North Evergreen Photo - Adventures!

This is the last video in my Killarney Provincial Park series. It took a lot longer to piece this one together, as I just didn't know how to end it off. I was missing some key footage, I just didn't take any.. Lessons Learned.

I started out early in the morning on a crisp day at Killarney Provincial Park in October, and was rewarded for my efforts with an amazing vista, and an amazing sunrise. For more detail on this trip, read my blog post here: https://www.northevergreenphoto.com/blog/2023/11/13/killarney-in-the-fall-october-11-2023

The First full day of my trip to Killarney Provincial Park in Ontario, off of Lake Huron. I decided to walk the first 'leg' of the LaCloche Silhouette Trail which was basically right across from my camp site in the fall.

I visited Quebec in September and stayed at O'Pemican National (provincial?) Park. Here's some footage a took early in the morning of the Grand Chute

Originally Posted to Youtube in 2018, this is a pretty damn boring timelapse of me building my adventure trailer - the goal was to be small, but have power, and a comfortable bed. And it accomplishes that.

I Had a bit of a hike on Easter long weekend, and found this lake. There's a warm water flow from one side and the sun was providing heat in the late morning, causing some very nice sound.

Once again, Archived from Youtube as I move my content over. This series ends here, there wasn't enough traction or interest. Anyone interested in how a basic mini PC could be built should still find it somewhat interesting. It doesn't have to be used for Freenas, it will run Windows or Linux handily. Just don't expect to game on it without blowing the power supply. Sadly, that 12V power supply DID eventually fail, but I got 3 years out of it. I expect if you were using it as intended, as a once-in-a-while powered on box, it would be fine. The best part is with Freenas/Truenas moving the storage drives to a new PC is pretty easy. I have since moved it to a new case, and will be moving it again probably soon as the motherboard is starting to act odd.

Continuing with our Freenas computer build. Uploaded for archival.

More archival from Youtube. This is probably the best video I've ever done. Blew the effects and music budget :) In summary, if you're going to Nottawasaga bluffs in the winter - Make damn sure you have a map, because once you get between the cliffs the side trails all look the same.

We go through the unboxing of parts for our new NAS! ------- Originally uploaded to youtube but as I am relocating things, it is here for archival purposes.

Ripping apart my old HTPC to use as a basis for a brand new Network Attached Storage. ------------------------------- Was originally on Youtube in 2018. Moving away from there, trying to increase my video quality.

More explorations at my parent's property and some more failed night photography! I also build a solar panel support frame. Previously on Youtube, uploaded here for archival as I move off that platform.

After some futzing around in Ken Reid Conservation area, I help my parents move to their new retirement homestead and do a bit of exploring in the area --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Once again, this was supposed to be a monthly project, and was published a few years ago on Youtube. as I am trying to divest myself of that platform, I am reposting it here on rumble for archival. The audio sucks, i'm not much of a showman, but it is important to know where you've come from to know where you're going.

I try, and Fail, to get a good astrophotography session at windy ridges. Key point, check your moon phases! ----------------------------------------------------- This was originally published to youtube a couple years ago. I am in the process of moving off that platform. At the time I was trying to do monthly adventures, but with my current stage of life, and current events it was not possible. However, this remains as an archive. I will be moving forward in the future once things start to open up more.