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Love and Miss you boy. You will always be apart of.. -Out There! --- *Note to Rumble followers. Out There! is not done or gone. Link got sick several months ago and yes this is ONE reason why we have been on hiatus. But it is not the only reason. We here at Out There! have had surgeries, physical therapies, and recovery in that span and we have still been uploading at a semi constant rate on the home of the Out There! Channel on YouTube. Rumble for one doesn't get anywhere near the views as YouTube. It is really hard to get views on either platform because all they care about is video games and politics. Two things that Out There! is not nor ever will be. Well not this Out There! But you can find us on YouTube at www.youtube.com/@OutThere777 subscribe (follow yes its free) and hit the bell icon and you will be notified when a new video is uploaded. And there are hours of naturtantastic videos over there so we will see yall... -Out There!

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Take a few mins in nature with Out There!. All Natural Free Range Buzz! Come relax take a load off join us Out There! at www.youtube.com/outthere777 or follow us here on Rumble at www.rumble.com/c/outthere. If you want to go on this Adventure with us you can find it here https://youtu.be/KZCoVNcJ_Ts . Make sure to follow or Subscribe so you don't miss our next Adventure! ----------------- -Secret Bee Adventure- If you followed a card, to a video, to this location then continue your journey to its END at this link! https://youtu.be/ahMzFs_5xKg

Just a short breathe catching moment from Out There! Make sure you are subscribed on YouTube at www.youtube.com/outthere777 or following on Rumble at www.rumble.com/c/outthere so you don't miss future videos!

Mission Dam. Located between Hiawassee Dam and Chatuge Dam was actually the first dam built on the Hiawassee River in 1924. Built by the City of Andrews bought by Nantahala Power and Light in 1929 which was acquired by Duke Power in 1988.. As of this recording, it looked to Out There! as if Duke has removed their name from all of the signs on the property... But beyond this, there is very little information out there about the place. Even growing up in the area this dam was very obscure and it took Out There! a few trips down Mission Dam Rd to finally find the entrance to the facility. A hiking trail of sorts goes back up the reservoir and it seems like a nice peaceful place to cast a line or just relax by the water. This Dam has supplied the local population with energy for a very long time. And as it seems it still does so today even though who operates the facility and how the power is distributed and charged to the citizens is a bit of a mystery... A lot of technical information about the area and the dam can be found at this link if you are interested. http://www.janandpat.net/dams/dukepower/missiondam.htm The best way to find out though as Out There! has always found is just to simply.... Get.... -Out There! 35° 3'54.06"N, 83°55'32.52"W All music is provided under 100% royalty-free License from Storyblocks through the Camtasia Asset Library. Out There!'s license can be found or downloaded at this link. https://www.storyblocks.com/license

Even when everything is dead. Its cloudy and rainy. NC is still beautiful! Make sure you are Subscribed on YouTube or follow on Rumble to see all the beauty Out There! can bring you! www.youtube.com/outthere777 www.rumble.com/c/outthere

An Out There! Preview Video. This is a preview video for the upcoming future release from Out There! Make sure you are following here on Rumble and/or Subscribed on YouTube AND hit the bell icon to be notified when new videos are released. All Premiere videos do release on YouTube first since Out There! is a YouTube Channel for now. We hope you enjoy. And we will see Yall-- -Out There! www.youtube.com/OutThere777 www.rumble.com/c/outthere www.facebook.com/OutthereCommunity777 www.outthere777.com

A side by side comparison video of the GoPro Hero 9 Versus the Samsung Galaxy S10+. And yes I know that the Galaxy does have a video stabilization feature that is not on in this video.. But that is at fault of the phone's software. The last time I recorded with the phone it was enabled. I never disabled it. The software did. So this is DEFAULT settings for both devices. By default the setting on the S10 is off. By default the GoPro's video stabilization is always on. I actually did think the phones stabilization was on while filming it wasn't until I reviewed the footage that I realized that for some reason the phone turned the feature off. But I am just presenting the footage you can decide which footage you think is better. Its not about the stabilization by itself. It is the frame width, the color depth and range, and a million other things. This video also includes an obvious preview of Out There!'s new video coming soon. It will be a week or so more than likely but it is a sneak peek! Enjoy -Out There www.youttube.com/outthere777 www.rumble.com/c/outthere www.facebook.com/outtherecommunity777 www.outthere777.com

