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Yosemite NP footage from 1916
June 24, 2017 06:03AM
Note sure if this has been posted here before:

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Re: Yosemite NP footage from 1916
June 24, 2017 04:21PM
That is really cool. TY for posting the link.
Re: Yosemite NP footage from 1916
June 25, 2017 04:45AM
Very nice. Thanks for posting
Looks like people were pretty hardy back then...altitude didn't seem to bother them. I loved the footage of them zooming up half dome ! Those guys had Chick-On speed smiling smiley
Interesting to note the size of Lyell glacier also.



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June 25, 2017 10:52AM
That was made in the same era as the Keystone Cops movies. I don't know exactly what went into determining when/how much the speed of the motion would get changed, but speeding it up for effect seems to have been popular. Here's an example from 1915 that includes the Keystone Cops toward the end: https://archive.org/details/love_speed_and_thrills
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June 25, 2017 09:25PM
Somethings never change. Even back then, hikers were eating Chef Boyardee out of a can (in the film, after summiting Mount Lyell). grinning smiley



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Re: Yosemite NP footage from 1916
June 27, 2017 04:26PM
Lots of snow when they climbed Lyell. I wonder how they got there without a single jacket from Patagonia?



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avatar Re: Yosemite NP footage from 1916
June 29, 2017 09:27PM
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Lots of snow when they climbed Lyell. I wonder how they got there without a single jacket from Patagonia?

They wore woolen coats from Pendleton instead. wink



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