You’re a wonderful storyteller, Amanda. Thank you for putting so much effort into your videos. I look forward to each and every one of them. With regards from Australia 🇦🇺
That cemetery was interesting. I love cemeteries. They make you reflect on life and our shared humanity. The tombstones were quite lovely. I work at a monument company so I always notice tombstones. They are works of art really, especially considering the amount of work that went into making them back in the day. And those waterfall scenes were crazy gorgeous!!! Good work!
You are so right people has got used to the Modern Way and you're the only one that I have been across on TH-cam that talks about the time back then how hard it was for them to survive everybody has gotten used to computers cell phones a knob on the wall to turn up the heat or a knob on the stove to cook and don't have to go out and bust wood I think about how many would survive if they had to do all the things that people did back then how many children would even know how to best what or how many grown-ups could even start a fire or how many people could cook on a wood stove so thank you so much for your videos and taking me along with you may God bless you and safe travel
Thank you so much for this lovely video. I enjoyed every bit; Frank listening attentively as you played such soothing sounds, the decaying remains of the mine, which so stimulate my curiosity about those times, the very beautiful waterfalls. Just loved it!❤
Hi Amanda. Lovely video. Hope you got your 🍟😂. Big love to you & Frank . 🐾 🇮🇪 🌸 "She understood as women often do (more easily than men), that the declared meaning of a spoken sentence is only its overcoat, and the real meaning lies underneath its scarves and buttons.” - Peter Carey
I love hearing Frank snore. (I used to have a dog that snored really loudly.) I thought I heard Frank in the background and that really boosted my sense of the peace you were describing at the beginning of the video. The volcanic fields look so mysterious. I just loved the roaring river and the drone pull out of all the falls. So glad you share an interest in the vestiges of the past and also the tiny (juniper?) berries along the way. Thanks for sharing, Amanda!
Hey Amanda, that was an awesome video love seeing all the things from 100 years ago the old mining dams and everything that was awesome and the drone footage from the river in the waterfalls. Awesome. I hope you reach 30,000 subscribers in your channel continues to grow you and Frank are so amazing you always make my day. I look forward to you next video you guys be safe out there and stay warm.🇺🇸♥️🙏👍😎⛰️🚐🇨🇦
Thanks for going into details about the cooking you do. I'm a meat eater, but vegetarian curious. the food you make always looks so good. I like the way you sear most everything you cook. It adds lot of flavor. Great drone work and a little bit of history. Both me and Frank appreciate the music you play for us. A truly enjoyable episode.
Such a cute modified turban you made for Frank to keep his ears warm! Your editing with the beautiful overlaying fades is so nice… didn’t think your editing could get any better as I always enjoy your visual narrative. And love the mine exploring. Thank you!
Would be so interesting to read old locals journals of Atlin. You’d probably enjoy visiting the cedar Creek Grist Mill East of Woodland Washington. Built in 1800s, flume and historic site has been restored. It still mills grain with the original water powered turbine on the weekends.
This has been by far one of my favorite vlogs of yours. Watched it 3x. It's very calming, and packed with cool information and venturing! I need to visit! And that meal sounds delicious! 🤤 Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful country, reminds me of places in vt. and mass, usa. The old grave yard was kind of spooky different.with the fences around them. I admire you going out alone like you do.
Thank you for sharing such an interesting vlog. 😊 My hubby and I love exploring places from the past,it really makes you think how tough it must of been working in such harsh conditions,etc. I think your right about getting older and appreciating history. 😊❤️
🙏for sharing this experience. I never even heard of Atlins. I’m very into historical towns and sights, and imagining how life was for people back-when. I find it impressive how people managed to survive these harsh Canadian winters in the olden days👍💫👍
Morning : I enjoy your peaceful videos and amazed how healthy you eat living in a van. I live in a house and don't eat even close to healthy as you but working on it. The Drink in the coffee cup looked yummy. Enjoy :)
You probably already know this. But if not, be careful in these old mine site areas. Some of the shafts are vertical and have been covered up with old lumber that's rotten now. A surveyer fell into one. He got out, however, with the help of his assistant.
