The Wild Rush of Spring

It's starting to feel a lot more like spring in the Berkshires. Flowers are budding, sun is shining, and the rivers are roaring. I spend a lot of time with family during lock down and also a lot of time in nature and on tiny adventures with my two closest friends.
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[@TroutandCoffee]

Hope you guys enjoy this one! Wanted to let you know that most of this was filmed in early April before things with the pandemic were where they are now. We were minimizing human contact as much as possible and most people hadn't even started wearing masks in public where we live. Hope you all are staying healthy! As always, you can support this channel on Patreon or through grabbing merch at the links in the description! Have a beautiful day!

[@n_r_v]

Trout and Coffee hey, so in the beginning of the video, did you use a regular DSLR or an action camera? that shot was awesome! EDIT: And of course the entire video is absolutely amazing

[@yeboscrebo4451]

It’s a plandemic anyways

[@lady59hawke]

"CORONA" C= 03 O = 15 R = 18 O = 15 N = 14 A = 01 _________ .....66 (Total) 6 ...... .(# of Corona letters) ______ ...666 (Mark of the Beast) Corona in the basic form of Numerology Gematria is 666 The "Coronavirus Vaccine/ID2020" - is the "Mark of the Beast" ________________________________________ CV-19 (Gematria) C= 3 V = 22 _______ 322 322 = Freemason/ Skull & Bones ______________________ 1 = A 9= I Artificial Intelligence ________________________________________ Secret of 322 / DNA / Skull & Bones www.nicholson1968.com/how-to-count-the-mark-of-the-beast.html#tab2 ____________________ 3 X 22 = 66 6 X 6 = 36 OR 3 (6's) = 666 THAT'S WHY IT HAS TO BE COUNTED OR CALCULATED. 666 HAS BEEN HIDDEN IN MANY DIFFERENT WAYS Revelation 13:18- Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding 'count' the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six. (666) __________________________________________ COVID-19 Number "19" - Strong's Concordance ibchah: slaughter Original Word: אִבְחָה Part of Speech: Noun Feminine Transliteration: ibchah Phonetic Spelling: (ib-khaw') Definition: slaughter __________________ Revelation 6:2 - And I saw, and behold a white horse: and he (antichrist) that sat on him had a bow; and a "CROWN" was given unto him: and he went forth conquering, and to conquer. ____________________ co·ro·na (meaning) ANATOMY
- a part of the body resembling or likened to a "CROWN"

[@liamfleming2070]

Kyle- I am a 66 y/o retired lawyer, and I have just figured out how to make public comments here on KZbin. I have watched your channel for several months, but until someone helped me, I could not reach out. I really enjoy your videos, and if I could redo many things in life, I would approach things as you are doing. Your fishing with your Mom are moments that will fly by, and before you know it, memories will be revived when you watch this again. In particular, I wanted to mention your observation about working on the little things that nag at us each day. Well, this weekend, I bought a miter saw, and am finally going to make that work bench I always wanted. I’ll finally buy a vise, and a grinder to sharpen my lawn mower blade. I had the same feelings as you mention. I am finally on my way to fixing things that have been left unattended for so long, because of my career. Thank you. And keep the videos coming. I enjoy them very much, and they make me reflect on my youth.

[@jele5728]

Ich hoffe, du machst weiterhin die Dinge ,die dir Spaß machen. Bleib gesund !

[@JamieMac203]

Its funny how now when I wake up on Sunday one of the first things i do is check youtube for a new T&C video! If i see a new one I go downstairs grab a cup of coffee . I then yell up to my girlfriend “im watching trout and coffee” and shes like “ wait for me “ haha

[@TroutandCoffee]

hahaha ah man I love that! So cool!! Appreciate the support Jamie!!

