We Woke Up Snowed In On a Utah Mountain

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  @goatitisful · 2 months ago

  Wilfie is THE BEST CAMERAMAN EVER!!!!!!!

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• MA

  @mattr8904 · 2 months ago

  CHEERS M8!  👍

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  @trismaccarran9950 · 3 months ago

  There're people suffocating in the sweltering heat who'd trade places with you in a heartbeat 👍

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  @HuskyTude · 3 months ago

  Love the Wifie-cam! "Guys! Shhhh!" 😂😂😂. Wondering if you were able to see any of Idaho forests or the giant redwoods of the Pacific Northwest. Guess I'll have to wait and see! Snow makes everything feel magical. Thanks for the video. Safe travels!

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  @AnuraPriyadarshana-x8k · 3 months ago

  Beautiful video brother <br>Watching from srilanka 🇱🇰 🇱🇰 🇱🇰

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  @hardknox1917 · 3 months ago

  Beautiful landscape and fun

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  @ruthw1079 · 3 months ago

  THE US NATIONAL PARK SERVICE DOES NOT OPEN THE SEASON UNTIL MEMORIAL DAY, WHICH IS THE LAST WEEKEND IN MAY.

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  @KevinWynsma · 3 months ago

  Always check to weather! Too many people come from places with little change in seasons and don&apos;t take that into account.

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  @brettsabey7301 · 3 months ago

  i was raised in the Heber valley. i also spent a lot of my youth in those mountains, riding my horse moving cattle around on the summer range. as well as hunting in the fall.. you have landed in a beautiful part of Utah

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  @joanwilliams346 · 3 months ago

  Loved your snow surprise. When making planes to return to the States remember the more north you are the quicker it cools down. The further south the warmer you’ll be through August and September. &nbsp;Although, our weather patterns have been unusual so far. Like the clean shaven look!

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  @rattlesnake81 · 3 months ago

  Another great chapter in your American road trip adventure

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  @matts156 · 3 months ago

  Wow, so cool that you got to have a little bit of snow while you were up there. We actually call that a dusting, lol. You guys made a good choice to just leave the camera and spend some time on that beautiful mountain. &nbsp;<br>I went to Yosemite in May of 1994 and the eastern entrance was still snowed in. I had to drive around the northern side of the park, which had 26% grades and went up to 11,000 feet. My little Nissan Sentra (all of 85 hp) maxed out at 15 mph climbing that. <br>One trick to save your brakes on the downhill run: Set your shifter to 2, let the engine do most of the braking and save your brakes to just maintain your speed. Your brakes will thank you.

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