Your drumming is so soothing! The meals look simple but delicious, I love getting ideas for when we travel. This is my favorite time of year to get outside too, less people, quieter and the landscapes amazing! Cheers
This video was amazing and so gorgeous waterfalls and old buildings that I really enjoyed them as much as you. Frank is so precious and sweet. Hugs to Frank. Wishing you 30K + subscribers before the end of this year. BTW, I had some fries today too!
Amanda your videos are truly a gift. The intentional way you live your life is so sacred. Thank you for bringing us along on your journeys. Blessings from Calgary Alberta 🙏🏼♥️
Amanda your a really good story teller, just love listening to you tell about all the places and things you see and find, love watching your videos, love to you and Frank♥️♥️🫖🐈
Thank you for sharing your interest in the history of the places you visit. Your documentations can become their own historical markers for future explorers, whether actual or virtual. Oh, and your meals are always an inspiration for my own, 'what's for supper?' question. :-)
O. Amanda. So happy you're up there enjoying the most remote part of BC. I so enjoyed my time there. You have to experience the snow fall. Its so magical in that area. So quiet. Peaceful. I also hope you got to see MacDonald Lake. Enjoy the serenity!!!! Hugs to Frank-amous. Safe travels 🐾🧡🐾🧡🐾🧡🚐🖖🏽
I so enjoyed EVERY bit of this video. I love that you showed what and how you cook your healthy meals. Believe it or not you inspire me to eat better. I love the beauty you bring to the masses that we could not see ourselves. It goes without saying I love Frank ❤. You are inspirational ❣️Mix bag works for me.
Thank you, Amanda, for taking us on a journey back in time and for the history lessons. Your journeys truly take me to places I'll never have the chance to visit. Your vidoagraphy, drum music, cooking, and storytelling, you and Frank are what make you channel so special to me. I love to escape from my reality even for a short time to visit yours. May God continue to bless you and Frank and give you safe travels as you go about seeking the things you desire for your life and Franks. ❤
When you first showed the old wooden dam, I thought it was a train trestle that had tipped over on its side!😊 Thanks for explaining about it and educating me! And your drone footage of that series of waterfalls was truly awe-inspiring. I love getting that big picture view, and you are so skilled at weaving your content together with words, video and music. Thank you for all you do.
I enjoyed your landscape photography so much. Your artistic handiwork comes alive!! I have driven past the sign to Atlin a few times, but next time, I will need to take the time for a side trip to Atlin. I especially loved the view of that waterfall. Your narration, along with photography, tends to draw me right to place where you are. Thank you so much.
Absolutely!!! If I could choose to go back 100 years or forward 100 years I likely would choose back and enjoy the physically hardships of a simple life over more technology and stimulation.
Love this video with the old mining history. I’ve been watching Gold Rush on the Discovery Channel. There’s two big mining operations in the Yukon they follow on the show. One is Tony Beets & his family & they just moved operations to Indian Creek/River. They other is my favorite & that’s Parker Schnabel. He’s only 28 & he’s owned a mining operation in the Yukon for 11 yrs! Crazy right!
Loved thos one. I lived in an.old mining town, in a dry cabin at 9000 feet. I always tried to imagine the stories of those before me. Frank in the bag is adorable. Like that purple shirt! Thrift store scores are always satisfying.🐾☮️💜
Thank you for the great video! It really is amazing to see how people lived and survived a hundred years ago. Makes one appreciate the comforts of today
I’m a few days late to the party (story of my life 😂), but Happy Vaniversary, Amanda & Frank!! 🥳 … It was so very cool to see the older clips+pics. 😊 I’m not a vanlifer, just a traveler/adventurer with a van (since 2007, before it was as trendy). Prior to the van, I was an avid backpacker…until I lost a leg in an accident…and the van got me out for longer camping trips. Even as just a solo van traveling woman, I find it harder now to even just “plain old travel” spontaneously, for the reasons you mention. Messy folks ruining it for those of us who care for the wild, and it’s harder to find free or even affordable overnight spots., and spots in nature. It makes things a lot harder, and I’m not even full time, so it makes a lot of sense why your feelings are as they are. 💛 Anyhoo!!! Loved the video! And love being a Patron! I get a lot of joy out of your content. Warmly, Bonnie from California
Lovely vlog, cooking, music, walking, scenery and history. Pretty sure I here Frank snoozing too 💤 You really tell a good story and have a lovely gentle style of narrating… Thankyou 😊
❤❤❤❤ Love this what an awesome treat and absolutely stunning video and informative I love seeing that old stuff thank you for taking me along❤ hello from North Carolina
Thank you for sharing the Atlin area. Such a magical place! I remember that cemetery. Another interesting cemetery is in Dawson City. During the Klondike Gold Rush, many residents died in 1900-1901 due to a cholera outbresk (a result of poor sanitation).