[@beetownmusic2828]

Kyle i know you probably won’t see this but i’m a 14 year old kid that i don’t think should relate to the ending as much as i did. that freedom feeling that you get from little adventures is always one of the best you can obtain. i grew up in northern california right by the coast in crescent city, town of the redwoods, i’ve lived there all my life until three or four years ago when i moved to auburn. it changed my life greatly and i’ve been deeply homesick. i’ve been very stressed with school and social media and a whole ranch i have to help take care of. it’s hard to escape on a property like this, but your videos have helped me greatly, i think i maybe started watching your videos a year ago? (and yes i know it isn’t long) but your videos have always reminded me of the adventures that me my mom and sister would take in the redwoods and on the beach, through the beautiful rivers we used to swim in. your videos give me a sense of calm that i had when i was younger, i just want to say thank you Kyle, you’ve helped me and my mental health slowly get better. keep on doing the things you do and enjoy them, because every little thing counts ❤️

[@sammylove14]

beetown music? Keep doing your best and take as many adventures as possible, even if they seem a little risky. Easy won’t always get you the good things but do what you love. Sounds like taking care of that ranch is a lot. At your age, you’re more apt to doing it than anybody else. I’ll make sure Kyle sees this, if that’s the very least I can do. Good-luck, brother.

[@beetownmusic2828]

Sam Weezer thank you very much, i wish you luck too. keep your head up! it’s important.

[@billbixby122]

How lucky are you surrounded by beauty,family and friends.

[@bootscanlas9995]

Happiness comes in simple things like our family , nature and being greatful😍

[@jackrubycrew]

Truly appreciate the effort and heart that goes into these edits. The nostalgic sense that comes from watching your work is inspiring.

[@TroutandCoffee]

I'm grateful you appreciate them Jack! Thanks a lot man!!

[@chronicfish]

I once was struck by lightning. Her name was Maria. I miss her.

[@lal5555f]

mariiiiiiiiahhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@yeboscrebo4451]

And suddenly I’ve found How wonderful hat sound Could beeeeeeee... Mariaaaa

[@francescadiana]

I love that you speak of home and nature the same way.

[@tanfastictrancer-bowserapp8350]

Hi Kyle from the UK 🇬🇧 another awesome video to lighten our lockdown mood here 😀 The wife and I were at stop lights a few weeks back when a bolt of lightning landed the field right next to us. The noise was deafening and the hairs on our next stood out. Very scary. We looked at where the bolt landed over the hedge and we could see a small electricity sub station so that’s obviously what the lightening had hit. Thanks again for the great videos we look forward to them I can assure you. Stay safe. Dave.

[@JMc.D]

Just this year we had a crazy hailstorm which is vey unusual for Ireland. I was in my wife’s parents house looking out at a hillside and there is a cell phone tower there. And wham! Lightning strike right at the spot I was looking at, maybe 500 meters away. I had a spot in front of my eyes for about 10 seconds, like I looked directly at a camera flash. It was an amazing sight to see the raw power of nature.

[@TroutandCoffee]

Songs in the order they appeared: Gamma Skies- Wanna get to know you Cerulean Skies- Shade in the sand All else- Hayden Everett Sven Karlsson- Central Park Summer Session Nylonwings- Bagatelle Valley Megan Wofford- Dear Mama

[@donwhitney9677]

Great to have a 'tuber post the music used to create great videos. Thank You.

[@buzmcg]

I'm 63 years old, and I thoroughly enjoy your videos. They remind me of my own youthful adventures. Thanks for all of your hard work. You offer quality, heartfelt content in beautiful videos. Thanks, again.

[@voterdown]

11:07... “...it brings your soul to life”. Boy, I desperately need a cold dip., 19:20, don’t know why but I started crying here. A good cry. I think.

[@chandrareaux6700]

It's so sweet that you still keep in touch with Karl. Sweet video!!

[@harshshah7250]

I am not going to watch your video now because I love to watch your videos when the lights are off and I am about to sleep. This relaxes my mind. Thankyou!

[@TroutandCoffee]

Ahh I love that! Save it for your favorite time, that's the way to do it! Thank you!!

[@deborahjean8026]

You clearly have not lost that childhood sense of imagination and wonderment. What a beautiful dreaming tree. How lucky you are to have access to nature even during lockdown when most of us were stuck in a house and I’m so happy you stayed in touch with Karl.

[@farmher5333]

WOW! Mesmerized by your voice and storytelling. Priceless!

