Warmed my heart when you stopped for the "little guy." I stumbled across your videos looking for treadmill motivation. Thank you for not making me motion sick. Your voice and commentary are refreshing, and the silence lets me take in the beautiful scenery. So far, I’ve been to the Dolomites, Rome, and now Montana. This is truly your calling. Thank you for making such wonderful videos. I look forward to more!
"Taking a virtual walk through Meyers River View is like a refreshing breath of nature from the comfort of our screens.Thanks for bringing the beauty of nature to us through this virtual treadmill walking tour. It's a perfect way to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life!" 🌿🚶♂📽
Loved this, Henry! Good to see some more of lovely Montana! Like others have said, it was neat to see you pause for the "wooly worm," as I've heard others call them here in Ohio. The colors are pretty and I'm sure seeing the larch trees in the mountains with some snow covering the tops of the mountains is a beautiful sight. I miss it! Thanks again for yet again another fabulous walk! I'll back up and watch the Montana video you shared prior to this one (I skipped it 🤫, due to time). Stay blessed you & yours!
@CityWalks Hello Henry, I hope you're doing well. I enjoyed this relaxing walk, it's nice to see the autumn colours with the changes in nature. It looks so relaxing out there!
I watch a lot of videos of walking tours here a lot of your and many others who walk around the cities and countries all around the world, i watch those who walk around Europe and around the US of course but seeing your videos of more closer places like this is very interesting and especially here in the magnificent countryside and beautiful scenery that you ars walking in and a very popular place from what I've heard Thank You very much and until next time take care and Thank You. 🤠🇺🇲📱📹🇺🇲📹📱🇺🇲😎
This walk was good for the soul as well as my circulation! I enjoyed both the silence AND the commentary - reminded me of a PBS video on the importance of grasslands. Thanks! 😊
Hi Jasmine and thanks for the donation. I'm glad you found it soothing. I've done a fair amount of work for an organization called American Prairie that is buying up unspoiled grassland in central Montana to keep it in reserve and to let it go back to it's natural state. It's a harsh but beautiful area. All the best and thanks. -H
With everything going on in the world your calming , relaxing walks are one of the enjoyable constants. The cloud formation is amazing. Looks like snow maybe on the way for you. They also make it look like you are at the top of the world!
Thanks so much! Someone called me the Bob Ross of Walking one time and it's my favorite compliment. (he was a famously calm painter who had a show on public television here in the US). No snow and the sun came out later in the day which made the colors pop even more. We might get some cold weather next week though. Cheers and hang in there. -H
Stegosaurus and Bison art on the way down the bench Henry says he is from Livingston but I've never seem him I think he is virtual but tks for the walk Henry
Hi, very nice walk! I like the way you balance spoken narration (behind the camera) with the ambient sounds. And the camera movements are very smooth, with good crisp video. I looked back through some of your older videos (particularly Italy) and saw how in Naples you used captions instead of talking. Although the dominance of ambient sounds in that video made it more "immersive", I found that I missed your voice! You are definitely nice to listen to. :) Also, I noticed that in Italy you were switching from 30 to 60 fps, which makes a big difference in the immersion (on larger screens and TVs). Did you change camera around that time (I saw Hero 8 and iPhone 13 mentioned in your some of your descriptions)? Did switching cameras inspire the upgrade to 60 fps? And what camera are you using these days, like in this nature trail video? I'm very interested in the "behind the scenes" stuff since documenting trips and walks is a very important part of the experience! Anyway, great job, and I look forward to watching more of your videos!
Hi there. Thanks so much for your nice words. I'm currently using a combo of DJI Osmo Pocket 2 with the wireless mic and the iPhone 13pro with a dJI Osmo mobile gimbal and DJI wireless mic system. I think I used 24fps on some because I was trying to save space on the pocket during our trek. Though, I prefer 24p, many people asked for 60p so I've moved to that. I hope that helps and thanks. -H
Hi and thanks so much. It's this phone: amzn.to/46ynD8S , This gimbal: amzn.to/3Qkmz31 ; and this wireless mic: amzn.to/3tBaeyr . Hope that helps. Cheers. -H
Hi Terry, this is the town where I live and I've never felt endangered here. In the woods I usually carry bear spray. Other than that, I just depend on my size (6'6") and common sense. Most places I would go are perfectly safe, or as safe as anywhere else. I've only had one scary encounter, down in Cody, WY. Nunchucks would not have helped. Good question though. -H
Warmed my heart when you stopped for the "little guy." I stumbled across your videos looking for treadmill motivation. Thank you for not making me motion sick. Your voice and commentary are refreshing, and the silence lets me take in the beautiful scenery. So far, I’ve been to the Dolomites, Rome, and now Montana. This is truly your calling. Thank you for making such wonderful videos. I look forward to more!
Welcome and thanks so much for your kind words. I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos. This comment makes my day. -H
"Taking a virtual walk through Meyers River View is like a refreshing breath of nature from the comfort of our screens.Thanks for bringing the beauty of nature to us through this virtual treadmill walking tour. It's a perfect way to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life!" 🌿🚶♂📽
Many thanks! -H
Thank you for this absolutely beautiful autumn walk!
Thank YOU Jasmine! Very much appreciated. -H
Loved this, Henry! Good to see some more of lovely Montana! Like others have said, it was neat to see you pause for the "wooly worm," as I've heard others call them here in Ohio.
The colors are pretty and I'm sure seeing the larch trees in the mountains with some snow covering the tops of the mountains is a beautiful sight. I miss it!
Thanks again for yet again another fabulous walk! I'll back up and watch the Montana video you shared prior to this one (I skipped it 🤫, due to time).
