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Thank you! It’s the Suunto Race S here’s a link to it. www.avantlink.com/click.php?tool_type=cl&merchant_id=e295c418-295a-447c-b265-734e25f82503&website_id=196fa35e-063c-4bda-9bff-fb7550a5fbe8&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.rei.com%2Fproduct%2F243463%2Fsuunto-race-s

It so nice having it all easy to access on the shelves I’m glad we had space in the basement.

Those are both great additions! Thank you!

We love them!

Thank you! We are glad to help!

Thank you so much we really appreciate it! Those sound like some awesome plans we have heard that that area is incredible and it’s definitely on our bucket list. We hope you have an amazing year as well!

Haha we aren’t planning on moving but we also aren’t really into politics at all we spend all our time planning our outdoor adventures.

So true! There are so many mountains to explore and it’s all so green!

We love finding local shops in small towns they are always the best!

You like camping in the rain?

@ I absolutely Luv Lighting and Thunder and that usually comes with rain … So if I have to take one to have the other , I will ✌🏼

@@rebeccafranklin9915 we like them when we aren’t backpacking but it was pretty sketchy having it that close while in a tent.

Hahaha it is so beautiful, but the traffic in Seattle was really rough.

If you think Seattle is a rough city compared to half of the US, you’re a baby dude

@ Seattle is a crack and fent infested dumpster I’ve been to plenty other states and countries lmao

I really enjoy it every time I visit. We even planned a week long trip out to Washington this summer so we can explore more!

I wouldn’t recommend staying up there if there’s a chance of thunderstorms it is above treeline. We didn’t have any storms in the forecast and saw lots of others set up up there so we took a chance and luckily we didn’t have any storms.

@the.guidebook Thank you for the answer.Is there a chance to camp somewhere close still at the tree level?

Oh that sounds cool!

I walked a site to determine if it would be a good location for a new cell site and took some photos and measurements. I didn’t show any of that because I was working and on site with the landowner and I want to be respectful to our clients. Our page is also about hiking and travel so I wanted to focus on those aspects of the day.

I walked a site to determine if it would be a good location for a new cell site and took some photos and measurements. I didn’t show any of that because I was working and on site with the landowner and I want to be respectful to our clients. Our page is also about hiking and travel so I wanted to focus on those aspects of the day.

Yes it’s called Lake Isabelle Trail (Winter) on AllTrails www.alltrails.com/trail/us/colorado/lake-isabelle-trail-winter?sh=auehga

No problem glad to help!

That’s smart. Does it ever blow any dust into the bed through the cracks?

I don’t really know what that has to do with this video but most of the people that I’ve met out there have been really nice.

It’s so amazing I bet it’s a great place to live!

Are you also dumb too? Do you think water freezes with magic?

The Mpemba phenomenon of heat loss isn't a constant. Depending on container, size and other variables, warm water can easily freeze more slowly than cold. I just found this out recently myself after my entire family had a fight about it on Christmas 😂

Water freezes at 32 degrees so the farther from 32 degrees you are the longer it will take to cool down to that temperature most of the time. I bet there are some rare times where that isn’t true but it is true most of the time.

@@the.guidebookno. The rate of heat exchange is related to the difference between the temperatures of the objects in contact. The greater the difference in temp the faster the cooling occurs, offsetting the initially warmer starting point. See Fourier’s heating law.

@@JoeyKlu in this situation the only thing that would be varied is temperature. All else is constant.

are you dumb?

More movement means less time for it to freeze, so might as well stay hydrated

It’s mainly because the more often you drink the more water you can consume before it could possibly freeze. We worded that a little weird so I understand the confusion.

Great point. I pretty much only air down for really difficult trails but I should start doing it more often to make the ride more comfortable.

Merry Christmas!

Whoever wants to watch it.

Civil and I work in telecommunications.

That’s a good point. I’m so used to site visits that I didn’t even realize other people wouldn’t understand that I was doing one. I didn’t show what we actually did on site because I was working and there were other people there so I wanted to respect their privacy. For most of these visits we just get eyes on the site and take photos and measurements so we can complete construction drawings for the project.

I’m so glad I had time to hike snow lake it was incredible and Leavenworth was gorgeous as well i absolutely loved it!

​@@the.guidebook I knew that was Blewett watching the video! You were very close to my hunting grounds. It's such a magical place 🥰

I was there to get eyes on a possible new telecom site on a mountain and photograph the area along with lines of site. We also had to measure out the site in the location to see if we had enough space.

This is so true. The time zone changes and late nights and early mornings take a toll.

Thank you. Honestly I probably shouldn’t have done that because traffic was way worse than I expected and I got to my gate right before boarding started.

Oh dang that’s nasty. Did you get sick?

Thank you so much for the additional info!

I did too when I was reading info about alpine lakes to make this video lol.

Hahahahahahaha

You relied on a sign to tell you it was safe. You sweet, darling summer child.

Oh dang I’m sorry I bet that was terrible.

@@wowthungsten ain't it true...youth is wasted on the young - in part because there's so much they don't know better! So much energy, yet most of it wasted...

But cheers for the drinking advice

That’s a good point the stuff about stagnant water was more for other water sources that can be dangerous but I now understand how I didn’t explain that the best.

Very true!

What is germ theory?

@@the.guidebook it's an unproven theory about bacteria causing disease that is taken as scientifically proven, when it's not. Like the newer version called virogoly. Both are pseudosciences: i.e. presented as proven with the scientific method, when in reality never proven. But nonetheless very lucrative.

​@@the.guidebook A pseudoscience like virology. It presents a bacteria or virus to be the proven cause of disease x, when NEVER actually proven scientifically. Only slight of hand and avoiding the actual experimentation altogether.

@@the.guidebook A pseudoscience like virology. It presents a bacteria or virus to be the proven cause of disease x, when NEVER actually proven scientifically. Only slight of hand and avoiding the actual experimentation altogether. www.youtube.com/@DrSamBailey/videos

@@the.guidebook A pseudoscience like virology. It presents a bacteria or virus to be the proven cause of disease x, when NEVER actually proven scientifically. Only slight of hand and avoiding the actual experimentation altogether. www.youtube.com/@DrSamBailey/videos

We are glad to help. Thank you!

Good to know.

Thank you! Our old apartment didn’t allow real trees so we got a fake one years ago and have been using it ever since. We are so glad we went out and cut down our own real tree this year!

I live in Colorado. Where did you do this at? How far did you have to hike?

Merry Christmas!

No problem glad we could help!