A Day Off as a Seasonal Worker in Yosemite National Park!

[@KeenDogg51]

Hell yeah, this is the life. I’ve been doing seasonal work for almost 7 years now. People don’t realize how much of a cheat code this is.

[@jarvisjourneys]

I’m just starting to look into this. 2.5 years until our oldest turns 18

[@kylieford546]

How do I find such work?

[@chrissylove1104]

​@@kylieford546CoolWorks is a great website as a resource!

[@V-DTAJ]

Man I wish I could move there from Germany but also looks quite dangerous and not a thing for people from other countries to quickly move into haha

[@whatever3145]

If you're healthy. Most of us arent

[@exeter1588]

I can't believe those tent cabins are still there. I lived in one of those back in the summer of 1978! Great memories.

[@MATTW3R]

Lotta Acid?

[@nicemmmm]

🥹🥹🥹

[@grammycat62]

1979 for me. Good times!

[@wolver999]

@@grammycat62 good music, im 24 and from Argentina but i respect those decades from your country, good music and movies xd

[@AnarexicSumo]

WOBs

[@zionix15432]

all these people talking about how great it is to do season work here and not one has said what work they actually did.

[@Loesung]

exactly.

[@donalddargan]

A group of my friends worked in a kitchen for several summers. Said they made mostly bison burgers and it sucked but their off time and days off they said made it worth the shitty kitchen job

[@LuckyFoxes789]

Alot of them work in kitchens like the one person said or do general grounds labor. Most seasoned ones who know the area really well might be tour guides. I've never done it but met alot of people who did this work.

[@AckzaTV]

It's welfare

[@ralpho4942]

More than likely service work through xanterra or something like that. Jumping around from park to park depending on season and availability. You wont get rich off it, but you'll be living a unique life.

[@davidbladen5667]

Thank you for this. Yosemite is my most loved place on earth. It is the moxt relaxing and calming place during the off season.....

[@yungpedro17]

Y’all only eat nectarines ?

[@dropkickirish4449]

@@yungpedro17Each other’s nectarines.*

[@msau9747]

I worked as a Seasonal worker in Yosemite during college. Lived in a camp in a secluded corner of Curry Village known as 'the Terrace." (which has since been torn down due to rockfall) Best summers ever. So many cool people and adventures, it was like a movie......like a cult of outdoorsy college kids whose only goal was to party and climb rocks. Alot of the 'residents' were just random permanent climbers who slept on the floor of staff cabins.

[@lostsoul1813]

Was "The Terrace" under the Ledge Trail?

[@msau9747]

@@lostsoul1813 it was about 200 feet southeast of the Curry Village swimming pool. No trace of it is left other than a clearing with no trees.

[@JRRob3wn]

My grandfather worked for Mrs Curry at Curry village in the 1920’s. Knew Ansel Adam’s before he was famous.

[@Bnortongiron6]

@@JRRob3wnansel Adams was an asshole. Wouldn’t want to have known him.

[@senseme7627]

you say you were a worker how it is only party and climb rocks?

[@BrianB1963]

Brings back good memories! I had an awesome time at Yosemite! 28 years ago before the flood. Ozone housing area still existed. Had a great cabin right next to the river! It was the best! Hiked over 500 miles in 2 years. 1995-96. Got great pictures! Bear family, raccoon family. Mirror Lake! I miss it! Thank you for sharing!

[@Jon14141]

Good stuff

[@harveycasey1900]

I was there during them years as well. I was one of the few lucky fellas who got to live up in the Terrace. We also left a few months before the great flood.

[@BrianB1963]

@@harveycasey1900 cool! Perhaps we crossed paths at one time. I used to be a shuttle dispatcher for the Yosemite transportation system

[@harveycasey1900]

@BrianB1963 I did river rafting in the summer, the yosemite lodge cafeteria, and the four seasons restaurant in the fall and badger pass ski resort in the winter. More than likely, our paths have crossed while we were there✌🏿

[@erictaylor5462]

I was there in 92-93. Were they still taking about the murder that took place in the dorms near where the O-zone was in 95?

