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Just heard of these videos on another Yellowstone site. Some Glacier trips too. I liked them. Here's the link.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2u9cX ... dJr6Ha0aqg
Interesting videos
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Re: Interesting videos
Thanks for posting! I just enjoyed the highlight reel, and look forward to the rest. Might get some ideas for future trips.
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Re: Interesting videos
Thanks for posting, watched a little of several of them so far and enjoyed them. This guy must take the whole summer off and just backpack. No idea how you fit all those trips into a single summer.
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Re: Interesting videos
Cool! Thank you for pointing us to that.
I watched part of one of them last night and was pleased to get to see some of the Park Creek drainage and Lake Isabel. (I had planned to backpack up that way last year but had to bail because the fire closed the trail.)
I must say, however, that I don't think my body could deal with 9-days of relying primarily on cookies, jellybeans and candy corn for food! (Check out the contents of his food bag as shown at his first night at Ole Creek.
) And I certainly would NOT be able to start hiking after 1:00pm and do 14+ miles (with 2700+ elevation gain and another 2000 feet of loss) with a 8-days of supplies on my back! 
Hmmm. Maybe I SHOULD start packing some candy corn along on my next backpack?
I watched part of one of them last night and was pleased to get to see some of the Park Creek drainage and Lake Isabel. (I had planned to backpack up that way last year but had to bail because the fire closed the trail.)
I must say, however, that I don't think my body could deal with 9-days of relying primarily on cookies, jellybeans and candy corn for food! (Check out the contents of his food bag as shown at his first night at Ole Creek.
) And I certainly would NOT be able to start hiking after 1:00pm and do 14+ miles (with 2700+ elevation gain and another 2000 feet of loss) with a 8-days of supplies on my back! Hmmm. Maybe I SHOULD start packing some candy corn along on my next backpack?
Re: Interesting videos
Haha ya I noticed those things. I'm an early riser and while hanging out in some of the pretty camp spots is cool for a while, I'm restless. I have no idea what I'd do with myself all morning if I didn't hit the trail until 1pm every day. Looked like that was his common start time. I catch sunrises in GNP... I rarely catch sunsets... I'm a wuss.