Nice drone work. Beautiful content. Like your solitude attitude. Gold rush history reminds me of the musical Paint Your Wagon. Thanks for sharing this adventure.
That was so interesting to learn about Atlan ; I agree, old quaint historical buildings are wonderful. What a special little place. Best to you and Frank.
Wow what a beautiful place you've visited 😍 I love watching your videos, thank you for making them all. I just wish I had your courage to explore on your own 🙏 xx
Hi from the island. Nice to see northern BC. I haven't been up there for like 12 yrs ago when I drove through. I guess this is a few weeks behind as I'm sure there is snow now.
Oh, Amanda. Enjoying this series so much! It's a bit of peace in all of the chaos of everyday life here in society.
Thank you, it’s good to take your mind off things ☺️
@@tidelinetoalpine your videos are wonderful. I always enjoy them...I was wondering about the purple bandage on Franks foot. Did he injure it?
@@sandollarj504it's just to protect his leg where it touches the ground.
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@@tidelinetoalpine You bring so much Peace and calm to so many of us ❤️✌️
I just love your videos 🙂
So much love to you and Frank my dear ⭐️
Thank you for the great pictures at 13 mins. And much appreciate your depth of thought. Yippie
You’re a wonderful storyteller, Amanda. Thank you for putting so much effort into your videos. I look forward to each and every one of them. With regards from Australia 🇦🇺
Thank you 🫶🏻 so sorry I missed this. I hope you have a wonderful weekend.
That cemetery was interesting. I love cemeteries. They make you reflect on life and our shared humanity. The tombstones were quite lovely. I work at a monument company so I always notice tombstones. They are works of art really, especially considering the amount of work that went into making them back in the day. And those waterfall scenes were crazy gorgeous!!! Good work!
You are so right people has got used to the Modern Way and you're the only one that I have been across on TH-cam that talks about the time back then how hard it was for them to survive everybody has gotten used to computers cell phones a knob on the wall to turn up the heat or a knob on the stove to cook and don't have to go out and bust wood I think about how many would survive if they had to do all the things that people did back then how many children would even know how to best what or how many grown-ups could even start a fire or how many people could cook on a wood stove so thank you so much for your videos and taking me along with you may God bless you and safe travel
Thank you so much for this lovely video. I enjoyed every bit; Frank listening attentively as you played such soothing sounds, the decaying remains of the mine, which so stimulate my curiosity about those times, the very beautiful waterfalls. Just loved it!❤
Thank you for sharing your journey 🙏🕊🌏🤟
Hi Amanda. Lovely video. Hope you got your 🍟😂. Big love to you & Frank . 🐾 🇮🇪
🌸 "She understood as women often do (more easily than men), that the declared meaning of a spoken sentence is only its overcoat, and the real meaning lies underneath its scarves and buttons.”
- Peter Carey
I can't understand why you don't have a 100,000 subscribers youre so good at what you do
Purple is the color of Royalty. It looks beautiful on you!
I'm looking forward to following you and Frank.😂🎉
I love hearing Frank snore. (I used to have a dog that snored really loudly.) I thought I heard Frank in the background and that really boosted my sense of the peace you were describing at the beginning of the video. The volcanic fields look so mysterious. I just loved the roaring river and the drone pull out of all the falls. So glad you share an interest in the vestiges of the past and also the tiny (juniper?) berries along the way. Thanks for sharing, Amanda!