[@TexasbyStorm]

When I was in college we used to work RenFair in the Fall. On Friday after class we'd load up my mom's old station wagon I was borrowing during RenFaire time. We'd drive to Pleasantville, TX, get to the camp grounds, set up camp, drink beer and sing songs around the campfire. We'd get up early to be at our positions and set up our games in time for the faire to start. After a very long day talking in our Renaissance accents we'd head back to the campground for more of the same. We'd take showers by water hose and not stay up nearly as late Sat night. Sunday we'd get up early enough to pack up camp, head to the fairground for another long day, then after the activities ended we'd begin the 2 hour drive back to campus. We did this for the entire 8 weeks of the RenFaire. We made $100 a weekend. This was from 1992 - 1994 (I didn't do it my Freshman year or my Senior year) these were amazing memories and shaped me in so many ways. The money was cash under the table so didn't affect grants and at the end of the season we got a big $500 bonus. Good times!

[@sky.the.infinite]

Love RenFaire!!! Wonder if this is still possible 🤔🧙🏼‍♀️🔮

[@fellzer]

This chick absolutely rips bongs all day.

[@MrHAPPYHAWAIIAN]

At some point she drops the purple urple.😀👍😂

[@mrjamesgrimes]

You know she smells as ripe as the bud

[@OO-tb4ou]

No man its just her 'youtube shorts persona' she doesn't regularly talk/live this way.

[@fellzer]

@@OO-tb4ou she's literally tripping on ketamine and drawing a flower of life in the sands of Yosemite right now.

[@Inmate533]

And penors too. 😂

[@terraincognita3749]

Thanks for your video, it reminds me of my seasonal work in Norway!! For anyone out there who considers trying out a season working in the outdoors: do it. Whether you eventually really like it or not, it is an experience that will add to your life and your thinking and feeling about the world. It is always worth it.Warm hug to you all!

[@Nebresto]

Any tips for finding seasonal work in Norway?

[@dragonfly12]

What kind of work is it?

[@DaDaDo661]

​@@dragonfly12if it's out in the Mountains it's usually park maintenance and public facility maintanenace. There's lots to do, even campground managing and maintenance

[@user-gj6rl7po9q]

Who the fuck packs out the pits of there fruit

[@tomcoffey4486]

I have honestly never heard of seasonal work. Could you tell me how I can look into this? Thank you

[@Ray013]

My brother lived and worked in Yosemite for a year and a half in the 70's. He either managed or assistant managed the Yosemite Mountain Shop. He met his wife there and married.

[@veracity91]

Thank you for sharing your story that nobody cares about

[@nailbanger2]

Why so grumpy, Vera?

[@arborsamurai]

@@veracity91you’re a sad person get a life

[@arborsamurai]

@Ray013 that’s beautiful

[@weylinwebber4180]

Old hats there still wax poetical about those years. Back when they could run away from society and actually get away. Those times are sadly long long gone.

[@MikeHeyboer]

A close friend of mine worked at Yellowstone for a few years and it seemed like he had great experiences and met awesome people. I feel like i missed out on some of those life experiences while I was working hard in college.

[@Geist1027]

The grass is always greener. There are people who wished they worked more while they were younger. You're doing great.

[@Workerbee-zy5nx]

Woody Allen..Sleeper.."That noise couldnt be a monster with the body of a crab and the head of a social worker "😂😂😂

[@keemandikotravels]

Oh God how I miss Yosemite. You lucky young lady❤

[@hamburgler227]

Miss the throngs of tourists packed in everywhere you go?

[@DGB120]

@@hamburgler227wasn’t like that not too long ago

[@hamburgler227]

@@DGB120 yeah, unfortunately, it’s pretty awful these days. Would not recommend going during the summer season. It really ruins the whole experience.

[@DGB120]

@@hamburgler227 well yea don’t go in the summer lol. Years since I’ve been back tho I’d imagine tourists have ruined it

[@hamburgler227]

@@DGB120 yeah the shoulder season is pretty short, snow flies early there, so you really got like a month in the fall, but even then I bet it’s packed for the fall colors too…

[@TheSchwillKing]

I worked in the park close to 20 years ago and it was the best time and job I’ve ever had. So much fun. So much beauty. Week long backpacking trips up in Tuolumne Meadows. Some/most days I dream of escaping reality and going back.

