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Relax beside the flowing rapids of Spring Creek, filmed at Collier Memorial State Park in Chiloquin, located north of Kla-Mo-Ya Casino and east of Fort Klamath, near Crater Lake National Park.

This ambient nature video blends steady creek rapids with gentle American acoustic guitar, creating a calm, unobtrusive soundscape designed for relaxation, focus, reading, or quiet background listening. The water movement remains consistent and soothing, while the acoustic guitar adds warmth without distraction.

Spring Creek flows cold and clear through southern Oregon forest, offering a natural rhythm that pairs seamlessly with understated Americana-style acoustic music. The video is intentionally paced and visually restrained, making it ideal for long listening sessions or looping playback.

Perfect for:

Relaxation and stress relief

Focused work or studying

Evening wind-down or background ambiance

Fans of acoustic, Americana, and nature ambient videos

No narration. No talking. Just water, landscape, and soft acoustic guitar.

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This channel is high desert vet, based out of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
I document life as it happens — the quiet parts, the travel, the places I spend time in — and I share stories from my own life along the way. Some of that comes from my time as a disabled veteran, and some of it comes from where I am now.
I served on active duty in the U.S. Navy aboard the USS Frederick (LST-1184) from 1986 to 1989. If you’ve ever been on a tank landing ship, you know it’s not glamorous. Long days, steel decks, the constant smell of fuel and salt, and a lot of time to think. That experience still shapes how I move through the world and how I look at quiet places.
Years later, I worked as a contractor in Iraq from 2007 to 2009 during the Global War on Terror, supporting operations at Camp Victory. That chapter changed my relationship with noise, crowds, and stillness in ways that never really go away.
These days, I focus on ambient nature videos and documenting my travels, often in rural or less-traveled places. I’m usually accompanied by Denali, my Tibetan Mastiff, who shows up in many of these outings as a calm, steady presence. On some trips, Spirit, my pitbull rescue, comes along as well.
There’s no narration unless it belongs there. No hype. No forced message.
Just place, sound, time — and sometimes a story when it makes sense.