MY FAVORITE ADVENTURE YET - Kayak Camping in the Desert

[@joantharp8973]

I love watching your videos. My favorite part is your good attitude no matter what happens, I learn a lot from you. I'm about to celebrate my 76 Birthday and I've just started really doing van camping. It's all great fun, thanks

[@spencernorby6075]

Hi, I'm 68 and thinking of getting a Kayak. I live on a 27' sailboat. Sometimes when I go out overnight I stay in a bay. I think a kayak would be a great way to explore around the nooks. I loved this episode. It was great seeing the simple gear you took along for the overnight portion. The bivy sac looked great. I always enjoy your explorations of the remnants of indigenous cultures. Your appreciation of history is wonderful. Thank you for what you do.

[@dianecampbell184]

Lifetime kayak has a 8.5foot sit on top with 250lb weight limit. I can throw it in my Honda CRV and be at the river in 10 minutes. I’m 71yrs young, so weight of the yak is manageable. 🌈🌴💖 Florida Granny

[@daveash5821]

This is the first video I saw of yours! I was watching videos of kayaking rivers for research to do the same with my dog. Yours came up and I was hooked! You’re one of my absolute favorites on KZbin. Genuine and ethical work! Cheers to good health and keep ‘em coming.

[@markgibsons_SWpottery]

We use these shards as inspiration for the designs on our pottery that we make.. My son is Navajo/Choctaw, and I am a Choctaw Native,... taking pottery and treating them as a modern human treats things is bad ju ju... If you treat them like your children they will be good to have,... if you treat them like a dog they will show you what you are...Some consider that bad ju ju... the bad ju ju is in the passive habits that most people have while in possession of them... the elders say that some of these shards were used and broken during pandemics of the past and that the memory of the suffering remains in the pottery shards... So you are right about not taking them... Not touching them is also a good idea if you want you and your family to be safe....

[@lastboomer6164]

Much appreciate the effort and recording you do. amazing for us all to watch while being in the Covid-19 lockdown

[@martinburdick9419]

I'm glad you got in a swim. It's a refreshing experience that I have enjoyed a couple of times. I know that it's a long way from where you live but I have to recommend a trip to our First National River, The Buffalo, Ponca-Arkansas area in May. Since you and I avoid the crowds, go mid-week if you get the chance. Thanks for another great video.

[@carolsmith2699]

Ok, let's see you top this video...LOL That was the fastest 45 minutes I've ever spent. So, so interesting and fun! As usual the scenery was beautiful. I think my favorite part was the ruins. Amazing!!!! Thanks for sharing!

[@SUVRVing]

I'll top this video as soon as it warms up a bit and I can get back onto the desert rivers again :) Thanks Carol!

[@ratherbfishing455]

I've watched the video twice!

[@Rick-hf5yi]

Agreed !!!

[@56kicki]

Your vast knowledge, your skills and your sweet personality make all of your videos wonderful. I really enjoyed watching you and Dennis. Thanks for everything!

[@timlundahl4571]

I took a several day commercial float trip down the San Juan beginning at Mexican Hat landing down river through the goosenecks nearly 20 years ago - wow! Your video brings back great memories. Like you, I usually do my camping in the back of my SUV (Ford Escape) often in boondocking areas of public lands. Your videos are wonderful in landscapes I love. FYI - found you via "Finding Simon" recommendation, another KZbinr with great outdoor travel adventures.

[@SUVRVing]

Awesome, I'm happy that you found me via Simon. And I'd love to do a longer trip on the San Juan at some point. It's such beautiful country there. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@lizzy2shoes557]

How fascinating! Can't wait to see that area later this spring..You have the VERY most fun, creative AND educational VIDS Ever, Tristan! Thanks for sharing👍

[@SUVRVing]

It's such a great area. Basically all of southern Utah is amazing. You'll love it! Thanks for the kind words, Lizzy :)

[@jailen461]

This is your second video that I've been able to watch. In the last one you explained how you were set up. I enjoyed that. I've been kayaking for 45 yrs. I like seeing what others do to prepare. Thanks for you adventures. Very enjoyable.

