Greg from northern Michigan. Back in 1804, Lewis & Clark and 31 others spent 2-1/2 years traveling across the USA looking for a direct water route from the east to west coast. Now 217 years later, Adam & Abby made a similar trip in less than two months, and saw the same wonders of nature. We are truly blessed in this country, and have the freedom to travel these same roads wherever they lead us. Thanks for including us in your adventure ...
My family and I just came back from Yellowstone, and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone was my favorite part! The view from Artist Point is absolutely gorgeous! The 3/8 mile trail that descends 600 ft to the brink of the lower falls is not for the faint of heart (literally and figuratively), especially coming back up. But the view that you see is worth it if you’re capable of it! Pics and videos don’t do the GCotY justice on how beautiful it really is!
Yes Adam... Amazing, truly amazing. It never ceases to amaze me what the various energies of this planet have created and how they created what we have today. Working with each and sometimes against each other. That is the beauty we see today. Truly amazing, there we've said it again :)
You are getting good at producing these beautiful videos. Thanks for sharing things that I will never be able to see. Love the music also. Keep up the great work.
Another Majestic view of this "Land of the Free". You have to travel the whole world to see what we have in just our U.S.A.. No wonder everyone else comes here to see our beautiful country. Abby, please never lose your "kid in a candy store" passion to see the world through your eyes. It brings a tear to my eyes watching how thrilled you become to where you just want to hug the view you see. Thank you.....
One thing that makes these videos great is Abby's excitement. Yellowstone is a majestic place to see . Been there 3 times and it never gets old. Definitely get an early start.
22:47 was a missed opportunity for a romantic kissy kissy! Amazing video, this is one of the best videos on the channel. Unbelievable views. This place is going on my bucket list for sure.
I think you two worked off your Wheaties on that climb back up the trail!!!!!!!! Comment on your videos....you two take absolutely beautiful videos of the areas you visit. They are a supreme pleasure to watch. You spend time on each area so the viewer can enjoy the scenery, not just shoot and run...really appreciated. I love the canyon at sunrise. Thank you for getting up early to see it. The photo montage at the end is priceless...you are a beautiful couple.
I remember that lower falls after seeing your video. Over thirty years ago was when over 1 million acres burned up there. They put it out to keep the fire from burning the main village.
Awesome ! The early morning is always the best time to see any natural wonder, less people and fantastic light. Morning light is always cleaner and sharper for photographs. I don't think that most people know about The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone.
Outstanding! You clearly showed how the early start was so worth it. The quiet time really adds to the experience. I love how you showed us such a more comprehensive view of the canyon … usually all one sees is the lower falls which is beautiful but you showed how much more there is to this beautiful place! Another advantage of early rise is getting to see the sunrise over the canyon. Thanks for bringing us along!
Since you love waterfall, you have to see Multnomah Fall’s and the smaller falls in that area east of Portland , Oregon…. Also Snoqualmie Falls east of Seattle, Washington….. You would absolutely love them..
Abbey, who cares if you are huffing and puffing? It means that you are still alive😁 or as I often say I still have a pulse. But after a climb like that I would probably have a heart attack. Thank you for not only sharing the trip with ME but also all the effort that you have gone through in doing so (Taking time to film the scenery and the time consuming editing and the uploading of it) I love your comment Adam, "remember your burning calories". In situations like that you tell yourself anything to help you conquer the situation! One day Niagara Fall's eh? **SUGGESTION** bring your own inked stamp pad with you so you are positive of getting a good stamp every time (that way also you can decide your own colour as well!) Be safe Tony from Western Australia 🇦🇺
GOOD idea with the ink pad. A cheap reasonably-sized InkPad and a pad of sticky notes or a pocket notebook to use in case there's no test papers. 👍 Put em in a ZipLoc bag and throw it in the glovebox.
@@mannys9130 Manny, I didn't think of the ziplock bag excellent idea as well, you could imagine the mess in a rucksack if the pads opened But that could be assisted with elastic bands or both! LOL I'm a belt and suspenders bloke this way May as well bring the ink as well! Tony from Western Australia 🇦🇺
Spectacularly Awesome!! Thanks for sharing. I was still a young kid at Yellowstone in the late 60's. and still remember most of the sites you and Abbey have visited.
