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GlennTremml
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Florida National Scenic Trail 2017: Sites & Sounds of a thru-hike
A collage of images and sounds as seen by Glenn Tremml on his 28 day thru-hike of the Florida National Scenic Trail, 2017.
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Florida Trail Thru-hike 2017
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Video journal & pictorial journal to give those interested in the Florida National Scenic Trail a feel for a thru-hike in Florida.
Florida Trail Thru-hike 2017, 1100 miles, 28 days, 38 minute video
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A video log and visual sampling of a thru-hike of the Florida National Scenic Trail accomplished February 15 through March 15, 2017. If you are planning or interested in a thru-hike of the FL Trail this video should give you a feel for the trail. I am not an expert on the FL Trail, Florida's flora and fauna, or a filmographer and realize there are some errors in the video, mispronunciations, et...
Dartmouth Alumni summit Kilimanjaro
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On July 7, 2014 a group Dartmouth Alumni from around the east coast, as well as a member of the entering Class of 2018, summited the roof of Africa, Mt. Kilimanjaro. The nine member group, ages 18-73, lead by Dartmouth's Director of Outdoor Programming, Dan Nelson '75, all successfully summited the 19,341 foot peak in Tanzania following the western route.
Drowsy Water Ranch Zip Line
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Views of the zip line run over the Drowsy Water (Dude) Ranch in Granby, CO. Likely the longest zip line in Colorado. It travels over the ranch from one side of the Drowsy Water Creek canyon to the other. Amazing! Gorgeous! and not scary as one would think.
St. Edward's Rowing SRAA 2014 drone
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This video is about St. Edward's School Rowing crew on practice day preparing for the SRAA National Rowing Championships Lake Mercer, NJ May 2014
St. Edward's Rowing Stotesbury 2014
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This video is about St. Edward's Men's & Women's Varsity 4 competing for the first time at the Stotesbury Cup Regatta Philadelphia, PA
St. Edwards Rowing Last Practice 2014
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This video is about final preparation for the Stotesbury Cup and National Championships 2014
Jason Read & St. Edward's Rowing
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Jason Read Olympic Gold Medalist coaches & inspires Men's Varsity 4 prior to Stotesbury Cup & National Championship Regattas
St Edward's Rowing FSRA
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This video is about St Ed's Rowing FSRA Championships
Great video and well done!!
Amazing! Thank you. And congrats!
Glenn do you know where I could park my car in Pensacola to hike the Florida Trail?
Live in South FL. No idea.
Congratulations! Loved that you identified so much of the trail places, the terrain type, etc.. Great video.
Congratulations. Good job.....i paddle the Suwannee quite often and I'm familiar with that section of the trail....i should hike it sometime.
Is that Beerman who hiked the PCT in 2019?
That trail is hideous, let’s face it Florida!
That underwater shot made the entire video worth watching when it was already awesome 🤯🐠
Love to see your schedule, daily mileage etc. thinking about a 40-45 Fay pace. No way in hell I could pull 30
awesome adventure I would love to hike the trail all the way through on one trip hopefully in the future I have hiked alot of sections in Central Florida but not too much in the panhandle and extreme southwest Florida
Do you shave everyday?
No one ever asked that. Shaved every time I was in a town/camp when in a real bathroom. Given my mileage/day occurred frequently. Used disposable razor with 1/2 handle cut off & soap supplied by the bathroom I was in.
@@GlennTremml thanks the reason I asked most don't shave when hiking and camping on thru hikes
Thank you for your video , a equipment list woukd be great and hiw you obtained water 💧 etc... Thank you again
Great video. I am planning and researching to hike the FT in 2 years.
Is the Trail well marked?
Had it not been for me working today I would've finished your video a lot sooner and it was amazing thank you for sharing
Visited Big Cypress National Preserve 2 days ago & the park ranger was talking about the trail. Then he said it goes all the way to Pensacola!! 😳😮 & that it's a 3 month hike. Wow! So yesterday I went to the library and checked out 20+ books on FL trails ect. ect. I hiked on a family farm as a child but not thru out the U.S. Very exiting. Will continue reading all the comments so I know what to do - sorry for sounding so city bound and am breaking away from it!!!!