[@BrendaHaltom-cs6ck]

This was a great yayack trip! I really enjoyed it! Sorry for the dunk! Glad you had the sponge and dry shorts! Glad Dennis was able to join you on the River! I loved all the Rock Art! And Native ruins! Thank you Tristan!❤️😀🇺🇸🌏🚙

[@catereinig893]

Kayaking is one of my favorite activities. I totally relate to how pleasant it is. 🌅

[@SUVRVing]

Give me a kayak and a slow-moving river and I am one happy camper. Thanks Cate!

[@wildmeadows8495]

River house is the most livable of all the ruins you’ve visited so far. Gorgeous!

[@kimsargeant8126]

Such a beautiful trip. Thank you for taking us with you. The petroglyphs are amazing. Favorite part was the flat-ish water portions.

[@sherrybrower2858]

This was my favorite video of yours. Such fun and exploring places not normally seen.

[@douglasdearden4879]

Nice work -- and a good save on Ledge.

[@myadventureoutdoors]

I really enjoyed watching this adventure. That was some seriously thick, soupy water. All the sights & sounds were amazing. Thanks for not covering the video with music as so many others do. Love the natural sounds. Great recovery on the dump, looked a bit chilly, LOL.

[@SUVRVing]

Yeah, the water was bizarre. There was literally maybe half an inch of visibility. Crazy. And I'm not really a fan of music in videos either. I think areas like this can speak for themselves. Thanks Steve.

[@allmomomosthomebus3895]

Kayak camping tip... bring thick wool blend winter socks. When you made camp brush off your feet. Splash your feet with water to get sand out of your toes. Put the thick socks on and they'll wick the little bit of water off. Then put your sandals back on with the socks on. Dry feet, and at bed time just brush the excess camp dirt off the socks and hop in your sleeping bag.

[@oldboater]

Nothing better than a river trip with an overnight next to the river.

[@barbhayes5613]

What a great trip! Now I'm really looking forward to warmer weather. Cheers

[@SUVRVing]

You and me both! Thanks Barb :)

[@timothysexton1532]

Thank you so much, Tristan, for sharing your adventures with us! This was such a peaceful adventure - just my speed!

[@SUVRVing]

It was extremely peaceful. I loved this trip so much. I'm happy that you liked it too. Thanks for watching and commenting, Timothy!

[@brownpaperbag5343]

Love the idea of float and hike type of adventure! Definitely new addition to the bucket list. Terrific video, my absolute favorite so far.

[@SUVRVing]

It was a ton of fun, and there will definitely be more videos in the future. Thanks for watching!

[@65sheilakay]

Beautiful rock formations and such scenery. Felt like I was on the trip. Thanks so much for filming.

[@SUVRVing]

Great, I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@TheSunGoethDown]

Ok, I’m 2 years late! That looked so fun! Kayaking on a Chocolate Milk River...sounds like a country song! Thanks for taking us along!

[@SUVRVing]

Lol thanks for watching!

[@PaulPerry1]

Just recently discovered your channel and I have enjoyed watching your hikes out West. I really enjoyed this episode with the kayaks. As I’m much older than you are we’ve started phasing out of the hiking and gotten more into the kayaking camping which we enjoy quite a bit. Keep on adventuring!

[@whatsananna]

Man!! I did that same exact thing my first time out last spring. Just got pushed up against a rock that was under water and there wasn’t much I could do. And it was COLD!! But that trip was epic. I would so love to see those ruins and petroglyphs and Moki steps! Thanks so much for sharing!

[@SUVRVing]

It was a bit shocking to go into the water at first, but it wasn't too bad. I'm glad you liked the video! It was such a great trip. I can't wait to find another river to wander down once it gets a bit warmer...

[@ckg5937]

Learning to read rapids and scout a line will make your trip even MORE fun!

[@Jax4umalta]

Awesome video Tristan with beautiful scenery how lucky you are to live in that area. I love going on adventures like that, times you will never forget. Great memories with a great friend, it doesn’t get any better than that.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Jacqueline! Utah is just an incredibly beautiful state. It's a fun place to be if you're into the outdoors. And yep, it was such a great trip. Dennis and I are already planning our next one.

[@2krain22]

Thanks, that was great. I always enjoy your videos.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Kris! I'm glad you liked it. This was a fantastic trip, and this is probably my favorite video I've done.

