Hey guys, welcome back come again TV the only place on YouTube. We're all geek culture collides. I'm Shannon Today we're taking a look at the NECA to knee tears Friday the 13th. This is Jason Voorhees And as you can tell the package did get a little crushed in transit, but that's okay. We're not keeping them in the box We're gonna tear into it and take a look at Jason Voorhees first. Thanks first Look at the package. We've got the movie theater backdrop with posters of Fred Jason Voorhees there As you recall last time we took a look at the nightmare on Elm Street to knee tears from NECA Freddie Kruger So anyway, we'll take a look at the back. It's got a nice little Dark eerie forest backdrop that you can cut out. We're not gonna cut it out. We're not gonna display it We're gonna tear open into this package and take a look at Jason Voorhees and So here we have the to knee tears Friday the 13th Jason Voorhees from NECA and As you can see just like the Freddie Kruger figure He's done in the same style as the old Scooby-Doo cartoons very zombie-esque And just like with the Freddie Kruger figure Let's take a minute to appreciate the paint application on his machete where they made it look kind of reflective and He has a bit more articulation than Freddie. He did not come with a display stand. I Don't think he came with the display stand. Let me double check. He did not come with the display stand But he doesn't need one. He stands pretty well And as you can see here, this is the real deal Jason Voorhees. He's got the red Checks on this hockey mask. The mask does not come off His head does spin all the way around His arms Do go all the way around there is no elbow articulation So this arm hang straight this arm bends there is Wrist swivel you can pose him to where it looks like he's getting ready to slash or Let make it look like he's a kind of Tapping his head or his mask With the machete just waiting for you to make a wrong move His legs do go up to about there They go back about that far There is no ankle swivel or articulation. There's no waist articulation The writ the hands do turn all the way around as I said He did come with a blade The blade. Let's see if the blade the blade the machete Can be held very securely Upside down so he can Stab I guess he'd have to stab like this But he also holds it very securely the other way as well Very nice looking figure very crisp. The paint application is incredibly crisp Nick it usually does do a very good job with their figures and so if you have any of the Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated figures, I'm sure Jason Voorhees would go along perfectly with those figures Could you imagine that guys? Scooby-Doo versus Jason Voorhees There Now let's go ahead and bring in Freddie Krueger from the same line and We'll have Freddie versus Jason There we go and as you can see here Jason is just a little bit taller than Freddie. He comes in at About six inches tall and these guys look great displayed together. I think next time I may pick up Pennywise the clown the vintage pennywise the clown of the same line So anyway guys, I hope you enjoyed this video the NECA Toonie Terrors Friday the 13th This has been Jason Voorhees I've been Shannon this been Comic-Con TV the only place on YouTube where all geek culture collides Take care Geeks If you enjoyed that video make sure you hit the subscribe button right there So you stay up to date on all things geek culture Also, go ahead and check out one of these two playlists on the side for more videos just like the one you just watched I'm Shannon for Comic-Con TV the only place on YouTube where all geek culture collides Take care Geeks


Hey guys, it's Jenny here. We're out in Southern Lone Oak County. I got my buddy Collin Torian with me Collin What are you gonna teach me today? So today we're out here harvesting rice and I'm gonna show you how to operate a combine Sick, so By the way, how much do these combine usually cost around ballpark? We're looking at about a half a million a machine right now Sick lot of trust lot of trust trust me more than my own family trust me. I'm for a fairly positive. Okay, cool. All right. Well, let's go do it sounds good Perfect actually surprisingly nice because there's like air conditioning. Oh, it's so Nearly everything that we need to have Done to this machine even while we're harvesting we can do right here from the wall see Is it always beeping at you like that? No. All right, so what we'll do over here is we'll throw this thing in gear So we'll turn on the rotor, which is actually what's gonna thrash the rice. Uh-huh As you can see the fountain auger is starting to come in we're starting to put a little bit of rice That's probably in the belly of this machine.  