Glad you enjoyed it! It's still a work in progress so there will probably be an update in 2025.

Sounds great! It's still a work in progress so look out for an update in 2025.

I like that women are being accepted in the military and less hostility towards them. It's bee a long slow progress.

sure was, I hope he's got over it and spends his time chasing the ladies.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks.

Thank you so much 😀

Much welcome Diane

He is no longer at Bear Creek but he is at Silver Lake near Hope. I don't know about the cost but you can find out and book online on BC campgrounds website. camping.bcparks.ca

Me too

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks for the tip. It's on my bucket list.

@@dianejpayne2769 There is a place called "Dodd Narrows", where ocean water falls three feet over itself. That's off the east coast of Vancouver Island. And on the east side of Baranof Island is Warm Springs Bay where there are some great hot springs and nearby is a big waterfall. In Icy Strait, we got close to an iceberg (dangerous I know) and got clean ice for our cooler. On Chichagof Island I used to catch all the Dolly Varden trout we on the boat could eat.. And I've seen schools of salmon over 10,000 waiting to go up a spawning stream. There were lots of ghost towns and at a minus tide, I still have Coke bottles from the late 1920's I found wandering around in my hip boots. Your boat can be 4 feet away from swimming dolphins. Going on a cruise ship just isn't the same. I've seen small towns with only one car and boardwalks were the streets and the bars had swinging doors. Once in a while where I now live on the western slopes of the Rockies, I talk to people who moved from Alaska to here in Idaho. One guy told me something I'll never forget; "You were in Alaska when Alaska was really Alaska." Be sure to look up "Venture in S.E. Alaska." Flemming Yacht Company. Best photography by far of Alaska and even up the Columbia and Snake Rivers to my country.

I'd sure like to film that for my channel!!!😆😆😆😆

Do you live near Langley BC? The NES hatchery is located on 232nd street Langley. Check out the website. nicomeklsalmonhatchery.com

Sorry for the delay in replying. I've just seen it. I don't know, I will check all my footage and make it all available to you on google drive if you'd like.

I don't know, I have never owned a 30' camper. The forest service road is mostly in good condition but there is a short but steep slope into the camp ground.

Mid summer I think.

Unfortunately there was no followup on this young elephant. Some of them are just passing through the consevancy. I hope he was able to survive.

Lucky to be alive!

In nature, the mud that makes the water yellow also contains minerals like magnesium and calcium and other which I assume you already know are necessary for the good health of the elephants. So many orphans is due mostly to poachers because it is legal to sell ivory. The Sheldrick Trust came about to be because of Mr. Sheldrick, a very kind man. I hope you get interested in getting more info on the subject. Deserts exist because of the lack of wild animals, especially elephants.

Sadly it's mostly starvation these days. That has changed in recent years, it used to be mostly human wildlife conflict.

In the wild where do they get clean water are you dumb. Water with mud they used to create protection from sun

Thanks

Thanks for your comments, I used google translate.

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