Shoestring, you can’t fool me. You’re sitting at home in your living room surrounded by a bunch of Bob Ross paintings! I see a bunch of happy mountains and a couple happy little trees. Only thing missing is a happy little cabin. LOL...! Keep on keeping on, Mark! Cheers! Whipple
William Alexander was way better. If you do some research you will find even his phrases 'happy little trees and happy mountains' were even stolen from WIlliam Alexander.
"No one would ever find me if I got ate, well I could got ate in downtown L.A. and no one would find me." Thanks for taking us along with you shoestring. You do some amazing work with your camera. God bless you brother!
This channel and the community is so wholesome, Shoestring getting hooked up with places to stay and rides from subscribers is enough to give someone hope for humanity. Love the view and appreciate you taking us along Shoestring
You had me at, wheeling a someone out who had lung cancer and forgetting their pain. stay safe, warm and complete that mission. All the best from England
A big thank you from all of us who can't travel, for whatever reason. I got around when I was young, but too old now. You're doing what a lot of us wish we could. We're with you in spirit. Stay warm and safe.
Thank you so much for your amazing video. You are up to your ankles in ice, in a wonderland, concerned about wolves, here on Australia Day we are sweltering at 40 deg. C, at the beach concerned about sharks. What a wonderful world.
Loving the scenery, it's awesome. That was a real nice sentiment about taking someone to see the mountains when they're ill. How true indeed. Take care good sir. 😊👍🇦🇺
Been through the tunnel once. Everyone should enjoy the beauty of Alaska. But never got the opportunity (with one leg) to do the side trips. Thank you for that Shoestring❗️
Lost foot 2006 accident at a fire scene. Have a bionic prosthetic but the computer that changes the footfall isn’t fast enough for irregular ground. Toured 49 states by Rv travel, but irregular ground still presents a problem that could lead to breaking a bone in the stump. I still get around, but at 75 years old, I’m willing to see less of the ultra wild while being able to travel. Put 30,000 on a Jeep before purchasing a 26’ Rv to continue seeing the country. It currently has 87,000 miles on it. Have been to 59 National Parks and countless State Parks. I’ve also dealt with having type one diabetes for 61 years. I’ll leave the side treks to the likes of Shoestring and stay mobile enough to enjoy the rest of the country. I don’t need to climb El Capitan to marvel at its majesty from the ground level. After dipping my cane into all the Great Lakes, both Oceans, the Gulf, drive 90% of Route 66, the entirety of the Alaskan Highway, most of Canada’s Provinces, and a dip into Mexico, I’ve only a few Bucket List destinations remaining before I attempt to repeat most of the trip a second time. My plan is to slide sideways into my grave saying “Boy what a Trip.”
@@markevanger4791 ha ha I love the end part...dude sorry to hear that you lost it that way but you say you're 75 now. Wow. Thats good. Well at this point just do the best that you can and be very careful especially around ice steps and sidewalks
Shoestring......indeed a most exceptional video!!! I spent 9 wonderful years living there and the beauty of the sun rising on the snow covered mountains took me back there. Good luck on your challenge, surely you will be successful!. But Stay safe, we all are counting on your future videos!
Actually I'm needing a ride back to Anchorage in the morning.... I'm heading to Fairbanks to travel the Dalton Highway again. My email address is: hobo1shoestring@gmail.com Thanks!
There are professional photographers who tell a big story then there's Hobo Shoestring keeping it real walking the walk and telling it real like it is. Wow. Stay safe and warm. Be careful.
This video is profound, and may be your best ever. For anyone who has ever wondered "what is Alaska like in the winter time", well - you answered it in this single presentation. Thank you for doing what you do.
That was a very nice scenery...! Good job with the timelapse also, and the wolf tracks were stunning 👍 can't wait if youre going to the arctic circle..! Cheers from Finland, keep going!
There will be a day in my future when I head to Alaska to soak in that stunning beauty. Until that day comes, I’ll see it through your camera. Take care
I helped a friend out when his friend passed away. We were cleaning up his hous and his daughter gave me his Carhart coat. I wear it in the morning when I go walking. If it's warmer than 35 degrees I don't wear it. I understand when you say you're steaming. Safe travels and I hope our paths cross!
So stunning and dramatic. Beautiful color and form. Glad you can see better...there’s so much beauty!😺later... I hear you about healing power of nature that pure and grand. I dont have cancer, but I have increasingly disabling arthritis, and I still get up into the PA mountains (I know, no comparison!) via the state forest roads, and I live for my taste of wildness. Thank you for bringing me along to this incredible place.
