Wow. You Found it Great Job! You said you would go back.

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heyy that’s my rez !! lax kw’alaams 🤩🤩 my papa was born up victory cove

Thanks!

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Bro you should sue your legs for nonsupport or stop wearing skinny jeans. One or the other .

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Even with a beautiful distraction like Emmy, Dustin hasn't let his video quality drop. Fantastic as usual!

Very cool 😅😅

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Awesome video again, I like your girlfriend she seems super chill. Salu2 from Aruba

I ahve not watched your channel for some time but I am pleased that you have upgraded your adventure rig, ground clearance is important, as is comfort. Your travel companion seems to fair well and is keen. The sheds that you showed could be called 'Embasseys', as those that built them were not of ill intention. It is amazing how well the stonework has prevailed and how quickly they were built. Yes, inflatable boats are wet but remarkably comfortable and seaworthy. Thank you, safe travels.

Lived on a float camp for 10 years. Steamer Pass was on of the many places where we worked.

Awesome! A big thumbs up from maniototo in New Zealand!!!

Dustin, I wish you could have spoken with my father who passed away last November at 97. He spent many years travelling up and down the coast,in small bushplanes and boats, coming to know it like the back of his hand. 😂The stories of his adventures, the true characters he met were fascinating. What I can recommend, if you are able to find them, are Jim Spilsbury’s books. One of the bush pilots dad knew, Jim went on to success in radio communications, but his books cover a lot of his early years. Spilsbury’s Coast is one as well as The Accidental Airline.

Very much like milford sound. Hope to visit Canada soon. From nz

This video was chock full of so much! Really enjoyed it. The joy on Emi's face getting that fish! You said to go over to another channel to see how fishing is done, maybe Haeden should start a channel doing just that, he seems like he would be good at it as he comes across as a fun and interesting guy with tons of knowledge. Again, the camera work, editing and natural beauty makes this video another winner.

Yup, that's a portable washing machine. The left side is the washer and the right side is the spinning cycle to wring the water out so you can hang your laundry to dry. It's from the early to mid-1970s. Very cool cabins.

I'm still sore about that border! Like you can just buy it from the Russians who had no right to be there in the first place and then act like you own 70% of our west coast, oh sure, what's a couple more islands! 🤬😆

I love this channel and the beautiful adventures you take us on, keep them coming!

Emi looks like she is settling into adventure mode :)

Always love watching your adventures, was excited when I heard you mention Mitre Peak in Milford Sound New Zealand 🇳🇿 your country reminds me so much of ours . ❤

So were they just store houses or weee they maned?

No better way to start Sunday morning watching your channel. Thank you for what you do!!

What a long and beautiful day. Amazing history of the area. Thanks for the trip.

GREAT CONCERNS Another fantastic video Dustin and thank you for mentioning my back yard here in New Zealand. What is my concern you ask, we have not heard from Mich in a while, does he know about Emi and if he does, how is he taking it? 🤣 Keep up the awesome job you are doing and stay safe.

love it!!!! not another soul in sight!!! thanks again for the adventure!! you've quickly rose to my top 5 youtube channels!! and i dont watch TV lol

Old times know. Desel and old oil. Together with a brush. Bath not possible in the time. To treat the timber. But it shows. It does keep termites and other out of the timber. In a alge place. And still there. )

When you come back to japan...hope to help you explore somemore hidden history, Arigato

Guys before watching. Mick Australia 🇦🇺. Allways thumps up 👍 God bless the world 🌎 🙏

We live in the South Island of New Zealand and yes our family enjoy watching your channel

i've sailed the inside passage in a variety of vessels, once on a 55' sailboat, once on a camping trip on a 22' power boat, i was the chief engineer on a 110' motor yacht on one trip and i was aboard the Rotterdam as a passenger. we had the most fun camping and motoring and fishing. we had amazing seafood feasts every night, raging driftwood bon fires, our only regret was not bringing enough butter for the crab feasts

Nice shout out to middle earth / New Zealand, have to admit as a local I've never done Fiordland spots.

Did you really say let me back up and take a closer picture:🤔 I was born in Portland.

Work Channel is my favourite place on the planet!

This is why mining companies need to post a bond of a million dollars or more. If they don't run the site or close it down then the money is forfeited and used to clean up the site. This pisses me off at how companies can just walk away.

Have you ever thought about carrying a short shot gun with you?

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You sir are the King of the B roll

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Wow lol he says piece of cake as I sit down with a piece of cake to continue watching lol

Excellent video Dustin. Hats off to Aimee getting her sea legs!

Your adventures remind me of the goonies

You need to explore Milford Pennsylvania area

Why you gotta say is this is amazing documentary

Thankyou Dustin. A big shout out to you both from regional South Australia. Loving this story as you discover each of the store houses over the seasons. It’s been awesome following along. Hope you’re both enjoying the season opening up for you as your weather improves. Thinking of you. 👍🏼

Is that blue sky I see??!!

Speechless... Magnificent!. I paddled Work Channel (part), that wind came up and we had to turn around. Glad you both got thru that narly water section. It looked fugly 🫣. I half expected to see an impromptu camping trip ... At least that stone building would be a windbreak. Stay safe and thank you for taking us places remote and forgotten, and beyond beautiful. It calms the soul.

I absolutely love your adventures and videos but something has always peaked my interest with your new rig and I’m curious if I’m the only one to mention it, do you have the missing heater control knob for your truck? If not I would be happy to send you one.

Dustin......I remember the original episode with these stone store-houses. Awesome that you found the one you knew should be there. And you are absolutely correct......BEAUTIFUL country to see. Keep'em coming!!