Adventure-Crew.com National Park Videos

White Sands National Monument, Uncovered.

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 07 May 2009 19:12:07 GMT

Adventurer Mike Pudlo hikes through White Sands National Monument in Alamogordo, New Mexico without getting lost. See several highlights and learn why White Sands is… well…, white.

White Sands National Monument, Uncovered, Part II

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 07 May 2009 17:27:21 GMT

Park Ranger Kathy Denton gets into the nitty gritty of white sand. You’ll learn about the invisible lake and where this white sand comes from. No, really.

For sun, water, sand, mountains and even forest, check out the most unique family adventure vacation "beach" in the US; The Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve.

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 07 May 2009 17:23:57 GMT

Strap on your hiking boots and sling your water bottle over your shoulder and traipse on up the largest dunes in North America. Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve in Colorado is 150,000 acres of very unique and trailess hiking. See wildlife, some really tall dunes, and be a part of one of the largest natural attractions visible from space. Oh, and don't miss The Sand Ramp Trail, Medano Creek which often just disappears, and the famous High Dune.

Add an outdoor camping trip to your visit by staying in The Pinon Flats Campground.

Torqeedo Tested and Approved by Adventure-Crew on Sea Eagle Inflatable boats.

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 07 May 2009 17:23:18 GMT

Adventure-Crew provides exclusive test footage of this new technological breakthrough in boating. The Torqeedo (tor-keed’-o) Electric Motor is NOT just another electric trolling motor. As a matter of fact, it’s not even a trolling motor at all. This thing should come with a torque warning to new users.

Maybe small children and the elderly need to hold on tight as they watch this gear test video put the Torqeedo Electric Motor through it’s paces while mounted on two different Sea Eagle water craft.

B.Y.O.L.J. (Bring Your Own Life Jacket)

In this Adventure-Crew exclusive tour of Rocky Mountain National Park, Gary, Clint and Mike take you on a tour of the famous Trail Ridge Road

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 07 May 2009 17:22:42 GMT

Located two hours north west of Denver, the 12k peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park make it one of the most dynamic parks in the world, let alone the U.S. But, high peaks aren’t the only draw of the park. Rocky Mountain N.P. claims firsts in several categories, and this Adventure-Crew video exposes many of them. We take a tour of the famous Trail Ridge Road. See the trickling headwaters of the mighty Colorado, the river largely responsible for continuing to carve out The Grand Canyon and much of the great canyons of the west. Drive on the longest contiguous road above 12,000 feet within the U.S. Walk across America’s Continental Divide that separates the Atlantic rivers from the Pacific rivers. See peaks the likes of which only exist in parks like Glacier, and Grand Tetons. Rocky Mountain National Park gets over 3,000,000 visitors a year. And in this video, Rockies; Trail Ridge Road, Part I, you’ll see why as Gary Bodiford leads you through trails, meadows, lodge pole pine forests and even waters of the unique and spectacular scenery.

Rocky Mountains; The Old Fall River Road

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 07 May 2009 17:22:00 GMT

Being at 12,000 feet is a very unique experience and Adventure-Crew takes you there on The Old Fall River Road in Rocky Mountains National Park in Colorado. This is a 9 mile one way road that starts in the basin area and goes all way to the Alpine Visitor Center at the top.

You will see rocky waterfalls such as Chasm Falls, wild marmots, elk, and plenty of altitude. Looking down on snow-filled clouds and 9,000 foot mountain tops has its own reward as you drive on a road that literally has to be rebuilt every year.

Longs Peak Campground and Bear Lake area of Rocky Mountain National Park

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 07 May 2009 17:21:17 GMT

About 50 miles Northwest of Denver is Rocky Mountain National Park. With over 350 miles of hiking trails in the park, there’s something for everyone. But in this short video tease, The Crew highlights Longs Peak Campground – the launching site for the 16 mile roundtrip Longs Peak trail. Gary and the crew supply you with some tips on camping in Rocky Mountain National Park.

After bear-proofing their camp site at the Longs Peak Campground, The Crew heads to the beautiful Bear Lake area where you will find plenty of hiking.

