Drowned Trails

[@quaddingsous]

WOW, lots of water! - - - 4:45 - nice piece of editing there - - - Awesome views from Top of the World! - - - 30:00 - I believe it was back in the Spring this year that you predicted that would eventually happen. - - - Thanx for the tour!

[@rawsonforever]

I actually predicted it a couple years ago when I filmed trees falling into the river. Jim went out the day after this and it had advanced into where I parked the wheeler on the trail. Thanks for watching.

[@ArcticExploring]

You got a lot of rain there lately, clearly can see winter season is not far away.

[@rawsonforever]

We live in what's called a Northern Rain Forest. But this was a bit excessive. Thanks for watching.

[@ArcticExploring]

@@rawsonforever And here where I live it is as dry as Sahara they said back in the 80's hehe

[@rawsonforever]

I spent 18 years up in interior Alaska. It's very dry there to.

[@roymaclean2884]

hi Drowned Trails hi there my friend what year is your bike I was thinking on getting a new Honda 520-ft shift you think I should get power steering with straigh with a rear straight axle

[@rawsonforever]

it's a 2016 Honda Foreman 500 with foot shift and power steering. It's rough riding but very reliable. For a more comfortable ride get the Rubicon with Independent Rear Suspension. Thanks for watching.

[@mikecapps4996]

I enjoy the trails you ride on, the more primitive the better. you could do with a better camera, so pixelated it's hard to see. Thanks for the videos

[@rawsonforever]

Check your settings. Should be on 1080. Thanks for watching.