🙏🏽God bless and protect Alaska forever!!💖

Hi Guys, It's wonderful hearing what people think of the Last Frontier and how it differs from their home state of Texas. I'm sure both you and Cynthia will be remembered as the best host and guides they have ever met and you guys gave them memories that will be with them forever. Great job guys. Cheers! James

Nice surprise, thanks

Ginger is from TX and we lived in Palmer, AK for 3 years and absolutely loved it. We hope to go back next year for the summer. The problem is, Scott said if we go back he won’t want to leave.

Fascinating that you would have someone from Texas show up to your get-together. The two largest States represented. Am I the only one to chuckle at the fact that you included the clip of Cynthia heading to the door of the Revel and Jim jumping up out of his seat because he felt something crawling on him? I still remember you saying that the ground crawls and comes alive as it gets dark. It’s somewhat refreshing to see the return of Ember-Cam and her bounding through the water! You’re lucky she doesn’t have gills. You’d never see her again. The next Revel get-together you have you need to make sure you get more “intro shots” which are essentially the stream crossing shots you use. Try to schedule a water day, a mud day, a parking lot day, a scenic day, etc. where you gather everyone up and say that you’re shooting the B-Roll of everyone for the captioned introductions. In fact, there’s no reason you couldn’t pound out three or four of them in an hour's time. This way when you’re highlighting the various people who’re attending, you have more to use than the river crossing (which is still great, by the way). Then you could even change it up where the introductions of the individual Revel’s are clipped from different B-Roll shots. Van 1 gets the river, Van 2 gets the shoreline, Van 3 gets muddy, Van 4 gets traversing a fallen tree, etc. It spices it up because you’ll have all that footage of everyone, but you can choose to break it up as you desire. You even had all the vans in the same parking lot. All you would have had to do is have everyone stand in front of their van and shoot ten seconds of footage each. That’s long enough for subtitles to be read by anyone. That’s just my two cents, which isn’t actually worth anything these days. Cynthia, great job on backing up a bit to include Jim in the shot of the interview. I know you have several cameras. If you feel adventurous with the interviews and you know people are going to remain where they are standing, you can always set up the other camera on a tripod and film from a different angle and alternate views between questions. I’ve seen people doing this with up to five different cameras just so they can mix and match as they see fit when they know it’s a one-time interview. Another possibility is that when an interviewee has been established, there’s no harm in keeping the audio from the interview running and then switching the video out to show what they’re talking about. In this case the man referenced mountains, waterfalls, the coast, and other sites. This way as the man is talking, we’re seeing what he’s talking about, and he becomes a narrator for a bit. The best part about it is that you already have a sizable video collection of footage from all over Alaska. It’d be easy to pull different clips provided you keep them with you on a portable hard drive. You’ve done an amazing job putting all of this together and sharing it with all of the people who weren’t fortunate enough to be there with you all. Thanks for bringing us all along and keep up the great work!

What a great video. Glad you interviewed these people about Texas vs Alaska. It gave a perspective of both states. It was fun seeing this meetup. It felt like I was there with you! I loved seeing all your vans lined up on the highway that was cool! Glad it turned out great with the meetup. See you soon! Stay safe and travel safe.

Hey you guys! I missed you when you were in texas, traveling through Austin and the hill country. I live in the hill country, but was out of town when ya’ll came through. I haven’t been on KZfaq much, but have missed you guys. Pray all is well in your world. Take care, keep sharing your adventures and Blessing to you both. I miss Jim’s instant pot cooking and your calming voice Cynthia. 🤗

Both states look awsome!

Thank u my favorite channel. Well done

Awesome keep up the good work 👍🏾

Man! Who is that beautiful gal from Texas - she’s awesome! Great video!

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When i was in texas, all i saw on the roads were trucks. I asked to myself, for what.. its not really rugged like Alaska is. Being from Alaska, I know that bigger vehicles, Iike trucks, suvs, or anything that can handle the rugged terrain are an absolute Godsend

Texas in winter and Alaska in summer