[@prestongilbert4199]

Maybe I am partial because of having lived in the White Mts in NH and now living in Central NY, but the landscape of the Berkshires is special. It reminds me of both places. I am so glad you are on this new path Kyle. I am hooked.

[@kimberlystone3987]

Your life is a dream,and your living your best life!! Yellow bells are gorgeous, Spring is my personal favorite season... Good friends , great trucks,and cars.... Happy life , enjoy because you are a true gift to all of us ..Keep living Huck!!!!

[@AlaskaBushratJohn-st7sm]

Good Morning Kyle, it's Sunday morning, the sun is bright and I see a few more feet of snow disappearing from my yard. Then, I make my New England coffee and sit in my recliner and brace myself for an adventure while wearing my Mayfly hat. You don't disappoint at all. This video brought back many memories of my youth when doing the same things with my friends. It seems a lifetime between Sundays when I can go on these trips with you and your friends. The one special part of this video is, when your mother asked if you wanted to go fishing, I think that is very special. Take care Kyle and thank you for sharing.

[@roekinn]

My grandmother 's friend was struck by lightning three separate times in his life. Survived all three. I came incredibly close to being struck in our driveway. All 25 inches of my hair stood straight up in the air and stayed there. Every hair on my body went up and I felt like there were a million tiny bumblebees humming inside of my body. I RAN like hell into the house. Glad I did. Thor had is eye on me that day.⚡⚡

[@mariajuanesta3319]

Yes! My grandpas farm. It was so close that the ground shook and knocked 6 of us on the ground. We all stood up making sure everyone was OK. We were. It was so strong and bright. The sheer power of it was terrifying and awesome.

[@36isnotold]

13:55 “We all have these little things in our life that we see often and know we should take care of but keep ignoring.” -isn’t that the truth.

[@TroutandCoffee]

I notice them everyday! It really feels so good to chip away at them

[@36isnotold]

Trout and Coffee I just discovered your Instagram. You have a new follower. Just keep doing what you’re doing because what you’re doing is from the heart. You’ll never go wrong with that as your beacon.

[@David-tg2sb]

I'm 62 in November and a couple weeks ago I took off to the highest point in the city to try and catch the lighting storm that I knew was coning in. It was great!

[@joonske4408]

a greeting from your big fan from Switzerland! ❤🍁

[@sinemetu9037]

The lightning... yes, a great storm came off the gulf and the lightning was tremendous. At the back of the house we had a large open field. We had a large undercover awning on the house that we could sit under safely to watch the storms. The four of us, me my wife and our two little girls were sitting there when we had a direct strike in the field, no more than five hundred feet away... the power we truly awesome and took our breath away. We went inside. Good memories... thanks

[@TroutandCoffee]

Wow that must have been incredible!! Especially right out in the open like that. Such a wild feeling!

[@sinemetu9037]

Trout and Coffee, yes it truly was... now the girls are grown as that was almost twenty years ago. Our eldest lives in Stone Mountain Georgia and we now live in rural France and like you under lockdown... but surrounded by the wonders of nature. Things could be worse as we know. I love your Land Rover and especially the headliner... I have two Discovery series 1s with the 300 tdi Diesel engine... love them but those headliners suck. Thanks for reaching out... I subscribed today and watched a load of you videos. Thanks for your work... nostalgic and inspiring.

[@jeanneamato8278]

My husband and my family and I were in my brother’s house in NJ when lightening struck one of their trees and blew it apart. I still have a piece of blackened branch. Such power!

[@spicedhazel]

Agreed on the dealing with the little things you want to avoid. This morning I spent hours scrubbing down all the windows and sliding doors for this very reason. They’d gotten out of hand and it normally would have taken 20 minutes. Now I can clearly see the beautiful Florida palms and long leaf pines and it has definitely improved my mood. As for the lightning, my father was actually struck before I was born. He was fortunate to be young and healthy, so he eventually recovered. It’s absolutely gorgeous, but I’ve been taught from an early age to treat the weather with the same respect as a large wild animal. Admire from a distance. Preferably inside. Stay safe and thank you for your heartwarming and grounding videos. They are needed now more than ever. Be well.