So like you've got a joystick It's kind of like a big video game with a lot of like really real consequences. So How can you? Tell when you're like, I mean I guess when you're like dipping down and coming back up like it when you need to adjust it Or should the header stay? Fairly, so what we're looking for is down here behind the header We're trying to make sure that we're not leaving any rice heads And as long as you're clean there, you know that you've got your header where it needs to be And as long as you're feeding really smooth and the volume looks good on both sides and the flow is pretty even You know that you're in good shape and your ground speed is really good So what was that just there when we were like kind of going up and that was the first of many levies that were See this thing's feeding through right now. So here's your technology screen right now Kind of let you know what rice you're in your yield monitor It's up around a hundred ninety two hundred eighty four bushel your moisture machine, which is really or your moisture monitor Which is really important? Because What we do with rice we have to make sure that it's a certain moisture So that we're not, you know Putting the mill in a bad spot by bringing them to wet a rice or anything like that So the technology but that you know goes into monitoring this brain While we're actually cutting it is really big for us and the people that will receive this rice once we take it to them So I'm mad a lot of this stuff out So like when I come out here and I plan it, you know drilling rice is a little bit different But the recording software that you have in your machine like you can go back and look at these digital maps and point to an Area where you think you might have had a problem and be like hey, you know, we need to go out there and pull some soil samples We need to try to fix this like there may be you know something that we're overlooking here According to the information that this machine is willing to give us what he's doing is he's waiting on This machine to actually signal to him, you know how full it is I have flashers on the outside of this thing So when it's three four school my my lights are gonna start going off when I'm full of my life will constantly be going off Beside me and I unload on to him And he takes it out of the field loads of truck It's gone. You don't drive this sucker. Oh He's gonna say we're we're to your spot. All right combine debut.  I'll always watch for the green car guy. That's what I say am I gonna have to unload it in long If you want to I kind of don't I'm not gonna I don't want to watch just money fly across the field as I It's like money. You are Except you're eating all the grass Yeah All right, so what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna back up That's a break Yes Yeah, if you ever have an issue just pull this thing right back to the center Okay, cuz this is stop position. This is a good place to be okay. All right, sure What is that? Yep, you're gonna hold that Good luck to me. All right, cool. So right now I'm sitting here and I Hit that lever right there. This one. Yeah, pull that thing down towards you Okay, all right cool, and I'm gonna do this first. Yes, push it forward Take it up and push it forward. There you go. All right. Let's start idling up the machine Halfway slowly Give a little more juice All right, go ahead and push it all the way forward There you go. Now your feeder which will be done. Yeah, I'll leave her next to that. That goes for it. Press it forward. Yep Now all you gotta do is cut rice, but do I need to push this thing down? Yes This guy. Yeah, I don't know the controls are opposite.  Oh, it is. There you go. Do I need to go down further? Yes Yeah, you can see where your level needs to be because where the other rice is cut All right, you're down too far. Pick up a little bit. Okay, go down a little more Right there, perfect It's kind of sensitive. So like a little bit I'm probably on point five miles an hour. No, you're you did the one mile an hour mark Am I like okay? Yeah, can you see the edge? Yeah All right, but do I need to get cool up? No, no, you're doing good. You got a full header right now Okay, that's what that's what matters when you're cutting rice is making sure you keep your head or full It's like it doesn't matter about going in the straight line or anything like that Oh really? So it's just making sure that like everything just can't get across for me.  It's crazy. It's kind of nerve-wracking. It's kind of nerve-wracking because like what's interesting Right now, I'm afraid to go faster. That's pretty much at this point. Right. Yeah.  What's going on and you look over there. You're like, I'm going three miles an hour Yeah, so you can see your digital speedometer over there You know what's crazy is I'm very scared to look to the right of me. Okay. All right, so no, so you're you are gonna unload I'm gonna make you but all right stop right here. Wait, pull back on the joy joystick. Yeah, and put it in that Yes. Yes. Okay. Now go ahead and pick your header up So we'll do this number here and then hit this button right there. This guy. Yeah, just just hit it. All right now watch right here This guy knows that I'm the one that's doing this right now. See the auger coming up I'm just gonna go ahead and say I'm so sorry Problem, but it's all good. There's no problem.  Okay. Yep, and then I need to go forward while doing this or no, I mean If you want to level up, you know, I'm afraid to level up. Yeah, okay, cuz I was gonna say right now You're really solid No, no, no, like if you were to keep cutting rice Don't you do this on the go?  All right, so start creeping backwards again. That's not here. Yep So you just want to pile it up and kind of keep it high center that way it's not all over the car Now go back. No, wait till it piles up a little bit. You gotta think you got a lot of you got a lot of room on those edges, too All right, come back a little bit. Oh looks like you're almost out All right, so go ahead and hit your yellow button again This guy. Yes, you're full. And now I gotta bring it back in Thank you Appreciate your patience. Thanks Gary and man, but I want you to get this guy down. Yes Up to bring it down. It's like Right there, there you go. So what are you looking at to know where you were at the top of the straw? That's what you said. I just I just do it as I'm moving. Yeah Just smooth operator syndrome, I guess. Yeah Alright, so you see how the rice kind of like sticks up right there Yeah, I have no idea what happened there Now you're actually straddling a levy. Okay, so this is like some You're almost a level two here. I mean you're getting after it now.  