I started watching bro, some of your train rides awhile back then I found your episodes of Alaska, your videos of the scenery and your narration are really good! I've always wanted to visit, 55 probably never going to happen so this is like a cool virtual vacation for me! Thanks shoestring and stay safe 👍
That's awesome buddy. I have driven through the tunnel to & from Whittier. It's a cool little town. The way they run the tunnel is neat. I'd love to head back up there soon. Stay safe and warm!
I hope you got to see the person who is special to you. Thanks for sharing this beautiful trip with us. Thanks for your last reply too. I got a reply from Willie Nelson today... asked me to email him. Whoo hoo! I hung out around him and his drummer's kids in the 70's a lot. I might have told you about Willie doing a video of his song "I Woke Up Not Dead Again Today". He did it just before the pandemic. I'd better take him up on the offer...Anyway, I see why Alaska is special. In many ways. I hope the government takes good care of it. I don't like to see Alaska messed up.
Kewl, ‘String! You enjoy a freedom only wild animals experience. Talking about cold: In 1985, it was -28° F at Flotation, NC (Spruce Pine), on the Clinchfield Railroad. On train number 94, the dispatcher told my crew via radio that “you have to work Flotation”, an industry track. My poor old brakeman, who had endured many years on the railroad as a yard switchman since WW2, said it was the coldest time he had ever experienced. After we worked the industry, we couldn’t even get enough air on the rear of the train to make a brake test. So, we set off 65 cars in the siding at Toe River and left them there, and with 30 remaining cars on our train, the engines could barely pump enough air to get the required minimum of 75 lbs to make a brake test. Unforgettable cold weather that may never again be experienced in our lifetimes.
That happened with me in 1998 at Gibbon, Nebraska. Train I was on set out cars for the same reason. They seen me on a hopper and told me to come up with them in the lead unit and let me ride to North Platte. Negative 27° that night . Glad they let me
OMG SO BEAUTIFUL... I've never seen Alaska before this is so wonderful for me thank you shoestring you are certainly a blessing and I pray for God to watch over you every single day every single minute of every day God bless you my friend sending mad love from Pennsylvania XOXO Diane
Great video Hobo. Thanks for sharing. A friend and I were going to hop a train years ago, we were 11 or 12. We backed out. Sure would have been in big trouble at home. Found out later that train was going to TX. Long way from S.E. AL. especially for our age.
New Subscriber Shoestring, wow have you seen some amazing shit in your days ridin the rail.. Plus picked up a lot of knowledge about these places as you traveled.. I have to admit your showing some things that most will nvr get to see other then here in #TH-camLand.. Having a Camera with you along your travels gives you something to do other then wondering where your at and where is the next destination.. So i #ThankYou for that Brother..#StayWell #KeepFilming & #StaySafe...
Careful out there Shoestring... It's cold up there! Make sure you got lots of extra warm clothes, and a few pints of brandy never hurt!! Have fun though, that's an absolutely beautiful place!!!
Great footage, Mark! You did good with the zoom - was real steady. What a beautiful place! I definitely couldn't deal with the short days and frigid temps - I go nuts living in MA, lol, let alone AK! Beautiful scenery, though. I was up there in the summer of '87 - my grandma brought me on a 2 week tour of the place. Went as far north as Fairbanks, actually got to see the summit of McKinley and almost got that picture (was a few seconds too late), saw a grizzly bear on the side of the road, took my poor grandma up on a chairlift up the side of a mountain, lol - was still snow up top! Also got to ride the AK Railroad passenger train (I stood up in between the cars the entire 2 hour ride with my head outside! Saw a moose get spooked by the train and run chest deep out of a swamp! I'll never forget that image!), got on a cruise ship - stopped at Ketchikan, and sailed on that back to Seattle, then flew back to MA. One heck of a trip at 13 years old! Cool you had pilot training! I've been wanting to do that the past few years. I bought a paramotor, but haven't flown it yet. Can't wait too. No license or registration needed, so it's a slow learning process. I need to polish up my ground handling skills, then I'll be flying. It's a trike-launch unit, so no running for me. Don't need to be running with asthma, lol. My dream is to get helicopter training, and buy a small Mosquito helicopter to build and fly out of my yard here. Some day! Anyway, thanks for sharing man!
Yes!!!! I'm in heaven. Another video from my favorite hobo. Loving the videos Shoestring. Such majestic beauty there. It is definitely a place that you can be close to God. Hope you stay warm and have a wonderful evening
Thanks for the videos Shoestring. Keep eating well and stay comfortable. You got this! Pretty interesting life you have carved out for yourself and you get to document the journey.
