
@rodrigocidgonzalez3 жыл бұрын
TIENEN MUCHA FUERZA
@sameersingh32825 жыл бұрын
BEAUTIFUL GAME, FANTASTIC PLAYER, PEOPLE WETTING ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL GAMES.....
@treadmarsh10945 жыл бұрын
I have only made the trek one time, it was awesome. Thanks for sharing
@bellasaenz57185 жыл бұрын
I'm a HDH
@obezijana6 жыл бұрын
awesome! fucking dangerous, maybe i need extra shoes with spikes...
@tylee20246 жыл бұрын
I actually love in lone pine. There you can see the mountains. They are legit in your backyard. It’s amazing!
@diannefitt6886 жыл бұрын
I like the girls
@ConjuntoBuenaMezcla6 жыл бұрын
Love the video, incredible, fresh snow and ice in July..
@tryhardheavy8 жыл бұрын
good job :]
@rickydon72708 жыл бұрын
Hiked the JMT last year. We camped at Grouse Meadow and took a bath at the creek that runs thru. Less than ten minutes after getting back to the tent site, there was a huge bear rooting around the bank exactly where I sat and washed off. Full grown, complete with a big bouncing rump as she walked around. We walked a long ways off to hang our bear bags that nite.
@TubaSolotheHiker8 жыл бұрын
Dude great video...I loved the music btw!
@foxcomber8 жыл бұрын
Must they be talented and beautiful?
@darkmist13618 жыл бұрын
Very good vid. When you do another pool vid I have a challenge that should be fun to do which is a staring contest with your eyes half underwater at the water surface.
@bbman588 жыл бұрын
Epic vid! You and your g/f's are awesome.If there was $20 at the bottom of the deep end,who would stay under the longest to win it?
@TVinmyEye8 жыл бұрын
That fuzzy Marmot tho!!
@editz26smithoni698 жыл бұрын
so you didn't get a chance to summit?
@kaligo70138 жыл бұрын
We did the year before last but not this time because the trail was too slippery without crampons because of the hail and snow past Trail Crest. The weather did not show it would be that snowy because the weather changes so frequently up there.
@varunsubramanian92268 жыл бұрын
Hey! I was hoping for some summit footage. What happened ? Beautiful video though! Trailcrest was just awesome. I went in July'15. Such a wonderful feeling after reaching Trail crest.
@justrione8 жыл бұрын
so when can you hike up as a day hiker? I am planning for a July trip up. I may have to go solo. Setting up for success
@mrchie8888 жыл бұрын
+John Woods A permit is needed for day or overnight trips during the "good season" which is late spring thru fall. Going in winter time... if you are not a pro, you may end up an "angel"
@kaligo70138 жыл бұрын
+John Woods You have to have a permit when you enter the Whitney Zone. If you come from the East side the Whitney Zone starts at Lone Pine Lake. It is difficult to predict when the snow pack will melt. As you can see in my video we had hail and snow in early July and was unable to ascend past Trail Crest. The weather can change in a matter of minutes which can be very dangerous. Be sure to take all possible needed equipment and watch weather reports. As far as time goes, due to thunderstorms in the afternoons it is advised you arrive back at Trail Camp by noon.
@xNeuhTactics8 жыл бұрын
Nice man! I day hiked it in August for the first time... and it was the best damn thing I've done in my life. Its nice seeing it from others points of view.
@kaligo70138 жыл бұрын
+xNeuhTactics For sure, congrats!
@mikemckenna97169 жыл бұрын
Most exciting team to watch in any sport in recent memory!!
@kaligo70139 жыл бұрын
+Mike McKenna I agree! They are amazing!
@Bladerbotvary9 жыл бұрын
I totally thought there were going to be more clips of Stevie but I guise not ahaha great song of choice tho
@alvilla7019 жыл бұрын
how long it will take to go for the lowest point in Death Valley to the top of Mountain Whitney, anybody knows?
@aaronlockhart85777 жыл бұрын
crazy wheel look up badwater 135
@ktpinnacle5 жыл бұрын
Also Google L2H. There is actually a trail that some have taken with video on YT.
@potatothorn9 жыл бұрын
Great video! wow you guys had a lot of snow and weather to deal with. I went up Aug 11 and it was hard enough without ice and hail, scary/ Did you camp and go up in the morning or what? can you give us some time ideas, start, trail camp, summit... ?
