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I have not explored a lot in this area so I actually do not know the answer. There may very well be what I call "Jeep Roads" that could get you from Devil's Den to height of land, but I've not taken mine there to find out.

@@KhurshidsChannel Thank you

@@KhurshidsChannel Thanks man. I wish I could do more than I do.

@@karenforrester5913 I didn’t go over there this passed summer but I understand the Spring storm we had caused major flooding there and might have event taken out the bridge. I saw something that the entire area was dramatically changed by the flooding. Thanks for the nice words and I hope you make there in 2025

Thank you so much!

@@zone4garlicfarm Wow. That storm changed many areas of Maine. We’ll have to take a ride back up and check it out. Thanks.

Thank you. It was a crazy, wonderful and most unexpected experience.

Hey Thanks. As you can probably tell, we love Iceland.

Well that is not an easy answer but… I use TH-cam Studio. I listen to different tracks, look at the length and the tempo and just pick what seems to fit to me. I’ve gotten better at matching clip changes with music beats since this video. Most of the music on TH-cam Studio doesn’t require attribution, some does under the Creative Commons licensing, but I always try to give the musicians credit when I use their songs. Hope this helps.

Yes. All my footage. Full disclosure: some of the iPhone video was made by my wife! 🙄 Where in Maine?

@@stevefoster1511 Portland area, I'm also looking to cycle In Québec city and drive out to nova Scotia, what are the chances? What drone and camera are you using here?

@@benarahsounds9171 Us too. Cycling Quebec City and Levis is fantastic. We try to go every year. The ice skating in Trois-Riviers is great too-in a normal winter ☹️ I shoot with Nikon gear. This video also includes the GoPro Max 360 and over the years I’ve used GoPro 4,5,6,7,8,&9. I’ve sold all but my 7 and am switching to Insta360 for my action cameras. The drone footage here is with my Autel Evo 2 Pro. It’s been to Iceland with us twice. I also have an Autel Nano+ which is, frankly, way easier for traveling with. And of course the ole iPhone contributes nicely to our travel videos.

Wow. Thank you for your kind words. I hope to visit Poland one day.

Indeed. There are many beautiful places there.

Wow. Thanks.

Thank you. It was a great trip for us and I got in lots of drone time.

Thanks.

Thank you very much!

Thanks ✌️

Thanks. Glad you liked it and found it helpful. If you've never been, you're in for a treat. If you have been, you know how awesome it will be.

Ha! If you go to our other videos on my channel you may notice a theme….if we’re on vacation, it’s probably raining! Scotland 2022. Iceland 2021, 2019, 2018. Portugal in 2019 was particularly bad. Hmmm. Perhaps it’s our choices of destinations.

The opening in St. John’s was the evening we got there after a sunny start then a rainy and foggy drive from Twillingate. The next two days, as you point out, we’re rain and fog; all day and night.

Would do it again without a second thought.

Thanks for watching the video. The route is a little hard to describe because we were all over. What we love about cycling in Quebec is the wealth of cycling paths. We have literally ridden from the bridge all the way down river to the Montmorency falls on the Quebec side and on the Levis side, downstream of Levi all the way up to the Chaudiere Provincial Park. Access is awesome.

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You know Bob, that's a great question and one I hadn't thought about. I would say the exposure to falls is pretty equal. The up and down on this one is much more significant. The length is not comparable with the Knife Edge being much longer. I would say overall, Angel's Landing is more risky, more CROWDED and over all more thrilling. The Knife Edge, as you know, is spectacular in its own way and much more grueling to make it across.

Thanks Debbie. We've made travel and adventures a priority and make the "sacrifices" necessary to do so. I use a combination of cameras. Two GoPros, although in this video it was my GoPro Hero 7. I also have and use a GoPro Hero 9, which I don't like as well as the 7. The "good" still photos are with my Nikon D810. The other stills are with the same GoPro or with my iPhone 12. (Some of the videos are with my iPhone as well). And then, of course, there are the drone shots, which in this case is with my "travel" drone, the small Autel Nano+ It's funny though because I find myself using my iPhone more and more for both stills and video. Crazy. Hope you are well. Like you, I miss softball.

Wow. Thanks. We love Iceland

Gracias!

Thank you for your kind words.

Thanks for reaching out. I SO love Iceland and I frequently say, "I could live there." And yes, I've been in all four seasons! Winter, ie. December, in Iceland offers so many unique opportunities. This is, in large part, due to the fact that so many fewer people are there. It also presents many unique challenges, foremost being the weather and the lack of day light. Plan to do your traveling in the dark because in December it gets light around 9am and gets dark about 3pm. Now, of course, you'll be seeking that elusive green lady; Aurora. She is fickle and you must have some luck with regard to clear skies, but be ready. Luck is where opportunity intersects with preparation. Be prepared with proper clothing. Okay, enough, you didn't ask for advice but rather places to go. I say, rent a car. If you can afford a 4x4 it's worth it. Note you'll pay a premium $$$$ if you can't drive a manual transmission. Use a tour company to get you onto a glacier and into an ice cave. Places. The Golden Circle is worth the ride and is well travelled and well maintained. Go South Iceland. Get a tourguide to snowmobile or four-wheeler ride uo to the volcano. Go to Jokusarlon and "Diamond Beach." If you have time, go North. Go to Akureyri. Go to the Myvatn Nature Baths. Go to Godafoss. Go to the thermal pools and swim outside in the snow. Sky Lagoon in Reykjavik is awesome and there are others that are SO worth it. The Blue Lagoon IMO is NOT! Enjoy. I'm jealous.

Thanks. I'd been looking for a long time and had actually given up. Wasn't looking for a "restoration" just something with the body repaired that I could drive around for fun and not be afraid to take off the road. Good luck on yours!

Thanks Chip. Hope you enjoyed your visit. We intended to get back up there over this passed summer but alas, we've not made it yet.

It is not far at all and is an easy walk. It might be 200 yards.

We put in at Westcustogo Park as mentioned in the video and it took us just under an hour to get 5 miles down stream. Amazingly to us, we were still only about half way from the Rte 9 bridge the the Yarmouth boat launch. SO many twists and turns! SO much fun.

I found flying the second day to be better than the first; in part because part of the flying in the second video was automated in a mode called Active Track. I had to edit a lot to remove the times I flew left when I wanted to go right and other times when I looked down at the monitor and found I was no where near the river. It was challenging for sure.