You're on top of a levy man, and you're not just on top of a levy.  Okay, you've successfully cut your first rice levy I should probably not take my hand off the Well, I just drove a combine didn't wreck anything, right? Mastered the art of driving a combine. Did I lose a city money? 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Okay, we're gonna be creating some Dru it yourself projects get it Dru it yourself projects It's not DIY. It's Dru it yourself. Hi guys. Welcome back to my channel It is drew here from lone fox and I'm really excited today because the other day I was back home with my parents and we decided to go to the dollar tree There is a dollar tree right by our house in my hometown And I wanted to just pop and I actually had no intentions on making a video We were just gonna go because my mom needed to get a couple of organizational items And I ended up actually finding so many good things that I was like I have to make a dollar store video ASAP because the things I found are so good And I am just extremely excited for you guys to see today's video I think you are going to love the project and I also found a couple of inspiration photos online where the original items were just so Expensive and I created a more affordable version using the dollar tree items, of course So if you've not already make sure to subscribe to my channel You can click the subscribe button below and also click that little bell icon next to the subscribe button Just to be notified whenever I post a brand new videos You're gonna get a quick little notification because who doesn't want to be notified quickly before jumping in don't forget to also head over and follow Me on Instagram. My Instagram is lone fox home I'll put it on the screen for you guys And if you would like your daily dose of drew because I don't know why you wouldn't definitely follow me on I'm Drew Scott where I post more of my lifestyle and fashion and just like my own personal stuff over there So if you want to follow either feel free to do so and yeah, I'm really excited for you guys to see this video I think it's a really good one. I was gonna say it's one of my favorites, but I say that every video So let's just like get into it Alrighty guys, so jumping into project number one. We are recreating this Madison frame from Anthropology's website I think it's so beautiful, but the price tag is a hundred and eighty eight dollars So we're going to recreate that at just a fraction of the price using some canvases and faux flowers from the dollar store I'm also going to be using some gold paint a wooden dowel hot glue scissors and a paint brush So what I'm starting off by doing is taking the faux flowers off of the actual stems You can just pull them off and a majority of these were from the dollar store But I did actually use a small bundle that I found at Michaels craft store It was on sale in the fall floral section for 70% off So it ended up only being like two dollars for the bundle So I kind of cheated a tiny bit here, but it's still super super affordable So I figured that it was fine to use and then what I did was I brought a cardboard box outside And I laid my florals out just to give them a little bit of space in between I cut the leafs off of the actual like little sections They were on and then I used my gold spray paint to give them a nice coating of the gold kind of finish And basically what you have to do is go over every single flower and I do this probably about three times But also guys do not worry if you cannot fully cover it in the gold because this is kind of just like a priming stage We're actually gonna go in later and really cover them in the future So I gave them like three coats let them dry for about an hour and then I went back inside and started all my canvases So these are little canvases from the dollar store and I flipped them over and I'm actually gonna be painting the back side I really loved the fact that these staples were exposed And I also love how the backside of the canvas kind of has a little bit more dimension than the front side So what I'm doing is using a gold finished paint just to go all the way around And I love the way that this makes it look like an actual piece of brass with like some actual like rivet staples on there Got it on the table, of course So I went around all my canvases painted them as so on the edges and on the top Once done with that you can use a wooden dowel. I got this one at Michael's. I think it was like 80 cents So worked out perfectly and as you can see this orange flower has so much of the orange showing But what I did was I actually used my flowers and just created a cluster across this dowel kind of to match that similar Anthropology vibe the other one did have and I just played around with this. I glued wherever I felt was necessary I glued leafs and to fill in spots. I glued flowers on top of flowers I really just filled in the section to make it look really full and very beautiful And I flipped it over on the backside just to add a little additional glue to make sure that it was