Yes Juniper, the tastiest kind anywhere 🤗
Hey Amanda, that was an awesome video love seeing all the things from 100 years ago the old mining dams and everything that was awesome and the drone footage from the river in the waterfalls. Awesome. I hope you reach 30,000 subscribers in your channel continues to grow you and Frank are so amazing you always make my day. I look forward to you next video you guys be safe out there and stay warm.🇺🇸♥️🙏👍😎⛰️🚐🇨🇦
Thanks LaNette, I hope you have a great day ✨
Really cool video 😁✌️
Thanks for going into details about the cooking you do. I'm a meat eater, but vegetarian curious. the food you make always looks so good. I like the way you sear most everything you cook. It adds lot of flavor. Great drone work and a little bit of history. Both me and Frank appreciate the music you play for us. A truly enjoyable episode.
Turns out veggies are super tasty well fried in oil 😅
Yes. thanks for telling us what you did to make that food. Looked good.
Amanda is a talented cook, she is fearless with the spices! I’ve got to try some of her dishes, especially with coriander 😋
Thanks so much for the video. It was so neat to have that pause to reflect on the past.
Thanks so much for bringing us all along 😊
Loved this video! The muted colors of the aged woods in the mines were beautiful!
Thanks!
Thank you Andy 🙏🏼 I hope you’re having a great weekend.
Thank you for sharing. Pets for Frank.
Thank you for your video. What a beautiful video, and information. I wish I could have walked along. Thank you for doing the hike. Hi , hugs, Frank!
One of your best videos, IMO. Thanks for sharing.
Such a cute modified turban you made for Frank to keep his ears warm! Your editing with the beautiful overlaying fades is so nice… didn’t think your editing could get any better as I always enjoy your visual narrative. And love the mine exploring. Thank you!
Thanks Kim, I appreciate it 🫶🏻
Would be so interesting to read old locals journals of Atlin. You’d probably enjoy visiting the cedar Creek Grist Mill East of Woodland Washington. Built in 1800s, flume and historic site has been restored. It still mills grain with the original water
powered turbine on the weekends.
This has been by far one of my favorite vlogs of yours. Watched it 3x. It's very calming, and packed with cool information and venturing! I need to visit!
And that meal sounds delicious! 🤤 Thanks for sharing.
Such an awesome video. You write so well. It carried a documentary vibe to it.
4x.
Wow thank you! 🙏🏼
@@tidelinetoalpine No, thank you!! 🙏❤️
God bless you and Frank stay safe😊❤
Beautiful country, reminds me of places in vt. and mass, usa. The old grave yard was kind of spooky different.with the fences around them. I admire you going out alone like you do.
Thank you ☺️
That drum is so soothing!
Truly enjoy your content!! Your adventures and the rock hearts 🫶
French fry goal, awesome.
Once again, beautiful videography! The water, old buildings, love it all! Thanks, Amanda and Frank
Your close up photography of small details is beautiful. Really makes me feel as if I were seeing it with my own eyes in person.
Hello Amanda, it is normal that when you get older you get intrested in stuff from the past. Loved it! Thank you. Big huggs for Frank.
Frank is enjoying his forest sniffing.
Very impressed with your editing abilities and creativity!!!
Thank you for sharing such an interesting vlog. 😊 My hubby and I love exploring places from the past,it really makes you think how tough it must of been working in such harsh conditions,etc. I think your right about getting older and appreciating history. 😊❤️
You are such a brave woman and a great inspiraation!
I always love your videos. Your very talented at video production and that makes for an enjoyable experience. All the best to everyone.
🙏for sharing this experience. I never even heard of Atlins. I’m very into historical towns and sights, and imagining how life was for people back-when. I find it impressive how people managed to survive these harsh Canadian winters in the olden days👍💫👍
great filming!
First sight of that waterfall brought me a huge, relaxing breath! How awesome you were granted a generous fall in the Yukon. 👍🇨🇦🐾💫💖
Morning : I enjoy your peaceful videos and amazed how healthy you eat living in a van. I live in a house and don't eat even close to healthy as you but working on it. The Drink in the coffee cup looked yummy. Enjoy :)
It was hot chocolate 😋
You probably already know this. But if not, be careful in these old mine site areas. Some of the shafts are vertical and have been covered up with old lumber that's rotten now. A surveyer fell into one. He got out, however, with the help of his assistant.
