The song you are referring to is “The Feeling Of Being Young” by a guy called Kagoshima Bay. He has since changed his artist name to Tristan Hawke. Back when I made this he had released “The Feeling Of Being Young” on an free, open license but I can’t find the song online now. Maybe you can find it in iTunes store if you use that. He also mention on his MySpace that you can download his old songs for free but the link doesn’t work any more.

The music in the clip is:

Israel Kamakawiwo’ole: Over the Rainbow; http://youtube.com/watch?v=2A2Jt4WOxN8
Duncan Beattie: Open Source C; http://ccmixter.org/media/files/duncan_beattie/3931
Duncan Beattie: Nice E;http://ccmixter.org/media/files/duncan_beattie/3942
Kagoshima Bay: The Feeling Of Being Young; http://kagoshimabay.mymusic.dk/diskografi/sang.asp?id=87679
Tremolo Beer Gut: Beer Hunter Theme; http://www.thetremolobeergut.dk

Yvette

I can’t see your comment on YouTube but I’ll reply here and drop you an email.

1. We started walking from Haena Beach Park at the end of Kuhio Highway (Highway 56)

2. I can’t remember it all now but some trailmix, ramen noodles, beef jerky, rice, flour and some freeze-dried hiker’s food.

3. The first section we walked until Hanakapi’ai valley (2 miles) is fairly easy and we met a number of families doing that. Further on you need special permits. The further we went the fewer people we met. So the last 4 miles before reaching the beach we didn’t meet anyone.

4. We were all in decent shape (me the least) and it was quite strenuous and took us about 8 hours focused walking to get to the beach. If you take longer you wont make it in day-light. There are some streams to cross and some scary, narrow paths to follow but I wouldn’t call it climbing. If you are unfit I would not go beyond the beach at 2 mile. The coastline is a remote area with no other access than the trail or by boat so there is no chance to regret half-way in.

Here is some info from the official state park site and all my pictures.

Thanks for the feature and let me know if you have more questions!

I’ll ask here what I asked in the YT comments because I think better chance you’ll answer here:

1. Where did you start the trail? Pi Hea Ridge Trail – at the top?

2. What did you bring to eat?

3. Did you see anyone there on the trail?

4. How much climbing? Could girls that are generally unfit do it if we go slow?

Thanks much!

I featured your video on one of my upcoming posts at Aimforawesome.com – I think it’s set to go live on 11/23.

Thanks for sharing that very cool video.

We met in Ann Arbor, Michigan the year before where Femi and I were interns through IAESTE and Fernando and Alberto were officers in the local chapter of IAESTE.

In Prague I work with my friend in my own company Arb Design, a software design company.

Og jep, når først man har set hvad man får ud a ESN, AIESEC og IAESTE i venskaber mm., så er det ikke til at stoppe igen