Stay blessed you & yours!
Thanks as always. This fall has been spectacular this year. Our first freeze is coming next week so it will be pretty much over. Lovely. Cheers. -H
@CityWalks Hello Henry, I hope you're doing well. I enjoyed this relaxing walk, it's nice to see the autumn colours with the changes in nature. It looks so relaxing out there!
Many thanks. That said, I’m dreaming of walking around London. All the best. -H
One of the best walks in this channel ❤
Ahhh thanks so much. -H
I watch a lot of videos of walking tours here a lot of your and
many others who walk around the cities and countries all
around the world, i watch those who walk around Europe
and around the US of course but seeing your videos of more
closer places like this is very interesting and especially here
in the magnificent countryside and beautiful scenery that you
ars walking in and a very popular place from what I've heard
Thank You very much and until next time take care and Thank You.
🤠🇺🇲📱📹🇺🇲📹📱🇺🇲😎
Thanks as always Roger. Glad you enjoy them. -H
@@CityWalks
You are very welcome and have a great week Thank You.🤠👋☕📹
This walk was good for the soul as well as my circulation! I enjoyed both the silence AND the commentary - reminded me of a PBS video on the importance of grasslands. Thanks! 😊
Hi Jasmine and thanks for the donation. I'm glad you found it soothing. I've done a fair amount of work for an organization called American Prairie that is buying up unspoiled grassland in central Montana to keep it in reserve and to let it go back to it's natural state. It's a harsh but beautiful area. All the best and thanks. -H
Amazing nature. love it. Thank you for sharing 😊
Thank you too. All the best. -H
Gorgeous views and landscapes Henry. Complete watch.
Thanks so much Onabo -H
So beautiful and relaxing walk my friend, gorgeous views!
Many thanks! It was a a beautiful day to be out in the fall foliage. Cheers. -H
Montana has such a beautiful landscape! 🥰
It really does, even when it's 20F and windy like today! Happy New Year. -H
@@CityWalks Happy New Year.
With everything going on in the world your calming , relaxing walks are one of the enjoyable constants. The cloud formation is amazing. Looks like snow maybe on the way for you. They also make it look like you are at the top of the world!
Thanks so much! Someone called me the Bob Ross of Walking one time and it's my favorite compliment. (he was a famously calm painter who had a show on public television here in the US). No snow and the sun came out later in the day which made the colors pop even more. We might get some cold weather next week though. Cheers and hang in there. -H
Great views! It's Fall, but still hot in Phoenix. It's great to see a change of scenery. ❤
Sorry to hear about the heat. Glad you enjoyed this walk though. -H
Nice walk. I enjoyed it.
Hi Samuel, Glad you enjoyed it. -H
Really appreciate your ytube channel, can't afford patreon rn. Wonderful way to get my steps in. Also enjoy the calm, informative talk💛✨️
Much appreciated! No worries on the patreon. Comments are great too. Keep on Steppin' -H
Stegosaurus and Bison art on the way down the bench Henry says he is from Livingston but I've never seem him I think he is virtual but tks for the walk Henry
I'm downtown most days and live over near the Shane center. I'm 6'6" so I stick out. We do travel a fair amount though. Cheers J. -H
At 215 S 6th if your over this way Really enjoy the local info you weave into a walk tks Jeff@@CityWalks
@@jray5729 Hi Jay, just did a walk on Saturday through town and completely forgot to swing by 6th. Next time. 😃
Stop by anytime Have some ideas about S E Alaska@@CityWalks
Hi, very nice walk! I like the way you balance spoken narration (behind the camera) with the ambient sounds. And the camera movements are very smooth, with good crisp video. I looked back through some of your older videos (particularly Italy) and saw how in Naples you used captions instead of talking. Although the dominance of ambient sounds in that video made it more "immersive", I found that I missed your voice! You are definitely nice to listen to. :) Also, I noticed that in Italy you were switching from 30 to 60 fps, which makes a big difference in the immersion (on larger screens and TVs). Did you change camera around that time (I saw Hero 8 and iPhone 13 mentioned in your some of your descriptions)? Did switching cameras inspire the upgrade to 60 fps? And what camera are you using these days, like in this nature trail video? I'm very interested in the "behind the scenes" stuff since documenting trips and walks is a very important part of the experience! Anyway, great job, and I look forward to watching more of your videos!
Hi there. Thanks so much for your nice words. I'm currently using a combo of DJI Osmo Pocket 2 with the wireless mic and the iPhone 13pro with a dJI Osmo mobile gimbal and DJI wireless mic system. I think I used 24fps on some because I was trying to save space on the pocket during our trek. Though, I prefer 24p, many people asked for 60p so I've moved to that. I hope that helps and thanks. -H
nice
Thanks
This is really nice .
What camera is this ?
Hi and thanks so much. It's this phone: amzn.to/46ynD8S , This gimbal: amzn.to/3Qkmz31 ; and this wireless mic: amzn.to/3tBaeyr . Hope that helps. Cheers. -H
@@CityWalks thank you
*-H you travel to all these isolated places but do you carry anything for self-defence. ...?...like nunchakus.* 😐
Hi Terry, this is the town where I live and I've never felt endangered here. In the woods I usually carry bear spray. Other than that, I just depend on my size (6'6") and common sense. Most places I would go are perfectly safe, or as safe as anywhere else. I've only had one scary encounter, down in Cody, WY. Nunchucks would not have helped. Good question though. -H
@@CityWalks *As for nunchuckers. ..well Bruce Lee did well with a pair 😁👍*