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Love this video it was great and I saw the other 2 very nice, I need to hit the woods soon again. Thanks for sharing them with all of us
Great video. They made it very well and it is quite informative for an 8 minute video. Good post.
I was so sad to leave! What a fun place Trail Days Rocks
The one thing you need to keep in mind is it needs to be a good knife and by that I mean not the 9.99 Walmart special! It needs to hold up especially if you are going remote and or long distance. A well made knife wont break and cut you or have the…
Hey it looks like we have a lot in common with making outdoor backpacking programming
Please check out my webpage and video
http://web.me.com/redone5623/Site_12/Movie.html
http://talesfromthetrail.org
Tales From The Trail at NYC
May 4, 2009 from 7pm to 8:15pm
www.talesfromthetrail.org
A NEW BACKPACKING / TRAIL T.V. SHOW
JOIN THE CAST AND CREW OF TALES FROM THE TRAIL
AT THE: Half King Bar & Restaurant
505 W 23RD ST NEW YORK, NY 10011 TEL: 212.462.4300
Join us for a live event and showing of the TV Pilo…
It might make a nice Base Camp chair though
I am not saying don't get one but I personally just don't see the advantage. There is no support for your back so sitting on the ground is about the same. Plus if the ground is soft the legs sink, best to use a ground cloth, that way you keep clean,…
Just maybe the greatest outdoor event of the year!
http://www.traildays.us/
what is trail days?
That is Friggen nuts!
I was wondering if people are going, would you contact me. I and my crew would like to meet up with you there. Perhaps we can do a Trail Journal video or something too?
Thanks for the feedback on the littlebug dudes
The biggest issue with the flip cameras is their ergonomics. If you are trying to do anything other than dead on shots and basic pan and tilt you can run in to issues. Also you need to figure out if you intend to use a tripod or monopod. These can d…
My Wood / Esbit / Alcohol All In One Stove
http://www.backpacking.net/makegear/sheehan-stove/index.html
Have fun but don't hurt yourself :)
Profile Information
- Hometown:
- Virginia
- Where is the coolest place you have ever backpacked, hiked or camped?
- Everywhere I go becomes the coolest place to backpack when I am there!
- Where else have you backpacked, hiked or camped?
- Each place has it special meaning on this planet and I get a high that I am seeing a part of something that another might never see and if they do will never see it in the same way I did. That moment becomes mine and you can't buy that in a store or experience it on TV!
- What outdoor activities are you interested in?
- A life long lover of the great outdoors, Paul Sheehan only needs an excuse to hit the trail. Nothing could give him a better excuse than to integrate his work with his love of nature. Paul’s vision of Tails From The Trail was to promote the outdoors to the average American. Even people who watch shows like Survivorman and Man vs. Wild, he feels, need to get off the couch and start the process of learning outdoor skills for themselves. No matter if you are a family that wants to take a day trip or someone looking to learn advanced trail skills, Paul has made a show for you.
Having run an editing facility for the New York Film Academy, and worked for such companies as (Teletime Video) that has been in video production for over 30 years and (In Demand) one of the top on demand movie services in the world, Paul has worked on everything from AT&T videos, Hollywood trailers, training videos, commercials, short films and more.
Concerned about the lack of funding for State and National Parks in an age where people spend less time outdoors, Paul set out to find a mix of cast, crew and companies who are passionate about compelling people to take the time to enjoy the gift of nature.
Paul has walked the Virginia sections of the Appalachian Trail, and gone from Bear Mountain to the Delaware Gap. For him, it is never too hot or too cold as he has camped out in 0 to 100 degrees temperatures year round. A decade ago you would have found him on the trails with an 80 lb. pack, but today he subscribes to a lightweight philosophy. He now carries between 15 to 25 lbs. max for trips up to two weeks. Should the situation ever call for it, he possesses survival skills that would allow him to survive with little more than a pocket knife.
- What is your favorite outdoor website?
- http://talesfromthetrail.org
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Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 8:58pm on May 27, 2009,
Chris Abel said… - whats up pauly
- At 11:10pm on May 25, 2009,
James S said… - paul, just watched your 1st episode of tales from the trails on myoutdoortv.com . VERY NICE !!!! i will look forward to seeing other episodes. you , your cast and crew should come out west to idaho or utah and do an episode.
- At 8:45am on March 6, 2009,
in2snow (chris holth) said… - Thanks Paul, hey the website looks great, will the vids be up soon? Looking forward to them. Chris
- At 9:37am on March 5, 2009,
in2snow (chris holth) said…
- Hi Paul, Welcome to HJ...awesome photos, thanks for sharing with the group.
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