This is the unedited verson of the Official YouTube release for the First Snow of 2022. The Official video can be found on the YouTube Channel at this link: https://youtu.be/5YgEvHA2Kt8. Make sure you are following on Rumble for exclusive videos like these and the later releases of the Official videos. If you would like access to the Official video's first Subscribe on YouTube and hit the bell icon to be notified when the new videos are released. Thanks for Stopping by and we hope you enjoy! -Out There!

It has been a while since the last video. So an update from Out There! is long past due. But Out There! has been busy with life and other projects. Thank you all for your views likes and patience during these busy times. Get... -Out There! www.youtube.com/outthere777 www.rumble.com/c/outhere www.facebook.com/OuthereCommunity777

Out There! has came a long way that is for sure. Today every single video we produce is in 1920x1080p format. We use a GoPro9 and a Galaxy S10 for most of the footage on The Channel. Mostly filmed in 30fps or 60 for slow motion or higher if we want to slow it down super slow. But this video here.... Well it was filmed on an Olympus Waterproof Camera in 2010ish. The pictures although suprisingly in higher quality are in a odd format that forced me to leave them in the center of the editing board because if I tried to stretch them it warped the image really bad and the videos... They were filmed in 320x240.. No where near high definition. The sound in the videos was pretty terrible as well. But sometimes you have to go back and see where you came from to fully appreciate where you are today. So Welcome to Out There! 2010! Now get.... -Out There! www.youtube.com/outthere777 www.rumble.com/c/outthere www.outthere777.com www.facebook.com/outtherecommunity777

Left over footage and clips from Our last video that just didn't make the cut for the main video. If you missed the main video then you can find it here https://youtu.be/DtnkHuSHrPQ or on the main YouTube Channel in the video section here www.youtube.com/outthere777... Make sure to subscribe and hit the bell icon so you don't miss another Upload. You can also follow us here on Rumble at www.rumble.com/c/outthere and if that ain't enough for you we are on Facebook here www.facebook.com/outtherecommunity777 where original full pictures and updates are posted. Thanks and we will see yall-- -Out There! wwww.outthere777.com (under maintenece) www.youtube.com/outthere777 (Main Channel) www.rumble.com/c/outthere (Rumble!) www.facebook.com/outtherecommunity777

At 6/10 of a mile this trail offers a fantastic walking path of moderate difficulty since you either have to walk back up/down the trail or the road the climb in elevation the only 'difficult' thing about the trail. But it features some of the most peaceful 'hiking' we've seen in awhile. Beginning at the top the parking area is just on the right as you make your way down the TVA road just before the dam on the east side. The trail makes its way down the hill through the forest crossing creeks and what looks like might be four wheeler trails until you reach the tailwater from the Nottely Dam which flows and continues on down the Nottely River. At the end of the trail which ends back onto the TVA road at the bottom. If you are lucky you can walk up the road a few hundred yards and see the water pouring down the spillway. If you want to see it on video and can't wait to see it in person you can on the Nottely Dam Premier on Out There! at this link https://youtu.be/DtnkHuSHrPQ if you want to be notified when a new adventure is posted then make sure to subscribe to the YouTube Channel today at www.youtube.com/outthere777 and follow here on Rumble for more exclusive content! See Yall-- -Out There! www.youtube.com/outthere777 www.rumble.com/c/outthere www.facebook.com/outtherecommunity www.outthere777.com

The tailwater (only hint you are getting) of an upcoming premier video coming to The Official Out There! Channel!! Make sure you are subscribed on Rumble or YouTube and if on YouTube hit the bell icon so that you get notified when new videos are uploaded! Now Get-- -Out There! www.rumble.com/c/OutThere www.Youtube.com/Outthere777 www.outthere777.com www.facebook.com/OutThereCommunity777