@ctobs29 жыл бұрын
Nice video. I noticed the hail at Trail Camp. Did you get a reading at how low the temperature was while you were at the Trail Camp? Me & my friends are doing the overnight at Trail Camp in September and is wondering how cold it will get. Thanks for your response.
@kaligo70139 жыл бұрын
+tobs plandes I did not get an exact temperature reading, but I do suggest you bring warm clothes, it got very cold. Better to be warm than sorry. Once the hail melted it got our tent and sleeping bags wet, so it was even colder. Good luck with your adventure. Thanks for watching ~Kali
@potatothorn9 жыл бұрын
+tobs plandes i went up August 11- the spring above trail camp was frozen. overnight lows at trail camp just above freezing
@ctobs29 жыл бұрын
+KaliGo Thanks a lot for the tip.
@ctobs29 жыл бұрын
+potatothorn Wow. If August is already cold, how much more in September? Thanks for the tip.
@ironhorsegladiator50349 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the tips on how to safely hike this bear county.
@ironhorsegladiator50349 жыл бұрын
Ever encountered a bear and if so, what did you do? Do you carry a bear spray on any of your hikes? The fence was gone at frame 4:30, one slip and one can fall a good distance with no medics around. Thanks for sharing -
@kaligo70139 жыл бұрын
Javan Dell Hello, for the 10 years I have been going to Whitney we have only encountered bears at the Whitney Portal campsites, never on the trail. At the campsites they just look for food and walk through cars, not minding people much. We do not carry bear spray, but we do carry a whistle and a bear canister for food which is mostly for the marmots, who are everywhere up at Trail Camp searching and tearing up tents for food. The only wildlife we see on the trail are deer, grouse, marmots, and of course birds and rodents. Yes, there are some scary parts, especially this year since the trail was much more icy, snowy, and slippery this year than last. Thanks for watching ~Kali
@ironhorsegladiator50349 жыл бұрын
+KaliGo thanks for the tip. I will be there in two weeks and hiking alone as usual. Wanted to make sure.
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You sound like a complete moron saying you want diversity on a rescue team how about competent people to use. Stupid liberal
that was very very beauttiful.
DEI (Didn't ear nit)...Meritocracy regardless of skin color or sex. To save the most lives, take only the best in staff. PERIOD!
Nobody cares what race or ethnicity search and rescue is. It is only an issue because people are making it up out of thin air.
So I loved all but one part of this video. The guy from PNWSAR that brought the race card into play is not only misinformed and should never do an interview for them again, but the fact that he said it is tied with law enforcement as a negative, shows he has no idea what the Oregon statute says for SAR teams in Oregon or the diversity of other teams in his own state. Very closed minded. Everyone else in this video did an excellent job showcasing search and rescue.
What do you mean? He just had to let everyone know how great and virtuous he is. He's been programmed well. I know if I had fallen 70 ft and broke bones I'd be extremely offended if I didn't see some diversity coming to my rescue
That guy is an idiot, to put it nicely. I would have fired him from the team after seeing those comments and speaking negatively about the Sheriff's Department. I mean, he actually blamed the "region's attitude" because their team doesn't have enough diversity? WTF? But at least they were "lucky enough to have a bunch of women join the team."
*PromoSM*
Great video!! So proud to see my Canadian team members be able to be showcased in such a great way. Thank you for making the video.
thanks for your service 👍 greets from Switzerland
I just want to say thank you to everyone who embarks upon the heroic act of risking their lives to help and save others. It’s hard to imagine life now without my best friend, and for that, I will forever be grateful. Thank you. 🙏
wszystkiego naj usa
lol
How do you go about learning how to do this? It looks like a lot of fun!
☹️ p̾r̾o̾m̾o̾s̾m̾
TIENEN MUCHA FUERZA
BEAUTIFUL GAME, FANTASTIC PLAYER, PEOPLE WETTING ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL GAMES.....
I have only made the trek one time, it was awesome. Thanks for sharing
I'm a HDH
awesome! fucking dangerous, maybe i need extra shoes with spikes...
I actually love in lone pine. There you can see the mountains. They are legit in your backyard. It’s amazing!
