I was a ranger there at Fox 13 years ago now. I was young and so fit, my housemates were rangers too and we used to see who could summit Mt Fox the fastest on our days off, I did sub 2 hours. The girl was a machine and did it 1hr 20. Back then you could walk right up to the glacier on a trail, we used to maintain the path for the visitors. Were talking big unfit tourists so it had to easy going. We would set the biggest boulders we could budge for the river crossings, then a big rain would come down those steep valleys and toss them away like they were nothing. Drank the glacier melt water everyday, delicious.
Sounds like a wonderful time! Summiting Mt Fox in 1.3 hours is impressive stuff! Would have been cool to experience walking up to the glacier. Understandable why you can't these days though. Thanks for watching!
The NZ forests are beautiful,every shade of green I know.And when a mountain panorama suddenly appears on the horizon over which birds of prey majestically fly,it is a fairy tale for which I thank you very much!You can be rightly proud of your sporting performance,well done!
Definitely short and steep! It was quite the slog getting up there. I probably should have shown more of the forest section, but lots of scrambling up rocks/roots and up and over fallen trees. Definitely worth it if you're in the area! Head out to Welcome Flat Hut as well since they are close to each other
Hi guys! It's been a hot minute... Loving this video! The views are amazing. It looks like a tough, but rewarding climb. We laughed out loud when you said ' We are going on an adventure'. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing! ^Deen and Alette
Panasonic 12-60mm f2.8-4 is our main lens. Then we use Panasonic 50-200mm f 2.8-4 as our telephoto/wildlife lens. For wide angle/low light we have the Panasonic 9mm f1.7, which I believe was used for the talking shots in the forest.
I was a ranger there at Fox 13 years ago now. I was young and so fit, my housemates were rangers too and we used to see who could summit Mt Fox the fastest on our days off, I did sub 2 hours. The girl was a machine and did it 1hr 20. Back then you could walk right up to the glacier on a trail, we used to maintain the path for the visitors. Were talking big unfit tourists so it had to easy going. We would set the biggest boulders we could budge for the river crossings, then a big rain would come down those steep valleys and toss them away like they were nothing. Drank the glacier melt water everyday, delicious.
Sounds like a wonderful time! Summiting Mt Fox in 1.3 hours is impressive stuff!
Would have been cool to experience walking up to the glacier. Understandable why you can't these days though.
Thanks for watching!
😮beautiful
Definitely worth the climb! 😊
The NZ forests are beautiful,every shade of green I know.And when a mountain panorama suddenly appears on the horizon over which birds of prey majestically fly,it is a fairy tale for which I thank you very much!You can be rightly proud of your sporting performance,well done!
Thank you Jana 😊❤️🙏
It was definitely a dramatic vista!
Chris, Danya, coffee: a perfect 10 minute respite on a typically hectic Sunday morning! Thanks for your awesomeness!
Glad we could distract you briefly! 😅
1200m elevation.. yeah...nah.. but I'm glad I can still check out the views. Thanks, as always..
That's what we're here for! 😂
incredible !! Thanks for posting ...
Thanks for watching!
Wow so beautiful forest
The views are even better! 😊
Spectacular, a joy to watch!😊
Thank you for the continued support 😊🙏❤️
Such a unique view of the glacier. Well done. Beautiful filming as always.
One of the best on the West Coast!
Thank you so much for sharing this!! absolute beautiful work as always!!
Thanks for watching Steve 🙏❤️
An amazing place and great video. What's a bit depressing though is how much the glacier has receded in the 12 years since I was there!
Would have loved to see the glacier 10-20 years ago! It's very sad that shortly it will be gone, or practically non-existent
Oh wow we never think of Mount Fox when we went to west coast. Definitely will do it next time. Thanks for an awesome video ❤❤
It's quite a grind, but definitely worth it on a good day!
Awesome experience, awesome photography, great video!!
Thanks Brucey!
Stunning video Chris & Danya, I must be getting fitter, as I am not so exhausted this time. Thanks
Well done, your training is paying off!! 😂
Looks like a relatively short (but steap) hike I should put on the list for my 2024 NZ trip ❤
Definitely short and steep! It was quite the slog getting up there. I probably should have shown more of the forest section, but lots of scrambling up rocks/roots and up and over fallen trees.
Definitely worth it if you're in the area! Head out to Welcome Flat Hut as well since they are close to each other
Hi guys! It's been a hot minute... Loving this video! The views are amazing. It looks like a tough, but rewarding climb. We laughed out loud when you said ' We are going on an adventure'. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing! ^Deen and Alette
It has been a hot minute! We still need to check out your Norway series! That is somewhere we've always wanted to go ❤️
Wow. Another awesome video. Which lens or lenses do you use?
Panasonic 12-60mm f2.8-4 is our main lens. Then we use Panasonic 50-200mm f 2.8-4 as our telephoto/wildlife lens. For wide angle/low light we have the Panasonic 9mm f1.7, which I believe was used for the talking shots in the forest.
@@ChrisandDanya Thanks.💚💚
@laksitha89 no worries! Let us know if you have any other questions