Have thought of doing the Appalachian Trail?
Have done short sections of AT over the years. A month on the FL trail is long enough. No interest in doing the whole AT.
@@GlennTremml totally understandable 🤙🤙
Enjoyed the nice video
Good video bub nice job
Lived in central fl most of my life, love this video man. Hope to run into you out there.
Watched the whole thing. Maybe I’ll do this this winter. Pretty sure I can’t make 40 miles a day! This would be my first backpacking experience. What do you think of using a hammock with mosquito and rain accessories?
Several scouts in my troop love and always use hammocks on campouts. Being a side sleeper, who turns a lot, not for me. Devil's advocate comments: Will you always find 2 tress? Probably. Mosquitos may be off you but will buzz close to your head and ears. Drives me crazy. A few nights may be very cold. Hanging in the air makes it colder if no insulation underneath, which some hammock companies do make. Suggest trying a weekend backpacking trip with a hammock and see if it is for you!
Amazing video, couldn't ask for much better
Fires are good.
One more time ,,hi Glen ,,what kinda shoes are you wearing
Columbia Drainmaker. Tried 4 different shoes in 6 months leading up to trip. These dried the fastest and were the lightest and most comfortable. Even in very dry year, your shoes will get soaked. Waterproof or resistant shoes will get wet heavy and won't dry until you get home. The skin on your feet will pay the price. I wear Gortex shoes in Colorado trying to keep my feet dry, but in Florida I know I will get wet and focus on how well the drain and dry while continuing to walk.
Hi Glen ,I'm B starting the E C T in Oct,,,,how would u like ta come out & do a section with me,,but I'm a much slower than y'all young fellows,,
Have you hiked before? I'm at zero, have been walking around my large neighborhood in between work and time off to get fit. Want to look for local hiking groups to join.
Hey. This edit is horrible. But I plan on doing this trail in December and it’s so useful. Thank u
How has this wonderful synopsis of a pretty heroic 1100 mile thru-hike in just 29 days not gotten more views? I cannot believe all the AT hike videos I have slogged through before this gem popped up in my feed. Well, Glenn, a rather belated congratulations on pushing almost 40 miles every day for a month to complete your FT thru-hike in 2017. Have you kept hiking, or has your "hot wife" kept you home? I am going to recommend this video to anyone that is thinking about hiking the FT as a terrific overview of what to expect when hiking in Florida. I've only hiked the pretty parts of the FT, skipping the road and dyke walks. I do FT maintenance with the Indian River Chapter in Three Lakes and Bull Creek. I'll be attempting a thru-hike of the AT in 2020, so I'll be doing sections of the FT this fall and winter as training. You might consider following a fellow Indian River hiker's video to lighten your load: see JupiterHikes ruclips.net/channel/UCTY6PJNvuO49nIG-aWSVLJQ
Well done - congratulations! Enjoyed your entire video - inspires me to keep going on the Appalachian Trail. God Bless...
Hey man great stuff! thanks for the help... aiming NOBO running in 2020 :)
Loved this video. I have the thru hike bug but can't take off 5-6 months to do the PCT, AT, or CDT yet. This may very well be the one I can do first. Love that you took us with you. What kinds of gear did you use? What do you recommend as far as something different that we need to hike this trail as far as weather and for safety issues?
Hey great ending ,,
What do you do with your hat in the rain,lol ,,??,Swamp gal
Wear it so my head didn't get wet, lol. Tilley hats are indestructible and crushable so if took it off, jammed it in a pack pocket.