super super secure And once that's done, this is where I'm telling you guys you can go back in and add the most because a lot of the sections Aren't going to actually be showing so flip it in a 360 direction and spray this thing to death Like I swear you guys spray it give it the most spray paint and the more layers you give it the more of a Brassy kind of metallic finish that the flowers actually get So next what I did was I laid out all of my golden frames along with that little flower section at the top And I flipped them over I kind of scattered them out to kind of give them a very Random-esque look and then I used a little bit of black string tied a knot and a hot glued it on the back of these canvases And keep in mind that these canvases are super super lightweight so you can really use like whatever a string You don't need anything super industrial and hot glue would work perfect for this project So once they were all glued I also went ahead and I glued them to the top bar at the top So you're just gonna glue these up here Once done you can use your scissors to snip off the extra and then I also went in and used my brass paint Just to paint the actual strings using a paper towel and that really finishes off this project The total only came up to 17 dollars, which is a fraction of the price of the hundred eighty eight dollar price tag So moving into project number two we are gonna be using some wreath forms You get a two-pack for a dollar and we're also gonna be using some wire wire cutters white spray paint gold paint and a paint brush So this is artistic wire as you can see by the title of it I got this at Michaels. It was originally eight dollars for the pack But I used a 50% off coupon so I got it for just four dollars for the entire pack And what I'm going to start by doing is actually taking the wire Wrapping it around the outermost section of the wreath form a couple of times and then I actually worked in a couple of foot sections This is kind of similar to the weaving tutorial where you work in like eight foot sections at a time But I think for the wire I probably worked in about three foot sections at a time Just so that it didn't get tangled or anything like that and this wire is super thin and very easy to move So don't worry about that. It's just kind of like a stiffer string if you think about it But this is gonna add so much texture to the outside and basically what I did was I wrapped it around and then at some sections I actually wrapped it in a loop around the center post So I wrapped it around a couple of times as shown here and then in some sections I went in Kind of like right here. I went in I slid that wire underneath the middle section and then back up through To create a loop around the middle section which just adds a little bit more texture to the frame I like the way that it looks and this kind of gives it a very boho Handmade aesthetic, which I really like at the moment So you're gonna basically just repeat this process around the entire frame until you reach the very end Using your wire cutters and then once you do reach that new section Just cut a new three-foot strand and start working again. So you can kind of just piece together these sections as you go Now it does kind of look like this may take a while but honestly guys it took me maybe 25 minutes max I just listened to a couple songs and I was good. So this is a first paint job I did I didn't like it, but I wanted to share it with you guys anyways I used some masking tape and I was gonna create kind of a sunburst with some gold spray paint So I sprayed that on there with the masking tape and then I removed it and I just did not like the way it looked I think I would have liked it a bit more if the black posts were in there But I ended up going in with some white spray paint and just covering the entire thing and then using a little bit of that Gold paint to just go around the edge and kind of do a little hand work on this So I went around and just very tediously added some gold paint around the edge and also on to like the wires And then I also did it to the center section as well. So in the end I thought this frame looked super super cute It ended up only costing three dollars to create and I just printed a photo off and glued it on the inside and it was good to go I had to save my favorite project for last I am so obsessed with the outcome guys I think you are going to love this one and I cannot believe I created it using these wind twisters from the dollar store They look like this when you get them. They are rainbow. They are in your face But we're gonna tone them down just a little bit to create something similar to these brass sculptures I see at places like CB2 or Neiman Marcus. They're on the expensive side So the other supplies I'm using are some gold spray paint wooden block marble contact paper wooden dowel hot glue and a drill as well And what I'm starting off by doing is basically gluing two of these wind twisters together in a very abstract form And then I'm using my wooden dowel to glue in the center section of this just to hold it upright So if you guys are working with things like this if you can find these at your dollar tree You can just basically kind of feel it out and see what feels correct on this So I'm gluing it to the wooden dowel as shown here. I'm adding extra glue because wherever you add the extra glue We're gonna cover it with spray paint anyways So it kind of looks like a welded point Which I think looks really nice and I'm