A new friend of the Out There! family. This guy wanted to catch one more ride before his death. Cicada's only live above ground for a month or so while mating before laying their eggs and dying. We are pretty sure this is a male. He was found on the forest floor and although could very well hold on tightly for the ride. He was laying on his side and couldn't walk very well. At the end of the trail he fluttered back into the forest to spend his last hours alone... He will be missed. But we hope he enjoyed a ride with Out There! Make sure to subscribe (its free) to The Channel on Rumble or on YouTube and hit the bell icon on YouTube so you get notified when a new video is uploaded! We will see you all-- -Out There! www.rumble.com/c/OutThere www.youtube.com/Outthere777 www.outthere777.com www.facebook.com/OutthereCommunity777 Cicada Brood X 13 June 2021

Mammoth Cave is the longest known cave system on earth. With over 400 miles of surveyed tunnels. Underground water systems (and washouts from a flood) carved their way through limestone strata capped by a layer of sandstone. These passageways give visitors a breathtaking view of the cave system on guided and unguided tours ranging from 0.25 miles at 30 mins to 5 miles at 6 hours. Ranging in difficulty from family and kid-friendly to mostly only them spelunking type humans out there. There is plenty of mud and water to get filthy in. Above ground, the citizens of America's land stretches across 52,830 acres of backcountry with the Green River passing through. Offering plenty of hiking, camping, exploring or just riding around and getting lost. We aren't really going into a geological lesson or a tour guide write up here but this video is just a TINY preview of a massive underground cave system. And we hope it encourages you to... Get- -Out There! 37°11′13″N 86°06′04″W https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mammoth_Cave_National_Park www.youtube.com/outthere777 www.rumble.com/c/outthere www.outthere777.com www.facebook.com/outtherecommunity

The Murphy River Walk is an 'approximately' 3-4 mile easy trail 'conceived' in 2002 and improvements continue today. It stretches from Konehete Park to the Old L&N Depot in historic Murphy, NC. Built and maintained by volunteers from the Murphy River Walk & Canoe Trails Project Team sponsored by Heritage Partners. The 'center loop' is at the confluence of two rivers the Valley River and the Hiwassee River which includes Hiwassee Lake. The trail finds it's way through rock cliffs, a hardwood forest, a marshy wetland, and open meadowland. Besides the hiking trail which has fishing spots literally built into the trail there are canoe trails also along the rivers and lakes which change with the seasons. In the summer when Hiwassee Lake is full backing up into the rivers and low lands it covers some of the hiking trails but opens up more places for canoers to paddle around in. But watch out though Cherokee Legend tells of a giant living in these here waters. You can read about it along the trail or listen to the audio tour provided via QR codes along the trail. Or at the Koehete Park trailhead side you can visit the local pool the Murphy Health and Fitness where you can swim get buff or both. Or you can play baseball, basketball, tennis, cookout with the family and let the kids play on the playground at Koehete Park. How they managed to fit so much stuff to do in so little space is beyond me but it is pretty swell. Besides the pool there wasn't nothing there but trees and water when I was a kid. So much to do right in your backyard you have no excuse so you should probably..... Get Out There! For more information or to donate to help improve and preserve the walk please visit www.HeritagePartners.org. "The River Walk is funded by private donations, public contributions, and grants" 35° 5'27.29"N, 84° 1'43.55"W All music provided by TechSmith Assets for Camtasia. Royalty Free. www.outthere777.com www.youtube.com/outthere777 www.rumble.com/c/OutThere www.facebook.com/outtherecommunity777

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Camponotus pennsylvanicus or the Black Carpenter Ant is caught on film preparing for their nuptial flight in the mountains of Western North Carolina.

Just a family hunting rocks. Somewhere in the mountains of North Carolina.

They say that underneath all that water... Somewhere... Is a boat ramp.