That's awesome too hear wear You are heading to kinda like Ice Road Trucker Road l miss watching that series sence they don't have any more seasons hopefully You will see some of the Guys who used to be on the TV Show Becareful and Safe out on the Roads with all the Snow and Ice on the Roads Looking forward to seeing your Video's of You going on the Dalton Highway kinda wish You were going to Prudhoe Bay if I spelled it correctly Take Care Brother Enjoy your Trip
Your right Shoesstring about nature being a healing force. I spend seven months of the year in the bush and winter in town.The five months i spend in town i feel myself diminising and cant wait to get back to the bush.
Hey, Alaskan rail road guy, in know yer mates helped you find this on TH-cam, this is called FREEDOM, don’t worry yourself it’s still allowed (at the moment) 🇬🇧🇬🇧😀 Shoestring is a gentleman known around the world.
Cool video. This takes me back to when I lived up In Palmer, spent a month camping out on the Knik River down in Butte. The coldest winters I've experienced still has to be South Dakota.
People are kind. The guy who pick you up was looking out for you. Stay safe my friend.
Peace in the mountains, spikes on his feet, he passes thru the valley, a smile for everyone he meets.
Those would be great song lyrics
Shoestring, you can’t fool me. You’re sitting at home in your living room surrounded by a bunch of Bob Ross paintings! I see a bunch of happy mountains and a couple happy little trees. Only thing missing is a happy little cabin. LOL...!
Keep on keeping on, Mark!
Cheers!
Whipple
When I saw those mountains, Bob Ross came to mind. 😊
William Alexander was way better. If you do some research you will find even his phrases 'happy little trees and happy mountains' were even stolen from WIlliam Alexander.
You’re doing the adventuring we all wish we could do!
Emporer of the North
(A-NO.1 to Portland on "19" 10-24-33)
Indeed
"No one would ever find me if I got ate, well I could got ate in downtown L.A. and no one would find me." Thanks for taking us along with you shoestring. You do some amazing work with your camera. God bless you brother!
This channel and the community is so wholesome, Shoestring getting hooked up with places to stay and rides from subscribers is enough to give someone hope for humanity. Love the view and appreciate you taking us along Shoestring
" I was hoping to catch that train, but NOT like a Hobo". LOL ! Undercover Shoestring !
lol.... I had to clarify that because I absolutely know the Alaska Railroad bulls are watching
@@TheHoboShoestring THAT WAS very SMART OF YOU AND FAST THINKING, YA never KNOW!
Your voice is so relaxing and soothing. Like it doesn't have a care in the world. We all need to talk to someone like you from time to time.
Amen
What a rugged but magnificent part of the world. If I saw those wolf tracks, I'd be straight back to town 🏃 great video Shoestring 👍 🚂🚞🇺🇸🇬🇧
Last year was a bumper crop for bunnies at the head of the bay. we had a lot of foxes and coyotes, but I haven't seen a wolf in about 5 years.
You had me at, wheeling a someone out who had lung cancer and forgetting their pain. stay safe, warm and complete that mission. All the best from England
If the world was like the hobo shoestring community life would be great all thumbs up positive people. Sir you are a miracle worker .
We have the best community on youtube.
GREAT video, beautiful scenes. Still looks very cold..to cold for me..
Brother, you are knocking out everybody's bucket list items for them... Safe travels.
You're awesome shoestring. I love you're travels.
I about crapped myself when you showed up in Alaska lol never know what ol Shoestring is gonna be up to!
A big thank you from all of us who can't travel, for whatever reason. I got around when I was young, but too old now. You're doing what a lot of us wish we could. We're with you in spirit. Stay warm and safe.
RIP Shoestring. I still can't believe you have gone. You always did your best to make great videos. Thank you.
You aren't missing anything here, cold and rain near Roanoke, thanks for the neat videos, beautiful country!
What a beautiful place. Skies are so blue. Great video.
Thank you so much for your amazing video. You are up to your ankles in ice, in a wonderland, concerned about wolves, here on Australia Day we are sweltering at 40 deg. C, at the beach concerned about sharks. What a wonderful world.
Loving the scenery, it's awesome.
That was a real nice sentiment about taking someone to see the mountains when they're ill. How true indeed. Take care good sir. 😊👍🇦🇺
Thanks for the shots of the mountains. You ever steadier hand then I have with a tripod LOL.