600' drop into the canyon doesn't sound too bad. The trail at the Grand Canyon is a drop of 4,800'. Seen them both and they are both very special places.
hey guys nice job,,, sure looks like u r havin some fun,,, yosemite next ?? we got a nice roundhouse up here in jamestown lol,,, hey just one suggestion when u r zoomin and pannin treat it like u r ready to touch off on a big part,, every move is even and deliberate no jerks or u might crash lol,, just though that might help u,, ur framin is great just feel like i am missing something when u pan 2 fast,,, luv the series keep on keepn
I've noticed after the last couple of years of traveling, you both seem to be less afraid of heights and looking over cliffs. It's good to get up early and beat the crowds. You can take a nap after lunch.
And I'm super happy to see Abby is totally comfortable with the camera and showing her true colors. She's such a joy. ☺️ I went back and watched an old video, the USS Alabama Battleship Park video, and I wondered who the woman was that was seemingly following them around who kept looking uncomfortable when she was in frame. I think it was Abby. 😸 Such a difference! She's 1/2 of the show now, front and center as it should be!
9:24 is probably one of the nicest shots I've ever seen. Awesome. Of course you could always come my direction next year and hit up Niagara Falls, but you have to see it from the Canadian side, it is far superior.
I’m surprised you guys haven’t come across a bear jam yet. Maybe they don’t occur like they did when I was a kid but it seems like we couldn’t drive 10 miles without running into a black bear begging for food and working a long line of cars. A lot can change in 55 years. Maybe the rangers have cracked down on feeding and the habituation of them.
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Greg from northern Michigan. Back in 1804, Lewis & Clark and 31 others spent 2-1/2 years traveling across the USA looking for a direct water route from the east to west coast. Now 217 years later, Adam & Abby made a similar trip in less than two months, and saw the same wonders of nature. We are truly blessed in this country, and have the freedom to travel these same roads wherever they lead us. Thanks for including us in your adventure ...
Lots and lots of water. Flowing and falling water is POWER.
My family and I just came back from Yellowstone, and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone was my favorite part! The view from Artist Point is absolutely gorgeous! The 3/8 mile trail that descends 600 ft to the brink of the lower falls is not for the faint of heart (literally and figuratively), especially coming back up. But the view that you see is worth it if you’re capable of it! Pics and videos don’t do the GCotY justice on how beautiful it really is!
Great views and scenic sites; stay safe, ENJOYYYYYYYY😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃👍👍👍
The audio change you did @4:57 was perfect. Really got a better sense of the power of the waterfall. Good job.
Higher elevation also makes for rougher hike. Beautiful place.
Thank You, that's all I can say!
Yes Adam... Amazing, truly amazing. It never ceases to amaze me what the various energies of this planet have created and how they created what we have today. Working with each and sometimes against each other. That is the beauty we see today. Truly amazing, there we've said it again :)
Wow!! Just amazing... :-)
Thanks for sharing this video
Gr8 video!
Gr8 still shots!!
Beautiful beautiful
You are getting good at producing these beautiful videos. Thanks for sharing things that I will never be able to see. Love the music also.
Keep up the great work.
Good stuff! 👍
Just an Ole Fart here in Wisconsin, thank you for taking me back to many of my favorite places! 😻😻
It's good to be y'all.. 🙏🙏🙏
Now you need to see this in the winter. My wife and I did both summer and winter.
Another Majestic view of this "Land of the Free". You have to travel the whole world to see what we have in just our U.S.A.. No wonder everyone else comes here to see our beautiful country.
Abby, please never lose your "kid in a candy store" passion to see the world through your eyes. It brings a tear to my eyes watching how thrilled you become to where you just want to hug the view you see. Thank you.....
Beautiful! Man you guys are making some cool memories. Love the photo montage at the end.