Your drumming is so soothing! The meals look simple but delicious, I love getting ideas for when we travel. This is my favorite time of year to get outside too, less people, quieter and the landscapes amazing! Cheers
Kiitos! Thank you!
Thank you ☺️ I hope you’re having a great day ✨🐾
Thank you for the book title. Really beautiful and calming video 💜🐾
This video was amazing and so gorgeous waterfalls and old buildings that I really enjoyed them as much as you. Frank is so precious and sweet. Hugs to Frank. Wishing you 30K + subscribers before the end of this year. BTW, I had some fries today too!
Everything in this video resonated deeply with me. Very pleasurable. I love purple and heart shaped objects also!
It is so cute. I can hear frank snoring in the background lol
Not sure what was more beautiful...you & Frank or the scenery. 🐾✌🏻🙏🏻
Wow minus 63 must have been scary cold for sure, Thanks Amanda we received your postcard and sticker this past week ❤ Awesome shot of Frank
All the stone hearts. Nature was happy to see you there. Always love all the drone footage so we see the all the terrain.
So beautiful !
Amanda your videos are truly a gift. The intentional way you live your life is so sacred. Thank you for bringing us along on your journeys.
Blessings from Calgary Alberta 🙏🏼♥️
Amanda your a really good story teller, just love listening to you tell about all the places and things you see and find, love watching your videos, love to you and Frank♥️♥️🫖🐈
Thank you for sharing your interest in the history of the places you visit. Your documentations can become their own historical markers for future explorers, whether actual or virtual. Oh, and your meals are always an inspiration for my own, 'what's for supper?' question. :-)
BC is beautiful in the back country. You and Frank seem to enjoy your time there and I hope you are both safe and free of unwelcomed visitors.
So far so good Stuart 🤗
1997 we almost bought the pyramid house in atlin for $65,000. But we chickened out 😂
And great video, by the way 👍
Don't forget in your comfort. Always be safe.😊
O. Amanda. So happy you're up there enjoying the most remote part of BC. I so enjoyed my time there. You have to experience the snow fall. Its so magical in that area. So quiet. Peaceful. I also hope you got to see MacDonald Lake. Enjoy the serenity!!!! Hugs to Frank-amous. Safe travels 🐾🧡🐾🧡🐾🧡🚐🖖🏽
I so enjoyed EVERY bit of this video. I love that you showed what and how you cook your healthy meals. Believe it or not you inspire me to eat better. I love the beauty you bring to the masses that we could not see ourselves. It goes without saying I love Frank ❤. You are inspirational ❣️Mix bag works for me.
Thanks you 🫶🏻✨
Thanks for sharing this journey with me. Love U n Frank
Safe Travels Always. God Bless Ya'll Mucho Love ❤️ 😍
Thank you, Amanda, for taking us on a journey back in time and for the history lessons. Your journeys truly take me to places I'll never have the chance to visit. Your vidoagraphy, drum music, cooking, and storytelling, you and Frank are what make you channel so special to me. I love to escape from my reality even for a short time to visit yours. May God continue to bless you and Frank and give you safe travels as you go about seeking the things you desire for your life and Franks. ❤
When you first showed the old wooden dam, I thought it was a train trestle that had tipped over on its side!😊 Thanks for explaining about it and educating me! And your drone footage of that series of waterfalls was truly awe-inspiring. I love getting that big picture view, and you are so skilled at weaving your content together with words, video and music. Thank you for all you do.
Gotta get them fries ! Had some last night in the van
I got them! They were great, love fries 🤤
nothing beats a top-down drone shot of trees. Absolutely stunning.
Loved this one! I appreciate how you captured the small details in the historic buildings.
I enjoyed your landscape photography so much. Your artistic handiwork comes alive!! I have driven past the sign to Atlin a few times, but next time, I will need to take the time for a side trip to Atlin. I especially loved the view of that waterfall. Your narration, along with photography, tends to draw me right to place where you are. Thank you so much.
❤
What a beautiful video! Not just the scenery but the storytelling as well.
Those waterfalls were awesome and the old buildings interesting!
