Skippng stone on a frozen Lake

Not my vid but still think its pretty awesome

[warloxwill]

This guy has the personality of what i could describe as a "Labrador"

[AGreenwald]

The guy's expressions are equivalent to that of a kid walking into a toy store for the first time! Priceless!

[HybridChoky]

Judging by his expressions, the guy seems like the most friendly person on planet Earth. XD

[stevebuscemi]

You can actually see the moment he reverts back into a 5 year old. Gotta love nature!

[amira]

This reaction makes me have faith that maybe if we could all just get excited about something simple the world wouldnt be such a negative place. Enjoy t he simple things

[youghvaudough]

Dude’s pure joy and excitement and his clumsy search for rocks and him being distracted by echos made me laugh so much

[Obajorba]

getting pleasure from the simple things in nature....just beautiful

[cheezy]

I’ve never seen a grown man so happy of rocks on ice, why can’t we have that now a days

[PranavAnand]

Having experienced this yesterday, I totally felt what this guy was feeling! One of the coolest sounds I've ever heard in person.

[monatooo]

this is seriously one of the best videos there is
the ending rounds it up perfectly
10/10

[stillapeaceoftrash]

This is absolutely adorable and so lovely

[Mattyx]

I instantly want to be this guys friend. 10/10 on the toot, Marty.

[TwoAwesomePeopleTAP]

For those curious, this originally came from the channel "Live Each Day."
- gryphongirl

[gicoleli]

The fact the dude turned into a big muscular happy golden retriever is even more amazing

[Furuba]

I love seeing him so genuinly happy, but.. Dude got so excited he farted, that legit killed me xD

[echodelta]

I discovered this once at lake Lemmon in Bloomington. The lake has cuttings of stone on the shore from quarries in the area. Stones like a deck of cards, a square puck. Throw right level with the ice like a hockey puck so it just slides and doesn't bounce. The sound is caused by differing times of distance and transmission of the sounds in ice and in air. It is called flanging in sound processing.

[alyssatipton]

I really needed this smile. Thank you for this video. It warmed my heart to see you so genuinely happy

[nashlewis]

The toot of excitement at the end though

[IllmatickG]

i swear this mans inner child took over completely for a good 5 minutes, and that's awesome

[mattewing]

Ah, the old toot of surprisement. What a glorious ending.