Stranded On Top Of A 3,000 Foot Cliff

My buddy Wes loves to explore deep into the outdoors. So when he calls saying that his truck broke down, I know it's going to be an adventure!
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[@gayleschoepflin1985]

That is a Mountain Bluebird, not a jay. That is typical of their behavior. Western Bluebirds are notorious for the same. Loved the video.

[@johnsweeney4257]

Casey, your HVAC fan resistor cooked (or cooked something) on the 'low' setting. When you switched to a higher setting the low/high resistance portion was taken out of the circuit, hence, no more smoke.

[@AlAmantea]

I was thinking the exact same thing. Likely caught some leaves or other debris on fire, which got blown out by the higher fan speed. I'd bet if he checked the cabin air filter (if so equipped) it's either burnt or showing signs of smoke damage as well.

[@cole33333333]

High speed on the blower bypasses the resistor.

[@mikeshuck2760]

Yup, my first thought, “Blower Resister” debris caught in it. Or Resister its self.

[@andrewturner67]

Absolutely stunning views. Beautiful location. Thank you for sharing.

[@mjh123crh]

Exactly my diagnosis from his description of the event...

[@autumn7ful]

Imagine driving over 3 hrs and backing up a dirt road to help a friend. Wow Casey you are the best friend ever. Not many would do that. An amazing journey never the less.

[@larryjohns5516]

Dumb question but what would happen if you lost trailer brakes going downhill on gravel! I’ve been on tractors pulling grain carts downhill on gravel roads. And oh shiiiit

[@timothyball3144]

"The last pavement for a long time." What a wonderful sentence.

[@kenc1800]

Casey, excellent backing up skills after three hours of driving!

[@kenc1800]

Nice talking to the cows and asking for directions!

[@chris98758]

Sorry Casey, I had to pause the video, I needed to go to Habor Freight for a socket set. I'll be back

[@williamlewis7846]

Birds will attack their reflection thinking it is an interloper on their territory.

[@marlar58]

I was thinking the same thing. I had to cover the side mirrors on vehicles during the spring and summer season one year

[@harrywalker968]

no, i think it wants a ride out of there..

[@CynSan]

Jeremy was correct. Petroglyphs are scratched into the rock. Pictographs are painted onto the rock. Where were the dogs riding? Did they not get to run through the forest with you on your exploration jaunts?

[@goodkarmechanic]

What a cool adventure, thanks for taking us along!

[@margreetanceaux3906]

This is a very good one! Dare I say: old fashioned; waited a long time for a story like this one again - and it was worth the wait.

[@larryjohns5516]

Me too

[@truebluepatriot2739]

💙🇺🇲 Pictographs are drawings, Petroglyphs are carvings into the patina or varnish of the rock. 😊 Thanx guys for the beautiful trip up onto the mountain and the great narrations that went along with it!!!

[@wesman7837]

And pictographs are when they mix up a paint using minerals and plants with liquids to paint on the rocks with.

[@katschs3965]

Casey, here’s a dandelion experiment for Riley. Pick a yellow dandelion. Put it in a jar or clip it to a curtain (no water). Watch over the next days. The dandelion will form a white fluffy seed head…not as round as outside in the wild, but still viable seeds. Gardeners who want to get dandelions out of their yards have to dispose of the plants carefully because they will still produce seeds even after the whole plant is pulled up. You can experiment with dandelion flowers at varying degrees of maturity to see which ones will continue to go through the whole cycle even after being picked. PS..where were Wes’ dogs during the recovery?

[@debwoods6011]

That's my question. What happen to the dogs?

[@chrisgrenzner9337]

I think they were in the cab of the Toyota with the sunroof open.

[@lonhoschar1943]

Cow to calf: " Do NOT talk to strange humans!"😆😆 Super beautiful scenery up on that mountain!!! Looking down into the valley is awesome!!

[@user-uu2wd5us1w]

You are a friend indeed😊. I would be honored to be called your friend

[@BFT88]

Thank you for taking us along Casey, this was beautiful! Also, check your trucks blower motor resistor.

[@SuperPirate100]

Wonderful scenery, thanks for taking us along for the ride

[@edwardhughes3240]

Casey, what cracks me up is people that by these light weight camper trailers then wonder why thier SUV struggles up the hills we have in Western Pennsylvania after they fill the trailer with Food, clothing, and toys! Eddie

[@victordull1302]

rainbow around the sun means some kind of weather change within three days.