You two are such a great couple
One thing that makes these videos great is Abby's excitement. Yellowstone is a majestic place to see . Been there 3 times and it never gets old. Definitely get an early start.
Wow!!!! That’s sunrise at the lower falls took my breathe away 😍😍😍😍
i love owls too!
Even as dry as the west was this year, still an ocean of water pouring through that park.
OMG what a lovely place, what great views.
Spectacular!!
Adam and Abby Having just seeing your video I now realise this is one place that I must go and visit.
Thank you so much for sharing.
Imagine what it would be like in May, June and July during spring melt!!!
Adam and Abby thanks for sharing your adventure and videoing it in such a way that it is almost like being there.
Brilliant thank you!!!!
27:32 Would make a great wall portrait.Thank you for sharing.
One word amazing
You two are great.
Beautiful
Of all the great places you've shown on all your videos, this one is the best.
22:47 was a missed opportunity for a romantic kissy kissy!
Amazing video, this is one of the best videos on the channel. Unbelievable views. This place is going on my bucket list for sure.
Awesome, thanks for sharing.
This has to be the best video uploaded on this trip
LOL We always think that...Hehehee
That was fantastic guys, you earned your beers today. Thank you so much for sharing 🥰
I think you two worked off your Wheaties on that climb back up the trail!!!!!!!!
Comment on your videos....you two take absolutely beautiful videos of the areas you visit. They are a supreme pleasure to watch. You spend time on each area so the viewer can enjoy the scenery, not just shoot and run...really appreciated. I love the canyon at sunrise. Thank you for getting up early to see it. The photo montage at the end is priceless...you are a beautiful couple.
Nice time
Beautiful place👍
I remember that lower falls after seeing your video. Over thirty years ago was when over 1 million acres burned up there. They put it out to keep the fire from burning the main village.
Wonderful time of day for that hike. The rising sun made the spectacular views even better. Great show, guys.
fantastic uploads. thanks for the share.
Such a magical place. Holds a special place in my heart ❤️
Excellent video! And, yes to what you said about waterfalls. I'll add that they show me the power of nature in a beautiful way.
Wait to you have a big owl buzz your head at night checking you out, the force and noise from the wings will scare the crap out of you.
You guys are awesome
No shame, you're doing it!
Awesome ! The early morning is always the best time to see any natural wonder, less people and fantastic light. Morning light is always cleaner and sharper for photographs. I don't think that most people know about The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone.
Adam, you'll want to visit Pennsylvania grand canyon when you have opportunity.
Outstanding! You clearly showed how the early start was so worth it. The quiet time really adds to the experience. I love how you showed us such a more comprehensive view of the canyon … usually all one sees is the lower falls which is beautiful but you showed how much more there is to this beautiful place! Another advantage of early rise is getting to see the sunrise over the canyon.
Thanks for bringing us along!
A*A*A, Awesome Triple Adventure. Thanks very much for sharing your Adventure with us.!.!.!.
Im speechless... you guys Rock... Thanks for sharing such awesome video footage...So glad im a subber!!...Cheers Blessings
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We demand the heavy breathing!! LOL!! You guys are awesome!! Thank you for sharing this with us!
Since you love waterfall, you have to see Multnomah Fall’s and the smaller falls in that area east of Portland , Oregon…. Also Snoqualmie Falls east of Seattle, Washington….. You would absolutely love them..
The "icing" of life! Enjoyed watching, thanks.
Abbey, who cares if you are huffing and puffing? It means that you are still alive😁 or as I often say I still have a pulse.
But after a climb like that I would probably have a heart attack.
Thank you for not only sharing the trip with ME but also all the effort that you have gone through in doing so (Taking time to film the scenery and the time consuming editing and the uploading of it)
I love your comment Adam, "remember your burning calories". In situations like that you tell yourself anything to help you conquer the situation!
One day Niagara Fall's eh?
**SUGGESTION** bring your own inked stamp pad with you so you are positive of getting a good stamp every time (that way also you can decide your own colour as well!)
