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He's an Aussie storyteller who is a super athlete, maker, and creative. His videos are all so thoughtful, well shot and engaging, centering around challenging himself and the bounds of his body and mind.
A good portion of his videos are on using and exploring whats around him; upgrading an old canoe using scrap wood, camping on a 100 year old gym tree in his yard, planting 1440 trees in 24 hours, and the video attached - running a marathon, one mile every hour
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Probably my favorite YouTube creator. He's an Aussie storyteller who is a super athlete, maker, and creative. His videos are all so thoughtful, well shot and engaging, centering around challenging himself and the bounds of his body and mind.
A good portion of his videos are on using and exploring whats around him; upgrading an old canoe using scrap wood, camping on a 100 year old gym tree in his yard, planting 1440 trees in 24 hours, and the video attached - running a marathon, one mile every hour
Feb 16, 2024
I think it's really cool watching people who i don't know put so much work and time into bettering their life, that their life (or what we see of their life) becomes an aesthetic within itself.
I follow a youtuber/BMXer/Photographer/model called Austin Augie somewhat religiously. He is the epidemy of cool. It practically oozes from him. I have been following him since 2015, and everything he does is incredible to me.
His music taste
His clothes
His substance
His studio
His STYLE
Feb 28, 2025
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This five part video series comes from a YouTube channel called “New England Forests.” It’s awesome. The guy films, edits, and narrates everything himself. He’s a total gearhead, so the footage is stunning, but I don’t think he always records audio, so he will sometimes use these canned, lowres sfx. That being said, he seems to witness every living thing that goes on at the pond, because it’s not just about beavers - it’s about the whole ecosystem that forms when a stream gets turned into a pond. You will learn a lot about ecology, and also about one guy’s ability to really make something happen with his spare time.
Apr 4, 2024
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right as the buds turn to small little mouse ear leaves, the lime green shade that seemingly pops out of nowhere and blankets the trees is always my favorite
Apr 16, 2024
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winter - sweet oranges, persimmon etc
summer - big heirloom tomato and sprinkle of salt, watermelon, stone fruit
no need to worry about the mess bc u just wash it right away!
someone or maybe the internet recommended eating a cold orange or other citrus in a hot shower and I can confirm that is also a great sensory experience
Feb 26, 2024