Dennis Davis’s Excellent Video Scenic Tour => “Traveling Cottonwood Canyon Road to The DeWeese Home, & Beyond, Along Cottonwood Canyon Gallatin National Forest Trail”.

The Following Email Thread, Explains just Why & How Dennis Davis Made Video=>.
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FROM => Dennis Davis, July 19, 2021, To Henry Gurr.
….I hope you like this. Made For Henry.mp4.
….Dennis Davis, Cloud Nine Media Arts, Gallatin Valley, MT
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FROM => Henry S Gurr, July 22, 2021, to Dennis Davis.
….Hey Dennis
….Wow! … Terrific!! … Sooo Realistic !!! … Yes I like it !!!
…….Such incredible 3D as the Mountains & View Change, as Go Around Corners, and travel up the Road! ....AND All this is in real time, just as if actually driving slowly there
…AND how did you get this? Camera thru Windshield your car?
...Or camera mounted on the car top?
....AND how to get NO camera giggle, when driving on rough gravel, or walking ?
Sincerely Henry
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FROM => Dennis Davis, July 22, 2021, To Henry Gurr.
….Hi Henry
Delighted you enjoyed this simple video.
….I mounted my [Quad Copter] Drone on top of my car and drove the route. It has an excellent built-in gimbal that is designed against wind movement when flying, but works just as well. Also the remote sits inside with me, so turning on and off is done safely.
….The idea was to provide you with a vicarious visit to Tina DeWeese's and Tom Thorton's place and follow part of the [Cottonwood Canyon National Forest] Trail we hiked together. [In Early August of 2019.]
Of course you know it follows a part of the Pirsig [and Chris Mountain Climb] Pilgrimage trail. In that sense, it is ZMM related, so historical.
….I know you said you thought you had made your last trip to Bozeman, so I decided to give you a small taste of that trip. …
….I intended to use better drone footage along the trail, but that trail turns out to be a no fly zone, National Forest Land. So those shots are done by hand-holding the drone (same with corner street sign). I did not think those hand held drone shots were nearly as effective as the shots with a flying drone.
Thanks for the reply. I appreciate it.

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To See Dennis Davis’ Video => “Traveling Cottonwood Canyon Road to The DeWeese Home”. .

.. INSTRUCTIONS => Right Click And Select New Tab, AFTER This Page Comes Up, Read The Text, Then Click On "Expanded View" “ For A Great way to show this Video!! (Alternatively just click on the Smaller View to get the "Expanded View"
…The Video Should Start Showing Movement, and Opens, showing almost exactly the same View as the PREVIOUS Photo, so please remember, so you know just where is the deep mountain cut of Cottonwood Canyon.
….ALSO BE AWARE:
a) At first the Video shows travel on “South Cottonwood Road”.
b) Then the Video slows and shows a Green Sigh Cottonwood CANYON Road.
c) Then the Video shows the slow turn ON TO Cottonwood Canyon Road.
d) Then after ~ 25 seconds (at 1:20 min), the Video shows gradual slow turn ~15 degrees to the right. Here you see close-up trees and Guard Rails both sides: This a Bridge where Cottonwood Canyon Road, crosses Cottonwood Creek.
e) Eventually the Video shows a slow turn.to the left, into the Driveway of the DeWeese Home.
f) The Video Continues showing => 1) The Trail-Head for the Gallatin National Forest Trail In Cottonwood Canyon, 2) Scenes along the trail, Then 3) The Log Bridge that crosses Cottonwood Creek, Then 4) Scenes of Kids & Dog playing in the waters of Cottonwood Creek.

Please REMEMBER The Above INSTRUCTIONS, Then Click Here To See Video => “Traveling Cottonwood Canyon Road to The DeWeese Home”. .

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To See More Photo Scenes => In “Territory” Similar To Dennis Davis’ Video:
….These Are 2019 Photos Of => DeWeese Homestead, Horse Barns, Cottonwood Canyon, Robert Pirsig & Chris Memorial Hike On Gallatin National Forest Trail In Cottonwood Canyon, AND Tina DeWeese, Dennis Davis, Lee Glover, and Yours Truly Henry Gurr.
Right Click, Select New Tab. And AFTER this Page of 18 Small Photos Comes Up, Scroll Down To (And Read) Seventh Thru Fifteenth Small Photos. You May Click-On Any Small Photo For A Larger View. A Second Click Will Get The Largest View. The Two Panorama’s Are Very Large, And You Will Have To ClickDrag The Slide Bars To See Whole Panorama. ““
…. Many other photos are available. Please ask HenryG___USCA.edu
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