[@brokeboymotorsports5674]

Your channel doesn’t get enough recognition for the amount of work you put in it

[@marcijunebug]

my dad agreed, every video is short film quality! Always and insightful perspective and beautiful presentation!

[@bryan.mosheim]

When I was 8 years old in Auckland New Zealand me, my Mum and my dog were all sitting in the lounge while a thunderstorm was going on. Then a lighting strike hit out drive way just 2 meters away from my house and it felt like it shook the entire house. My heart was racing at that point and my dog was whimpering. The sensation of the lighting strike was unreal and it’s hard to explain.

[@mcwolf1969]

It's after 11:00pm here in Seattle and it's been a rough day. I was just poking around KZbin and came across this video. The pandemic has been hard and stressful, so I needed something to calm my mind...i found it here. Your calm voice/narrations, combined with the simple pleasures of nature and family sure did the job. I'm grateful! Thank you!

[@janesita1]

I loved this video so much!! Climbing the trees, jumping into the river, and the Canoe experience was so amazing. I loved how your friend was very cautious and protective when he was in the canoe. He was being safe while still having fun!

[@roekinn]

" What are you doin' bud? Are you okay?" 🥺 That was too cute. Scramble your brains cute.🤪

[@dhananjayringe]

The lightening is absolutely marvellous. This has happened multiple times with me. The first one is quite vivid. I was in 7th grade and lighting struck on the boundary of our school across the field. I was watching from my classroom. The tree caught fire. Surreal. Once recently it happened on a road trip, in an open field like yours. That sensation, right through the body.

[@matthews.1998]

There's something about these videos that takes me away from my everyday stressful life, I will shut my office lights off, expand to full screen, and get lost in your content. Thank you, Kyle.

[@outdoorsforever1027]

A heartfelt “truly enjoyed”. Really made me feel at ease at an uneasy time. 🎣☕️🦦

[@TroutandCoffee]

So happy to hear that, Bill! Cheers!!

[@jeffmorris739]

Lightning is powerful and my closest encounter was on Percy Priest Lake near Nashville Tennessee. My archery club was having our biggest tournament of the year at Long Hunter state park. The tournament was over and we were pulling the 3D targets when a severe thunder storm moved in. I told my friends that we needed to squat and cover our heads and as soon as we did lightening hit the lake 50 yards from us. I lost my balance and touched the ground and felt the voltage run up my arm. It was like sticking your finger in a light socket. The boom was immediate and deafening and my ears rang the rest of the day. The smell of ozone was strong. We were very lucky.

[@JDmikejackson]

23 minutes of pure joy & beauty

[@wingman427]

Lighting struck a telephone pole about 10 yards from where I was waiting at a light in my car. It was the most powerful force of nature I have ever experienced. It made my head spin not to mention scaring me half to death.

[@bigblue0416]

I watch these videos before bed to relax my mind and appreciate the simple things. Great work!

[@magni1047]

Thanks for a reminder of this New England country life !!

[@JAYOSDCHAOS]

Last July my girlfriend and I traveled across the US for the whole month coming from Ireland it was a once in a life time trip. We went from East to West but stopped off at some southern stops too .. somewhere between Louisiana and Texas we stopped at a camp site for the night when a few kilometres down the road we could hear a thunder storm and the amazing lightning that followed. We sat by the side of a pond that was in at the camp site and just watched it in awe. I managed to get some amazing photographs on my phone of the lightning mid fork! I can send them to you in instagram if you'd like to see! It was an unforgettable moment in the best month of my life so far. Keep up the amazing work! Your content is honest and pure. Thank you!

[@carlaramer422]

We were driving west on I-40 in Oklahoma when lightning struck the road about 200 yards ahead of us. Upon striking the highway, a huge shower of sparks flew up, and, it was a jarring moment on several levels. It took our breath away to see such a beautiful, violent, and potentially deadly event. Btw, I super-duper enjoyed this video. You have the true storytelling gift. And, there's just something about doing the cool stuff that we did as kids that brings back that magical feeling and thinking and believing.