[@cyninbend]

Tuolemne is my favorite place on Earth.

[@archstanton_live]

Yep, I did it fifty years ago for 5 seasons. I'm glad to see things haven't changed much.

[@harveycasey1900]

Same here. 91 to 95 I also lived in the Terraces tent #38 right under the big boulder. Good times were had👍🏿

[@sbo3]

Just goes to show that the most important thing in a job isn't money

[@IDrawToothpicks]

Everyone's being a comedian... when were being shown literal ART in the background...... nature..... Back in the day no one would be able to comment on this. And we could just enjoy it Instead we get you tube comments Lovely video!❤

[@rhousto1]

We are heading to Yosemite to stay at the Ahwahnee Hotel for the first time in a few days. I have been hiking and exploring Yosemite since the 50's. Such an amazing park....one lucky gal.

[@chartreks]

you make me wanna become a seasonal worker at the age of 53, what a beautiful life you are leading!

[@Loaatao]

Many retirees in the seasonal work life.

[@GrievousAngelo]

You can do it if you want to. Take a hiatus from real life and spend the summer. Life is short, might as well do something fun while we’re here.

[@virginianielsen3480]

Do it!! I’m a mom now and LOVE the mom life but absolutely planning on getting back into seasonal work when my kids are grown. For now just a lot of camping trips haha

[@screggybojanklin3567]

do it! you'll find people ages 50-80 doing seasonal work. even solo married people who leave their less adventurous spouses at home for the summer!

[@ekay4495]

She said she's been working overtime and exhausted, gets like 1-2 days a week MAX OFF in the middle of nowhere.

[@dreamermma8970]

I worked in national parks and ski resorts for 14 years. One of the best parts of my life and something I feel like I can return to in the future.

[@hustle717]

In reality she stays in her tent takes bong hits all day lol

[@coolworx]

I did Yellowstone way back in 1985. A whole bunch of college age folks far away from home. Ohhh what a time we had!

[@lisagoldberg5178]

I hope that is not how the "stones" got their name!

[@coolworx]

It was pretty wild, and many many moons ago. So I can't really say either way. Or maybe I'm just invoking my 5th amendment rights not to self incriminate ;-)@@lisagoldberg5178

[@Bleilock1]

Teenage wasteland

[@RTL5066]

Back in the early 90s I went to school in Fresno. Used to go up to Yosemite on the weekends. Would do homework on the banks of the Merced or sat on a boulder looking at some of the views pictured here. 30 years ago and I can still smell and feel it in my soul.

[@FPSONNY]

Armpit hair! THE BEST

[@SanctusPaulus1962]

Strange fetish, but ok

[@duncanifyable]

Man that fucking voice. Does that grate on everyone

[@ross798]

Ya, I used to go there as often as 3 times a month, loved partying with the "seasonal workers". It's not all sunbathing and bike rides. She looks like many that I remember, but I am, well, let's just say it's been a few decades. I don't jog up any trails these days and I certainly don't turn heads from 20 something year olds anymore. So, enjoy your youth, that's a great job.

[@annmcleod1783]

What an amazing experience!

[@erin_elyse]

It really was! Thanks for watching!

[@PoDaBo]

You should become a cowboy and join the yellow stone ranch for Mr Dutton

[@Tar-Numendil]

Yosemite is one of the most spectacularly beautiful places on Earth.

[@Jimmydog777]

Too many people !!! there are nicer spots not in National Parks that are beautiful and secluded

[@TalondoingLife]

You get to see the trees I love the most ever! I want to live there at the end of the world. Very jealous! The waterfall is awesome still, thanks for the view!

[@fin_jan]

Box wine and hippie box... That combo brings back memories.

[@clutchinson7438]

Hippie box can be a thrilling gamble. I'm still putting my best hand forward to.this day. A few mishaps..but they get along just fine with the victories. You young people need to know- there will come a time when you realize that the experiences you buy with your time and money prove much more durable and valuable than all the things .. Good luck to you . And much love.