[@robertrix2199]

Sun dogs , you are right supposed mean weather change

[@billbarnes1043]

I checked the oil in my Duramax before towing a heavy load across Pennsylvania. Climbing up the mountain on the Northeast Extension of the Pa Turnpike smoke started rolling out of my defrosters, pulled over and opened the hood and I had fire coming out between the motor and the firewall. Put it out with a bottle of water and discovered that when I checked the oil there were a bunch of maple seeds piled up on the cowl and when opened the hood they dumped down behind the engine. Pulling the hill the turbo must have gotten hot enough to ignite them. The fire didn’t hurt anything and I cleaned the seeds out, the truck started and ran fine. Lesson learned, watch for seeds and leaves falling down when opening the hood. The funny thing is I saw them come in like a waterfall but never thought anything about it!

[@lotharschiese8559]

Is WHY it pays to get in the habit of doing a walk around and check under the hood will doing the dipstick checks.

[@cliffyb5896]

That's an awesome spot. Can't believe they get a propane truck up there to fill that tank.

[@mjh123crh]

The large fenced in area is a corral where they kept the cattle until they were all rounded up and that smaller logged in area inside the larger corral would have most likely been where the cowboys kept their horses at night. The old wood flume was actually long watering trough so the amount of cattle being held while the cowboys rounded up the rest of the cattle would all have access to water during their few days stay.

[@randalkauppi6821]

Where was this video filmed...off the 395?

[@mjh123crh]

@@randalkauppi6821 I have no idea, I wasn't the guy filming nor was I ever there.

[@murderkitten]

Petroglyphs are carved, pictographs are painted. Also, "glyph" and "graph" are phonemes, so they can be used semi-interchangeably and still make sense. (I majored in archaeology and minored in linguistics in college)

[@rythemzlatin]

🤓 So , you dig olde wurdz 👍 COOL !

[@judithburke1539]

Thank you 😊

[@eriknelson45]

Eastern Oregon and Washington are the most scenic areas, mountains, valleys, high desert, forests, scab lands, plains, big rivers, lakes of every size, and the list goes on and on, I'm in Okanogan Co. , NE WA, 20 miles from Canada

[@abrahamolivas7346]

that view was totally worth breaking down

[@mwaynem]

Winter Rim is one of my favorite places. I usually time my visits around lunch time, so I can sit on the rim and enjoy the view while eating lunch.

[@lotharschiese8559]

Sun Dog, indicates weather will change, it is the leading edge of a weather front, consisting of ice crystals that are very high up in the cold zone. You see one around the moon, exact same phenomime is occurring.

[@davidproudfoot6390]

Wow that was a cool adventure thanks for taking us with you

[@jonmoceri]

Fremont Point Cabin overlooking Summer Lake looks like a great place to chill.

[@lotharschiese8559]

Google Earth this!

[@Leofred2000]

You mean Netflix and chill, right? 😊

[@oldretireddude]

Impressive backing skills!

[@jamesbanks9876]

I THANK THATS THE BEST VIEW OF ANY ONE BEING STUCK IN ALL YOUR VIDEOS

[@frosteone1670]

Beautiful country and interesting artifacts, glad you shared all this Casey. Oh yeah, a recovery too.

[@margaretmoffitt6987]

I was just about to say how clever you were backing all that way up there !

[@Eric-gi9kg]

Absolutely Gorgeous Views

[@m1t2a1]

The old convenience store balsa glider will dissolve into nothing pretty quickly. 14:25 I suggest a Jetfire. Play with it and "tune" it first. You need about ten of them.

[@PjNapi]

The scenery is one of the main reasons I started watching you. I moved from the PNW and really miss my mountains and forest. Btw I’m jealous of your backing skills 😊.

[@billhayes8526]

It's always an educational experience with Casey.

[@ScottWigfield-jc3ku]

What a great office space with a awesome view 😊

[@judithburke1539]

I'm loving the ever-changing views too!

[@judithfairchild8620]

This scenery brings back memories. My In-laws loved to go camping on long weekends. The occasions when we were invited along was so much fun. That was 50 plus years ago, but very good memories. Thanks for sharing your scenery.

[@edwinschlee8374]

Another history with Caseys history class. Those were some beautiful scenes!