Stay safe, love you videos.
Very Nice of the Very Kind Gentleman to give you a Ride. There are a Lot of Kind Hearted Souls.👍
Boy, those Alaskan rail guys sure are touchy about train hopping.
They were checking him out and he wasn't even near a train.Probably Ernest Borgnine fans.
Guess who's about to join the frozen keister club?
Been through the tunnel once. Everyone should enjoy the beauty of Alaska. But never got the opportunity (with one leg) to do the side trips. Thank you for that Shoestring❗️
plus-sized. You can do.it all you need is a good prosthetic..people do it all the time
So your book would be,,,,, Touring Alaska,,,,, 1 foot at a time?
Lost foot 2006 accident at a fire scene. Have a bionic prosthetic but the computer that changes the footfall isn’t fast enough for irregular ground. Toured 49 states by Rv travel, but irregular ground still presents a problem that could lead to breaking a bone in the stump. I still get around, but at 75 years old, I’m willing to see less of the ultra wild while being able to travel. Put 30,000 on a Jeep before purchasing a 26’ Rv to continue seeing the country. It currently has 87,000 miles on it. Have been to 59 National Parks and countless State Parks. I’ve also dealt with having type one diabetes for 61 years. I’ll leave the side treks to the likes of Shoestring and stay mobile enough to enjoy the rest of the country. I don’t need to climb El Capitan to marvel at its majesty from the ground level. After dipping my cane into all the Great Lakes, both Oceans, the Gulf, drive 90% of Route 66, the entirety of the Alaskan Highway, most of Canada’s Provinces, and a dip into Mexico, I’ve only a few Bucket List destinations remaining before I attempt to repeat most of the trip a second time. My plan is to slide sideways into my grave saying “Boy what a Trip.”
@@markevanger4791 ha ha I love the end part...dude sorry to hear that you lost it that way but you say you're 75 now. Wow. Thats good. Well at this point just do the best that you can and be very careful especially around ice steps and sidewalks
Thank you for the ride Shoestring! That view behind you looks amazing.
Shoestring......indeed a most exceptional video!!! I spent 9 wonderful years living there and the beauty of the sun rising on the snow covered mountains took me back there. Good luck on your challenge, surely you will be successful!. But Stay safe, we all are counting on your future videos!
If you need a ride anywhere let me know I live in Anchorage.
So sweet of you man. God bless you.
Actually I'm needing a ride back to Anchorage in the morning....
I'm heading to Fairbanks to travel the Dalton Highway again.
My email address is:
hobo1shoestring@gmail.com
Thanks!
Thank You Matthew, very nice of you to help Shoestring!👍👍🚂🚂🚂🚂
Matthew are you giving my guy a ride to Anchorage if so god bless you sir
Matthew, are you related to Jethro King? (From Montana)
I started a similar life for myself drugs took over . Sober 4 years and making plans to finishing seeing this beautiful planet we live on
Stay strong and remind yourself every day that you are winning....
Those little faces that you make always give me a good laugh!
Thanks for doing what you do!
So beautiful! Thanks for sharing this
There are professional photographers who tell a big story then there's Hobo Shoestring keeping it real walking the walk and telling it real like it is. Wow. Stay safe and warm. Be careful.
Maybe a book or movie,,,,, Hobo Shoestring's adventures,,,, like its never been told before!
Truth x 1000
@@kenhurley4441 podcast is a must
Brrrrrr, too cold for me!! Cant take the cold anymore, myself. Have a great one!!
You have the most interesting life and you are a great person
This video is profound, and may be your best ever. For anyone who has ever wondered "what is Alaska like in the winter time", well - you answered it in this single presentation. Thank you for doing what you do.
I truly felt I was right there with you.
That was a very nice scenery...! Good job with the timelapse also, and the wolf tracks were stunning 👍 can't wait if youre going to the arctic circle..! Cheers from Finland, keep going!
There will be a day in my future when I head to Alaska to soak in that stunning beauty. Until that day comes, I’ll see it through your camera.
Take care
I helped a friend out when his friend passed away. We were cleaning up his hous and his daughter gave me his Carhart coat. I wear it in the morning when I go walking. If it's warmer than 35 degrees I don't wear it. I understand when you say you're steaming. Safe travels and I hope our paths cross!
Greetings Shoestring, looks mighty cold 🥶 from Sunny ☀️😎 Florida here.
May the Great Spirit watch over you. 🙏
Shroom says: I was in turmoil this morning until you shared a sense of peace.