[@BrendaHaltom-cs6ck]

That was fun to watch Triston! Sorry you ended up in the drink tho! Dennis enjoyed it too! Look forward to the next Kayak adventure with you two!🐎😀🇺🇸🌏

[@ridgerunner66]

That was an amazing trip. That looked like it was a blast. Beautiful scenery and really interesting things to see. The pottery shards were beautiful. Can you imagine what the containers looked like. I enjoyed the ruins the best, trying to imagine what it was like to live then. I really enjoyed this trip with you and hope you will do more of these kayak adventures. Thanks for sharing with us. Looking forward to the next one. Davin

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Davin. I really liked the pottery pieces too. I'd never seen any that looked quite like that before. I'll definitely be doing more kayak camping adventures. Dennis and I are discussing and planning for one in April and then another hopefully in May or early June. I can't wait to get back on a river again.

[@landonlowery7623]

Just discovered your channel not long ago and i must say, I’m enjoying every video you are putting out so far. Look forward to seeing more! Thanks for all the work you put into producing these videos. Have fun and be safe!

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Landon. I appreciate you watching and commenting! I'm glad you're liking the videos. I'll keep making them as long as you keep watching them :)

[@kabduke]

Great video always enjoy your adventures

[@sageliving5665]

Fabulous! Watched with the whole family!

[@SUVRVing]

Awesome! Say hi to the family for me :)

[@Kai77-24]

Just enjoyed watching this again. After spending time with God, your videos add a certain quiet and beauty missing in most of our everyday lives. Kayaking is a staple for our adventures. We try doing it in every state. My fave so far was AZ through the canyons. This reminds me of that.😊

[@teslah2997]

two buds just out having a good time, doing no harm....love it

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks!

[@cammb]

Great video and what an fun adventure! You should do more videos with Dennis, that was great seeing you interact with someone. You have a great sense of humor that came out more in this video. I have been watching your videos for a couple of months now and never knew there were so many petroglyphs out there! I also loved seeing the pottery pieces in this one, it really connects you to the people from back then.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks for the kind words, Cameron. Dennis and I are planning another kayak trip for April, and then I might be going with another friend on a trip in late May or early June. And oh man, there are SO many petroglyphs out there. I haven't even scratched the surface. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@bluejeans8001]

Nice to see you had such a good time. White water adventures are a blast.

[@Blubirdmoon111]

That is my FAV place on the planet!!!!!

[@Radnally]

Kayak camping always looked appealing to me. It does seem like your best trip yet. Great trip! Thanks.

[@SUVRVing]

I've been wanting to do it for years, so I'm really happy that it finally happened. It was so, so much fun!

[@carolsmith7380]

Looked like loads of fun!! Great scenery and lots of cool stuff to see along the river. Reminded me of a tubing trip on the Green River that I was lucky enough to go on in about 2014. Your getting swamped was even kinda fun....at least for us! Glad your electronics survived. The entire trip looked like a blast! Thanks for sharing 👍

[@martinforrester8249]

Monument Valley is still a special place. I went for the first time in 1992 camped in my tent overlooking the Mittens. After the second and third visits, the campsite was still there. I spent 3 days and 2 nights on horseback with a Navajo guide. The last time was 2012, an hotel now obscures the view from where the campsite used to be, great pity. No need to go back again.

[@albertollorca5249]

I really enjoyed watching your adventure kayak camping trip. It was fun to tag along with you, thanks!

[@virginiarocks]

Lots of fun and really enjoyed the ruins and petroglyphs!

[@Blubirdmoon111]

Its a great place to sit on a rock and meditate!

[@craiglenhard-rvrguyd]

Did a 3 day trip with my scouts on that river . Started at Mexican Hat and did volunteer work for the Park Service cleaning up brush from camp sites. Also visited Indian sites. The river is the third most heavily silt laden river in the world. Many sand bars at the takeout as the backwater from the dam occurs. The lower canyon we passed thru looked like a mini Grand Canyon at the "Goosenecks section".

