I always look forward to your new videos. In this work, the blue sky, the deep green of the trees, and the whiteness of the remaining snow are wonderful.
I’ve been there last year mid may. It’s beautiful. The drive and Crater Lake itself. Your pictures are better then mine. Another fantastic drive and video. Keep up this stunning work ❤
That was such a surprise driving through last year in mid May, coming from the East Coast, and having snowbanks as high as the windows on either side. So pretty driving through this area.
bonjour sympathie vidéo de ce parc de l'oregon la vue en profondeur et la vue aérienne du lac et du cratère avec un drone et absolument magnifique superbe travail .ce parc est immense et sauvage merci de cette découverte je connaissais pas ce parc de votre pays . je dois reconnaitre que votre pays regorge de décors vraiment superbes merci de se partage vidéo et de me faire ainsi voyage cordialement
Thank you for another one. 💚 I enjoyed the drive with you as usual. Good job and as some other commenters also mentioned, I was stunned about the amount of snow still left at this time of the year. By reading the comments I learned that this seems to have been a winter with a huge amount of snow, so this is the reason for that. BTW I found the idea with the aerial footage very cool. Stay safe on the road.
Bardzo dziękuję za kolejną podróż z Tobą :) Jesteś w ścisłej czołówce filmów pokazujących drogi do pięknych miejsc, z pełnym profesjonalizmem filmowania i montażu - to robi wrażenie, zachwyca! Dziękuję, pozdrawiam serdecznie! :) Oglądam Twoje - Wasze - podróże nieustannie :)
@@AdventureEveryDay To answer Gillian, and expand upon your answer, "AED", this previous Winter, was DEFINITELY one for the history books, throughout much of the Western United States, West of the Rockies--perhaps for the Rockies, too. To put it all in perspective, in California, for this Summer, I do not believe that the State 89 will ever open in Lassen Volcanic National Park. Too many slough-outs of road, as well as insane snow accumulations. We'll have to see what Summer '24 will bring.
@@swithinbarclay4797 Thanks for this information. Is this the Volcanic Legacy Sceinc Byway section of 89 that will not open this summer? I could imagine that this would be a great drive too, when it is open.
@@MarkusEicher70 Lassen Volcanic National Park is usually the snowiest site/province in California, with LVNP's 89 typically not opening until about this same time of the year. This province has a particularly cold and moist fetch of air entrained upon it during Late Autumns/Winters/Mid Springs. But it has endured an insane Winter, on par with the Great Winter of 1968-69. It certainly, definitely worth anyone's adventuring, with exotic geology, fumaroles, hydrothermal features, astonishing vistas, and alpine plant & animal life. And I understand the summit vistas from Mt. Lassen cannot be beat!
@@swithinbarclay4797 And I thought that the time I took hubby up to Lassen Volcanic was insane... the road was closed at Bumpass Hell, and where the plows stopped the snow was at least 20 feet deep on the road! This was around 1989-1990.
This is quite a different video for you, "AED". I'd say that it's a whopping 98% of forest colonnades, none of your trademark wide-open vistas. Some folks could get antsy, with the seeming "monotony", but not me. This mixed-conifer melange, is far thicker, far lusher than its counterparts in the Sierra Nevada; there's more species, that don't quite follow the elevational rules-of-thumb as in the Sierra; and, the colonnades often exceed 150'! I believe that you've covered nearly all of California's 395; it's high time to give Oregon's 395 the same treatment, starting with Lake Abert, and its Abert Rim. Then, much of the remaining route skirts the Oregon Outback, with heavy punctuation by Ponderosa savanna, then ending up in the Coulee provinces.
Love your videos. I wondered what camera and mount you're using. I'm looking for something to put on my bike for trail-riding and not happy with the sharpness, clarity, etc. Appreciate any advice!
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WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW
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Thank you!😍🤙
You're welcome 😊
Thank you for all you did to put this video on. Very much enjoyed watching.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
Lovely! Thank you!
Glad you like it!
I always look forward to your new videos. In this work, the blue sky, the deep green of the trees, and the whiteness of the remaining snow are wonderful.
Thanks!
Coucou magnifique paysage.👌👌🌟🌟👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🥰🥰🥰
Merci beaucoup! ❤️
Desejo um excelente final de semana pra vocês !! E obrigada por este lindo vídeo neste lugar simplesmente maravilhoso 👏👏👏👏👏
Muito obrigado por assistir!
روعه روعه روعه منظر جميل جدا
شكرا لمشاهدتك!
I’ve been there last year mid may. It’s beautiful. The drive and Crater Lake itself. Your pictures are better then mine. Another fantastic drive and video. Keep up this stunning work ❤
Glad you like them! Thanks so much!
Beautiful upload. Thank you for sharing beautiful work ❤
Thanks so much 😊
Gorgeous place! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for riding along with us!
