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@@vicjac40 thank you brother 🙏🏻

@@masonstarr860 thank you so much, keep fighting yourself 🙏🏻

Wow, that sounds like an awesome adventure, dang 105 is hot, I bet you didn't see anybody else!

@@TheDisillusioned1811 I've hiked it three times and you never see anyone else. Always go with a hiking buddy! A Garmin GPS always works, and is needed as just walking a hundred feet in there can get you lost and many people have gone missing there. I still want to plan a trip back just to see the stars again.

Thanks a lot Carla 🙏

@@expatadventureturkey9324 thank you brother 🙏🏻

@@janespry3178 thank you Jane 🙏🏻

@@akashdeswal1485 yes they are but the touchscreen features fail when in a downpour. That makes it hard to use especially in an emergency situation or navigation.

@@brettbergeron thanks a lot Brett. I’m doing much better now and on the road to a strong recovery. I hope you are doing well. Thank you 🙏🏻

@@juliedavis6149 thank you Julie! I hope you are doing well

Thanks a lot Caleb, so are you!

@@CubeTycoon thank you so much 🙏🏻

@@brianmichael5915 thank you so much 🙏🏻

@@ourpnwadventures thank you so much. 🙏🏻

@@rachelsobeski4299 I’ve had a black lab for the past 25 years.

@@ndubs360ify perfect weather and no crowds!

@@dvasnik it has 9 lives

@@sanjuan4942 thank you so much. It’s a blessing to be back out there.

@@Mbapapi86 I haven’t run that race before. You can probably google Central California Spartan Ultra race map to see if you can find a previous course map. I’m guessing it won’t be too much vert since it isn’t a mountainous area.

@@claudebourgeois2283 me too! Thanks for watching. Where are you located at?

@@TheDisillusioned1811 Northern Québec. Our skiing season usually begins in mid-November. I also ski with our dog Spencer, a wire-haired pointing griffon.

@@claudebourgeois2283 I love exploring with my dog on the skis. I’ve read a book “This Land of Snow” about a guy who tries to ski across Canada. Really cool, I want to try exploring British Columbia/Alberta this winter if I can make it happen.

@@chrismc.893 have fun!

@@geot4647 yes, this terrain is not forgiving, plus the GPS does not work here. I would not go back in this area again unless I had a partner/buddy with me.

@@geot4647 and the area had an unsettling “vibe”/feeling.

​@@TheDisillusioned1811It's interesting that you mention this. I've spent some time in this area; never went deep into the lava bed but have spent time hiking, camping and driving the maze of roads through the woods up in that area and I've also felt the same. The whole area has a weird, uneasy vibe to me. Can't quite put my finger on it.

I am sorry you are dealing with your injuries. Do you think you can balance on a kick bike without falling over? There really is no downward impact on the foot, it is more of digging motion like a a cat digging a hole, if you get one, I would suggest going to a 1/4 mile track to learn how to use it being a smooth level surface. It sounds like the doctor(s) have cleared you for physical activity. Also I. would try standing on one foot/leg, using a countertop to balance yourself and see if you can just stand there one leg for a few minutes and swing your other leg back and forth in the "kick" motion to see if that has any pain prior to purchasing a kick bike. Good luck I hope you heal up quickly and get some relief from the pain. 🙏

Sorry for the late response. Definitely 3/4”. 1/4” is way too small.

@@noellachance6098 thanks Noel. See you tomorrow

@@noellachance6098 Noel, thanks for watching the video. Being out there alone is part of the experience. See you on Sunday.

Wow thank you so much. I’m glad you enjoyed it. I’m using a DJi Mini 3 pro drone and then a Hover Air X drone, then just a GoPro on a tripod

@@calebbaybayan4013 thanks a lot Caleb

@@brantfedor8117 you should have no problem with a camper van. Typical forest service roads, it’s been a couple of years since I’ve been there but the worst thing you will see is potholes, washboards, and some narrow sections. You’ll be fine.

@@iamaddvalue thanks a lot Kyle

@@janespry3178 thank you Jane

Raw beef “knuckle” bone from the butcher shop

A tired dog is a good dog!

Thanks so much for watching!

Thanks for watching Jane

Thank you so much Jane

I do it all myself. Thanks for the compliment and the support!

@TheDisillusiioned1811 Wow that is awesome. You've clearly got a knack for it👍

Many thanks!

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