[@Authorjadegreene]

Some of my best memories were as a seasonal worker near the mountains - so stunning out there!!!❤❤

[@dionst.michael1482]

As a seasonal worker myself in the asphalt industry and snow removal during the winter months I work long and hard hours (12-14 hours a day) when the sun is shining or when it’s snowing and I take my time to enjoy any time off I DO receive when weather prevents us from working since I never really know when I am going to have that time for myself. I used to worry and fret about my pay until I realized that it’s just wasted energy. It all evens out at the end of the year.

[@graspinginfinity7655]

this could be everyone, everyday. Humanity has the potential to live like this.

[@SwizzleStickMcGee]

You are beautiful & your life is a fairytale...I would be so grateful.

[@vijayvarghese1652]

Starts with "I woke up at noon" .... incredible.

[@annettebaxter8006]

I miss living so close to Yosemite. A friends brother has worked there about 20 years now... Tell Chris L. I said "hi". Lol

[@AMCguy]

Seasonal firefighter here, seasonal work is the best!!!

[@TheCatBilbo]

What a view on your day off! Hard work, but amazing benefits.

[@casualobserver3145]

Gorgeous scenery! The scent of the forests is so refreshing.

[@Monstertruckfrontflip]

Huff! And 420 beach! Nice! I was there for about a year! I miss it so much!

[@cyninbend]

Yosemite is paradise. We started using the campgrounds in Tuolemne instead of the Valley to escape the crowds. Porcupine Flats is my favorite, but you must exercise care because bears do come thru in the middle of the night--no food in tents, etc. We never saw them, just a bent grill and footprints! The walk to May Lake from White Wolf campground is beautiful! Meadow, woods, and even a backpack trail to Hetch Hetchy Reservoir on the other side. Just don't go down the switchback if it's rainy... There are so many places to go to vary your experiences...Glacier Point to Tanya Lake... So many hikes and walks to take...would take years to see it all. PS I got married in the chapel there, too!

[@bigkat_tv]

I miss working here so much, some of the best times ive ever had. 3 years between here and mammoth lakes

[@theeyeofthelion]

Its so serene... pure nature... glad I have my cell to film every fcking moment

[@daniel-tb2ml]

that unemployed friend on a random wednesday

[@DAW1004]

Or *that one friend you’re jealous of*

[@retsukage]

@@DAW1004hell yes im jealous of not having to work for money lol

[@lookatthem3216]

😂​@@retsukage

[@PHUCKyoutube689]

​@@DAW1004 Until the time for medical care, retirement and such comes, then these same life long retirees will demand the rest of us pay for them because it's "unfair" we worked and saved and they didn't.

[@eeehhhbertoyee5057]

She is literally employeed

[@kyleedwards8064]

I like how she calls her boyfriend her roomate and keeps him off camera haha

[@sirJames8]

Letting people know she's not available will not get her the likes to get into the algorithm

[@dvcadigital]

@@sirJames8 This its so funny

[@ViewAppalachia]

@@sirJames8exactly not to mention she’s thirst trapping by filming herself in a bathing suit and wearing a tight shirt with no bra. Women love to objectify themselves then play the victim

[@Bleilock1]

They have OF...

[@kyleedwards8064]

@@Bleilock1 yeah but she calls her boyfriend her roommate so simps will sub to her on youtube. If she has a boyfriend they wouldn't watch lol. Girls have 0 shame and 0 respect for their men nowadays

[@argwaves6508]

Wish I met someone like you out there to show me all the good spots.

[@CheckersDad1]

The last time I was in the Yosemite Valley was over sixty years ago. As a little kid I didnt realize how special that place was. I just thought it was one of the many cool camping places my Mom and Dad took us to every summer. Going back is still a bucket list item for me. ❤

[@aerball]

Plot twist; there is no roommate and she has multiple personality disorder

[@JesusGarcia-en3pj]

Probably. It takes a lot of gumption for a woman to willingly want to live like this by herself. They say less drama but when a bear attacks, they all want to hide behind the protector. I say women that travel a lot or a “free” have been d***ed down by at least 20 dudes.

