Відео

I’m not sure. Let me know if you find it. I didn’t realize the reprise had a higher ending.

I think so too! Wouldn’t be in this position if it weren’t for you. “Ember! “ 🎉❤😮

Canoe!!! Our first ever Youngest Camper who grew to be such an awesome man!! Soooooo great to hear from you my friend!!

@robodoubtfire If you want to cross paths, look what I/we now have coming down the pipeline… we might soon own our very own camp property!! If this happens, come play and hang and be a part of something super special from the very start: ua-cam.com/video/_FclOliNr_I/v-deo.html

@@DougCembellin I saw, I'm so excited for you guys! You know I'll be there! So happy to see Buddha still thriving too. My dog enjoyed watching your video with me 😂

Good seeing you at the concert on Friday, Cyndy. Your enthusiasm and the enthusiasm of the community for this venture gives me confidence and helps me realize I’m not alone! There are loads of good folks in Lake County! ❤

Thank YOU for giving it a watch. 🙂👍🏼🌲🏔️⛰️🎒⛺️☀️🌙✨

This video was shot in 2017, but was set to "private" until June 2 2023. I would imagine that Whitney is probably super buried in snow at this time.

Thanks Robert. 🙂

Thanks Robert! ❤

Do it! You won’t regret it!!

Vuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!!!! ❤

Thanks Kenna Bean!! ❤

Thanks dude!! Means a lot coming from you!!!

Ha ha! Yeah, the idea here was to create kind of a movie trailer to peak peoples interest and lead them wanting more. Glad it had the correct effect. I posted a fairly rough 13 minute version of the trail as well… Just look up my name, and PCT and you should be able to find it. More to come.

Awwwww….thanks Cyndy.

@knoweyes pardon the late reply. I posted this so long ago I forget to look. Yeah, I was suuuuuuper skeptical when I saw full on rattlesnakes at the training, but the man doing the work had been in business a really long time (15-20 years) and had excellent reviews and results. If you hike in areas where rattlesnakes live, I highly recommend this training.

@@DougCembellin I took my dog to one of the training sessions. I haven’t seen a snake in my yard since, so I just hope my dog remembers if he ever runs upon one. Thank you for responding!

I would typically agree with your comment of “torture”. I’ve never used shock collars and I have not ever done so since, and I questioned the man leading the training and he assured me it was a very low voltage. He even put it on me so I could feel the sensation and it was incredibly mild. Still, I would typically agree with your comment. However, 2 days into our hike, our dogs came across a coiled rattlesnake on the trail and they both jumped back immediately several feet. They knew exactly what to do and I really think this experience saved their lives.

Somehow I missed your comment from 2 YEARS AGO!! I didn't know what you meant and having just re watched the video, Amy says she looks like Justin Bieber...now I realize your comment was clever and a great way to let us know you watched the whole thing....so tanks for that!!

I want to go though the training too. However, I’m not sure the shock collar will be effective training. My dog has been bit by a rattlesnake. Now that she’s healed she still pounces on bushes. So she learned nothing from the whole live experience.

@Summerafternoon Pardon the long overdue reply. Thank you for your comment. I'm with you 100%. My dogs have encountered 2 rattlesnakes on trail since doing the training and both times, they avoided them like the plague. Typically with cows, squirrels, deer, skunks, etc., they move toward the animals with great curiosity (my dogs have been skunked 3-4 times each....the worst) but rattlesnakes.....no no no......they know to stay away thanks to the training. :)

Inari Rose awwww thanks! I’m with you... I was VERY concerned about the use of shock collars as a method for training. I agree, the man running the training genuinely cares for the dogs and he struck a nice balance of care and education. Thanks for the kind words. And PS, the training worked. The 1st time we stumbled upon a rattlesnake after this training, My dog Zeus jumped about three feet in the air in the opposite direction.

Jerrymc1975 Thanks for the constructive criticism… Now how about offering some suggestions for alternate food rather than just being a critic.

pelle lindbergh Both of our dogs are service animals. Still, both amy and I consider it a big mistake to have ever brought the dogs. We had no idea how difficult the trail would be, especially for the dogs. We had a wonderful home for each of our dogs set up as a back up if/when either dogs had to cover trail. Our first dog only made 77 miles before we called our friend to have the dog taken off trail. The other dog made about 350 miles before we pulled him off trail. I would highly recommend not bringing a dog.

did you finnish the trail?

40intrek we kept the more perishable food in a freezer and as each box was mailed to the next resupply address, corresponding perishable items were taken out of the freezer and put in the box for shipping. Your question is valid. The tortillas would have never lasted 6 months without freezing.

I know this is months later, but I wanted to tank you for your kind words!! We were on the trail from April until September and had the adventure of a lifetime. :)

Thank you Suzy. We appreciate the support and positive comment. Amy got sick of her Clif Bars. I was cool with the bars but DID get sick of tuna and oatmeal. :)

Hahahaha!!! I randomly came across this comment this morning and then had to re watch the video to get the reference!! Hahahaha!! Awesome! Miss you Cov!!

Hahahaha!! I just saw this comment. I'm happy you guys have a new dog now! Buddha is still doing well....though getting old and having a little trouble with his hips....he's 10 years old now....can you believe it? I hope you and your dad are doing well. :)

Solo Over 50 sorry I never replied to your message. We just received another message to our video and that’s when I saw your message for the first time. My then girlfriend amy and I… We got engaged on the trail in 2017 and we got married October 19, 2019…She and I did 1500 miles of the trail that year. One of our dogs Buddha made a total of 77 miles before a friend of ours came and met us at Scissors Crossing and took him a trail and cared for him for several months while we were hiking. Our other dog Zeus made it about 330 miles before coming off trail around Silverwood lake to stay with a close friend. We were very stubborn about leaving our dogs behind, but looking back on it, the Pacific Crest Trail really is no place for a dog. Luckily we had good contingency plans for both of them and we managed to avoid any sort of long-term injuries to our beautiful boys!

Doug Cembellin Congratulations on your nuptials and 1500 miles. It’s great that you put your dogs well being first. Good on ya!