Great video 👍 stunning views . Take care all the best form the UK 🇬🇧🇬🇧
This is mindblowingly beautiful. Thank you for sharing this experience.
Wow another great vid with beautiful views and expert commentary! Thank you again!
This is a really great one! Ive watched all these way too late. RIP Hobo
So stunning and dramatic. Beautiful color and form. Glad you can see better...there’s so much beauty!😺later... I hear you about healing power of nature that pure and grand. I dont have cancer, but I have increasingly disabling arthritis, and I still get up into the PA mountains (I know, no comparison!) via the state forest roads, and I live for my taste of wildness. Thank you for bringing me along to this incredible place.
Wow video quality was awesome thanks for sharing
This is so damn cool you made it to Alaska I would have loved to have gone I really would have
I started watching bro, some of your train rides awhile back then I found your episodes of Alaska, your videos of the scenery and your narration are really good! I've always wanted to visit, 55 probably never going to happen so this is like a cool virtual vacation for me! Thanks shoestring and stay safe 👍
Wow - that sunrise is something else.
That's awesome buddy. I have driven through the tunnel to & from Whittier. It's a cool little town. The way they run the tunnel is neat. I'd love to head back up there soon. Stay safe and warm!
I hope you got to see the person who is special to you. Thanks for sharing this beautiful trip with us. Thanks for your last reply too. I got a reply from Willie Nelson today... asked me to email him. Whoo hoo! I hung out around him and his drummer's kids in the 70's a lot. I might have told you about Willie doing a video of his song "I Woke Up Not Dead Again Today". He did it just before the pandemic. I'd better take him up on the offer...Anyway, I see why Alaska is special. In many ways. I hope the government takes good care of it. I don't like to see Alaska messed up.
Kewl, ‘String! You enjoy a freedom only wild animals experience.
Talking about cold: In 1985, it was -28° F at Flotation, NC (Spruce Pine), on the Clinchfield Railroad. On train number 94, the dispatcher told my crew via radio that “you have to work Flotation”, an industry track. My poor old brakeman, who had endured many years on the railroad as a yard switchman since WW2, said it was the coldest time he had ever experienced. After we worked the industry, we couldn’t even get enough air on the rear of the train to make a brake test. So, we set off 65 cars in the siding at Toe River and left them there, and with 30 remaining cars on our train, the engines could barely pump enough air to get the required minimum of 75 lbs to make a brake test. Unforgettable cold weather that may never again be experienced in our lifetimes.
That happened with me in 1998 at Gibbon, Nebraska.
Train I was on set out cars for the same reason. They seen me on a hopper and told me to come up with them in the lead unit and let me ride to North Platte.
Negative 27° that night .
Glad they let me
Thanks Shoestring your videos are always interesting and amazing.
OMG SO BEAUTIFUL... I've never seen Alaska before this is so wonderful for me thank you shoestring you are certainly a blessing and I pray for God to watch over you every single day every single minute of every day God bless you my friend sending mad love from Pennsylvania XOXO Diane
I've been watching Shoestring travel for about a year, fight through sickness and make friends. He's a wonderful human being in my book.
That sunrise is so beautiful on the mountains.
My late hubby wanted to go to Alaska so badly before he died. I'm sure glad youregettin to do this. God bless - stay safe - I'll be prayin for you 💟
Great video Hobo. Thanks for sharing. A friend and I were going to hop a train years ago, we were 11 or 12. We backed out. Sure would have been in big trouble at home. Found out later that train was going to TX. Long way from S.E. AL. especially for our age.
You are truly living life! Inspirational!!! ❤️👍👍
Love your videos!
Thanks for sharing your video, some good places most likely won’t get up to see. Glad you shared.
May the force be with you Shoestring Cheers
On Hoth you are
Cool time lapse. Thanks. I love it when you have a thick crust on the snow. Makes it so easy to walk.
New Subscriber Shoestring, wow have you seen some amazing shit in your days ridin the rail..
Plus picked up a lot of knowledge about these places as you traveled..
I have to admit your showing some things that most will nvr get to see other then here in #TH-camLand..
Having a Camera with you along your travels gives you something to do other then wondering where your at and where is the next destination..
So i #ThankYou for that Brother..#StayWell #KeepFilming & #StaySafe...
Man this is like a national mall geographic video, except there's no scripted narration, I love these videos man
Careful out there Shoestring... It's cold up there!
Make sure you got lots of extra warm clothes, and a few pints of brandy never hurt!!
Have fun though, that's an absolutely beautiful place!!!
