I read that as "with a cocktail over breakfast" and was thinking "my kinda people."

Thanks! Already recovered. Just one of those strange bugs.

Nice! My GPS can get wonky on the mileage and elevation sometimes. It seemed a lot easier than I was expecting.

I see what you did there. 😏😏😅

That was too close for comfort.

Thanks. Already over it. Slight cold, I think.

Mushroom is on the list. I think there's a canyoneering route out there I want to combine though. Haven't heard of Hawkshead, but I'll be looking it up.

No playlist since...well, I have no idea how I'd do that. But I've been putting the artists and song titles in the description for a while now. They're all licensed artists from Epidemic Sound and Artlist.

Definitely lower traffic. I saw 4 people total on the mountain.

That's awesome! We always joke about "when are they gonna put up a reserved booth for us?" Sure we'll be back soon.

@@JerryArizona you definitely earned a few more followers!

I filmed one, but he was leaving me alone. If one buzzed me, I didn't notice.

She'll be back next week!

Stick with it. Premiere Pro is difficult at first, but after a while, I wouldn't use anything else.

Go for it. It's a nice challenge, but shorter. And great views without a ton of people.

I thought the views from Thunder Mountain were better. Put it up there with Wilson Mountain and the Schnebly overlook.

@@JerryArizona I've done Wilson and the Hangover Trail, but not Schnebly Overlook because it has been closed. I might try to squeeze Thunder Mountain in before we leave Arizona at the end of the month. 👍🏻

It got a little exposed and scrambly toward the top, for sure.

It's up there. But the south overlook on Wilson probably still gets my vote. Or maybe the ridge in Boynton. Not sure. It's Sedona. Lots of beautiful views.

I did....Still working on the color grading. I don't think I'll ever get it. Especially when I use iPhone footage. I'm probably going to start scaling that back and carry the Canon more.

@@JerryArizona we should hang out sometime. I love talking shop about all this stuff. I’d urge you to stay with the phone, make life easy, it is 10bit color and the latest iPhone stabilization is so good. I honestly think with the type of shoots we do, particularly canyons, camera movement, using parallax is so cool for revealing depth and contour, even more important than color grading. . . That said, I’d be happy to chat about grading as well. I definitely have a rinky dink non pro style to doing it but I think it works quite well. My basic premis, blast it with saturation so you can see how the camera screwed it up. . . Too much red? Blue whatever, DJI seems to often add too much green. . . From there I dial back, with hue and temp. Till the color is balanced then lowering the saturation back to, ‘believable” lol! There’s more too, contrast, mid tones highlights and shadows. . . But that is my simplified approach. . . I just shot my most beautiful canyon yet and, turned out to be the scariest too. I wouldn’t give a second thought to being a climber or not. . Nobody watches my channel since they are interested in something they “can” do. . . and Safely.

It's a solid hike/climb. And the views are incredible.

I'll have to keep that in mind. It's about time we hiked Buckskin again.

Tina will be back in the next couple. She's doing well. Work isn't agreeing with our hiking schedule for her lately though.

They're all through a subscription service (so I can avoid copyright claims). Artlist or Epidemic Sound. I put the song title and artist in the descriptions though. I think you could get them from Spotify or something like that from there. I can't link directly to the subscription websites unfortunately.

@Jerry Arizona title and band is good enough for me. That's smart to use a subscription service

My GPS looks like a spiderweb up in Sedona. Yet somehow I've not done Fey yet. I'll need to correct that soon.

It's always possible. In my experience, they just want to be left alone. But you do have to watch where you step and where you put your hands.

It was fun, for sure.

Enough life insurance that I need to question if she's being encouraging or planning her retirement sometimes.

I am. So I have to have the most annoying alarm ever. It's horrible. But it wakes me up.

Almost too much excitement.

It's an unofficial "Social trail". Pretty hard to follow in places. I saw a guy at the summit (with his dog!) and waited for him to enjoy his time at the top. And...he just disappeared. So apparently there are multiple routes. I went up the easy way by Lizardhead. But however he did it was easy enough for a dog to get up there, but no idea what route that was.

Fair enough. I might have to check it out once I’m back in Arizona

I actually removed the rear seat to get a little extra length to the bed and at 5'-10", my feet touch the rear window. I'd recommend a cheap tent and air mattress instead if you're 6'-2".

@@JerryArizona thanks for the info. awesome vid. will deff be considering Thunder mountains on our next trip to sedona.

I wasn't able to find it there. I think it should show up if you search Thunder Mountain Summit or Capitol Butte Summit Sedona. You want to come in from the asphalt parking area for Devil's Bridge.

That's my secret for avoiding permits! (Just kidding. I just don't pay any attention to what I wear.)

Unfortunately the voice is back to normal....There goes my film career.

Don't encourage her.

That table is better suited for a dollhouse. It's already been replaced.