[@Fayette123]

Like that idea of using sponge to get water out . Brilliant

[@TedDixonChannel]

At 40:11 you hit that hole and went for a cold swim! Glad your ok. This was fun video in awesome setting. Nice to experience this vicariously during the mid-winter blues while in work mode. Thanks for sharing.

[@SUVRVing]

Yep, I was fine, just a bit chilly. It was actually kind of fun once I realized that I was ok! I'm glad you liked the video. This is my favorite one I've done. Thanks Ted!

[@TedDixonChannel]

Same thing happened to me once on a kayak on the Rappahannock River near I95 - surfing a standing wave trough behind a large rock then the bow caught the lip of the break and flipped me right over LoL. Once I realized I was still alive then it was kind of fun (fortunately I didn't hit any rocks and my iPhone and wallet in my pocket in zip lock bag didn't get wet)

[@lindamartin2045]

Really beautiful 😍. Glad you guys had a grand time without injury 🤣. Good timing to see wildlife. Thanks for a bit of history.

[@ledatangen]

This is so neat. I'm in awe thinking of the history behind all of it. I enjoy how authentic you are in your content. Thank you for sharing.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Leda! This was a really fun adventure, and this is one of my favorite videos. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@candlesbyvictoria]

Loved it I really enjoyed the journey!!

[@SUVRVing]

Great! Thanks for watching and commenting :)

[@margreetanceaux3906]

Great video! You had me going back and forth between your video, google earth, and google all the time. Thanks for the impressive images.

[@billyyong4711]

I watched this video more than 3 times, still a blast!!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@SUVRVing]

Wow, thanks Billy! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@billyyong4711]

@@SUVRVing, can't wait to see if you have next canoe camping trips coming............

[@helenvwalker7919]

What a great trip. Loved the pottery fragments and cliff steps.

[@kristaraej]

Great video & great attitude - my favorite part of the trip was seeing the petroglyph & artifacts on the first day of your trip. I hope to get out there next year & take that trip down the San Juan - be blessed!

[@riamonger]

Wow..what an adventure! I always enjoy your videos.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks! I appreciate you watching and commenting :)

[@heidigib01]

Wow, what an amazing place. Great piece of history.

[@tinysolarshack9615]

Hey that was great, I enjoyed riding along.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching.

[@barbarapadgett5538]

Sooo much fun watching this video. Different, but you made me laugh a few times. I’ve done a few Kyack excursions but with a group every time. Loads of fun!

[@karentapia888]

That was pretty cool video! I have been to Mexican Hat but I didn't realize the river was so close to that rock formation. I'm glad you said it was illegal to take artifacts and the bad juju comment cracked me up. For real though, if everyone took a piece it wouldn't be long before all artifacts were gone. Anyway, I was smiling through the whole video because it was so fun! Thank you, Tristan.

[@SUVRVing]

Yeah, I don't think you can see the river unless you're at the hat itself. Such a great area, though. Thanks for watching and commenting, Karen. I'm glad you liked the video.

[@JenMarco]

Awesome! I can almost picture the Natives village of teepees and them living there

[@davidmcbenge9370]

The Salmon River in southern Id is a great trip. Very clean water and beautiful scenery. A very fun ride.

[@SUVRVing]

I'd love to do the Salmon River. It's on my list, for sure!

[@melissahankoff4034]

Wow...the Cowboy Scene is unbelievable 😳😍. Loved it all!!! Thanks again😍

[@SUVRVing]

Isn't that cowboy scene neat?! I was amazed to find that. Thanks for watching.

[@mycocoaone]

I loved this video. I love kayaking. The "moki" steps were awesome and everything else. Thank you.

[@SUVRVing]

I agree, the moki steps were super cool. Thanks for watching and commenting, Donna!

[@kimlittleton4943]

This was a great trip !!!! Thanks for sharing.

[@HM-ll6qw]

So Cool! I was in your kayak and it made me dizzy! Favorite part: all of it! Thank you for sharing this adventure and taking me on the San Juan River, as I would never ever go sit in a kayak. Sure makes me want to travel and hike Utah again soon! Amazing video. Glad your camera survived the splash!

[@christinecurley1399]

Awesome river trip from beginning to the end!

