Floating Tree in Washington - Oddments Vlog 17

[@MobileInstinct]

Exploring Washington and all of its beauty. Hope you love this one!

[@KitschyTravels]

Mobile Instinct I wish to go to Washington someday!

[@MobileInstinct]

You ll get there! Lots of amazing things to see in the North West

[@MobileInstinct]

Nicole Cribb Hey Nicole! glad you found me!

[@abbysapples1225]

You mean that tide is over 20 some feet?

[@robertbragg1469]

That area of Washington State is beautiful.

[@marjan6718]

I love how passionate he is about the nature and the time he spends explaining and exploring what he sees. He has such a positive attitude and that is what makes it lovely 😊

[@sallykohorst8803]

Great stuff from 5 years ago i never saw. Nice to see the older ones. Wow you saw deer wow! All those trees.

[@gwenj55]

Your videos are very tasty morsels for my unquenched wanderlust. Thank you very much. 🙏🏻

[@lindsaygrove6153]

Wow! It just amazes me that places like this exist right here in the U.S. ....albeit 3,000 miles away. But still, we live in such a beautiful nation. Why travel anywhere else? Lol.

[@chronic2001n]

@randall2020 aw boo hoo

[@richardkronberg4925]

True.

[@brendafarmer3584]

That was So Interesting about the coastline of WA/OR!! I loved seeing all the rocks and Driftwood! I had No Idea some of it was that Large!! The forest was absolutely Magnificent, and the trees growing off dead trees was So Interesting!!! Thanks For The Info!! You are So Good at this!!

[@JGM1721]

What an spectacularly beautiful vlog today. The coastal scenes were dream like with the hazy mist backdrop-- simply gorgeous. The floating tree is a giant bonsai tree-- with the branches pulled down and elongated horizontally-- that is truly a miracle of nature-- existing like that with roots totally exposed. Then juxtapose that scene along the coast with the truly green, green of the HOH forest. You have a photographer's eye. You do have a gift for catching the scene in your camera's eye. I could go on and on. Beautiful. Thank you.

[@MobileInstinct]

Jay G M Hey thanks so much. I'm really glad you liked this one!

[@wendydiane9759]

I stumbled upon your videos by mere accident. I am so glad I did! The places you explore are so wonderful and amazing!! Simply beautiful! Also, it doesn't hurt that you have a soothing voice of interest and excitement...and easy on the eyes! :)

[@FastNCurious88]

Wendy Diane agree with everything you said hahahaha xD

[@hh7407]

Wow. I never knew tree was right on the beach at the ocean. Beautiful. Thank you for taking us all on a walk with you in the forest and amongst those boulders on the beach. So pretty. All the places I would like to see.

[@shannonwilliams1941]

Bonsai booooonsai boooooonsai 👍

[@MobileInstinct]

Haha thats right!

[@richardkronberg4925]

Bulls eye?

[@Liz-cmc313]

Amazing Tree! Incredible sites.

[@emu5088]

The rainforests of Washington are my absolute favorite places in the USA! Thanks for sharing your adventures there!

[@gryphonart9586]

Been there. My stomping grounds. That part of the forest is cool, Kalaloch on the coast. My favorite is the Enchanted Valley Chalet. 10 mile hike, and there's a house there. If you travel east from there through the Quinault Reservation you're near the trail head, by Lake Quinault. BTW, it's a a nursery log. Most of the area is National Forest, only part of it is National Park... and some is tribal land. Glad you enjoyed the area, I love camping out there.

[@bethlamont3973]

Very interesting! I love your talk about the trees growing from the fallen trees.

[@walterpalmer2749]

Incredible rain forest. Amazing how life "wants" to endure. Those trees spawning off the fallen, a prime example. (new sub)

[@cgass0109]

I have 3 Bonzai trees in my yard... I absolutely love them. What a beauty!!

[@no_handle_required]

I like how respectful you are of your locations. I'm amazed how you haven't gotten a prime time tv show with all the terrific places you've logged.

[@ajadrew]

Fantastic video! Was always enchanted by that part of the America coast.

[@yeshuaislord2680]

Awesome. I love the dreamscape feel that the mist gives to the whole area, There is nothing like this place in England...

[@W.Y.W.H.40]

The woods are absolutely beautiful! I could stay there and camp for a while. It seems so peaceful there.

[@Lady_Chalk]

I think this one is one of my favorites so far.

[@johnsaintvincent8406]

I like this places. The silence and the peace is awesome and your videos have very details. I like.

[@gravityworks777]

Beautiful area with nice driftwood and stones ...love it, I have traveled but have always wanted to live here for a while.