also using one of the diamond shaped ones as a solo piece just because I wanted to Create two options for you guys So I'm adding some extra glue to make sure it's super secure bringing it outside and giving it a good Dosing or dousing I guess you could say I mean I guess I probably should have said dousing of gold spray paint So I'm flipping it over giving these multiple coats on each side because we need to cover up that rainbow It's not very aesthetic for the home So I'm covering it up and then my box had some little holes in it So I kind of put it in there and sprayed it really really nicely to make sure that everything was fully coated in that brass Spray paint and then I got these little wooden blocks at Michaels. These were 250 each while they were actually $5 use a coupon 250 you know what I'm talking about and I use the marble contact paper, which I will link this one below It's my favorite one. It's from Amazon I featured it on my channel before and I'm going to be covering this with some marble contact paper to add some visual Interest to the box because you could spray paint it which I actually did with one box But I really wanted to give it that very sculpture-esque look which I think a marble base looks really really great So I covered it in some sections You actually have to go in and just kind of press in the side Use an exacto knife to cut in a tiny bit as shown here and then just cut all the way down to relieve the excess Kind of like wrapping a present in a sense So once you do that you can actually pull up that section press it down really really hard and then pull that panel over and just really cover it nicely cut off the excess and Yeah, however you want to cover your block with your marble contact paper is completely up to you I feel like it's pretty self-explanatory if you see what I'm doing here, but um, yeah I just went in cut off the excess and that's my little marble block. It turned out really really beautiful It actually looks like a piece of marble very happy with it And then with one of my other blocks I just used a matte black spray paint just to give it a nice coating because I felt like a black base was also very common in these Sculptures so once I was done with that I went in with my drill and I just drilled down the center These boxes are actually hollow. My head was in the way the whole way, which is just great But I did it again right here. I drilled down the center point drilled back up and Then all you have to do is bring this inside add some hot glue to the base add some hot glue to the whole section I just piped a lot of it in there just to make sure it was super secure press it down inside Make sure that it meets the bottom section it's standing up straight and you are good to go you guys these sculptures turned out Amazing and they literally cost either five or six dollars depending if you use one or two of the wind twisters and I just Absolutely love this project I Okay guys those projects those were pretty good right those were like pretty good right they were good Definitely give this video a thumbs up if you enjoyed and also don't forget to subscribe to my channel for brand-new home decor and DIY content Every single week the Lone Fox family is growing so much guys. We are at like 230,000 right now, which is crazy. We just hit 200k like a couple weeks ago Thank you all so much for the love and support on these videos and lastly before letting you guys go Don't forget to follow me on Instagram for your daily dose of Drew and your daily dose of DIY at I'm Drew Scott and at Lone Fox home I'll put them on the screen for you guys to check out and I will catch you all in my next video Have an amazing rest of your day. Bye guys


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Hello and welcome to the Rugged Rockhound. Today, I'm joined with my father who is making his way over from the vehicle and We are heading up Stewart. Sorry, Stewart falls. We're gonna be hiking up the Aspen Grove trailhead up toward Mount Tupinogos. So the trail goes that way up there. That says Stewart Cascades. That goes off that way. We're not going that way. Tupinogos Trailhead. There we go. There you can see we are just above the small resort town of Sundance. That's the parking for the trail. We're just hiking it on the Swiss banks. Nice day. All right, we took the wrong trail. We were on the lame horse trail. That's the one. Hello. Hiking up and We see moose. It's not often you get to see two moose. Made it to the first waterfall. Forgot to do this further back. But I wanted to show you where we were headed. So we are headed into the Talus. It's just barely visible over this little ridge. That is where we are heading. That is where the fossils are. So up here, it's natural to find wild raspberries. Made it to the second waterfall. We passed the waterfall, the second one. Looking out over the valley down towards Sundance. Educate us on the plants here. What are we looking at here? Elder berries. Elder berries. It's pausing for a rest under the one tree here. I'm just looking back that way. All right, now that we're further up right there, as you can see is where we are headed. That is where we're going to look for the fossils. We are almost to the Talus slope. Just a short hike and we're there and we'll be looking for fossils. Okay, made it to the Talus slope. Put my sunglasses on. It's bright out here. And here we are. We have cliff it's coming off of. I don't remember exactly which unit up there it's coming from. If I