Awesome tour. Thank you so much. Absolutely beautiful. Another part of God's country. Blessings, stay safe.
Great footage, Mark! You did good with the zoom - was real steady. What a beautiful place! I definitely couldn't deal with the short days and frigid temps - I go nuts living in MA, lol, let alone AK! Beautiful scenery, though. I was up there in the summer of '87 - my grandma brought me on a 2 week tour of the place. Went as far north as Fairbanks, actually got to see the summit of McKinley and almost got that picture (was a few seconds too late), saw a grizzly bear on the side of the road, took my poor grandma up on a chairlift up the side of a mountain, lol - was still snow up top! Also got to ride the AK Railroad passenger train (I stood up in between the cars the entire 2 hour ride with my head outside! Saw a moose get spooked by the train and run chest deep out of a swamp! I'll never forget that image!), got on a cruise ship - stopped at Ketchikan, and sailed on that back to Seattle, then flew back to MA. One heck of a trip at 13 years old!
Cool you had pilot training! I've been wanting to do that the past few years. I bought a paramotor, but haven't flown it yet. Can't wait too. No license or registration needed, so it's a slow learning process. I need to polish up my ground handling skills, then I'll be flying. It's a trike-launch unit, so no running for me. Don't need to be running with asthma, lol. My dream is to get helicopter training, and buy a small Mosquito helicopter to build and fly out of my yard here. Some day! Anyway, thanks for sharing man!
Absolutely beautiful landscape. Thanks for the video.
Yes!!!! I'm in heaven. Another video from my favorite hobo. Loving the videos Shoestring. Such majestic beauty there. It is definitely a place that you can be close to God. Hope you stay warm and have a wonderful evening
In downtown LA no one would offer you a ride either. These videos are amazing
That was a nice view over that pond/lake. 🚞🚞🚞 ✨🗻✨
Thanks for the videos Shoestring. Keep eating well and stay comfortable. You got this! Pretty interesting life you have carved out for yourself and you get to document the journey.
I was there in June along time ago neat to see again it's quite the area, really enjoyed the video, thanks...
Awesome episode Shoestring. Beautiful country out there. Thanks.
Now that was Great, Loved it!!! 🙏👍
Hey Shoestring. I heard a legendary story about the Alaskan demon werewolf. Be safe out there and safe travels with you shoestring.
“ like sleeping in a bed of angel dust “ ..... Shoestring love your quotes .
That's awesome too hear wear You are heading to kinda like Ice Road Trucker Road l miss watching that series sence they don't have any more seasons hopefully You will see some of the Guys who used to be on the TV Show Becareful and Safe out on the Roads with all the Snow and Ice on the Roads Looking forward to seeing your Video's of You going on the Dalton Highway kinda wish You were going to Prudhoe Bay if I spelled it correctly Take Care Brother Enjoy your Trip
Thank you for the beautiful view
Happy to see how much activity is happening on your channel, hope you get a million subscribers one day 🤞stay safe friend.
Last frontier
Absolutely beautiful 🦅🇺🇸
You take the cake on this mission truly amazing
Those hand warmers will come in handy!
Another great American! stay blessed!
Damn that is so beautiful
My wife wears spikes like that around the property. We're in SW Wisconsin, and It's pretty damn icy here as well! She swears by them!
probably be a good idea not to piss your wife off while outside they look like they would hurt
@@imzackson I agree!
Your videos are very entertaining. Enjoy them immensely. New subscriber and Greetings from Pa.
Your right Shoesstring about nature being a healing force. I spend seven months of the year in the bush and winter in town.The five months i spend in town i feel myself diminising and cant wait to get back to the bush.
You are truly an adventurer..And you must not get cold easy..:)..Beautiful country...
nice time-lapse shoesthing. You making that galaxy phone work for you.
WOW !! That really is beautiful country there !!!
Hey, Alaskan rail road guy, in know yer mates helped you find this on TH-cam, this is called FREEDOM, don’t worry yourself it’s still allowed (at the moment) 🇬🇧🇬🇧😀 Shoestring is a gentleman known around the world.
Never too poor to tour
Wow.. amazing scenery!
Thanks for this 😎
thanks for bringing us along.
Absolutely Breathtaking views
Living vicariously through Shoestring😎
That's beautiful... The Shinning was filmed at the Timberline Lodge on My Hood in Oregon.
Cool video. This takes me back to when I lived up In Palmer, spent a month camping out on the Knik River down in Butte. The coldest winters I've experienced still has to be South Dakota.