[@ArftrooperT]

This isn't even seasonal work. This is a mental handicapped summer camp

[@danielcain-og5gs]

And thank God I don't have to listen to that voice everyday.

[@ops3892]

Sounds like you are jealous. I take a 2 month vacation to asia every year in Japan and Taiwan and climb mountains sorry your life as amounted to nothing but slavery and working @@ArftrooperT

[@truecross4090]

​@@ArftrooperT Rofl!

[@gerretshadow7599]

I dug ditches, taught people how to shoot, and lived in the woods for three to four months when I was 21. I’m good on that “seasonal work”

[@aaronwalker1615]

🥰 Cute looking camping companion! 😄

[@stoneysscapes7544]

How Amazing is that Everything , way to live with your time in a very special Season in your life 🤍💙💚

[@gourietremi8324]

No matter the place on earth, mountains and scarcely populated areas are just beautiful, and Parks in these places are the best, period. Love from the french Alps. Sorry but I have to acknowledge that the wine in a cardboard bottle gave me the ick at the end (I hope it was better that the cheap as heck wine you buy in cardboard bottles here). Love nonetheless, and best of luck keeping this place clean and wonderful through your work.

[@circasurviver3]

What a lucky lady you are living my dream!

[@DavidAllenDilla]

We live in a world where absolutely everything must be documented and we ain’t going back. Probably didn’t enjoy a second of that because she focused her whole time on camera angles.

[@aristideregnier4883]

Maybe for low IQs but for high IQs it takes like 1 minute to get a take and be done with it

[@audioartisan]

I haven't been there since the 80's. Miss it!

[@user-yo3sz8xe2s]

Awesome life. Very beautiful area there in Yosemite. I hope to go there some day.

[@Elevendyeleven]

Be careful out there alone. I sadly stopped hiking alone because of some sketchy experiences, including two men pointing hunting rifles right at me on purpose.

[@SoulforSale]

This is how horror movies start out

[@alyssabrown6480]

I know, I feel so uneasy and unsafe for her, seeing her all expose and trust nature so much 😂.

[@americanandpinay]

It's also how life starts out.

[@eliteteamkiller319]

Those mountains are amazing!

[@eliteteamkiller319]

Nothing beats the mountains of the West.

[@MasterMafiaDK]

That truly sounds like a perfect life with a perfect wife

[@LoserInChief]

Worked at the Grand Canyon for a summer in the 90's. I strongly recommend anyone looking for a job to apply at the National Park Services, it was a great experience. I worked in the laundry, so I never had to deal with the public while on or off the clock if I didn't want to, but your job may vary.

[@breanimal9]

My grandma did this in the early 1060s and had the most amazing stories to tell. What a great life experience!

[@cyninbend]

The 1060s? Wow, you have some great genes to live that long.🤯😁

[@unfortunatelyiamsane]

@@cyninbend 🤣🤣🤣 that’s a hell of a record keeping tactic your family has there

[@wickedarctiinae4132]

1060s 😳

[@ekay4495]

Honoured to be replying to the worlds oldest person!

[@masteryoda988]

Wow your grandma was around during the Norman invasion of England

[@kevinstone3454]

Yosemite national Park is so beautiful its probably my favorite of all the national parks

[@warp.routine]

Gives a new meaning to "living my best life"

[@solsenNet]

I “stumbled upon” this great place in NYC: they called it “Times Square”

[@clutchinson7438]

I was a seasonal.worker in.times square I.did the 10pm to 3am shift managing the distribution of self prescribed medicines, mostly to tourists and of course local regulars met a lot.of interesting.folks..there was never a dull moment. Eventually Mayor Rudy G closed the park down and sold it to.Disney. Last time I was there they had put up a TGIF's where there used to be up to a dozen massage therapists. We also had a guy who sold watches *and a movie theater that showed short experimental films from local filmakers. Some of it was very touching stuff. Alot has changed..the kids today don't even know what a trenchcoat can do. Long live seasonal workers! Thanks for letting me stroll down memory lane.

