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Tony's Hike's
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2017
PCT 'I' Section - FSR 1914 to Snoqualmie Pass
Vlogging my section hikes across the Washington PCT2000. Getting closer and closer to Canada.
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PCT 'I' Section - FSR 1914 to Chinook Pass
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Documenting PCT section hikes through Washington.
PCT WA 'H' 'Sheep Lake to White Pass' (Part 2)
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VLog of the trip of a lifetime. Part two of PCT WA 'H' Section. From Sheep Lake to White Pass.
PCT WA 'H' 'Rd 23 to Sheep Lake' (Part 1)
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VLog of my PCT WA - Section hikes. This section 'H' from Rd 23 to Sheep Lake.
Killen Crk. Tr. up to High Camp (Mt. Adams)
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Hiking up to Mt. Adams. Killen Crk Tr.
'Snowshoe Daytrip' March 2022'
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This is a trip I planned to be an overnighter but ended up just being a day trip. Still loved it.
Quicker Easier Better Way to Shovel Snow
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I got a new snow shovel and I like it. The Snow Plow . . .
Tope Rope Solo w/Ascender + (Rap. w/Figure 8)
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Disclaimer: I am not a professional! Please enjoy the video but do no copy anything I do. Injuries could be fatal.
Rainier & St Helens w Aunts
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Tia's visitando. Rainier and St. Helens in one day.
Top Rope Solo (Set Up and Rappel)
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Disclaimer: Do not try this yourself. I am showing you my set-up but this is not an instructional video. I am NOT a professional. I like uploading content and am a NEW climber so do not trust anything I say in this video! Enjoy.
PCT 'H' Section - 'Scouting Cascade Locks to Crest Campground (Rd 60)
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PCT 'H' Section - 'Scouting Cascade Locks to Crest Campground (Rd 60)
Snowshoe / Snow Camp (30 Quilt + 10 Quilt)
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Snowshoe / Snow Camp (30 Quilt 10 Quilt)
PCT 'J' Section (Day 6-7) 'Deception Pass To Stevens Pass'
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PCT 'J' Section (Day 6-7) 'Deception Pass To Stevens Pass'
PCT Section 'J' Day 4-5 'Escondido Ridge to Deception Pass'
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PCT Section 'J' Day 4-5 'Escondido Ridge to Deception Pass'
PCT 'J' Section (Day 3) Spectacle Lk. to Escondido Ridge
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PCT 'J' Section (Day 3) Spectacle Lk. to Escondido Ridge
PCT 'J' Section (Day 1-2) Snoqualamie TH to Spectacle Lake
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PCT 'J' Section (Day 1-2) Snoqualamie TH to Spectacle Lake
PCT 'I' Section - White Pass to Chinook Pass 7/2020
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PCT 'I' Section - White Pass to Chinook Pass 7/2020
Last Winter Shakedown 2019' (White Pass, Wa)
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Last Winter Shakedown 2019' (White Pass, Wa)
Great job, dude. Just my speed.
Great for practice but in reality that's a class 4 scramble, you might want to mention that. Cheers
When was this? Cold & rainy is not my idea of fun; however, it is more fun when you have someone to backpack with & share the adventure--plus much safer! Miss those days of backpacking. Plan to ride a lot this year and camp in my horse trailer with Living Quarters. Best of both worlds! God Bless you on more adventures!
Hello Jan! This is last year the first week in September. It was cold and wet the whole trip but didn't seem to bother me and I was always warm and dry in my tent. That was really surprising to me. The hikes on the PCT will start getting harder because the two main sections I have left are the "K" section (Stevens to Rainy Pass) and the "L" Section (Rainy Pass to Canada). Not to mention finding someone to shuttle me up and back, lol.
Interesting video and it looks like a nice place to climb. I was wondering if you would let folks know what it’s called and where it is located. It looks a lot like the Big Bend area of south Texas. Thanks!
Crazyyyy!!! I would use the chest instead of the neck!!!
Absolutely Carlos. I have upgraded my system to the chest device. I'll make another video soon to show my new set-up.
@@tonyshikes I enjoyed it, though. Great video and content. I also break some rules 🤷🏻
I'm hearing that most people who have been up that way have had some kind of encounter with "Uncle Bob".
Hmmmm. Not sure who that is?
для такой техники уборки снега скребком нужен черенок подлиннее + дополнительная ручка посередине черенка.
Awesome job man; thanks for posting this...where was that first campsite you ran into with the bench's? We're going to be fastpacking from Snoqualmie Pass and was targeting Lemah Creek the first day...that spot you showed looks like it would accommodate a lot of tents and doesn't appear to be much farther than Lemah Creek or the Meadows?
Yes, I don't remember the mileage now but if you find that 'Pete's Lake' loop on your map I don't think it was much further than just after the loop. Little wooden foot bridge and just up from there. Have a great hike. This is a beautiful section!
@@tonyshikes thanks man...sounds like it might have been Lemah Meadow...