Death Valley Hot Spots: ADVENTURE-CREW’S DEATH VALLEY FAVORITES

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 07 May 2009 17:20:46 GMT

Death Valley’s not just the largest national park in the continental USA, it’s also Adventure-Crew’s favorite. Join Team A-C as we go 4-wheeling, stand 282 feet below sea level, skamper up a sand dune, and reveal our personal “faves” among DV’s many hot spots.

Nearby Rocky Mountain NP – Estes Park & Grand Lake

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 07 May 2009 17:19:26 GMT

Our “Near-by” videos give adventurers just a little more about the surrounding areas of our national parks. Adventuring at Rocky Mountain National Park is strongly enhanced by the recreation that is a four season industry in Colorado. Water sports and snow sports are the rules at Grand Lake and Estes Park, Colorado which include kayaking, water skiing, snow skiing, snow boarding, cross country skiing, trail hiking, boating and many other warm and cold weather activities.

This short video teases the viewer with grand vistas of lake and mountain, and lists activities and services in the area as well as exploring the contrasts between Grand Lake on the west side of the national park, and Estes Park on the east side.

Congaree National Park Part I; Cedar Creek

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 07 May 2009 17:18:46 GMT

Just short of donning scuba gear or putting on camo and sitting real still for hours, canoeing might just be one of the best ways to get really intimate with the great outdoors. In this short teaser, outdoors producer Clint Pollock and you canoe through the largest intact old growth flood plain forest; Congaree National Park’s Cedar Creek, just twenty minutes from Columbia, SC.
 From a canoe, one gets face to face and within a hand's reach of wildlife, cypress trees, primeval forests and the teeming waters of the protected old growth flood plain forest. Paddle alongside Clint as the sun dappled leaves flutter light through the tall canopy of the ancient giants.
 Without getting wet, there is no better way to see Congaree.

Congaree National Park Part II; From the Boardwalk

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 07 May 2009 17:18:12 GMT

See a state champion tree, get up close to live bats, walk the ten foot dry boardwalk that is flooded annually as the turtles of Westin Lake welcome you to Congaree National Park. The extreme contrasts of Congaree flooded and Congaree dry are explored as Clint Pollock takes you through part II of Congaree National Park, boardwalk and Sim’s Trail area.
 

Learn some insider tips like the best months to visit the park, what to see and what to expect, the best way to rent a canoe.

LAKE MOHAVE FROM A HOUSE BOAT

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 07 May 2009 17:15:06 GMT

Captain Clint and the Crew take you on a Houseboat trek going where no car has gone before; a multi-day cruise on Lake Mohave in Arizona.

If you are accustomed to site seeing from a car and are looking for something different while still being independent and very relaxing, then a houseboat vacation on Lake Mohave is for you.

Been there done that insider tips and area descriptions include what to expect in weather, local services, surrounding landscapes and navigational safety instruction specifically for Lake Mohave.

The Crew checks out places like Cottonwood Cove, Katherine Landing and Owl Point Cove.

So, pack up the hot dogs and the kids and it's anchors a weigh, matey!

Nearby Lake Mohave

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 07 May 2009 17:14:26 GMT

This traveler class video features what to do and see when vacationing in the Lake Mohave area of The Lake Meade National Recreation Area.

It’s Vegas, baby so it’s entertainment 24/7! But, it’s also, Davis Dam, Lake Meade National Recreational Area, Lake Mohave, Bullhead City, Searchlight, The Colorado River, and more. Hey, have you ever driven on Christmas Tree Pass? Here’s your chance!

There’s gambling, jet skis, boating, restaurants, wildlife, fishing, motels and hotels, RV parks, camp grounds and lots more. Coming in via the Las Vegas Air Port, Captain Clint lists attractions as well as a few things to look out for when house boating on Lake Mohave or just seeing the sights.

This area is one of those sought after “Something for Everyone” destinations. With the kids? Without the kids? (Ye Haw!). From the car? On foot? Rent a boat or house boat? It just doesn’t make any difference. This is a vacationer’s dream for families, couples, water sports and naturalists alike. Sure, there’s theme parks too but, we won’t go there.