[@johnlyngdal8601]

I've stayed at the lookout cabin a couple times. Once was 12 days before the fire swept through the area in 2002, and later after the cabin had been rebuilt. Great memories!

[@user-vo9yz8lq2m]

The Dutch used wooden water mains (hollowed out logs) that lasted for hundreds of years (mineralized) and were being replaced in the 80’s as they were taking out while replacing lead lines going to homes.

[@barnetts9812]

I appreciate you sharing your nature hikes while "on the job"

[@LTDunltd]

The last time I was up there, they were rebuilding the cabin. The views are amazing.

[@paullauer1363]

That farmhouse near summer lake that you zoomed in on is the famous No Smoking red barn. Also on the south side of the lake is summer lake hot springs. cool place to camp, but now I want to rent that cabin. Great place

[@DRSpalding]

That is probably not a blue-jay (Stellars Jay) but a Mountain Bluebird. I think it's looking for a mate in the glass and mirrors and seeing itself.

[@mikeoleary1586]

Wow, you back your trailer 54 times faster than I do

[@noahkleugh9323]

The rock graffiti is called petroglyphs. Petroglyphs are rock carvings (rock paintings are called pictographs) made by pecking directly on the rock surface using a stone chisel and a hammerstone.

[@jbjeep8324]

That was a fun one Casey! Such a beautiful area up on the rim. I enjoy getting the visual clues and then figuring out where you are headed on the map. This one was challenging as its not an area I have ever explored.

[@ronmurphy9819]

Another good one. Such beautiful great outdoors! Thank you for filming it.

[@jimg8164]

Holy crap! I'm glad to see Potato is still around at TVO!!! What a great pup!

[@jannwhitehouse9597]

Where are the dogs that were in the cabin scene?

[@baddawg3380]

Was wondering the same thing.

[@888johnmac]

at a wild guess .. in the broken down truck

[@JimBergman1]

You can see the dogs in the back seat of Toyota on the trailer at @44:31

[@technikschaf1574]

'biodegradable paper' yeah that's called paper^^ what a beautifull place

[@waynerandall7924]

Just for the record a white dandelion is not a dead dandelion. When a dandelion is yellow it is flowering. When it is white it has turned to seed. The seeds are like little umbrellas that are carried in the wind slow down the line can spread seed long distances😊

[@stuartroland9605]

fantastic place to explore.Casey haveing fun.🤩🤣👍✌

[@andyturner9715]

Love the way you had to check out the bird!

[@heartland96a]

So it was reported able to run only briefly …… was waiting for it to stop, thank goodness it made it on the trailer first 👍

[@LTDunltd]

I just saw in my FB memories that I was up here 10 years ago today. They were just finishing the re-build the cabin.

[@MrEjguiney]

Enjoyed seeing the top of the mountain. Beautiful up there,with all the old log fences and the water system. Thanks for sharing

[@jrspike23]

The rainbow ring you see is called halo is a ring or light that forms around the sun or moon as the sun or moon light refracts off ice crystals present in a thin veil of cirrus clouds. The halo is usually seen as a bright, white ring although sometimes it can have color.

[@marlar58]

Casey, may you always have friends who enjoy your spirit of venture and exploring the nature and past explorers.

[@DJPLAST2]

You’re at work and your buddy is paying the bill!

[@Eric-AK6Y]

I want to see that Paper Airplane Competition.

[@squiggyg.8415]

All you need are kayaks and it’s just like the movie deliverance 😎

[@richieixtar5849]

Absolutely he's right,:) Hi algorithm :)

[@tomg6214]

Casey, you drive backwards better than I can forwards!!!! Beautiful country!!!!

[@scuss2]

The hollowed-out logs. Think back to your school History books when The Roman's built an aqueduct. Stone pillars connected with hollowed out logs to get the water from the mountain to the city. The Romans also invented the ancient toilets. As you were poopin' the flow of the water would take the poop/pee to the fields to be watered with the waste. Whoever lived in that log cabin was fortunate to find a natural spring and built an aqueduct to get the water to another area. for crops or animals. Smart idea because there were no weeds in their wooden ditch. Thanks, Casey, for showing us some ancient area of your State.

[@perry9211]

"I will leave you here"😂😂😂😂

[@jefflaufer3205]

Blue Jay's are so territorial. They chase my cat til he goes inside. ❤

[@wink9970]

Nice adventure!! Thanks Casey.