[@TokyoBoondoggle]

Lmao underrated comment

[@J0Ecorreia]

​@@clutchinson7438right over your head, pal

[@monkeytimestamps4915]

@@clutchinson7438 This comment was worth the effort you put into it. 10/10 for creativity and references even I can understand.

[@map3dsp]

Nice! Wow ur really good at showing yourself off!

[@kevinmorrissey9398]

Most women her age are experts at showing themselves off on social media. Every shot or angle features them in it.

[@jasongarcia2140]

It's literally the easiest and most non skilled way to grab attention. It's such a turn off.

[@frostyskeletons8950]

Y’all are gross and immature. I wouldn’t be shocked to see a male seasonal worker doing all of this shirtless. The internet is such a cesspool of puritanical values

[@jasonlowry5927]

I was 8 yesterday old and I still remember it I was so amazed watching people climbing those rocks

[@AzyPProductions]

I love seasonal work. Days off are so relaxing.

[@RJ---]

You made your roommate film you the entire time on their day off 😂

[@Sesh23]

Bro probably didn’t even know his label was “roommate” until the video dropped 😂

[@InternetArbiter]

@@Sesh23 bros a seasonal worker.. she ain't trying to settle down with one of those

[@user-tj3zl9gw2u]

That's great. Hopefully I can get the job in Curry village this season. Beautiful life

[@JonFuchs]

I lived and worked in Yosemite in 2003. Started at the stables, then housekeeping camp general store, and then the river rafting stand. It was the best summer!!

[@WeAreLegion-]

Be careful out there, people dissappear all the time in Yosemite National Park.

[@Meraxes6]

It’s safer than a city

[@WeAreLegion-]

@@Meraxes6 per capita, definitely not

[@frankrizzo4460]

Yeah that's the first thing I thought about when I watched this video. Please stay safe out there 🙏

[@PineappleSea19]

I think Yellowstone or one of the national parks has a zone of death where “you can get away with murder” so yeah definitely scary at some spots

[@uranomichiaruki1]

That vocal fry 😬 “best nectarine I’ve ever haaad” 😓

[@aimeemoore3104]

Enjoy it! I lived like this in my 20s. Miss it every day.

[@comettamer]

This actually looks super awesome.

[@franks6349]

My father works at Raytheon as an executive and i only work 2 months of the year!

[@pathkeepers]

EXACTLY.

[@ekay4495]

Honestly cant tell if your making fun of here or serious (cause of some other comments here)

[@pathkeepers]

@@ekay4495 he’s making fun of her.

[@fireandiron4181]

This is exactly it right here. She has very well off parents, and so she can do stuff like this without worrying about her future.

[@AnxiousJack]

Looks awesome!

[@reinaldogarcia70]

Awesomely beautiful Great experiences ❤

[@jovanies9751]

What a life for someone that is single 👏👏

[@codygarton7177]

i work as a seasonal worker in jasper national park and i must say my days are quite similar. Working in such locations truly is a blessing

[@soulesslemming]

Trust funds are GREAT!

[@monjanger]

You don’t have to be rich to walk

[@martinb4721]

Absolutely gorgeous! I would love to see that view with the bridge!

[@bwjohnson69]

My Daughter used to work summers in the park with my Brother-in-law. He fell from El Cap going up for morning climb pics. R.I.P. Vernon Wiley.

[@bassembboustany]

Models: 🤡👺🙉 Some random park worker: 👸🏼

[@henrylar8958]

ya can chill females like this be highlighted instead of OF

[@lukealadeen7836]

​@@henrylar8958 wait does she have an OF?

[@henrylar8958]

@@lukealadeen7836 nah i doubt it just sayin i’d rather see girls like this promoted than OF ppl

[@lukealadeen7836]

​@@henrylar8958 ah got you 👍, but no woman is ever chill

[@KewlCali420]

@@lukealadeen7836then put them in a fridge

[@amylee6038]

I was shocked how crowded it was. Over 20,000 visitors per day in the summer. In 16 years living on our homestead in remote rural Alaska I have seen one other person, one time, while hiking almost every day on our trails with my doggie. We have to make and maintain our own trails.