Be safe
Tony from Western Australia 🇦🇺
GOOD idea with the ink pad. A cheap reasonably-sized InkPad and a pad of sticky notes or a pocket notebook to use in case there's no test papers. 👍 Put em in a ZipLoc bag and throw it in the glovebox.
@@mannys9130 Manny, I didn't think of the ziplock bag excellent idea as well, you could imagine the mess in a rucksack if the pads opened
But that could be assisted with elastic bands or both!
LOL I'm a belt and suspenders bloke this way
May as well bring the ink as well!
Tony from Western Australia 🇦🇺
Spectacularly Awesome!! Thanks for sharing. I was still a young kid at Yellowstone in the late 60's. and still remember most of the sites you and Abbey have visited.
Sending love from Arkansas on the hike back up!😀
Amazing videos, Can not wait for my 1st visit this week.
Hat and jacket time in mid September??
Hasn't mother nature received the memo??
Beautiful video!
Hey from Amsterdam The lowet fals are so nice those collers looks like not real Been there 4x and love to go next time there
Next you will have to go to the Pennsylvania grand canyon
I think the new Booth property will be needing some Adam made owl nesting boxes. I know a person who has several and she enjoys them immensely.
600' drop into the canyon doesn't sound too bad. The trail at the Grand Canyon is a drop of 4,800'. Seen them both and they are both very special places.
You two are so photogenic and green is Abby’s color!!! Safe travels
The best video on GC of Yellowstone!!! Thank you!!!!! Will write soon on a few questions if you respond to this :)
hey guys nice job,,, sure looks like u r havin some fun,,, yosemite next ?? we got a nice roundhouse up here in jamestown lol,,, hey just one suggestion
when u r zoomin and pannin treat it like u r ready to touch off on a big part,, every move is even and deliberate no jerks or u might crash lol,, just though that might help u,, ur framin is great just feel like i am missing something when u pan 2 fast,,, luv the series keep on keepn
I've noticed after the last couple of years of traveling, you both seem to be less afraid of heights and looking over cliffs. It's good to get up early and beat the crowds. You can take a nap after lunch.
And I'm super happy to see Abby is totally comfortable with the camera and showing her true colors. She's such a joy. ☺️ I went back and watched an old video, the USS Alabama Battleship Park video, and I wondered who the woman was that was seemingly following them around who kept looking uncomfortable when she was in frame. I think it was Abby. 😸 Such a difference! She's 1/2 of the show now, front and center as it should be!
Adam I think you might be overcoming your fear of the high places
I am French and I like to discover the USA with you
you guys are two cute!
The world needs more Abby's. You are so spunky and find something to be excited and happy about love watching you both 👍
9:24 is probably one of the nicest shots I've ever seen. Awesome.
Of course you could always come my direction next year and hit up Niagara Falls, but you have to see it from the Canadian side, it is far superior.
How much walk is it from the parking lot? I am taking my parents, so I was wondering if the hike till here is doable for them or not!
And then realizing the wholesome you are walking, driving, living (for a week) on a boiling hot lavaprop…..
Boy at 5:00am I can see Adam waking up Abby
How many vehicles in the parking lot Abby ? lol
Abom show Brasil
Are yiu going to Teton next?
what was the date of this video. Awesome!!
This was a couple years ago from now.
Looks like where RAMBO was filmed.
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Someone lost a hat on the rim at 19:01
I’m surprised you guys haven’t come across a bear jam yet. Maybe they don’t occur like they did when I was a kid but it seems like we couldn’t drive 10 miles without running into a black bear begging for food and working a long line of cars. A lot can change in 55 years. Maybe the rangers have cracked down on feeding and the habituation of them.
Rangers are doing their job!...The bears have lots to eat there...they dont need outs!!...Cheers.
Nice Video guys..🙄👍...what kind of camera are you filming with, good quality!
When i was there that trail was in far worse shape. Ruts and roots not gravel and the climb out is bad.
I really like the new rock/stone walls at lookout points, rather than rusty fencing at others...I'm sure they are upgrading everything....Cheers.
This is beautiful but nothing compared to the real Grand Canyon in Arizona.
LOL.... Wait for it~