Look at that coordination! Luis, Brett and I dropped our films within an hour of each other. Make sure you check theirs out, too. Thanks for watching! Luis: th-cam.com/video/7zaiZpCzdrg/w-d-xo.html TopoRanger: th-cam.com/video/UoKZxoF__0g/w-d-xo.html
Nice collaboration video! I had to laugh out loud when you showed the Homer Simpson . I was literally thinking to myself that was one really odd property and like something out of a Deliverance type movie lol, probably best not to investigate too closely. I had been planning to hike that same loop you guys did ( or a very similiar one) so I appreciate you showing it, now I have a good idea of what to expect. Not surprised at all that there could be a 400 year old tree back there, otter creek is listed in my Sierra Guide to ancient forests as having up to 200 acres of eastern old growth. Although it looked as though the hemlocks there are suffering severely as nearly every where else in the state. Another thought that popped in my head - How does one remove a truck from a stream in that terrain? Must have been one hella storm surge coming down that creek. Nice to see local youtubers working together and supporting eachother!
Thanks a lot, Walter! Yeah, so first off there were plenty of banjo riffs shared in front of the Deliverance house! Next, there definitely was a truck in the creek at some point... It seems like there is an ongoing cleanup afford going there, so someone figured it out maybe? Heh, heh, I was super excited to use that Homer animation..... Lastly, your name came up when we talked about going back to Wind Cave, stay tuned... 👍
That explorventure did not disappoint! I can’t wait to see the wind cave collaboration. If it’s an old tree you’re looking for, have you checked out the oldest sycamore in Pennsylvania? It’s located in Lancaster County, near that fish place that pet place. Keep up the great work guys!
Haha, that sycamore sounds like it's much easier to find! Yeah, Dr. Mom and I did fairly well in Wind Cave, but we just scratched the surface. The whole time I was thinking how much better it would be with an experienced TopoRanger there. Well, we'll find out soon enough! Also, Kevin - I got a Kerry County Eagles #69 sweater for Boxing Day, so bring on the frozen ponds... 🎅🇨🇦🏒
Hello I enjoy your channel. In the early 2000s I hiked Game land 83 I found a small cave I could stand up in along a small tributary stream running into otter Creek. I visited the cave twice it went to no further than 10 feet a couple years later I took some friends and my children back to visit the cave, and it had collapsed. I wonder if this was the cave you were looking for
Look at that coordination! Luis, Brett and I dropped our films within an hour of each other. Make sure you check theirs out, too. Thanks for watching!
Luis: th-cam.com/video/7zaiZpCzdrg/w-d-xo.html
TopoRanger: th-cam.com/video/UoKZxoF__0g/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the plug!
Nice collaboration video! I had to laugh out loud when you showed the Homer Simpson . I was literally thinking to myself that was one really odd property and like something out of a Deliverance type movie lol, probably best not to investigate too closely. I had been planning to hike that same loop you guys did ( or a very similiar one) so I appreciate you showing it, now I have a good idea of what to expect. Not surprised at all that there could be a 400 year old tree back there, otter creek is listed in my Sierra Guide to ancient forests as having up to 200 acres of eastern old growth. Although it looked as though the hemlocks there are suffering severely as nearly every where else in the state. Another thought that popped in my head - How does one remove a truck from a stream in that terrain? Must have been one hella storm surge coming down that creek. Nice to see local youtubers working together and supporting eachother!
Thanks a lot, Walter! Yeah, so first off there were plenty of banjo riffs shared in front of the Deliverance house! Next, there definitely was a truck in the creek at some point... It seems like there is an ongoing cleanup afford going there, so someone figured it out maybe? Heh, heh, I was super excited to use that Homer animation..... Lastly, your name came up when we talked about going back to Wind Cave, stay tuned... 👍
@@HikerDudeDadI was wondering if there might be room for a fourth?!
@@WALTERZOLNA 😉
Hey There Walter can't wait to go do a hike with let me know when
Four isn't a crowd come join us!
Nice of you to slip so Luis didnt feel alone.🙂 Look liked you all had a good time👍. Thanks for sharing. Keep on adventuring!
All I did was widen his butt print! Thanks for watching, Dave!
@@HikerDudeDad 😂
This was hike was great fun! You gentlemen work well together. Thank you for taking me along.
Yes, we really did work well together. Great observation! Thanks for watching, Kate!
That explorventure did not disappoint! I can’t wait to see the wind cave collaboration. If it’s an old tree you’re looking for, have you checked out the oldest sycamore in Pennsylvania? It’s located in Lancaster County, near that fish place that pet place. Keep up the great work guys!
Haha, that sycamore sounds like it's much easier to find! Yeah, Dr. Mom and I did fairly well in Wind Cave, but we just scratched the surface. The whole time I was thinking how much better it would be with an experienced TopoRanger there. Well, we'll find out soon enough!
Also, Kevin - I got a Kerry County Eagles #69 sweater for Boxing Day, so bring on the frozen ponds... 🎅🇨🇦🏒
@@HikerDudeDad outstanding! Just imagine I said it like Wayne. Can’t wait to see it a future video.
I had so much fun on this hike I can't wait for our next adventure together!
Great time, man! I just started your video. That's some great coordination, us all dropping our films within an hour of each other.
This was a great collaboration. Nice video and did I mention it look like a lot of fun. Thanks. 23:37
Thanks for watching, it was a blast!
Congrats on the 600 Subs. "We were walking uphill and none of us could breathe" 🤣🤣
Thanks, Davises! Part walking uphill, part bookin' away from that house...
Hello I enjoy your channel. In the early 2000s I hiked Game land 83 I found a small cave I could stand up in along a small tributary stream running into otter Creek. I visited the cave twice it went to no further than 10 feet a couple years later I took some friends and my children back to visit the cave, and it had collapsed. I wonder if this was the cave you were looking for