I went out for a walk on the East Coast, saw a few tahr, made a film.
http://youtu.be/Jlgi-3sQqdY
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I went out for a walk on the East Coast, saw a few tahr, made a film.
http://youtu.be/Jlgi-3sQqdY
Cast it,wow! Top of the world.country looks in good nick.
You commin' along.
Another great film Gimp....thanks
You do these so well gimp. But I was stunned when your mate actually talked - is that meant to happen in silent movies?
Couldn't shut him up,so went hunting on his own:)
The good (nearly)Doctor is a chatty bugger
Had to just get on with it while he skinned out his bull and found a bit of shade to dump it all in at the bottom of the hillQuote:
Originally Posted by madjon_
Cool vid!
What is the weird diamond shaped patch on the hillside about 1:35?
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Originally Posted by Cigar
Lens flare...
very cool.....nice to see the falcon in there too.
Well done to your mate getting that bull, another very cool film, cheers
Very nice Mr @gimp :thumbsup:
Curious about the level of fitness required to chase the mountain goats. On average, how far do you guys walk in, what is the altitude gain ?
Birds and Tahr can coexist , Good vid I should get off my ass and get up there as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Micky Duck
Beautiful piece of country, cool video.
Great Pete.
On this trip, day 1 walked ~3 hours in, about 6-8km and maybe 400vertical, pretty cruisy, just looking around. Day 2, 15 hours on the hill, climbed 1500+ vertical, hard to say how many km, deep snow made it hard going, saw over 100 animals in the day. Day 3, a few hours out with heavy packs, all downhill. Mine was ~36kg, my mates was 47.5kg with the skin and head... should have carried a bit of it for him....Quote:
Originally Posted by ebf