[@TroutandCoffee]

Dang!! Sounds insane! I can only imagine. And I truly appreciate that! So excited to keep the adventures up. We've got some cool plans this summer for some little goonies-esque adventures!

[@deerfarm5982]

well done....glad you and Karl keep in touch....the 1st video i saw of you & Karl and i watch at least 3 Trout & Coffee Videos a day now!!!!..have a good day! Going to be 85 deg here in Georgia today!!PS~~ good news on getting you own flavor of coffee!!

[@TroutandCoffee]

No kidding! That's so cool to hear! I really appreciate that! Enjoy the day!!

[@peanutlee9813]

So much passion in your videos 😊 Puts sunshine 🌞 in my heart. Thank you ❤

[@sabinesallier117]

Thanks a lot for your sincerity ! It is so good to see you happy. That is the best way to nourish the flow of world deepest joy ! Keep on going boys ! Love from France !

[@danp3me]

Thank you Kyle for sharing the joy, much needed. HugS!

[@ericjohnson2543]

Morning Kyle. Thanks for the video. Cherish and never forget every moment with your mom. Lost my mom in 82 a month after I turned 17. Miss her every day. Wish you and your family the best. Congratulations on your new account.

[@TroutandCoffee]

Morning Eric! I have been cherishing those moments more than ever. Sorry to hear you lost your mom at such a young age. I can't imagine. I truly appreciate that and I wish the same to you man! Thank you so much!

[@complicatedtime]

I know how cold an Adirondack lake is in late May. I can’t imagine a brook in early April. That will wake you up.

[@chrisdecker1443]

Laws of attraction. When It comes to life, its about the ride. The ride down the river with going with the flow, letting it all evolve. I too have a small area where I play, I use the black top with 2 wheels. The group of friends I went with, gravity to the water or dams. It was beautiful, like u said "what the hell and why not" time to play. Love the ride guys, thanks for taking me along. I look forward to theses videos every Sunday.

[@TroutandCoffee]

Law of attraction is very real! It certainly is about the ride. It gets so much more enjoyable when you just let go. And I love that little story! Such a relatable feeling. So glad you enjoy these Chris!

[@karlgreif]

Just stopping by to let you know how much you inspire me to create. I work full time in video production as well but I always seem to put off my personal projects even though I know I have great stories to tell. I really appreciate your production style with these videos. It's reminded me that it's not about the expensive camera gear and time-consuming edits. It's all about the story. Thanks again and keep creating.

[@susanmurrell635]

So glad I caught up with you ' Damn Good Kid ' ....happy to have caught up with what's happening....it sounds like it's all good. I am really glad that you've touched base with Karl...think he's happy and know from your face when you were on the call with him that you are too. If you speak to him sometimes about his plans for the future or if he ever mentions his dogs and that he thinks or worries about their future sometime, please let him know there is a dog lover out in your followers who'd be happy to talk to him about them....but just make sure that he brings up the situation, which I know you would know how to handle it. Sometimes I think that I have to take extra good care of myself because of my 2 little rescues ( the half chihuahua and my beagle)....who would take care of them if something happened to me?! I'm just glad he's not as alone as it appeared at the beginning:) Love your videos, so glad you're back on a regular basis again....and there's something special about watching them on a Sunday morning. About the lightning story, it didn't hit me but my new husband was playing a game of rugby on a small island between the Bronx and Manhattan separated by the East River when a large lightening bolt hit the ground close to my husband and 3 other players and they were all thrown to the ground. They were kind of in shock but nothing serious....it was very close a matter of yards and they were all quite shocked and took them some time to be able to get up. Scary stuff. Have to enjoy everyday.

[@auroram.2854]

I love your perspective on life! Every time I watch your videos it’s like a sweet gift for my spirit! Thank you for all your hard work! It’s greatly appreciated! 😊🦋 🎣 P.S. The cute little mouse 🐭 brought smiles 😁

[@TroutandCoffee]

I appreciate that so much Aurora! Thank you! and wasn't he the cutest!! :D

[@buffett2010]

Things come and go but the memories of time well spent last forever. Nice film Kyle

[@tomstravelsphoto]

Just keeps getting better! Love waking up to your videos man. Cheers!