Looks better in real life than it does in Days Gone.
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Your work is sensational! 🇧🇷
🧡 Thanks so much!
Wow, that's beautiful! 🌸🌸🌸
Thank you! 😊
That was such a surprise driving through last year in mid May, coming from the East Coast, and having snowbanks as high as the windows on either side. So pretty driving through this area.
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bonjour sympathie vidéo de ce parc de l'oregon la vue en profondeur et la vue aérienne du lac et du cratère avec un drone et absolument magnifique superbe travail .ce parc est immense et sauvage merci de cette découverte je connaissais pas ce parc de votre pays . je dois reconnaitre que votre pays regorge de décors vraiment superbes merci de se partage vidéo et de me faire ainsi voyage cordialement
Heureux de savoir que vous appréciez notre vidéo ! Merci beaucoup d'avoir regardé !
Thank you for another one. 💚 I enjoyed the drive with you as usual. Good job and as some other commenters also mentioned, I was stunned about the amount of snow still left at this time of the year. By reading the comments I learned that this seems to have been a winter with a huge amount of snow, so this is the reason for that. BTW I found the idea with the aerial footage very cool. Stay safe on the road.
Glad you enjoyed the aerial footage! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful drive, plan to do it also in september. Thanks for the video, greetings from a roadtripper from Germany!
Have fun!
Bardzo dziękuję za kolejną podróż z Tobą :) Jesteś w ścisłej czołówce filmów pokazujących drogi do pięknych miejsc, z pełnym profesjonalizmem filmowania i montażu - to robi wrażenie, zachwyca! Dziękuję, pozdrawiam serdecznie! :) Oglądam Twoje - Wasze - podróże nieustannie :)
Dziękuję za miłe słowa i dziękuję za oglądanie!
@@AdventureEveryDay 😍
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the view is extraordinary👍👍👍
Is there normally that much snow there in mid May??!!
Absolutely stunning! 😍
Takes a snowier than usual winter for that much to be left so late in the season.
@@AdventureEveryDay To answer Gillian, and expand upon your answer, "AED", this previous Winter, was DEFINITELY one for the history books, throughout much of the Western United States, West of the Rockies--perhaps for the Rockies, too. To put it all in perspective, in California, for this Summer, I do not believe that the State 89 will ever open in Lassen Volcanic National Park. Too many slough-outs of road, as well as insane snow accumulations. We'll have to see what Summer '24 will bring.
@@swithinbarclay4797 Thanks for this information. Is this the Volcanic Legacy Sceinc Byway section of 89 that will not open this summer? I could imagine that this would be a great drive too, when it is open.
@@MarkusEicher70 Lassen Volcanic National Park is usually the snowiest site/province in California, with LVNP's 89 typically not opening until about this same time of the year. This province has a particularly cold and moist fetch of air entrained upon it during Late Autumns/Winters/Mid Springs. But it has endured an insane Winter, on par with the Great Winter of 1968-69.
It certainly, definitely worth anyone's adventuring, with exotic geology, fumaroles, hydrothermal features, astonishing vistas, and alpine plant & animal life. And I understand the summit vistas from Mt. Lassen cannot be beat!
@@swithinbarclay4797 And I thought that the time I took hubby up to Lassen Volcanic was insane... the road was closed at Bumpass Hell, and where the plows stopped the snow was at least 20 feet deep on the road! This was around 1989-1990.
Boa tarde tudo bem eu amo estes lugares que viagem gostosa ém vai com Deus
Feliz em saber que você gostou do passeio! Obrigado por assistir! Deus o abençoe!
very beatiful...ther street....
imagine you dress like deacon st john and ride the bike at this place is absolutely the best feeling in the world
This is quite a different video for you, "AED". I'd say that it's a whopping 98% of forest colonnades, none of your trademark wide-open vistas. Some folks could get antsy, with the seeming "monotony", but not me. This mixed-conifer melange, is far thicker, far lusher than its counterparts in the Sierra Nevada; there's more species, that don't quite follow the elevational rules-of-thumb as in the Sierra; and, the colonnades often exceed 150'!
I believe that you've covered nearly all of California's 395; it's high time to give Oregon's 395 the same treatment, starting with Lake Abert, and its Abert Rim. Then, much of the remaining route skirts the Oregon Outback, with heavy punctuation by Ponderosa savanna, then ending up in the Coulee provinces.
Glad you enjoyed the ride. We definitely plan on making more trips up to Oregon and into Washington state in the near future.
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@@AdventureEveryDay Well, if I knew that you respond in the language of the person who comment, I would have also spoke into my native language. 😊👍
Is here canada?
Oregon, USA
Love your videos.
I wondered what camera and mount you're using. I'm looking for something to put on my bike for trail-riding and not happy with the sharpness, clarity, etc. Appreciate any advice!