Carlsbad Caverns: The Main Attraction

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 07 May 2009 17:13:05 GMT

There are caves and then there are Caverns. Carlsbad is definitely a Caverns class attraction.

There is so much to see and do here that sets New Mexico’s Carlsbad apart from other cave attractions that we couldn’t possibly list everything in one teaser video like this.

Adventurer Clint Pollock delivers the been-there-done-that experience in this short video featuring Ranger Geologist Paul Burger as they explore and expose Carlsbad’s Big Room, the 8 acre sized, stalagmite filled room that is 750 feet below ground, the bat flight of thousands of bats every night and, the 1 ¼ mile main entrance switchback trail that follows the original explorers path as they discovered this underground wonder.

Carlsbad is certainly for everyone with its updated elevator system that accommodates anyone wanting to see its secrets revealed. So, bring a flashlight, leave the baby stroller in the car and follow a self guided tour or hook up with one of the ranger guided tours to explore Carlsbad Caverns.

Carlsbad Caverns: Kings Palace Tour

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 07 May 2009 17:12:30 GMT

Carlsbad's uniqueness is exposed in the more and varied formations of its larger caverns.

Trek deeper with Ranger Geologists Paul Burger and Stan Allison as they lead Adventurer Clint Pollock on a special King's Palace Tour uncovering popcorn stalactites, strange angled stalactites and other formations created by the hydrology and geology of Carlsbad's extra large Caverns. There's always something new and exciting around every corner and turn of the path. Flow stones measuring in the hundreds of feet and stalagmites and stalactites that have flowed together to form columns in excess of 65 feet tall.

Santa Elena Canyon River Boating Experience in Big Bend National Park

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 07 May 2009 17:11:56 GMT

Dip your toes into an exciting river tour in this sampling of Big Bend National Park.

Adventure Host Gary Bodiford interviews professional River Guide John Parker of Big Bend River Tours. Learn a little about the Rio Grand's geology and early explorer history as Team Adventure Crew floats down the river between 1500 foot cliffs and amidst the splashing rapids of the Santa Elena Canyon for twenty-two miles.

Float Trip Sponsored by Big Bend River Tours.

Adventure-Crew; Bloopered, Reel 4—Craters of the Moon

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 12:23:47 GMT

The post production crew gets another chance to lambaste the boss by posting these Clint-isms and vocal typos after editing a Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve video. Once again, the Adventure-Crew takes themselves less than serious while in the field.

Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 12:21:56 GMT

Gary highlights the drama that granite lends to the 2700 foot shear cliffs of the Black Canyon's drop to the Gunnison River. Easy access to the rim of this 50 mile long canyon makes this often overlooked national park one of the best family getaways. From the rim drive, the half mile view straight down to the beaches and glimmering blue green rapids of the Gunnison River are spectacular.

Bloopered Reel 1

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 12:20:40 GMT

The Crew has never taken themselves too seriously, and here's proof. Blooper Reel 1 spans footage from Death Valley and the Chicago studio.

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Feature Adventurer - Sinjin

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 12:18:53 GMT

Clint Pollock reveals the most recent Feature Adventurer as Adventure-Space member Sinjin along with awesome photos of a hidden reservoir discovered in Arizona.

A day in the life of Adventure-Crew: PIPELINE, KILNS & CAMPING — ONE DAY ADVENTURE IN DEATH VALLEY.

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 12:18:09 GMT

Join Adventure-Crew for the highlights of one typical day of adventure as we peek into Death Valley’s 23-mile long pipeline…check out historic charcoal kilns…and set up camp at 7,000 feet in Thorndike Campground.

Introducing…Death Valley! A-C TOURS VISITOR CENTER & DROPS BELOW SEA LEVEL

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 12:17:24 GMT

Take a quick spin through Death Valley’s Visitor Center with Adventure-Crew then drop down 282 feet below sea level at Badwater Basin — saltier than the Dead Sea and smack in the middle of 200 square miles of salt pan.