[@lb128f]

Hey Finn, thanks for sharing with us! Great story, great shots! Glad to see you enjoying your life. Take care, Finn!

[@fogbustercoffeeworks9735]

Awesome Video! Looking forward for what's to come. It's all in good time :-)

[@marianfrances4959]

Indeed, a great setting for any childhood. 😉🇨🇦

[@kimberlystone3987]

The dreaming tree, wow!!!!!!

[@abdikanisaid2607]

Always excited when you drop a video

[@TroutandCoffee]

Stoked to hear it! Hope you enjoy!!

[@Yeetminn]

My god man, your content is so inspiring to me. Your editing and emotion you put into your videos is amazing.

[@joshklmnop]

I just stumbled upon your videos and I honestly can say they have awakened a part of me that has always been there, but I just needed to find again. An inner peace, a sense of captivating, inspiring dreams, and all of the steps on the path to getting there. Your journey is like mine, and I am fortunate our paths have crossed.

[@theycallmemoe1220]

Any scenes of the river were my favorite

[@connief8579]

So glad you're staying in touch with Karl! You are a blessing in his life at a much needed time. I love all of your videos but that one really changed me. Thanks for all that you do and share!

[@yashasvirathore8205]

So beautiful I have been binge watching your videos . It's so pure and soothing Lots of love Hope you're doing good 😊

[@TroutandCoffee]

So happy to hear that!! Thank you so much! Doing very well here, hope you are too!!

[@yashasvirathore8205]

@@TroutandCoffee your videos makes me happy and calm ; so I'm definitely doing very well ! 😇

[@PDogB]

And again, a beautiful video. Thanks for sharing your life and the reassuring words at the end. At this time, many of us need to hear them..

[@IWALKOUTDOORS]

Wow your stuff is really good. You have a gift to be able to take someone watching your video and make them feel they were there. Fantastic.

[@TroutandCoffee]

Thank you so much Kenneth!! That means a ton to me. So glad you enjoy!

[@rickmoro705]

Man! Talk about throwing open both barn doors to the world of spring into a field of inspiration and love These Sunday morning video's of Trout & Coffee is truly like Sunday service it pulls you in while you sit there and listen and smile and be totally immersed in every turn and at every intersection of these journey's These are truly journey's thru the soul and connection of what it means to live life to the fullest. And the lighting! Living in the lighting capitol (Florida) boy do I have story's but another time, miracles my friend miracles Thanks for bringing this one home my friend so parrelels my life growing up in Up State NY that your videos bring me back to with just a flip of a switch! So grateful for the time well spent Thank You for the journey Kyle ⚡🙏🌄👍

[@TroutandCoffee]

Spring is really kicking it!! Feels unreal! Sunday service in full session, soul in full bloom! I bet you've got some wild lightening stories Rick. Can't wait to hear them when I make it down there one day. So grateful these videos bring you back to your childhood. That's the best feeling. Until next time, Rick!!

[@Xelda_Queen]

I will never forget my close encounter with lightning. I was a kid at summer camp up in Michigan called camp amigo. We were eating snacks under a sheltered picnic area in the middle of the camp. It was raining pretty hard, but there hadn't been any lightning, so it was a big scare when lightning struck the biggest tree in the area, which was just twenty feet away. We booked it to the basement of the gymnasium and the camp councilors sang songs to keep our spirits up. I can't remember if we spent the night down there or not. The next morning I remember the camp councilors gathering us around outside the main office where they had hung up a large chunk of the tree the lightning had sheared off. The piece had to be at least five feet long and a good half foot thick.

[@cathymolina9139]

Always enjoy your videos. Especially today. Thank you.

[@mrfox14gamer84]

My mother and father were going on a mountain trip way before I was born, when right in front of their bumper a huge thunder lightened the scenery, almost hiting the car. They always talk about it on stormy nights.

[@jonathon2097]

I appreciate your perspective on life. You are able to portray that perspective in a unique, refreshing way. Thank you for all of the videos! I always look forward to watching.

