Uploaded January 2012 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
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This entire video was shot using the Nikon D5100; the majority of it being through the 18-55mm kit lens. All of the time lapse clips were made using the built-in intervalometer, and are comprised of over 8,600 stills.
Enjoy Southern California at a surrealistic pace. Maybe you will recognize some of the places?
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Artist- Psychadelik Pedestrian
Song- Tears In My Heart (Album Mix)
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***Watch Full Screen at 1080p***
This entire video was shot using the Nikon D5100; the majority of it being through the 18-55mm kit lens. All of the time lapse clips were made using the built-in intervalometer, and are comprised of over 8,600 stills.
Enjoy Southern California at a surrealistic pace. Maybe you will recognize some of the places?
Royalty Free Music by:
Artist- Psychadelik Pedestrian
Song- Tears In My Heart (Album Mix)
(creative commons, Attribution-Non Commercial 3.0
United States (CC By-NC 3.0)
creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0










![Hiking Devils Backbone Trail (Mt. Baldy [2015])
This is our hike back to the ski lift/Top Of The Notch Restaurant, from the last clearing before the final ascent to the top. We didnt make the last approximately 150 feet to the peak, which is very steep. You can see the peak at the beginning of the video.
The trail starts behind the restaurant, and is 3.2 miles one way. There is an elevation gain of 2,200 feet. You have the option of hiking from the bottom at Manker Flats, or the parking area for the ski lifts, or you can just take the ski lift.
If you are afraid of heights, you will struggle tremendously with this trail! I cannot emphasize this enough! Hopefully this video will give you a fair idea to how steep and exposed you really are. Hiking Devils Backbone Trail (Mt. Baldy [2015])](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mHovzNxnP5c/mqdefault.jpg)