fucking awesome way to describe it, Love it !

So cool!! Thank you for watching!

@@kellyhays23 what’s the music you used for sunrise

Clear, 90 mile view on Mt. Washington, NH today but in the teens with the wind chill. Temp around 32* (3:30 pm Friday). Hikers in the Whites are freezing today if they sent their warm gear home already.

Three people had a reason. It doesn't matter whether it's up or down they both count the same. P.S. This in no way means that I thumbs down any of her videos. I love her and think she's doing an awesome job. The reasons are many and if you really want to know why someone would dislike a video I can list several reasons for you.

@@djg5950 I'd love to see your list. Given human nature being what it is, my guess is that most dislikes are not so much a reflection of the content, but some personal animosity. For this channel, maybe it's disgruntled ex-boyfriends, jealous friends (or adversaries) or just unhappy people who like to like to spew out their venom on others. Maybe it's even an attempt to diminish the channel's profitability.

@@djg5950 oh I know; it’s probably some professional photographer/videographer that thinks the volume is too high or too low, camera angles weren’t as they would have done it or lighting was off, but the sunrise, scenery and good vibes were priceless!

@@mb692100 I think the 3 you mention are probably most common. I don't think just hitting the dislike button is "spewing venom". It's just an opinion for whatever reason. Spewing venom is leaving a nasty comment. I've read that "dislike" in no way diminishes profitability. Actually just the opposite. There is a guy (photography channel) who did a video on how much he makes off his videos and tells how it works. Total views, number of comments, and "like" or "dislike" combined (matters not which one is clicked on), ads watched, etc. all add to the profits.

@@djg5950 Going to stick with the "spewing venom" theory based on the fact that there are people out there who just love to do damage...like a vandal, whose only motive is to hurt or damage. As to the dislikes and profitability, my understanding is that it's not just the number of dislikes, but the ratio of like/dislike. In other words, say a vid has 100 likes and 1 dislike; then there's almost no impact. But say a vid has 100 likes and 95 dislikes, then there's real damage. How YT computes all that is quite mysterious, and until some insider leaks something, it's really hard to tell what exactly is included in their profitability formula. . If I had to pick the most likely reason for dislikes on this channel, it would be jealousy/animosity, followed closely by disgruntled ex-boyfriends. Who really knows for sure? But I would love to know what Kelly's guess would be.. ...Oh, just thought of one more. Could be those who don't like her Christian faith, but again it's all guess work.

The GSMNP has the most visitors because of it's location. Yellowstone is the #1 National Park, but it's a 2 or 3 day drive for most people so has less visitors.

@@djg5950 So you say that Yellowstone is #1 and then proceed to say why it has less visitors. It can't be both. You can use whatever reason you want to it doesn't change the fact that Smoky Mtn. Nat. Park has more visitors. As far as most beautiful or interesting or whatever other reason will always be subjective.

@@Mosely Totally went over your head. Put GSMNP in Wyoming and Yellowstone in Tn. and we'll see the numbers change to a wider visitor gap.

I looked it up and the Grand Canyon has the second most visitors of all the National Parks. Again: location.

@@djg5950 It didn't go over my head. You don't like that I said GSMNP was the most visited National Park without first caveating it with "but it's only that way because of location" You seem to feel that's very important that we all know that in your opinion other parks are better and only lack in visitors is because they are harder to get to. So you do you and shout that from the rooftops if it makes you feel better. I'll just be over here showing actual statistics instead of feelings.