I like the girls
Love the video, incredible, fresh snow and ice in July..
good job :]
Hiked the JMT last year. We camped at Grouse Meadow and took a bath at the creek that runs thru. Less than ten minutes after getting back to the tent site, there was a huge bear rooting around the bank exactly where I sat and washed off. Full grown, complete with a big bouncing rump as she walked around. We walked a long ways off to hang our bear bags that nite.
Dude great video...I loved the music btw!
Must they be talented and beautiful?
Very good vid. When you do another pool vid I have a challenge that should be fun to do which is a staring contest with your eyes half underwater at the water surface.
Epic vid! You and your g/f's are awesome.If there was $20 at the bottom of the deep end,who would stay under the longest to win it?
That fuzzy Marmot tho!!
so you didn't get a chance to summit?
We did the year before last but not this time because the trail was too slippery without crampons because of the hail and snow past Trail Crest. The weather did not show it would be that snowy because the weather changes so frequently up there.
Hey! I was hoping for some summit footage. What happened ? Beautiful video though! Trailcrest was just awesome. I went in July'15. Such a wonderful feeling after reaching Trail crest.
so when can you hike up as a day hiker? I am planning for a July trip up. I may have to go solo. Setting up for success
+John Woods A permit is needed for day or overnight trips during the "good season" which is late spring thru fall. Going in winter time... if you are not a pro, you may end up an "angel"
+John Woods You have to have a permit when you enter the Whitney Zone. If you come from the East side the Whitney Zone starts at Lone Pine Lake. It is difficult to predict when the snow pack will melt. As you can see in my video we had hail and snow in early July and was unable to ascend past Trail Crest. The weather can change in a matter of minutes which can be very dangerous. Be sure to take all possible needed equipment and watch weather reports. As far as time goes, due to thunderstorms in the afternoons it is advised you arrive back at Trail Camp by noon.
Nice man! I day hiked it in August for the first time... and it was the best damn thing I've done in my life. Its nice seeing it from others points of view.
+xNeuhTactics For sure, congrats!
Most exciting team to watch in any sport in recent memory!!
+Mike McKenna I agree! They are amazing!
I totally thought there were going to be more clips of Stevie but I guise not ahaha great song of choice tho
how long it will take to go for the lowest point in Death Valley to the top of Mountain Whitney, anybody knows?
crazy wheel look up badwater 135
Also Google L2H. There is actually a trail that some have taken with video on YT.
Great video! wow you guys had a lot of snow and weather to deal with. I went up Aug 11 and it was hard enough without ice and hail, scary/ Did you camp and go up in the morning or what? can you give us some time ideas, start, trail camp, summit... ?
Nice video. I noticed the hail at Trail Camp. Did you get a reading at how low the temperature was while you were at the Trail Camp? Me & my friends are doing the overnight at Trail Camp in September and is wondering how cold it will get. Thanks for your response.
+tobs plandes I did not get an exact temperature reading, but I do suggest you bring warm clothes, it got very cold. Better to be warm than sorry. Once the hail melted it got our tent and sleeping bags wet, so it was even colder. Good luck with your adventure. Thanks for watching ~Kali
+tobs plandes i went up August 11- the spring above trail camp was frozen. overnight lows at trail camp just above freezing
+KaliGo Thanks a lot for the tip.
+potatothorn Wow. If August is already cold, how much more in September? Thanks for the tip.
Thanks for the tips on how to safely hike this bear county.
Ever encountered a bear and if so, what did you do? Do you carry a bear spray on any of your hikes? The fence was gone at frame 4:30, one slip and one can fall a good distance with no medics around. Thanks for sharing -
Javan Dell Hello, for the 10 years I have been going to Whitney we have only encountered bears at the Whitney Portal campsites, never on the trail. At the campsites they just look for food and walk through cars, not minding people much. We do not carry bear spray, but we do carry a whistle and a bear canister for food which is mostly for the marmots, who are everywhere up at Trail Camp searching and tearing up tents for food. The only wildlife we see on the trail are deer, grouse, marmots, and of course birds and rodents. Yes, there are some scary parts, especially this year since the trail was much more icy, snowy, and slippery this year than last. Thanks for watching ~Kali
+KaliGo thanks for the tip. I will be there in two weeks and hiking alone as usual. Wanted to make sure.
Javan Dell No problem, good luck and happy hiking
Awesome job.
twoCRAZYchicks100 Thank you :-))
Awesome soundtrack
Steve Hill Thank You