[@_moving_mountains]

Ahhhhh. That jump into the water.. I felt that. 😬 love it as always, Kyle! Can’t put into words what it feels like to see you chasing your dream and living your authentic self. I remember a time when I was four years old or so and I saw a lightening strike in the field next to our house on Happy Valley Road in Washington. I’ll never forget that experience. Much love ✌🏼, Nate

[@TroutandCoffee]

hahah Yess! My favorite part. Jumping in that hole brings me to life!! So happy you appreciate this journey Nate. Grateful to have you following along on it. And wow! Cool how you never forget lightening. It's like it get's imprinted in your brain. Talk soon brother!

[@victoria_ann]

I live on Florida and our everyday summer thunderstorms are just like that. It's pretty wild! You can feel the thunder in your bones almost! And the lightening is so crazy.

[@RyanPatrick85]

When I was maybe 11 or 12, I was outside on a summer afternoon shooting some hoops in our neighbors driveway. Just like any North Carolina summer afternoon, distant storm clouds painted the horizon - the telltale sign of a quick midday rain. But I wanted to shoot around so I went out. After maybe 15 or so minutes, the clouds really rolled in and a light drizzle started dotting the dry pavement - faint rumblings of thunder mixed in with my continued dribbling. Then it happened. BOOM! The brightness of the flash outweighed by the instantaneous shock of the thunder clap. I have no idea where the bolt struck but I remember my hair standing on end, my heart racing, ears ringing as I ran to the safety of the carport. Not sure I played in many more storms that summer.

[@likeyoumeanit5425]

Hey Kyle, just wanted to say how much I resonate with literally all your videos. The lifestyle, the freedom, the outlook on life and of course the story telling. Thanks for creating the content you create man.

[@hamzahwumar298]

I absolutely love lightning and thunder, I spent all last winter getting slow motion shots of lightning. Its just a weird feeling that i just love

[@TroutandCoffee]

Wow that's sweet!! I know the feeling for sure. Slow motion shots much look so cool!

[@atlbraves1983]

I enjoy your videos so much. And thanks for keeping us updated on Karl.

[@kathleenlankford6027]

Creative chickadee, I love that!! Thank you for your videos,they are beautiful and heartwarming. Your videos are set apart from the rest, thank you for that. ,

[@cheryldement3822]

My sisters, their children, myself and my children were on a tram at Grant’s Farm. Lightning struck a tree close enough that a piece of the bark hit my then 8 year old daughter. There was a rumble, a bright flash, then the ground shook. Immediately we could feel the hair standing up on our arms, and we could not hear for a few minutes. The tram was full but no one moved or said anything until the driver came on and said, “Well, that was close.” The sky was overcast, but no dark clouds. It has been over 20 years ago, but we all remember it like it was yesterday. Definitely humbling.

[@lcvt8023]

Greetings from Vermont. Another great video! Much enjoyed. I have some fabric in trees here I'm gonna take care of today. Blessings to all!

[@refosco1993]

Wow you are really good at these videos!! I am not much of an outdoor person but still find your channel very entertaining!

[@amybourdon7726]

When I was young, I remember sitting in my living room watching the rain patter down in a storm. A bright flash of lightning shined through the window followed by a loud clap of thunder just milliseconds after. I jumped out of my seat and the hairs on my arms stood up. My heart pounded with a rush of energy. I had never felt anything like it before...It turns out the lightning strike hit the neighbour's antenna and burned through the roof. Thanks for sharing your stories - they bring a sense of peace and nostalgia.

[@chelseasmith7294]

Thankful for your videos 🙏❤️

[@parkerposey788]

Best 22 minutes of my day! I just wanted to say your parents brought up a heck of a Huck. Good job, thank well done. ☕️

[@TroutandCoffee]

So happy to hear that!! and I'll tell them you said that! :)

[@margaretleehightower3073]

Absolutely wonderful and good for my soul!!!! And YES on the lightening.....I can absolutely feel it when it s strong....most unusual sensation!!!

[@rimae7606]

So glad we’re caught up on where you’re at right now! Like always this video is so beautiful! Sending love from Washington!