find out I'll put a line on this. So you can see it. But this is the area. So you're gonna have a mixture of your quartzite slash sandstone unit. That's higher up. That I talked about in that other video one else on the other side of the mountain. And the age period here we're talking about. We're in the Paleozoic. So we're talking about the three to four hundred million year time period up to about two hundred million years. At the very top of the mountain you'll get up to the Triassic. And you can see some limestone right through here and then it changes up to sandstone and quartzite. This is where we're supposed to be looking. This is where I remember from a long time ago. We got some ripple marks on that rock. So could be a shoreline slash river running into the ocean. All right, I found the first piece and unfortunately the GoPro doesn't do good for close-ups. Hopefully you can kind of see what's going on here. All right, so we've got a bunch of little crinoid stems all through it. We've got some nice corals there. There's a bryozoan right there. It's not a very good one. There's much better ones up here, but at least it's a start. Right next to that one up held pulled this one out. There we go. We got a nice little clamshell right there. Another one there. And a few other things through it. As I was heading back to grab my pack with the hand pack in it, I came across this nice big one. There are all kinds of fossils through there. So, I've seen here. Mostly small things. We've got a coral right there.  This probably used to be a clamshell and look it filled in with calcite crystals. Pretty cool, huh? Yeah, mostly that's what I'm seeing.  My dad found his first one. There it is. We've got a nice little clamshell and a crinoid. Okay, getting a little better. We've got a nice bryozoan right there. The crinoid. A little better. Still looking for the good stuff now. While I'm on the hunt, just thought I'd show you how it looks from up here. That road lake is just over that ridge. My dad. These places where probably used to be some kind of clamshell filled in with calcite. Quite pretty. You'll find a nice one to keep. Yeah, a pretty nice one. Look at that. Nice little calcite crystal pocket. Yeah, let's see if I can get that kind of in focus. Back it up a little bit. Not on this side too. Some pretty lines on that sandstone right here. And more pockets of calcite. A big one over here. That probably wasn't a shell. It was probably just a hollow void. That form somehow. That is some pretty cool looking limestone. Sometimes just the natural form of the rock is beautiful. Okay, broke it down. I managed to keep that. Nice. You can see how this probably was a brachiopod right there. I mean, it probably was too and filled in with crystals. Look at that piece. Some of the calcite pockets get pretty big, don't they? I like to get a fresh one and then I'll break a rock open. Not something that's been weathering. All right.  It's got some kinds of things there. Got your clamshells, crinoids, got a few corals, some bright zones. What kinds is this? If you see anything in this picture that you can identify, if I haven't, leave it in the comment. There's a bright zone right there. Now that is an interesting thing right there.  All right, want to just take a minute and talk about the area. This is a wilderness area. It's a beautiful area, and we want to keep it preserved. So in wilderness areas, we don't go and dig holes in the ground looking for minerals.  As I go along, I haven't been seeing much on the dark limestone, kind of the dark gray, but this one is a really nice gray zone on it. Huh. I might want to try and get that one out. All right, my dad came down, and he found something interesting right there. Take a closer look at that, and see if we can identify what that is. It's very shiny and black. Probably some kind of shell, but take a closer look. We managed to get it off. We'll go ahead and take that home, and we'll get a nice close-up of it. If you get too much vertigo, it's pretty steep here. I hold currents here. It's really pretty through here. Okay. Found something maybe worth taking. This black limestone has some nice crinoids in it. If you remember, there was one I showed from a previous video. This must be where it's coming from. And there's the crinoid there. It comes through right there, you can see it. And then there's another one right there. And see if we can't get at least one of these out in decent shape. There's quite a few in there. What I might be able to do is when I have equipment cut and polish. Okay, well, I'm going to go ahead and keep that. And I think down the road I'll try and polish it up. A really nice slab out of it. Look at that. That. That's cool. That came out. We're popped out. Still more there. Put that way first though. There we go. And that is the end of our rock counting adventure. We are going to head back now. It's getting later and it's warm. Getting low on water and things like that. So we're going to head back down. So I am going to, instead of doing the video where I show the stuff afterward, instead I'm going to take pictures close up but it doesn't do good video. So I'm going to take some pictures and that's how we're going to end this video. So enjoy the pictures and we'll see you next time. Okay, we were hiking down the trail and we're down below where I was thinking and look what we came across in the trail. Look at the size of that clam. Beautiful.


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