[@kabuti2839]

A friend told the ranger how she feels 'spiritual' when she enters Yosemite & the ranger, without batting an eye answered; "thats how i feel when i go out of Yosemite"! LOL, its a madhouse at certain times.

[@drweetabix]

My cousin worked there in 86. He got a massive stauner and a big grizzly came along and sooked it . Best summer ever he said.

[@DebbieandEddieBFF]

What a life 🎉

[@Chicano_pistolero]

I did the same in my early twenties, just do me a favor and make sure you purchase a firearm and keep it on you 24/7 when you’re out in the woods, two close friends of mine (both beautiful young girls like yourself) went missing in a park like that. lots of people have and there’s folks that have live in these places off grid for decades. Keep your safety front and center

[@snowcow1173]

Yep and during the hiring process they tell you to not have a gun lol

[@markvanderstelt8999]

Been going to Yosemite for years Hiked all over there is nobody Living inside the park off grid and there are no Firearms Allowed in the National Parks . name the two girls you know that turned up missing in Yosemite ?

[@Chicano_pistolero]

@@snowcow1173 and literally everyone lies and says they don’t lmao

[@Chicano_pistolero]

@@markvanderstelt8999 No. that’s weird.

[@zacharyjacobs7233]

@@markvanderstelt8999 You can absolutely carry firearms in National Parks as long as you don't take them into any of the buildings.

[@Sunshineheart124]

Looks absolutely amazing!!! What a life 🤩

[@imtheblackstar]

this video made me so happy. what a lovely day 💖 thank you

[@indyinsc]

Imagine how relaxing it would be if you weren’t recording everything. I remember the days when BEING in Yosemite was enough….

[@amylee6038]

Exactly. That's why I love the comment sections, because people are so deluded about what filming, editing, and uploading is like.

[@pathkeepers]

I thought the same but couldn’t articulate it without sounding like a dick 😅. Seems like we’re in the minority of people who even notice. I can’t imagine waking up there and deciding to make a KZbin short. The “journaling”, the whimsical stretching and balancing on the tree…so performative it makes me cringe.

[@TravellinOn2010]

​@@amylee6038 Exactly....she should be doing it naked anyway. Woke up at noon because she did overtime this week.... what did she do 4 hours each day instead of the usual 3?

[@outsidein3206]

Yosemite ... You know how many people vanish there, braver than me!

[@swopeboi]

Seasonal worker for one summer in glacier national park. I got paid $8.50 per hour in 2018. Had to pay $200 a month rent for the cabin I shared with another guy. I was a shuttle driver so I drove people from the train station to the lodge and back. I had a schedule and hit all my stops much like a city bus driver. I worked from 4pm-1am daily and had like Tuesday Wednesday off I think. It was a fun summer but not a sustainable life for me personally. I worked for a company called “Xanterra” getting the job was easy af. They will set you up for winter season working as a ski resort and you can just go back and forth year after year like most of the older retired people / young people do.

[@peternewman1179]

I paddled my short board right past this point on this river , even rescued a little kid who lost his balance and started getting swept in what was a light July current, but he was just a little guy. Plucked him up on the board and grabbed the recirculating bank flow back to a very grateful Moma! 😎

[@0331D3vil]

Omg that's awesome! Piss on my face

[@pathkeepers]

😂😂😂

[@monkeytimestamps4915]

Why is this di tinjy

[@user-tr6vs6qg1v]

Best day off ever

[@cheezo1372]

Wow those mountain views are beautiful , nice.

[@gaberobison680]

Somehow expensive hair irons exist in Yosemite park

[@RebeccaEWebber]

How wonderful! This to me is real living.

[@erin_elyse]

thank you! i agree

[@stevewheeler6920]

Oh my gosh how beautiful is that place. Take me with you, get me out of this boring Florida.

[@k0htp0t]

Korn: When Therapy is Paying 😂 Seriously. Seems like the great stuff they have had are all the pains they went through. Hope they are fine now 😅