[@ceetee2021]

Looked like you guys had fun. The petroglyphs & pottery shards were so cool. I do not like silty water... I need to see the bottom. One of the comments said it was great you have 6 k subscribers... And in 3 short years you have grown your channel to 96.4 k or did it say 94.6 k. Congrats! Such a pleasure tagging along on your adventures. Hope to see Cassie now & then 🙋‍♀️

[@dougbourdo2589]

I don't know about there but here in New Mexico we find "Mortar" holes, sometimes called "Indian Wells" where natives many years ago used hard rocks to grind impressions, "Mortars" for grinding; presumably things like Mesquite pods into flour to make a bread-like food & such. Often times, in the dry areas the mortar depressions can be used to collect water as well. These are found in areas where encampments were set up. Frequently, the holes cut into the vertical rock walls were thought to have been used to support wood poles to create rain shelters. Nice video. Looked like great fun & terrific interesting petroglyphs.

[@ChanelThomas248]

I totally loved this video! Enjoyed the variety and whoa! you took quite a spill towards the end!

[@danisbell6040]

Thanks, Tristan. I have subscribed fairly recently and have been loving your videos. You clearly have a talent for doing great videos, and I love your sense of adventure and the awesome "hidden treasures" you find. Keep up the great work!

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Dan, I will!

[@karenanddogs6645]

Fantastic video Tristan! What a trip this was! I definitely resonate with most of the comments below. Seems like filming this must have taken some skill - you never even paused for a second with the little kayak mishap. Thanks so much!

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Karen! I really like this video, and this was a great adventure. I'm glad you liked it ☺️

[@bevliechty1161]

Love love this adventure sure helps pass the time away while inside staying away from the COVID 19

[@idaspidalegs]

So fun! Thank you for sharing.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Ida!

[@Rosaleng]

Thanks for taking us along! Loved the Moki steps!

[@SUVRVing]

Me too! Those were really fun to see and play around on. Thanks for watching.

[@christinaoklaohio7926]

The scenery is beautiful and the water looks very silty. Then the deer in the water is just awesome. I loved your friend getting into the boat on the river I was beating he was going to have to get wet hahaha. Both of you look at home on the river such beauty to behold. The sounds of the ducks echoed like no one was there. Cliffs are beautiful. Where they like sand? I loved all the markings in the rock maybe I will see this some time. It looks very interesting and fun. I think that cow was miss placed must be from Oklahoma lol. I loved this whole trip. Very interesting for sure.it looks nice you being with someone this trip. You both look like you enjoyed the trip. I like the buckets packed, nice choice. The view of your second day again is amazing, the goats are Cool 😎 You guys scared me on the rapids there. Haha I loved this trip a lot. Ty for sharing all of this.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Chris Tina! This was such a fun trip. We really enjoyed it. And we're talking about another kayaking trip in April. Should be great :) The cliffs are made of sandstone, but they're not quite as loose as you might think. They feel like rock, not sand.

[@trvlaqwst7570]

What a great adventure! 40:12 It looked like your kayak was full of Chocolate milk 😜, wow it happened so fast. As usual brilliant camera work showing the fantastic scenery!

[@johnmcdonald1306]

I've canoed 14 miles both the little miami and great miami whitewater with great nature but nothing like the scenery of your kayaking video. Again Thanks for sharing

[@MegaGo68]

Oh wow. I just booked a trip that will take me to the Valley of the Gods region, and I had thought that the area might be mostly flat, dry, and featureless. Then by chance I saw this old video of yours .. now I am looking forward to my day or two around Mexican Hat! Thanks for the awesome video.

[@dezarydrak8241]

I was so captivated by your video, plus your panoramic views are so steady and enjoyable to watch. I was so engrossed that I yelped at 35.25 as if I was getting a shock of cold mocha river water on me. hehehe. I even felt cold when you tipped in. Brrr You had a great relaxed spirit through the whole thing. Love your positive attitude.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Dezary. It was such a fun trip with a good friend, and I'm happy that that came across the video. I appreciate you watching and commenting.

[@dannyroberts5056]

Beautiful video. Loved all of it. Thanks for taking us along with you both. I miss the southwest but I also love the Ozarks here in Mo. and Ar. I float down rivers ane creeks every chance I get. Ill have to add this river to my bucket list along with the Green River out that way also.

