Hey Josh,
Oscar here, of freshtopia.net – you’re making me miss home. I’ve been living in exile here in CA for a couple years now, and at the moment I’m especially missing MI’s native-influenced names – kalkaska, kewenau, washtenaw, ishpeming. Here in California half of everything is named after a spanish saint. San Leandro, San Rafael, San Anselmo, San Luis Abispo… Californians must be a very holy people, though they seem to keep it to themselves.
I know this is cliche but it really is a small world. We’re so close yet at the same time, we lead such different lives.
For instance, when I need a map, i go to google maps but when you need a map, you drive up to a shittily painted half assed map on the side of the road.
Great video Josh.
The shots you use make it look like there was a TV crew with you, as there’s continuity between some of them. Nice. Plus the narrative how you show all th ‘huge objects’ is very entertaining. I enjoyed this video very much!
Thanks for the tour Josh, I’ve been to the U.P. once a long time ago, beautiful country and now I know that they have awsome big attractions too. Love the work.
Great VLOG! Thanks for the tour but you MISSED one thing! Just before the bridge, Michigan has the worlds largest cross! It’s worth the stop and would be a good addition to your video.
Castle Rock has an amazing view of the water. My girlfriend and I stopped there 2 summers ago and made the hike up, good stuff!
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Hey Josh,
Oscar here, of freshtopia.net – you’re making me miss home. I’ve been living in exile here in CA for a couple years now, and at the moment I’m especially missing MI’s native-influenced names – kalkaska, kewenau, washtenaw, ishpeming. Here in California half of everything is named after a spanish saint. San Leandro, San Rafael, San Anselmo, San Luis Abispo… Californians must be a very holy people, though they seem to keep it to themselves.
All the best,
Oscar
http://www.freshtopia.net
Been up there a few times. The Mackinaw scares the daylights out of me. Beautiful country though.
Wow, that was definitely a lot of BIG things. I am amazed at how huge that clam was! Thanks Josh.
your reportage are always perfect, detailed and funny, congrats even for the vloggies
you’re disarmingly charming (wow that so makes no sense). especially when you wear hats. love the vlog.
I know this is cliche but it really is a small world. We’re so close yet at the same time, we lead such different lives.
For instance, when I need a map, i go to google maps but when you need a map, you drive up to a shittily painted half assed map on the side of the road.
Fascinating.
ps i loved the video
Love the trout memorial. For our fallen brothers.
And I thought everything was big Texas, clearly I was wrong.
Great video Josh.
The shots you use make it look like there was a TV crew with you, as there’s continuity between some of them. Nice. Plus the narrative how you show all th ‘huge objects’ is very entertaining. I enjoyed this video very much!
Hi Josh,
What is the title of your theme song/intro music? I caught a snippet of it in the mall today.
—Diana
Always nice vlog, as usual. Yep, I guess everything ain’t always bigger in Texas. It’s bigger in Michigan too. LOL.
Thanks for the tour Josh, I’ve been to the U.P. once a long time ago, beautiful country and now I know that they have awsome big attractions too. Love the work.
I want to go on a roadtrip! So fun!
Josh, what were you propping the camera on in a few of those shots? Did you use a tri-pod?
ugh… my name was spelled wrong there… sorry
Wow I didn’t even realize that top part was part of Michigan. I thought it was just the hand part!
Wow ! better than a tv production. Definately seen a side of the US that I had never seen before. Cool stuff on your vlog.
Great VLOG! Thanks for the tour but you MISSED one thing! Just before the bridge, Michigan has the worlds largest cross! It’s worth the stop and would be a good addition to your video.