If using the shunt as a mechanical prusik I would extend the shunt and have the ATC lower down , top hand opening the shunts camming and the lower hand controlling the brake line to ATC , much more natural
Yes, I've seen it done that way and agree it would feel more natural! Thanks for the comment.
Great vid and thanks. Where is this location?
It's called Frenchman Coulee near Vantage Washington.
@@tonyshikes Wow that’s a beautiful climbing area I did not know existed. My van travels start this year and this is for sure on the destination list.
It was a great demonstration, it's amazing how many different setups are to do rope solo climbing/ so amazed with your vídeo Hugs man, and thanks 4 showing this technique
Have fun. Stay safe!
I been there many times and the trail does not go all the way around the lake. It is however a very beautiful place. Great video man in flying cape.
Definitely a must do hike!
Nothing better than fresh socks! Thanks for sharing
Haaaa, thanks for watchin. Love those evening socks!
Thanks for sharing your hike! It was great to see some of a section we have ahead of us: still need to hike from Mt. Adams up to Snoqualmie. Hopefully hit some of it this summer. How was the book?
Glad you liked it. You might like my Section 'H' video around Mt. Adams. Rd 23 to White Pass. That is a beautiful section. Book was great and challenging. Thanks.
That was ABSOLUTELY inspiring my brother. You are making me want to do the same thing but for hikes in Idaho (plus I would fish EVERY SINGLE LAKE I come across...heh heh). Hope all is well. Would like to catch up with you some day. Some day we should try to hike into Hidden Lakes above Winthrop, WA. I hiked there many times as a kid...the fishing was incredible. Cougar Lake to Lower Hidden to Middle Hidden to Upper Hidden (about 18 miles from trailhead to Upper Hidden).
Thanks Kevin. Good luck exploring Idaho and definitely get you some trout along the way.
Hi Tony! We ran into each other in 2020, I think between Chinook and White Pass and I make an appearance in that video. I hope to finish my last section of the Washington PCT this year: Stevens to Rainy Pass.
Hello Allan! Of course I remember. So glad you're completing your bucket list. I've been looking at that 'K' Section (Stevens to Rainy Pass) and it looks intimidating. Haven't done it yet. I'm thinking about cutting it in half. Going from Stevens up to Suiattle River/Camp. Then exiting via trail #784 Suiattle River trail over to Sulphur Creek Campground which is just outside of Darrington, Wa on FSR 26. I've kindof planned that being my getting in and getting out points. Then return another year to finish Suiattle River to Rainy Pass. It's supposed to be lots of elevation !!!!! Please keep me posted on your trips. I'd love to hear about them. Email me: tonyworldguitar@gmail.com anytime!
Hey Tony! I just stumbled upon your channel. I thoroughly enjoyed this video (PCT 'I' Section). The first scene at Deer Lake brought back a special memory as I took my daughters here on our first backpacking trip. I look forward to viewing more. If you ever want a trail buddy let me know.
So cool David! Would love to do some hiking with you. Every year I try to do a section of the PCT until I've gotten all the way to Canada. This year I did Section "H' Rd. 23 to White Pass. Some of my best footage is in those two videos! Good to hear from you David.
Nice one👍🏻👍🏻
What am I watching at and why?
They're actually called "snow pushers" not snow shovels and yes, it's the same idea as a snow plough. You can even find ones that can be angled with respect to their handles to windrow the snow off to the side. The trick is to find a steel one as many are now aluminum or just plastic with a ridge of steel. Another problem is some people tend to use the corners as ice chippers, don't do that, use an ice chipper instead, but you can bet someone in your family will regardless of how much you warn them not to.
I like it!
I just ignore the snow it saves me a lot of hassle
😂😂 Yup, there's always that!
That amount of snow on a flat driveway does not really have to be cleared.
It does if you want to make a video of it! lol
“You’re gonna want to lift strictly with your back in a twisting jerking motion. Like this, watch me-OH MY GOD!!” 😂 classic
I really enjoyed how the snow just fanned off the shovel,it was so cool to watch! South East Texas doesn't get snow, just cool weather and maybe gets cold every now and then. So I'll just watch snow videos of people snow plowing, snow shoveling, snow blowing and roof snow clearing, love it.
It's pretty peaceful.
@@tonyshikes every time I watch these snow videos I often wonder if the TH-camr ever tastes or eats the snow bc I know I would be.
In Finland we use a lot sled shovels/sleigh snow shovels which are more ergonomics. And can handle large amounts of snow. Just like on this video: th-cam.com/video/SYAsyVWMx4Y/w-d-xo.html
could you have clipped into that bolt you were next to as a safety in case a device or prusik fails?
Yes, absolutely! I should have. I didn't even notice it till others pointed it out in the video. Thanks for the tip!
I would use the shunt as the primary backed up with a micro traxion below it , save you having anything around your neck , it glides through the rope very smoothly also
Thanks. I agree that a chest harness is a better approach. The elastic around the neck has been very unpopular. Thanks for the comment.