[@thomasfriedmann8522]

Beautiful country. Best way to visit is with you.

[@danjones1365]

You’re both right. Dandelion flowers are yellow to attract pollinators. Once pollinated the flower petals senesce and the seed heads develop the poof balls to set seed by catching a breeze

[@tperki2322]

The rock drawings are petroglyphs. Hieroglyphics was a writing system that used pictures to represent words.

[@richardraleigh6490]

I've often wondered if those drawings that we see so many places were just people letting their kids doodle on the walls to keep them occupied....

[@GriffonHouse2024]

Thanks for another great vid! Cattle can break a leg walking over really uneven ground, so my thought is that the log flume area was fenced off to prevent cow accidents.

[@AKATEATime]

Cows: "Silly humans think we can understand them. 😂"

[@councilquirks6601]

YOU DO SOME REALLY COOL STUFF.....

[@Travmoral]

Tow Mater would be proud of your backup job.

[@johumm455]

the beauty of Oregon! love to go there one time, sitting in a hot spring in the middle of nowhere

[@57WillysCJ]

I had part of my family go to Oregon in 1846. They left in April and it took till December before the found a place to winter. He died in Summit Oregon and is buried there. His brother was well known in California as the split, one going to California and the other to Oregon. He married on the Oregon Trail. They went without food for days crossing the lava beds in southeastern Oregon and his wife's father died. They were finally able to buy dried salmon from some natives so they could make it.

[@lotharschiese8559]

WoW

[@PaulieMac77]

Welcome to Casey's guide to exploring 😂

[@jonpowell9011]

Awesome video. Great to see your countryside. Greetings from England

[@friendintzand]

Thanks for the scenic information.

[@barneygirl9643]

Beautiful scenery!😊 Drive 3 hours to help a friend 👍😎 I think your truck only weighs 9,999 😂😂 Keep up the great videos and stay safe out there!❤️🙏

[@mrfunnylookinhayes9088]

I see a lot of dead trees. Was it a large fire in that area. I have to say that is some amazing views. Love it.

[@henrycarlson7514]

So Wise , Thank You for another fine video . Thank You for showing us such fine scenery. So true as a fine U tuber you are always at work. Another fine adventure with friends. Another fine say at the office

[@jtelliso]

11:12 - SHOULD HAVE DONE THE EGG TRICK. Break a few eggs in the radiator, seal up that housing to get home and have fun explaining to a shop what I did.

[@robwoolcock5878]

I love the journey you took me on

[@bubbahyde4236]

Casey, I had a Ford Explorer that caught fire because pine needles (where I parked daily), accumulated in the fresh air intake of the blower motor for the defrost/ heater and the friction of the fan rubbing on the pine needles caused them to ignite and burned the dash up before I could get it extinguished. Just something to possibly check. Good luck.

[@lotharschiese8559]

Another simple maintenance issue that is easily overlooked!

[@GrumpyForester]

That view from Fremont Point and the 'new' Cabin on Winter Rim IS really spectacular. I never got to see it before the Winter Fire in 2002 that burned up the surrounding trees, the original cabin, and damaged the lookout tower beyond repair, but the site is still worthy of a visit...

[@jilbertb]

Casey, (on my truck) the blown module is behind the glovebox. Buy an OEM replacement, the $25 aftermarket ones die w/in 6 mos.

[@bruddamanHI808]

Petroglyphs Beautiful place, what an awesome adventure while at work too.

[@erikhuijsmans570]

LOVE EVERY SECOND OF THIS VIDEO.

[@tonygates6651]

Love this video always enjoyable watching you show some of the places you go especially when you are off the main roads

[@kevbev1524]

That was wicked cool 😎👏🏻

[@bookworm67-hv7nm]

guarding his mates nest

[@davedyck3982]

" You, I will leave you here!" 😂

[@doc3584]

4:44 don't know what is worse, talking or mooing at them.👍👍

[@patriciaeich1098]

This morning my husband says, “Casey’s video was 47 minutes! and I watched all of it”.

[@user-ib2ky8qc3g]

We Thanks for the view was cool ..

[@churlburt8485]

We were just south of there in the Warner valley recently, great country to visit.

[@anthonysaggio6551]

The scenery is beautiful