[@RoelBaardman]

Such words of wisdom at 22:05. Thanks for sharing man, I feel it. This time is excellent for leaving the fast pace behind and feel how slowing down feels. Really let it sink in. It can be so refreshing to take the time to appreciate the little things. Your videos reflect that perfectly.

[@donnamarier2835]

Thank you for another peaceful video. Your ability to convey your thoughts and feelings mixed with life"s insights makes my soul hum.

[@TroutandCoffee]

The pleasure is all mine! So happy you enjoy these stories. Love the idea of "soul hum." cool way to put it!

[@tracker5847]

you have the most wonderful relaxing voice. i truly enjoy listening as well as watching. that river is AMAZING!!! i cannot imagine living in a beautiful place like that..it looks like a storybook land. you must have had an amazing childhood!!! you are a very lucky man and to still have your best freinds. i wish you all the best!! i have never been to your state but maybe someday i might be able to see it before i leave this earth...it looks like heaven there. i just discovered you a few days ago and the few videos ive watched i have truly enjoyed......thank you for sharing your life and your world.. I AM SUBSCRIBING

[@SlownomaCounty]

Another damn fine one! Enjoying waking up again on Sunday mornings, making an extra large extra strong cup of coffee, and sitting outside in the sun but chilly air of NorCal, and getting submersed in a refreshing Huck vid! Inspiring to make today the best ever! Scenes with your parents and esp their place are among my faves 😀 Helps me imagine while I recreate my backyard during this time

[@TroutandCoffee]

ahhhh yes... sounds like the perfect start! and they're some of mine favorite too. I just love that little red house. Must be fun doing some spring yard recreation!!

[@36isnotold]

Love your videos. You manage to make me feel good about myself just by watching you simplify what happiness truly is and appreciating all it’s tiny nuances. That’s a true gift 💛

[@36isnotold]

Also, I feel the most alive when it’s thundering and lightening out. It’s magical.

[@TroutandCoffee]

Thank you so much Stacy!! So happy to hear that. Thats the reason I make these!! I appreciate you!

[@TroutandCoffee]

@@36isnotold and same!! Thunderstorms on the porch as a kid were always my favorite!

[@46smokyjoe]

I was 15, and my class and I were playing rugby during PE. A quick thunder shower passing through and lighting struck a poll at the tennis court near by. As it hit the electric shock traveled through the field and we all fell to the floor. Scary experience but we were all ok.

[@twincity1006]

Yes, another great Video!🌴💙🌴💙🌴💙

[@lelandpeck4585]

This was terrific. I'm getting homesick for the Berkshires, but because of Covid, don't think I'll make it to Egremont this summer. Looking forward to the next video!!

[@kekoamaunakea4473]

I said I wasn’t gonna get entrapped on your videos but crap it’s to late.🌲🌿🌲😉. Watched a few and I’m hooked like a trout🎣. ML&Aloha Your Boy Kekoa&Ohana.🌺🍻

[@themoose4534]

My lightening experience- I was gonna go on a hike during a brief stay in Boulder, Colorado. As I got to the parking lot, it started pouring rain, so I decided to drive the rental Jeep 4X4 to the top of the trail anyway to see the view. The weather got violent quick. At the top of the trail on the Flatirons as the thunder crashed, LIGHTENING STRUCK, not 50 feet from the Jeep. I quickly put it in drive and high-tailed it down the mountain. I suppose the elevation of Colorado contributes to the frequency of lightening strikes there. It was scary as hell but also neat to get that close to something so powerful.

[@paulmagarrell]

Top notch work as always! -winter can be amazing for many of its own unique reasons, but Spring is truly on another level! Never forget the magic things of one’s childhood or youth. No matter how old we become it is often these energizing fun times that can lift us to new heights.

[@kristiblackburn7343]

This is absolutely amazing! Thank you for sharing

[@CraigNAnderson]

I was on a 9-hole golf course in Lead, S.D. with a friend, we were 14. Started raining, we were on the #6 green , when lightning hit a power pole 20' away. The hair on my head stood straight up and the noise was so intense. We dropped our putters and ran to the clubhouse.