You are becoming quite skilled with your video production! I loved the long ride-by, starting just after the first minute, and lasting about 40 seconds! You have the entire road to yourself. I like the way you spliced together the clips, very effective. Yes, next video expand on stealth camp, a topic that apparently a lot of trikers and bikers really love judging by the 1.2 thousand views in only 12 days! Congrats! HOBO
Hey Doug 👋, Unfortunately that particular time my stealth camping spot video clips didn't come out the way I hoped. I'm sure you can relate, LOL 😆 with all your stealth camping adventures. I ended up deleting the camping clips. They were not to my satisfaction. It was getting dark and I was loosing daylight and had to get everything set up for the night. I will do more stealth camping videos, you can be sure. I will then display all my camping gear and stealth camp spot. Sorry for the inconvenience this time around.
I sure can relate! Hurrying to set up camp as darkness falls makes all the camera work take second place. Great idea to not post stuff that you aren't happy with. I've had to delete lots of raw footage. Once I went on a great rant and when I was editing I noticed I had something hanging out of my nose. I had to delete it, lol!@@The-GreenHornet
@@The-GreenHornetI've slept overnight on my trike more than once, when in a setting where pitching a tent would have gotten me in hot water with the law. Yes, they do make super comfortable sleep solutions, but if the temps are cold, it's mighty hard to remain warm! Once I slept on the trike at the north end of the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco, at a large pullout, breezy and cold ... brrr. During the night I had two visitors: 1) a young couple making out in a car not far away - probably didn't even know I was there 2) a county sheriff, patrol car stopped for a moment nearby, but he went on without any contact - if I had been tented, he would have sent me packing steve
@@EZSteve I remember both of your overnight sleeping on your trike stories in your articles. Yes, I suppose in some circumstances sleeping on my Catrike could be beneficial. Especially now that I have The Green Hornet Catrike 700, with a 25° seat angle, compared to my Expedition recumbent trike which has a 37° seat angle. Just wrap my 0° goose down quilt around me and I'd be as snug as a bug... Get It!? Green Hornet or even a Firefly. Haha.
Wow you got it
Loaded to the hill. So smart with the reflectors and the light on back.
You are becoming quite skilled with your video production! I loved the long ride-by, starting just after the first minute, and lasting about 40 seconds! You have the entire road to yourself. I like the way you spliced together the clips, very effective. Yes, next video expand on stealth camp, a topic that apparently a lot of trikers and bikers really love judging by the 1.2 thousand views in only 12 days! Congrats!
HOBO
Thank you Hobo Steve.
You see...even those who still use Crayola crayons are able to learn to edit. All on my phone too.
brilliant! agree with the other commenter, nice shot, would like to see more of the camp!
Thank you for your comment.
See my comment that I left him.
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Loved hearing the geese overhead!
No geese.
@@The-GreenHornet what was the sound of geese?
Don't know
Great equipment! Great shots of you pedaling, looks so comfortable. Give us more shots of your stealth camp!
Hey Doug 👋,
Unfortunately that particular time my stealth camping spot video clips didn't come out the way I hoped.
I'm sure you can relate, LOL 😆 with all your stealth camping adventures.
I ended up deleting the camping clips. They were not to my satisfaction. It was getting dark and I was loosing daylight and had to get everything set up for the night.
I will do more stealth camping videos, you can be sure.
I will then display all my camping gear and stealth camp spot.
Sorry for the inconvenience this time around.
I sure can relate! Hurrying to set up camp as darkness falls makes all the camera work take second place. Great idea to not post stuff that you aren't happy with. I've had to delete lots of raw footage. Once I went on a great rant and when I was editing I noticed I had something hanging out of my nose. I had to delete it, lol!@@The-GreenHornet
Hey Doug 👋,
Check out some of my new Green Hornet Catrike 700 clips.
bike looks so comfy...who needs a tent?
In the desert you always need a tent.
Too many creepy crawlies in the middle of the night.
@@The-GreenHornetI've slept overnight on my trike more than once, when in a setting where pitching a tent would have gotten me in hot water with the law. Yes, they do make super comfortable sleep solutions, but if the temps are cold, it's mighty hard to remain warm!
Once I slept on the trike at the north end of the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco, at a large pullout, breezy and cold ... brrr. During the night I had two visitors:
1) a young couple making out in a car not far away - probably didn't even know I was there
2) a county sheriff, patrol car stopped for a moment nearby, but he went on without any contact - if I had been tented, he would have sent me packing
steve
@@EZSteve
I remember both of your overnight sleeping on your trike stories in your articles.
Yes, I suppose in some circumstances sleeping on my Catrike could be beneficial.
Especially now that I have The Green Hornet Catrike 700, with a 25° seat angle, compared to my Expedition recumbent trike which has a 37° seat angle.
Just wrap my 0° goose down quilt around me and I'd be as snug as a bug... Get It!? Green Hornet or even a Firefly. Haha.