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**We flew to the middle of nowhere and camped under my airplane.**🔥 With just a wing tent, a campfire, and some steaks, my friends and I set up for the ultimate backcountry camping trip. We fished, cooked over an open flame, and woke up to a thick, unexpected fog that made it seem like we might not make it out. ➤ Gear used: Tent under the wing, campfire grill, fishing rods, and a Cessna (or your actual aircraft model). ➤ Pilots: Austin Lankford + friends ➤ Location: Remote backcountry airstrip (or drop location if you want to include it) If you’ve ever dreamed of airplane camping, flying off the grid, or just unplugging for a night with friends, this video is for you. 👍 Like, comment, and subscribe for more skydiving, flying, and real-life aviation adventures! 📸 Follow me on Instagram: [your handle] ✈️ More aviation content here: [your channel link or playlist] #AirplaneCamping #BushFlying #BackcountryFlying #PilotVlog #AviationAdventure #FlyingCamping #FoggedIn #CampingUnderTheWing #BestDaySinceYesterday
Short edit from our longer documentary [ https://youtu.be/k3WECyjLm6w ] on removing an abandoned through-hull and installing two new ones in our steel 80' triple masted Thomas Colvin schooner sailboat in the shipyard in Wrangell, Alaska. Check out our channel for a mind numbing pile of long form shipyard chronicles - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLw6V0IDCdJllDMjgs-fngVwt1ucPGbsYN
This was a great day. Meeting the amazing folks that hang around marinas. Boat people seem to be a different type. They’re helpful and sharing and friendly. Meeting David as he was headed out to drop some crab traps paid dividends when he came back later in the day and would not accept anything in exchange for his time collecting crabs. Two fresh crabs for dinner! Then, later in the day, we helped James and Betty load up their inflatable tender. Asking them if it was for sale and then how much they wanted for it…ended up being ours for free. We’ve been looking at hard-bottom tenders for a couple weeks, and the prices are ridiculous! We’re talking in the ballpark of $7k for new 3 metre hard-bottoms. So, this little boat is a truly appreciated gift. I am filled with gratitude right now.