Probably better a chest harness than having anything solely around your neck like that. Even if it's 'just' elastic I suspect it could do you some damage if you fell and it was somehow caught and tugged.
Thanks Lambda. Several comments have mentioned this and I have switched to a chest harness. Much better system.
Brings back memories! Want to do that section again as our view from Old Snowy was zero
No doubt! I didn't have it in me to go over Old Snowy this trip but I'll be back!
Awesome!! Wish I could join you. Next time once done with construction. 😇
Anytime Vic! It's the trip of a lifetime!
Hi Tony. Did you complete this climb to summit Adams, and will you be posting the other details from High Camp to summit? I enjoyed meeting you at Sheep Lake on 9/8-9/9. Thanks for sharing. Tom W
Tom, great to hear from you. Sounds like you're home safe as am I. The morning I crossed the Knife's Edge was the morning the fire started around Lily Lk. and blocked my view of Rainier. But still an awesome trip. I did not summit Adams from High Camp. I hung out right where the video ends in the meadow. Already started editing video from last hike and will post soon. Great meeting you guys.
Suggest bouillon cubes with the top ramen.
Size 44 underwear around your neck ? Sounds like a hellfire club thing . Especially all that grunting. Hope your wearing some undies where they should be
You are influencing others though, whether you like it or not. You’re suggesting ‘this’ works for you, without training etc. So ‘this’ might work for me. I find it doesn’t, but don’t worry, I won’t sue, cos I’m dead!
I use a strap around my shoulders in lieu of a loop around my neck as I'm not sure if it could hang me in a freak event.
Yes, much better idea Troy. I've switched to the same thing myself. Actually that elastic underware band I'm sure would pop off but it did seem to bother a lot of people. Be safe.
Good to hear. Thanks for content. At my stage any ideas are helpful.
One of the best top rope solo vids I have seen, love the ingenuity and it seems like you have a really safe setup. nice work, I hope to climb something like that someday!
Thanks Josh. I do feel really confident with this set-up. I'm working on a new one that might even better. I'll try to get that vid out soon. Be safe.
Use a couple of shoulder slings as a chest harness. Get rid of that thing around your neck
Thank you and done.
20:45 you probably already hear the comments below😂 Great place to climb and cool video man!!
Thanks Waltergheist! Yeah, I've been watching the comments. Always tweaking the system as I learn more. Thanks for watching.
Cool video man! I love the creativity in your gear setup!
Thanks Rob. Always trying to be as redundant as possible. Stay safe.
FYI, I've done this mistake when I was new too. They say soft on soft (ropes on ropes) are bad because they can saw through each other, but I didn't understand why they say Hard on Hard is bad until I demonstrated this in this video th-cam.com/video/Ts5bK_luHl8/w-d-xo.html. When stacked carabiners twist they open each other up. Stay safe and have fun. Cheers.
Dude, I can't believe you guys stumbled onto one of my videos! I watch you all the time! And really appreciate the link to your video. Watched it and learned from it. Blessings guys and stay safe! Now I want to run out and make some more content!
I love your vid. Thanks for sharing. Please keep them coming.
Thanks Anita. I've been encouraged and I shall get another one out soon.
Great Video!
Glad you liked it. Great little family hike.
Ha Ha you beat me to it... Great times!! next trip in the summer. :)
Absolutely! I wouldn't mind another trip in the snow. Just have to take snow shoes next time so it's a little easier! Can't wait to see your video.
Good to see you training and dialing it in. My personal preference: Roll n lock w goblin or lifeguard. Beta: Get lockers, use lockers. Grab the SPI manual, Andres rope solo manual, and drill through them both. Stay safe and keep training.
Greg, thanks for the tips. Keep safe.
Fun!
I don’t get it. If the shunt disconnects (this is a Real possibility) and the rope is not double anchored to the top (meaning each branch of the rope needs its individual anchor point) then you can slide down to the bottom
The rope is double anchored at the top. You can hang from either side of the rope and it will not move. The shunt slips over both ropes and when you attach a carabiner it cannot come off.
careful!! should of went around... :)
Haaaa, not as much fun.
This time of year is always tough-we get that awesome spring weather down low but the mountains are still locked into winter mode. I am always "jumping the gun" this time of year!
Hello Richard!! Yeah, I was a little disappointed that I couldn't put up the tent for the night but I worked up a sweat, snow was covering my tracks which made me a little nervous, my hands were soaked, it just wasn't feeling right. But, I'll definitely get back out to do an overnighter here pretty soon somewhere a little more familiar! Been loving your videos. You really get out a lot!! You're kids are lucky to get so much time with you!
Prova questo sistema, molto più sicuro. th-cam.com/video/1VLSQc4GEmo/w-d-xo.html
Attenzione, shunt attrezzo non adatto per topropesolo, molto pericoloso, ci sono altri sistemi più sicuri e ridondanti. th-cam.com/video/Xh5UJNvrLWM/w-d-xo.html