@@GlennTremml great ,,thanks for your response ,,, was concerned about my old hat,,,, ,,I hope they have my style aswell,
The under water seane was great to ,,swamp gal,,
What kinda shoes did you wear ?? Swamp gal here,hope ta see ya on a trail some day ,,
Columbia Drainmaker. Your shoes will get soaked. "Water proof" shoes will never dry once wet! I went with fastest drying shoes which I tested. Tested 6 pairs of shoes in my 6 months of training. Even made final selection with a a different shoe on each foot, walking in water on purpose and hiking 10 miles. Drainermakers dried faster, weighed less after wet hike, and remained most comfortable hiking when wet in my opinion. Wore these over 2 pairs of REI sock liners. Pre-mailed myself another pair at about 600 miles, but mailed them back home since one pair made it the entire trail. Hike a lot in Colorado and opposite approach hiking in waterproof shoes.
@@GlennTremml what was your 2nd,,? I've tried sum & feel I NEED the extra impact absorption,,, ,,I'm a very large frame gal & old ,, ,but hope to do a threw of the E C T,,, ,,,swamp gal ,,,,,
Great video! I bet the Florida Trail is something you should only do during the winter since summer would be too hot and unbearable. I've been to coastal South Carolina quite a bit in the winter and it sounds like similar nice weather and it's really nice to see the tropics and subtropics when you aren't getting eaten by mosquitoes and suffering from the intense heat and humidity. Due to the lack of major elevation changes, I bet this intrastate trail would be a good one for beginners too.
I didn't know "Steve'O" was a hiker.
How many days do you usually go on the florida trail without resupplying for food?
I was covering a lot of miles per day so longest resupply was 3 days (100 miles with no civilization). If you do 10 miles a day, you may need 10 days of food. I had 3 mail drops with food and always a Dollar General or gas station near by when crossing roads to get some food until reaching a town. I was not picky. Hot meal every night on trail with freeze dried food if on trail and bars for breakfast and lunch while walking if not in a town. Tried to sleep just before or after a town to take advantage of restaurants or grocery stores.
never had to worry about gators while hiking before.
That kicked ass. Good on you mate. Makes me want to go home to Florida and hike.
by chance do you have a map of the trails you took during your thru hike?
Mainly used the FL iPhone App which was awesome. Did have a set of FL Trail Association maps with me which are probably out of date by now. FL Trail association has a great interactive map on their website if you just want to look over parts of the trail.
@@GlennTremml Thanks for getting back to me! Enjoyed watching your hike! appreciate the info.
Steve -o
Great video. Thank you.
Curious, what is the circle on the glasses for?
Probably a mirror used to look out for bikers/cars and such
Yes, bike mirror. Former triathlete lived with one eye in mirror to prevent being run over. With all the road walking, I liked to see what was coming up behind me. Even walking against traffic, closed call was a high speed passing vehicle paying attention to car being passed and not pedestrian on other side, me.
Loved it! Congratulations on your thru- hike. 👍
I keep seeing you as an older Steve-O. Nice video BTW. Congrats!
You look like a RUclipsr called coyote peterson
I would love to do this. I live in Jacksonville and I want to find a time to complete this. I’ve never backpacked before so I’d have to do a lot of research and preparation, but backpacking alone at 18 would test me in an exciting way. Realistically I would only be able to set aside 30 days to do it so I’d need more hiking experience and more physical endurance but I think I could plan it well.
Did you ever do it?
Canyon Miller I did not! I live in Montana now so when I’m home in Florida I have to see family and friends. Eventually the goal is to drag a friend along with me. :)
@@MadisonM1 haha cool I live in Jacksonville and was hoping for some pointers but I'll definitely be doing the trail at some point but this year I'm trying to hit most of the National Parks
Madison M now if your living in Montana their are tons of beautiful places that you can do this that are way more enjoyable than in Jax. No snakes and no alligators
cooperm henricksen The point is it’s easier on Florida lol and I know that environment and how to stay safe. I’d worry about doing long hikes alone in Montana.
Good Job! been waist deep on the trail, not an easy trek.
Cool video! Been thinking about doing a section in Ocala next winter
Hi sweet channel ☺ Keep it up!
GLENN - EPIC!!! You are a beast. There should have been a parade at the end???