[@brentlichtenberg]

The Banana Slugs are really cool until you wake up to them on the outside of your tent. Great video, keep wandering!

[@stewartmarshall4112]

Yeah, or you step on one of them barefooted in the dark on a camping trip.

[@laswans.2968]

Now you're in my neck of the woods! Keep your eyes open for bigfoot! If you listen you could hear some howls or maybe some tree knocks. The Olympic Peninsula is a hot spot! As is the Mt St Helens area. Great video. Thank you!

[@richardkronberg4925]

Or the 12th man.

[@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126]

What a stunning place!! It is interesting to me that the sea stacks look a lot like the piled up driftwood. They almost look like giant pieces of petrified wood. Thank you for sharing this amazing costal scenery! Cheers

[@mikeymike758]

Nature is amazing and a beautiful thing to appreciate.

[@davidfox5827]

The trees growing from a tree was amazing! Maybe it's all one tree, one single organism... I would name it Grute...

[@KitschyTravels]

Simply stunning!!! Love the rainforest shots! ❤️❤️

[@susanbrown4297]

Love your videos. Thanks for the adventures! You are truly Blessed.

[@screwthecabal6453]

What's REALLY amazing is that the downed tree is still alive!

[@pixiecreations88]

I use to work right down the road from here. Its such a beauty to see in person.

[@countygraybeal6901]

Went shrooming there a hundred times. Just a most beautiful place!!

[@travelingwithrick]

Liked it very good. Temperate rain forest. And on the other side of the Cascades is a desert. Showing the orograhic effect.

[@NormanAllan53]

Mesmerizing VLOG. We've been in that part of the country several times and never got out of the car beyond a few minutes here of there. Thanks for great memories.

[@MobileInstinct]

Allan Oakley Thanks Allan! It truly is a beautiful part of this country.

[@isabelladrenne4395]

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[@kaytlinjustis5643]

Hey, Mobile! Thanks for another, wonderful video of history and exploration! I do have to ask, though... Do you continuously research the areas you explore, or do you stumble upon these amazing places and say, 'hey, why not document this'? What is your favorite place to visit, and what got you started exploring places around America? :)

[@maryberry6067]

Thank you. Enjoyed how nature shares.

[@lorrainehelt976]

This is way better than the classroom. Also you r the great teacher or professor.

[@Marimarr59]

This Blog we awsome Chris...ty for sharing the beauty!

[@janelv7968]

Love this. I'm so happy I found your channel! 😍

[@tonyloechte9994]

Wow. Those guys are awesome big trees

[@luischannel04]

I have to go and check out the tree! So you can see me do a video about it. Thanks for sharing this video with me.

[@randywilson4529]

Wow some of those sea stacks got to be over 10 feet tall and i can’t believe the tide rises that high to cover then up, thats totally awesome, Plus i love the Tree of Life totally incredible !!!

[@saymyname8573]

Amazing bro. Thx for the short but most excellent tour. New sub. Like what you do. Rock-on

[@tellittojoe]

The 🌲 of life was amazing! Thanks for sharing!

[@MobileInstinct]

Joe M Thanks for watching!

[@voxdei]

Beautiful ! Thank you mate !

[@sallyannmagnay250]

I came upon Rubys Beach 25 years ago and loved it there. Nothing like this in England

[@paulwest3583]

There is so much more to Washington then the rain forest but that is a good place to start.

[@ShelKim1991]

One of your best vlogs!

[@amberflame5656]

0:53 "The Ground Is LAVA!" 😆

[@raymondelizondo]

I went to this location. Keep the videos coming.

[@emilieerdbeer3610]

Because of your Vlogs I really want to travel America to visit all those sights...

[@johndoo1265]

The tree is realy awesome 😲

[@rickyalvarado5064]

Definitely beautiful!

[@IcelanderUSer]

I suspect those logs were from Mount St. Helens when it exploded.

[@tmcgee1614]

Actually a lot of those logs come from Japan.

[@Epicmango7]

That tree was ginormous and the rainforest was beautiful. And you're already in Washington? That's awesome

[@MobileInstinct]

EpicMango Did some heavy driving haha. I wanted to get up into Washiington before the cold!

[@Epicmango7]

Mobile Instinct Oh ok smart

[@stevenmylifetv1541]

Hey bro I really enjoy ur videos,ther always very interesting,keep up the awesome work

[@jessicahiatt2736]

Lol most of my friends and I like to go explore Washington (we’re locals from near Seattle) and I’ve never heard of that tree XD. I’m hoping to see it with my cousin this June when he comes and visits from Hawaii :) thanks for the cool vid

[@tmntforever2684]

Looks like someone has just dropped the tree into the hole! You find some Fantastic places.

