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Daniel Silvadoray
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 ธ.ค. 2011
Filmmaker, Film Director, Ultra runner, Hiker, Obstacle Course Runner, Rucker, Discovering Street Art, Fitness, USMC Vet 🇺🇸, 👸🏻💍, Social Worker (LMSW)
Team RWB Eagle Expedition 2024
Team RWB Grand Canyon Eagle Expedition 2024 and AZT Vets. Eagle Expeditions are a program offered by Team RWB that gives Eagles the chance to enjoy nature, challenge themselves, and experience camaraderie.
At 8000’ elevation, the North Rim of the Grand Canyon is a place unlike any other. Compared to the rest of the Grand Canyon, and surrounding desert ecosystem, the North Rim is home to a more alpine environment, with meadows, diverse forests, and cooler temperatures compared to the South Rim.
Engulfed in beautiful scenery, Eagles hike a section of the Arizona Trail, a trail that bisects the state north and south and is over 800 miles long.
Eagles enjoyed the company of fellow veterans and taking in the sites of the North Rim and Widffords trail. Once the sun went down, eagles were treated to the one-of-a-kind dark sky that the desert Southwest is known for.
At 8000’ elevation, the North Rim of the Grand Canyon is a place unlike any other. Compared to the rest of the Grand Canyon, and surrounding desert ecosystem, the North Rim is home to a more alpine environment, with meadows, diverse forests, and cooler temperatures compared to the South Rim.
Engulfed in beautiful scenery, Eagles hike a section of the Arizona Trail, a trail that bisects the state north and south and is over 800 miles long.
Eagles enjoyed the company of fellow veterans and taking in the sites of the North Rim and Widffords trail. Once the sun went down, eagles were treated to the one-of-a-kind dark sky that the desert Southwest is known for.
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Hiking fun at Gila National Forest
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Hiking at Gila National Forest. Hike April 2024 rivers were higher and stronger than any other day we hike towards the hot spring. None the less every one was safe. “How do I go to the bathroom in the woods?” Rest assured, it’s something humans have been doing for millennia. BE PREPARED, FIND THE SPOT, DROP A SQUAT, WIPE, COVER IT, WASH YOUR HANDS. ⛰️⛰️⛰️⛰️⛰️⛰️⛰️⛰️⛰️⛰️⛰️⛰️⛰️⛰️⛰️⛰️ Senderismo en...
TEAM RWB Eagle Expedition Training
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TEAM RWB Eagle Expedition Training at Camp Eagle. There is no such thing as a self-made man. You will reach your goals only with the help of others. #teamrwb
Lo que vemos en el sendero.
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Lo que vemos en el sendero. Por eso los guías viven menos. Puro estrés con los senderistas 😝🤣🤣🤣. #nature #travel
Pala o bolsa para ir al baño
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Pensamientos Walking Planet Earth. La pregunta en el sendero a Anthony Nose. Franklin Mountain State Park, El Paso Texas. Palita o bolsita de ir al baño.
cataratas kootenai y puente colgante
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La tribu Kootenai, considera esta tierra su hogar ancestral, históricamente consideraba las cataratas como sagradas, un lugar para comunicarse con los espíritus. El puente de las cataratas Kootenai, ubicado en el impresionante Bosque Nacional Kootenai del norte de Montana, es una joya escondida que ofrece vistas de las Montañas Rocosas y los pinos suspendidos sobre un río turquesa que corre cas...
Swan Lake, Bigfork Montana
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#hiking #hikingtrail #travel #mountain #mountainpeak Swan Lake is a lake located east of Flathead Lake and the town of Bigfork, Montana. The Swan River comes from the south and fills the lake. The lake is similar to Moyie Lake in southern British Columbia. It is a narrow, small, and twisty lake that is hard to navigate. There is a small divide that separates the Swan River Valley from the Clear...
Lion Mountain Trail
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Lion Mountain Trail in whitefish, Montana. This gorgeous pathway is only a small part of the 42-mile Whitefish Trail, but it offers a whole world of gorgeous sights. If you’re looking for a low-key hike in Montana, this is the perfect place to start. The end views are nothing short of enchanting. This magnificent destination looks like something from a fairy tale. The entire hike spans 2.6 mile...
Stanton Lake, Flathead National Forest
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Finding Solitude in Stanton Lake, Flathead National Forest. Solitude is the strength of being alone. It's where we become our best company. Specially when you talk to yourself 👹 This place is amazing!! Glasslike water reflecting the surrounding landscape.
Basaseachic Falls
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Walking Planet Earth (El Paso, Texas) and Los Aferrados (Cd. Juárez, Chihuahua) Hiking teams Exploring Basaseachic Falls 2023. Basaseachic Falls (Spanish: Cascada de Basaseachi) on the Basaseachic River is the second-highest waterfall in Mexico, located in the Basaseachic Falls National Park at Cañón Basaseachic in the Copper Canyon region, near Creel, Chihuahua. It is 246 meters (807 ft) tall,...
Dona Ana Trail Loop at Las Cruses, NM..
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Dona Ana Trail Loop at Las Cruses, NM..
Nice video. Thanks for sharing. 👍15
This is a great snapshot of your expedition, Great Job DS!
Beautiful video. Thank you for sharing. subbed & 👍1
Daniel this is so good! Thank you for putting this together and sharing it with us!
Not a problem
It's no surprise that struts and pieces of the massive landing gear are there, hardly bent for damage. They had to withstand the massive weight for landings so what's a crash going to do...put a few dents in the parts? And amazing aircraft that would have been awesome to see ready for use in late WWII instead of the 'Peacemaker' missing out on the action, and becoming a Cold War relic before its time.