A 100 years ago was a harsh life and that is what they will say about us 100 years from now😀
Absolutely!!! If I could choose to go back 100 years or forward 100 years I likely would choose back and enjoy the physically hardships of a simple life over more technology and stimulation.
Amen !
Franks little face is adorable
6:05 mark: Thanks for the research and presentation of the Boulder Dam site history and story.
Love this video with the old mining history. I’ve been watching Gold Rush on the Discovery Channel. There’s two big mining operations in the Yukon they follow on the show. One is Tony Beets & his family & they just moved operations to Indian Creek/River. They other is my favorite & that’s Parker Schnabel. He’s only 28 & he’s owned a mining operation in the Yukon for 11 yrs! Crazy right!
Amanda, you bring us the most beautiful and inspiring stories. Thanks for sharing! Safe travels to you and Frank😊
Thank you for a wonderful story. Hugs to Frank🦴
Loved thos one. I lived in an.old mining town, in a dry cabin at 9000 feet. I always tried to imagine the stories of those before me. Frank in the bag is adorable. Like that purple shirt! Thrift store scores are always satisfying.🐾☮️💜
Colorado?
Thank you for the great video!
It really is amazing to see how people lived and survived a hundred years ago.
Makes one appreciate the comforts of today
I’m a few days late to the party (story of my life 😂), but Happy Vaniversary, Amanda & Frank!! 🥳 … It was so very cool to see the older clips+pics. 😊
I’m not a vanlifer, just a traveler/adventurer with a van (since 2007, before it was as trendy). Prior to the van, I was an avid backpacker…until I lost a leg in an accident…and the van got me out for longer camping trips. Even as just a solo van traveling woman, I find it harder now to even just “plain old travel” spontaneously, for the reasons you mention. Messy folks ruining it for those of us who care for the wild, and it’s harder to find free or even affordable overnight spots., and spots in nature. It makes things a lot harder, and I’m not even full time, so it makes a lot of sense why your feelings are as they are. 💛
Anyhoo!!! Loved the video! And love being a Patron! I get a lot of joy out of your content. Warmly, Bonnie from California
Lovely vlog, cooking, music, walking, scenery and history. Pretty sure I here Frank snoozing too 💤
You really tell a good story and have a lovely gentle style of narrating…
Thankyou 😊
This is the third bit of amazing good news I've heard today. Thank you so much.
Hello Amanda and frank ❤️
Wow! Amazing tour of the past! I look forward to your videos. Frank is so cute. Stay warm! I enjoy your music. It is very soothing.😊
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Love this what an awesome treat and absolutely stunning video and informative I love seeing that old stuff thank you for taking me along❤ hello from North Carolina
How do you not get lost/keep your bearings/find your vehicle when exploring remote trails or no trails on foot?
Amazing water falls!!
Epic views 😊 Frank is the best😊
👋Hello Frank and Amanda. Yet another wonderful video. Such beautiful scenery. You have some wonderful drone shots Amanda. Thank you for sharing.😊❤
Loved this video and the Atlin area!
Thank you for sharing the Atlin area. Such a magical place! I remember that cemetery. Another interesting cemetery is in Dawson City. During the Klondike Gold Rush, many residents died in 1900-1901 due to a cholera outbresk (a result of poor sanitation).
Oh how cool! Thank you so much for sharing🙏👍👍
Really enjoying these videos. Makes me want to travel around the area. Thanks for sharing. ❤
Nice drone work. Beautiful content. Like your solitude attitude. Gold rush history reminds me of the musical Paint Your Wagon. Thanks for sharing this adventure.
That was so interesting to learn about Atlan ; I agree, old quaint historical buildings are wonderful. What a special little place. Best to you and Frank.
Beautiful video Amanda frank I Love
Those waterfalls ❤❤❤
Love all your genres, Amanda! You should add chats about the books you read too! Hugs to you and Frank! xo
Wow what a beautiful place you've visited 😍
I love watching your videos, thank you for making them all. I just wish I had your courage to explore on your own 🙏 xx
Wow the river footage was unbelievable!
Hi from the island. Nice to see northern BC. I haven't been up there for like 12 yrs ago when I drove through. I guess this is a few weeks behind as I'm sure there is snow now.
Amanda, thank you for this video. I love every minute of it. Just breathtaking.