Wet Pets is a Japanese Koi and pond product importer in Dahlonega, GA. Since 1984 they have been supplying hobbyist with the highest quality products and teaching teaching them how to maintain their ponds and take care of their fish of any kind. Not only that they are some great people. Who are not only passionate about the fish themselves but passionate about teaching people to take care of their fish for years and years. In this video we feature some of the many Goldfish(which are not Koi) and Koi's that Wet Pet's has to offer. Hopefully this is just a preview and we can make it out there to feature these beautiful creatures again one day. For more information visit their website: www.wetpets.com Or better yet stop by and meet Chuck himself at 1085 Mountain Cove Rd Dahlonega, GA 30533 We hope to see you all-- -Out There!

This 'short' hike is coming so soon to The Out There! Rumble Channel it will make your head swim. If you ain't subscribed do so today! You don't want to miss this one! Yes this is a nature Channel on Rumble! Not political!! Aren't you tired of politics yet? From BOTH sides? Take a break with us... Get-- -Out There! www.youtube.com/outthere777 www.facebook.com/outthereCommunity www.Rumble.com/c/outthere www.outthere777.com -Future Tease for JKNF-

Trees by Joyce Kilmer I think that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree. A tree whose hungry mouth is prest Against the earth’s sweet flowing breast; A tree that looks at God all day, And lifts her leafy arms to pray; A tree that may in Summer wear A nest of robins in her hair; Upon whose bosom snow has lain; Who intimately lives with rain. Poems are made by fools like me, But only God can make a tree. Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest is a 3,800 acre tract of virgin forest in Graham County North Carolina. Named in memory of the poet Joyce Kilmer. It is one of the largest tracts of 'Old Growth' Forest in the Eastern United States. Some trees are said to be over 400 years old. Killed in action during WWI in France the VFW petitioned the United States Government to set aside some land in 1934. After investigating possible locations the United States Government decided on land along the Little Santeetlah Creek and on July 30 1936 dedicated the Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest. There are several types of trees here namely Yellow-Poplar, Oak, Basswood, Beech, and Sycamore. Some of the oldest are over 20 ft in circumference and 100 feet tall. Diseases on our cursed planet have wiped out many species as well. Gone today are the American Chestnut and the Hemlocks some of them so big their trunks are still visible rotting on the forest floor. In the months of April and May many different species of wildflowers cover the forest floor. There are two miles of looping trails here and all the trees and flowers are only accessible by foot. (Although half the trails were closed on both trips for me several months apart.) But because the forest which the Memorial is in the Joyce Kilmer-Slickrock Wilderness is apart of the Nantahala National Forest many trails cross here but the main trail is heavily traveled and easy to follow. If you plan on going off the main trail to one of the side trails we suggest using a real GPS. A phone is not a GPS and although some apps can increase the signal strength of satellites you should not rely on a phone for any kind of backcountry hiking. We also recommend checking out alltrails.com to find trails and research where you want to go before you head out. Just don't forget to the untrained eye trails on a flat map sure do look a lot shorter than when you actually get on the trail itself. After hiking the easy-moderate trail and enjoying the sites. There is a place where folks swim or wade in the creek. The rocks are slick so be careful. There are picnic tables (should have seen those in the video......;)), grills, and a restroom with some flushing toilets. There is no camping or overnight parking 'allowed'. (Public Land) So enjoy and have fun! And if you can't or just won't remember that is what we are here for!! We will see you......- -Out There! 35°21'32.23"N, 83°55'44.69"W https://www.alltrails.com/explore/trail/us/north-carolina/joyce-kilmer-memorial-forest-loop-trail?mobileMap=false&ref=sidebar-view-full-map www.outthere777.com www.youtube.com/outthere777 www.facebook.com/OutThereCommunity777 https://mewe.com/join/outthere All music is provided by the Camtasia Asset Library under Royalty-Free License that can be found here: https://www.storyblocks.com/license The End User Agreement between Out There! (jc) and Storyblocks can be viewed or downloaded here: https://support.techsmith.com/attachments/token/Q0CK4leQJyE297aUzWrsfQqQo/?name=Storyblocks+API++-+End+User+License+Agreement.pdf -#OutThere!2020 -#RumbleOutThere!2021