[@donnaj.1634]

That tree is amazing!!!!

[@yoopergamer2121]

Just added that place to my list of must see places!! Thanks for sharing. Dude I want your life! 😁

[@MobileInstinct]

Cool! Yeah definitely gotta see it!

[@flaminglaughter]

Fabulous!

[@richardkronberg4925]

Baker boys.

[@catwoman472]

I love your videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@staticteg4953]

The mushroom you found was a Ganoderma Tsugae or Reishi . It means (varnished skin) in Latin and Tsugae refers to hemlock trees, it is a hemlock varnished shelf polypore mushroom. I love these they are some of my favorite mushrooms to find(not to eat)

[@screwthecabal6453]

Always remember that the more colorful the fungi and mushrooms are the more poisoness.

[@eternalobserver33]

Really good commentary, which makes all the difference. Some of the other channels that explore have terrible commentary.

[@LeslieLove]

Beautiful vlog!

[@MobileInstinct]

Thanks Leslie

[@heyjude4842]

Incredible.

[@heidip5042]

beautiful. I love oregon and was born in fairchild, hill afb washington

[@projectseventyone]

Great job!

[@hayjohnny]

...Wow ...Never new that,, nice job..

[@myfathersdaughter6983]

Lovin it

[@Crodmog83]

Really awesome video

[@qte5530]

Awesome share thank you.

[@TheMancalorian]

Looks cool, man thats alot of land washed away.

[@superyachtchef]

Epic vloggers

[@koholohan3478]

You are thinking about the art of Bonsai. And what has likely happened here it the cliff is just eroding and undermining it with the tides, and wind too. However, it probably does put a lot of energy into the roots that are in the Earth.

[@billijomccallum5269]

It was a perfect Patrick

[@nigelcarren]

I have never felt sorry for a tree before.. Poor thing... clinging to life whilst the dried bodies of his or her, (or perhaps both... it is 2019 after all), brothers and sisters lie on the sand. Nice to see a video without someone turned up to 11, and no annoying music... a video about nature that actually lets me hear it. Like the good old days when videos were like a gentle journey downstream... When KZbin wasn't full of KZbinrs. 😂😂 BRAVO

[@donhouse2920]

very cool look forward to ur next vlog

[@MobileInstinct]

Donald House Thanks Donald

[@cominghometorome811]

Cool vids keep em coming 👍

[@EmilioExploring]

Awesome video!

[@journeywithjay]

if i saw a picture of that i would think its photo shopped really cool. its crazy to know those huge rocks are under the water. the rainforest is looks like a planet from star wars

[@MobileInstinct]

journey_with _jay Funny I actually said something about it looking like Starwars but it never made it into the video haha. I agree completely

[@bnalive5077]

That mushroom was a Reishi mushroom. That was a young one not fully developed. That mushroom is a highly sought after medicinal mushroom.

[@PatrickPierceBateman]

10:44 I believe that's a reishi mushroom.

[@BoMwarriorVlog]

Looks similar: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lingzhi_mushroom

[@bnalive5077]

It is

[@2010gtoner]

Good Lad, BRILLIANT... KEEP HER LIT BOYO :)

[@screwthenet]

The soil must have been washed away slowly, with just the roots holding the surrounding ground in place. Awesome O>o

[@artbrownsr]

By that starfish is sea anemones (the green rings).

[@haseo8244]

Tons of them literally costing the rocks.

[@JohnnyV_Val]

Can u eat them? Or Star fish?

[@mikeymike758]

Amazing, thanks for sharing. :-)

[@slainteron4027]

That is some massive low tide. Very cool

[@MobileInstinct]

Agreed! Thanks Ron

[@ThePike]

Ocean shores has the water far out like that :) its technically a highway though,( no pavement, just a beach)

[@briansalway9529]

I remember my dad taking me there when I was a kid

[@gabrielsteiger5465]

Not sure what direction you're going, but you should check out Crater Lake!

[@TheFasterthanu1973]

As a rule asbestos is considered safe as long as it's not disturbed. Those floor tiles are definitely asbestos so walking on them could crack or disturb it. I would wear a filter mask when exploring some of these places. Enjoying the videos, keep it up man.

[@BishopKing.308]

Awesome! I wanna go! 😎

[@-FALKOR]

Patrick has seen better days.

[@dezertraider]

Great video.TY73s

[@diannemc4840]

It’s a air plant. Very cool.

[@1dogeez]

perfact example of the will to survive

[@sweetjoesph4073]

Well I hope you went to Moe's and had some chowder when you visited our coast.

[@heatherlinn3435]

Cool