[@kimprocarione5473]

This was awesome! I've stayed the night at Mexican Hat on my way to Colorado. I hope you do more kayaking videos! I have a kayak a lot like yours, which I left in Rifle, CO! LOL! A lot of good that does me! I'm sure my great nephew put it to good use!

[@1020LAStep]

It was great to see the Native American stuff. Not a lot of tourists get to see what you saw. Thanks for sharing.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Lynne!

[@Blubirdmoon111]

I drove there once. Rented a yurt from a native guy. Was the best trip ever.

[@rico1319]

Outstanding video!! Could not believe all the Indian artifacts! 👍👍👍😎🇨🇱 keep up the good wrk! PS. My wife and i’ve been kayaking for a long time. Fun!!

[@joycecaudell6047]

I’ve done that float with a group and camped for two nights. You guys had an awesome trip. It was fun to watch. Thank you.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it 👍

[@jp008]

I smiled through the whole video...thank you!

[@SUVRVing]

Great to hear! Thanks Julie :)

[@sylviajones3249]

Exciting adventure! A good one to watch and watch again!

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Sylvia! This is my favorite video, so I'm glad you liked it too.

[@johnmcdonald1306]

The 41:00 point reminded of my first canoe trip when I tipped the canoe. My wife was mad I lost my sandals learned a lot for another dozen successful canoe trips

[@tomsergesketter5138]

Another awesome video. Great trip.

[@carolbanks8313]

that looked like fun. Gorgeous rock formations. Wonder if those holes were navigational marks to read from the water to locate a location on land. Natives were pretty clever. Thanks for taking me along.

[@cia1204]

I thoroughly enjoyed experiencing this adventure with you fellows! Great video!

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Marcia! This was a great trip, and its a lot of fun to be able to share it with others. Thanks for watching and commenting :)

[@milkncoco1978]

👍nice to find a video with no annoying music added to it.

[@WillN2Go1]

Good paddle trip. Thanks. Good to see you wearing a PFD. Regs usually say one has to be 'in reach' and the guys who drown had them in reach, but.... I'm a sea kayaker, not a river guy so I might not be the best source. However, Your yak has no buoyancy once it gets dunked. A yak like yours you need to have flotation bags as large as you can get, fore and aft. You can make your own, and they aren't wasted space. You can pack them full of gear (they're basically pointy dry bags, same roll up, so one that's too long really isn't.) They should also be tied in, best is at the very back and very front--then you only need the one point. The way to do this is to put a U bolt or pulley inside at the bow and stern. Also a paddle leash is good, and a back up paddle. If you get dumped the kayak is going to do one thing, the paddle another and you'll start where it all was. Once you pop up you have to decide whether you swim for the boat that has no paddle or the paddle that has no boat. All this sounds worse than it is. When I was building my first kayak I found a book Deep Trouble about all the ways you can die in a sea kayak. All I've had to do for the past 15 years is not make any of those specific mistakes (but I've come up with several of my own.) Experience river kayakers will know all the stuff that will keep you alive and having fun.

[@eddymahon1503]

Amazing video. Really enjoyed it and it got a little exciting there for awhile. Yikes. I like the long videos

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Eddy! Glad you liked it. I like the long videos too. Not all the time (they require a ton of editing), but I felt that this particular adventure worked better as a single video than two or even three shorter ones.

[@pleinaire8698]

been kayaking here on the lazy rivers of the eastern sierras for 20+ years now....very relaxing!!

[@SUVRVing]

It's a lot of fun, for sure. Thanks for watching!

[@losttouristpresents]

I know this is an old video. But I just found it, and have to say what a great trip that was. It was a long day at work and it was nice to watch your video and go along for the adventure. Cheers

[@SuperGolfgal]

👍....I watched this on my tv. I felt like I was there, ty

[@billyyong4711]

This the best video I have seen from you..'.... can't wait for the next video

[@SUVRVing]

It's my favorite too! Glad you liked it. Thanks Billy.

[@lawsonone6015]

Outstanding video! So many great shots and perspectives.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. It's my favorite video I've made, so it's great to hear that other people are liking it too.