Yo uso palita, y a buena distancia de ríos, lagos, etcétera.
👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Impresionante el bosque y puente. Excelente video
Wow 😍 que hermoso lugar!
So beautiful 😍
This is crazy. I bet it was awesome to be there.
Just being there feels awesome. Check out the T shape doorways
Very nice! The rappelling was my favorite event, but my scariest was doing the one the rope swing, I waived it for the one walking on the steel cable.
The Tarzan is definitely scary
😢😢
What a scary my friend, this looks amazing!
Hermosa cascada
It really is!
👍🏽
Greatest team ever!
Absolutely
Wow! Toda una experiencia 💯
Very nice video!
Thank you very much!
I stumbled on a GA (General Aviation) plane crash while hiking in Maine near the Sunday River Sky Resort a number of years back. The field of wreckage in the peaceful mountain forest environment was rather surreal. Wreckage in the mountains is always at least one tombstone...
There is a WWII era B-17 wreck on a mountain east of Yuma az as well
Thank you for sharing this video!
You bet!
Quick enough way
There’s also a b25 that crashed on the east side of the mountain after departing Biggs during ww2.
Need to look for that trail
Qué bello, gracias por compartir!!!
Daniel~ How ud oing?, professional ,=)
Good! Thank you Sr.
Qué fregón , te quedó hermoso 🤩
Gracias
R.I.P. hero's.
Freedom isn't Free!
Thank you. :-)
Visited this while stationed at Fort Bliss, TX. So sad that 12 airmen were lost there.
Absolutely 😞
I think too few people realise the enormous cost of military training accidents . During WW2 , almost 15,000 aircrew were lost on U.S. soil . The wreckage of a B-25 and a T-6 lie mere yards apart on a mountainside some 20 miles away from where i live in Arkansas , the results of two separate accident in the immediate post-war timeframe .
Where did you get the stat on 15000 aircrew lost on US soil during WW II? I believe you, I am just curious.
@@francisebbecke2727 Source: Army Air Forces Statistical Digest of World War II
Read a book that said the ratio of training versus combat deaths among aircrew was higher in training than operations. Remember LAC Donald Barnes Parkhill, an American, killed on 13 August 1942 in a flying accident while serving with the Royal Canadian Air Force. Cause of the crash, pilot error.
The remnants are still there. In 1972 we hiked from my condo at 4800 N. Stanton in El Paso, 3/4 the way up steep angles on Mr. Franklin to see the wreckage. In those days, there were still people around that could explain the event in detail. Yes, weather was a factor, but the reason for the crash was the flight crew thought (in error) they were on the East side of the mountain instead of the West side, resulting in them plowing straight it. There was a major debris field. Biggs Field and El Paso International Airports sit at 4,000 feet elevation and are situated on the East side of Mr. Franklin. The crash site I'm estimating to be another 2,000 feet higher than the airports. I received my Private Pilot License in El Paso and am very familiar with the area. The vast majority of the wreckage was hauled down the mountain on mules, which took many trips. It's a long climb with no trail to follow. Still remaining are radial engines and sections of turbine engines. Everything else was hauled out. When you fly into El Paso from the West (Las Cruces, NM) you have two choices. One was to fly through the pass itself, which had an enormous ASARCO (American Smelting and Refining Company) smoke stack, or fly North of the pass, directly over Mr. Franklin, which is what the crew thought they had done. Once over the mountain, if you are military, you land on Runway 21 at Biggs Field and if you are civilian the ILS (Instrument Landing System) is Runway 22, and YES, civilian pilots (including commercial flights) have landed on the wrong runway. On one occasion, a Learjet 25 made the mistake and the military made an example of the event. The owner was required to demate the wing and haul the plane over to El Paso International. And NO, insurance didn't cover it. I have many wonderful memories there, not the least of which is that I took my checkride with the infamous Larry Bartlett (flight examiner), who treated me very well and overlooked my nervousness.
Very moving. It is important to remember…
A little hard to watch with no context. Some commentary would help.
It’s written in the description.
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Wow que vista tan brutal
Que miedo 😨
Lleva cerrado muchos anos. Yo llege a EP en el 2007.
🥳💯
Que linda la vista
Te quedo tremendo 💯👌
R I P Boys 👍
Beautiful presentation!
The blood and treasure paid for the freedom we enjoy. May this mountain be eternally defended by the crew and the silver wings that carried them...
Despite the sacrifices made by the armed forces, many 'freedoms' have been nodded away in the Legislature and in the Congress: one excuse for that was "9/11". You can now be arrested and held indefinitely without charge and without access to legal counsel.
What freedom?
The 9/11 incident was terrible. Our follow up was reactionary to a fault, like imprisonment of Japanese after Pearl Harbor. Reactionary, not well thought out! Like Iraq war, stupid waste of men and money. But we needed to do something.
@@glendavis1266 They DID something, but they conveniently overreacted.
Excellent showcasing of the beauty of the Organs in the morning sun and clear blue sky of late winter.
Glad you enjoyed it
Increíble, disfrutar la naturaleza, es lo máximo! Hermoso video, felicidades!
☀️ gracias
Beautifully presented.
Thank you 🙏🏼
😍😍😍😍
Breathtaking, asombroso!!!
Thank you! Working on thanking the team out there
Súper Daniel!! Que padre!!!
muchas gracias
Súper espectacular, fascinante!!!
Love the video, wish there was some more light so we could see more of the cave.
Totally! Need to upgrade my film equipment