Adventure-Crew Tested & Approved; The Mule Bag by Wild Things

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 12:15:15 GMT

Clint shows off the features of the Mule Bag outdoor luggage duffel while on a shoot at Lake Mojave.

Ubehebe Crater & The Race Track: 2 MUST-SEE SPOTS IN DEATH VALLEY

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 12:14:27 GMT

Peer 750 feet down into an ancient volcanic crater — Death Valley’s deepest. Watch Clint huff and puff as he climbs out. Then join Clint, Mike, and Gary at Death Valley’s mysterious Race Track where rocks move themselves.

HOW TO POST YOUR STORIES & PHOTOS ON ADVENTURE-SPACE.COM— Easy, step-by-step instructions for hassle-free BLOGGING!

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 11:38:49 GMT

You DON’T have to be a computer whiz to post your stories and photos on Adventure-Space! In this info-packed 6-min video, Stu Marks, our Technical Editor, shows and tells you how to put your photos, stories, opinions, and more online at Adventure-Space.com. Watch the video then post your adventure story — it’s easy!

Abraham Lincoln's Homestead

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 20:05:00 GMT

The introduction to the homestead of Abraham Lincoln located in the heart of Kentucky.

Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness Area

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:48:00 GMT

Adventure-Crew team Never Stop takes you into the canyon for a weekend of backpacking

Mission: Hike Spooky Gulch

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:45:00 GMT

Adventure-Crew team Never Stop gives you an incredible tour of Spooky Gulch in the Eastern part of the Grand Staircase Escalante.

The Hike to Angels Landing

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:44:00 GMT

Adventure-Crew team Never Stop gives you a birds eye view of Zion National Park from the top of Angels Landing. You will experience first hand just how extreme the Angels Landing hike is.

Joshua Tree National Park

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:43:00 GMT

Take a tour of this very different land. From Jumbles of Rocks to really neat Joshua Tree's.

Natural Bridges National Monument

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:42:00 GMT

Check out these three large natural bridges and some ancient ruins.

ATV'ing in 7 Mile Canyon near Moab, UT

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:40:00 GMT

Join us as we show you a great place to take it off road if you are ever in the Moab area.

Monument Valley PartI

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:39:00 GMT

An amazing look into the history and culture of Monument Valley. The video shows the great monuments through the park as well the history of the park.

Monument Valley PartII

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:38:00 GMT

An amazing look into the history and culture of Monument Valley. The video demonstrates how the Navajo people live in the valley and features a Nearby Monument Valley.

Mammoth Cave Drapery Room

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:37:00 GMT

Check out the Drapery room in Mammoth Cave National Park. It's a room underground!

Mammoth Cave tour and history

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:36:00 GMT

Take a tour of the underground wonders of Mammoth Cave National Park

Message from Adventure-Crew President

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:31:00 GMT

Clint Pollock takes you through an introduction to Adventure-Crew.

The Hike to Cathedral Lakes

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:31:00 GMT

This hike will take you backpacking into Cathedral Lakes, then continue an 18 mile loop to Sunrise High Sierra Camp, and then onto Tenaya Lake

Adventure Crew Explores Arch's Fiery Furnace

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:29:00 GMT

Team Adventure Crew explores the fins of Fiery Furnace located in the heart of Arches National Park.

Yellowstone National Park - Fountain Paintpot

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:28:00 GMT

Discover the four types of hydrothermal features; hot springs, geysers, mud pots, fumaroles. Team Adventure was the first to capture an eruption at Silex Springs.

Island in the Sky in Canyonlands and Dead Horse Point State Park

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:23:00 GMT

Checkout these incredible areas of canyons and cliffs. We take you on a jeep tour, and show you some of the amazing views from this area.

Grand Teton National Park - PaintBrush Divide

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:19:00 GMT

Join us Team Adventure-Crew as they hike up to the amazing Paint Brush Divide in Grand Teton National Park. 3800 Ft elevation gain, over 19 mile round trip. THIS IS ONE AMAZING ADVENTURE!

Cuyahoga Valley National Park

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:15:00 GMT

Join us on a tour of this historic National Park located near Cleveland Ohio. See wildlife, an old canal, and take a train ride with the crew.

