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Que aventura tan espectacular, en los próximos meses, la realizaré. Gracias por compartir tan formidable travesía. Saludos desde Colombia e invitados a conocerla.

Gostei forasteiro me inspira a ser melhor,fica com Deus ,god blessed

not a good video 12 minuets of dirt road no side views ,no meadows just driving BAD.

How long did it take you and how many miles each way? Amazing video. Thanks

Awesome video. Good narration too. Thanks

Wow. Sehr schön gesungen. I LOVE IT Schöne Grüße aus Germany🥰🥰🥰🥰

That's some beautiful country - thanks for sharing with us! 👍🏔👍

Thank you for your video. It was very helpful. Nice job on your video.

Why does your video repeat in the middle?

Linda melodia ...bela interpretação ! Parabéns

Any place along that Starvation Creek Road 203 A that it looks like you took to park for a night? Sorta flat spot?

I was unprepared for the steepness, but it was beautiful. After we arrived at the lake, in the cirque above were wolves. They saw the dogs and began howling. Hair raised on my neck. Never saw them but they were NOT coyotes. Think they were warning us to get out of their hunting area. WE DID! Great day, great hike!

Great song! Reminds me a bit of Chris Rea or Mark Knopfler.

Superb cover!! Is it in standard tuning?

that is perfect !:)

Where is that

Awesome video! The best I have seen in a while. Keep doing them exactly like this!

Thanks Denny.

I wish Phantom and Shelf were designated one way to make a loop. If just feels safer. 😊

Let me be the first to say thank you for this video and how you did it.. This is what we or many like me want to see without having to listen and watch a person film themselves for 70% of the video. I was just thinking about a trip back to Silverton and doing Eng. and Cinnamon again. May have to try this one too. Cheers

Can you still hunt there?

Loving it!

Planning for next month passing close by, I have a Hyundai Santa Fe 4 W It looks like i can make it with it : )

I'm going to hike this one real soon. Less than an hour from my home.

I'll try and check out these trails for sure. 🤠

If We saw them more often, It wouldn't be a big deal, lol we all like secrets.

Good song & good singing w/ fine guitar playin

Hello my friend

Great song

Love your rant!

Amazing cover

F+ minor?

Lyrics Bruv, Lyrics!!!

I like it. Your interpretation of the song coming from the guy being already dead and buried is interesting. I imagine it as him staring out at the tree thinking about going. That was good

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Thank You for the awesome cover!!! I've been wanting to learn this song for awhile.

preach brudda

Been on most of these trails on 4 wheelers, would like to go back sometime.

I'm driving this on Monday but the opposite way - Cripple Creek to Cañon City. I'm glad I'll be on the inside of that shelf road. This doesn't look as bad as Lime Creek (or others) felt to me, but I'd rather not be on the edge! (And it's always nice to see someone else named Renner - it's my maiden name!)

Hello Whats the name lake in the beginning??

I enjoyed your cover. I sang it with you. All the best, bro 😊

Oh man, I have to admit parts of this made my butt clench!! And I live in West Virginia!

Muy buena VERSIÓN. Me hubiese gustado el silvido🤠🤠🤠👏👏👏👍👍👍MUCHAS GRACIASSSSS

Great one!

You chose a terrific song to cover - and did a great solo guitar interpretation. I'll check out more on your channel. Greetings from NM...

Very stylish voice with a coolness to your tone. Very nice melody with the groovy guitar riff and progressions. I enjoyed this. Gave this video a like 🙏🏾

I love this.

Amazing performance! congrats!

I just finished reading your harrowing story. One thing that just about everyone seems to agree on about this mountain: it is a steep, unrelenting climb - a quality to which I believe the stats don't do full justice. Though this route doesn't have much technical difficulty, it is worth remembering that adverse events are possible regardless of this. Someone could trip on a tree root going through the forest - you never know. Recently I saw a video where a guy fell on some ice climbing up Mt. Sherman (objectively one of the easier 14ers), fell onto the rocks and busted his head open, and ended up in the ER & hospital for extensive stitches. Just to think of how many times it could have been me, or any of us mtn. climbers. Anyway, your perspective on the ordeal is great, and I hope you have been able to "get back in the saddle" again since then - mtn. climbing, I mean!!

Where's your fishing rod? Tie on an Adams, Coachman, or whatever you think those trout will rise to...