i still dont believe its a drone. looks like helicopter taking them

@@BuckingHorse-Bull But how could he afford a helicopter to fly where he is hiking in video after video? And it can't be stock footage as the van often appears. What he may do is slow down the tape.

@@blessOTMA im truly doubting that he meant that literally

Cool mountaineering and even cooler drone footage 🎥🏔️👏

Very nice but did you get permit for flying drone?

Thank you!

You don’t actually think he’s controlling it well driving I hope. The drone has a feature where in can just follow you around

@@CANControlGRAFFITI he's said in videos before he runs on manual mode. He tried the auto follow on a bike ride and it smashed into a tree. Not sure if that's always the case, but that's not for me to speculate either

@@68Squid boring story

I completely agree with this. I wonder if there's a way to take ultra high res drone shots and sell them? Both video and stills? I honestly think a huge catalogue of that could earn money. It seems like most of the work is already being done, namely getting there! Who else is so committed? There are multiple ways to market it, either open on the internet or as a portfolio of stock shots. Sell a Foresty Forest desktop background pack if nothing else! A more serious drone and camera combo might be required, but it might be a worthy investment!

I still have some from when I was in Nepal in 1998-99 . I wonder if person who put it there was from Nepal and what they thought of the Canadian mountains ..though they are small compared to Himalayas they are still impressive

@@recentisland1513 It's more likely that they were a traveler given they scribbled "murdered king" as trivia under the king's portrait. I am from Nepal myself, have never been to Canada, but having followed Foresty's journey over the past year and I agree that the mountains there are majestic. The Himalayas are beautiful in their own right, Everest is usually crazy difficult because of the number of people attempting it but the other ranges are impressive too (you can check some out here: raonline.ch/images/np/graph/np_himalprof15001.jpg ), I remember Foresty mentioning how he'd love to tackle some of them in an earlier video.

@@SwapnilBhatta07 I haven't been to Nepal in 20 years now but I absolutely love that country and the people. I, of course, did touristy stuff there ( ABC, Helambu , Chitwan) but I also have Nepalese friends and have been to places where tourist never go .. I spent some time in villages in Surkhet district too with a friend and their family.

Probably Canadian Mt Everest climbers from Canmore not far from here. They train in the Rockies or guide in all over the Purcells and Rockies.

Yuve Yuve yu

👏👏👏

Ayye you might be onto something here

Thanks Michael!

Thank you 😊

Isn't that the truth.!!!

But how on Earth would The Lone Wolf pick which pics?

Or pics of him since hes cute

Calendar with dates on each summit, with hours and difficulty.

It's not just you I was thinking the same

@@K1OIK LOL

Kira is better than her

@@wineinbeautifulplaces1200 All she did was use FF to help built her shitty van

A mountain GOAT! 😂

Thought the same thing..Of course I had to Shazam it. Antidote X. Van Sandano in case anyone cares

@@MegaMilleri Thanks for finding that!

@@MegaMilleri thank you

I totally thought he had solar and that that's one of the ways he charged his battery.

@@MusicaNLAlma he did on his mini van, but ended up using his DC-to-DC charger more and more; short days and bad weather meant really low charges from solar. Eventually when he switched to this van he just did a larger alternator and charger, but no solar.

@@68Squid thx so much fornthr clarification. I realized he had it in the prior car after I posted this comment. Love Foresty Forest....need to catch up. I stopped watching for a bit when he was building the van. thx again! :)

😂

@tom allen ya, they aren't out all day everyday...

Thanks Darrell. It was probably about 25 Celsius on Mt Peter. And maybe 15 Celsius on Mt Atlung with the storm blowing in.

Great throwback comment🤣

@@SweetiePieTweety I don't get it.

@@asdsdjfasdjxajiosdqw8791 fatbiking sw usa 😉 coming up Lipincott Pass.

or "RIP Crockpot March 2021"

I think there are some smaller AC units becoming available. But you definitely need lots of solar to power them! I was using plenty of electricity just running the roof vent non stop, fridge, and charging up electronics.

@@forestyforest heat will affect your batteries too...

@@forestyforest or just get a small fan and put a bag of ice in front of it maybe? If it would work it would only be the cost of a bag of ice per hot day? Solar panels on the roof would also help with the sun beating down on the roof.

@@lylestavast7652 Yeah. One guy told me that in Arizona it is so hot, that car batteries only last a couple of years. That is brutal. It seems that van life heat solutions need to be wholistic to protect the entire system.

@@mikethomas6616 I replaced them in Dallas on failure at least every 4 years. We got above 100 a lot...

Yeah, me, too! lol

I can't imagine cooking inside the van in that type of heat. But considering BC already lost one small town and Kamloops is got problems south of it. I understand the fire bans with the high heat they are getting. I'd be eating sandwiches !!!! And this might sound crazy but Amazon has Pet Cooling Mats. I'd get one for myself If I was van living. Pet or no Pet. Take Care and be safe Foresty.

Me too

Me also , c shrimp stir fry …with what