Smoky Mountains National Park

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:10:00 GMT

Enjoy an insider’s tour of the most visited national park in America. Get a taste of the great outdoors, local attractions, and even some street food in this brief but exciting tour of Smoky Mountains National Park

Shenandoah National Park and Area Overview

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:09:00 GMT

Join Adventure Host Stu Marks as Adventure-Crew takes you on a brief visit to the Shenandoah National Park and our nation’s capitol. You’ll see autumn leaves, the white house, scenes from a civil war reenactment and other views as suggestions are made for a family style vacation.

eNews #1 - Death Valley National Park

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:07:00 GMT

Adventure-Crew takes you on a quick peak into Death Valley’s Race Track in one of our first eNews videos. Join Clint Pollock as he has some fun with the old, mysterious racing rocks legend. Actually see these rocks up close as they apparently creep around the Race Track.

Product of the Month #1 - The Jetboil

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:05:00 GMT

This time we are featuring the Jetboil. This is a unique cooking stove which is a must have for any backpacker or extreme camper. You can boil water faster than any other stove we know of. Check out this Jetboil Review!
Do you know of any great outdoor products? Let us know! If we try and like it, we will approve it and feature it for other adventurers! Contact us!

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Adventurer of the Month #2

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:57:00 GMT

Adventure-Crew reveals the Adventurer of the Month while at the Everglades in 2007.

Do you know of any great outdoor products? Let us know! If we try and like it, we will approve it and feature it for other adventurers!

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eNews in the Everglades at Shark Valley

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:50:00 GMT

Adventure-Crew visits Shark Valley at The Everglades. Why is it called Shark Valley? How can it be a valley in the middle of The Everglades? Find out the answers to these questions as Clint shares a quick peak into some of the area’s mysteries.

Lost Burro Mine Death Valley

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:48:00 GMT

Adventurous…or Just Plain Crazy? Death Valley’s LOST BURRO MINE Washed-out roads! Giant tarantulas! Lost burros! Join Team Adventure-Crew as we venture down darn-near impassable roads in steaming-hot Death Valley to visit the little-known Lost Burro mine site. Are we crazy or just adventurous? You decide.

Darwin Falls Adventure

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:47:00 GMT

Take a break from Death Valley’s searing heat with Team Adventure-Crew as we trek from desert floor to a life-saving oasis. Mike shares his “been there” tip on how to reach a remarkable vista overlooking the falls, then reveals where to find the coldest beer in town. for Adventurers!

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Artist's Point - Easy, Colorful Death Valley Side Trip

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:43:00 GMT

Visiting Death Valley? Check out this easy, scenic walking loop with Clint and Mike as your guides. Then listen up as Gary gives you sage advice about bringing lots of water. They didn’t name it Death Valley for nothing, you know.

Craters of the Moon - A WALK ON THE WEIRD SIDE

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:42:00 GMT

The National Park Service calls this park “weird” and you’ll see why: join Adventure-Crew as we trek through this strange ocean of lava flows with fantastic islands of odd volcanic cinder cones and eerie lava tubes.

A+ Driving Adventure:TITUS CANYON 4-WHEELIN’

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:36:00 GMT

Of all the 785 miles of roads in Death Valley, the primitive 27-mile loop through Titus Canyon is a rare find that’s often closed due to mudslides. Team up with Adventure-Crew as they wind their way through this impressive slot canyon in high-clearance 4-wheel drive trucks.

Climb a Rock in City of Rocks National Reserve

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:33:00 GMT

City of Rocks in south central Idaho rivals Yosemite for some of the best technical rock climbing in the country; watch this 4 minute video to see why. Hear testimony from regulars who are experienced climbers and see the rock "sky scrapers" that helped name this city of rocks as host Clint Pollock shows you around in this wide screen scenic short.

Devil’s Golf Course

contact@adventure-crew.com (Adventure-Crew.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:19:00 GMT

Old-timers gave this ancient seabed a hellish name; Clint and Gary try like the devil for a hole-in-one in Death Valley’s Devil’s Golf Course. Fore!