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Chris, it doesn't bother me that this video isn't performing all that well. I have this one ruclips.net/video/O3-AugyBcr4/видео.html That has exploded, it has gotten 29,500 views in two years, and earned about $111 in 2 years. Not every idea or video is going to be a home run. I have another video discussing my 50 liter back pack and that gets regular views. This video might catch on some day.

I don’t know if I would call this a hike. I’d call it a walk in the woods. I am glad you enjoyed the viddy.

Any comment helps. It’s all about engagement.

Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed it.

Not in New Hampshire. If you are doing a 10-12 mile hike you had better bring more than 2 liters of water. The weather can change at the drop of a hat. If Fish and Game has to rescue you for some reason and all you have is 2 bottles of water, be prepared to get a bill for several thousands of dollars.

It was a very nice walk. I had just come down Mt. Fayal, that video come out next week, and I saw this trail and decided to take it. It was nice and short and on the way back to the car.

Thanks a lot! It was a great day.

I am glad that you found it helpful

That washout area was quite tricky to maneuver through. I am glad it was only a short portion of the trail

I will need to try that.

You are correct. If the rocks were smaller the trail would be less challenging but my back and knees would be happier.

I am glad you found the video informative. Have fun on your next hike.

You’re welcome. I’m glad you found the video helpful

Thanks. I had always wondered what that was for. It works well for trekking poles as well.

I will do my best to make some more

My 53 year old knees want me to use the more but I am too lazy to attach them to the pack and then stop to get them from the pack. I really only need them for the descent.

@@PaulsWanderings Yeah I hear you. At least you’re using them on decent. Have you been out hiking lately? What state are you located? I haven’t watched any of your videos besides this one.

@@PaulsWanderingsO😮wow! Just looked lol you post a lot. That’s awesome you get out and wander lol.

@adelafirme I live in New Hampshire and usually hike in the White Mountains which are tough. The last few years, my back and hips have been giving me more of a problem than my knees.

@@PaulsWanderings Oo😫nooo both your back and hips. Definitely no fun. I know the back issues got one myself. Noo not fun. Actually very serious for myself. When my back acts up it really affects me in many ways besides physically.

this time of year, these towers are manned. I believe the guy in the tower was coordinating a response to a fire.

It was a pretty easy hike, compared to what I usually do. If you'd like to see the hike to the tower, that video will come out on Saturday August 3.

You’re welcome. I’m glad you found the video useful

Great question. I have tried if for a little be and it was not safe.

I was afraid about doing that so I offset the camera, so in the VERY RARE chance I hit the ball straight, I wouldn’t kill my phone.

@@mszoomy same! I just couldn't

Fair enough

@@PaulsWanderings I got stung on my hand 4 or 5 times from doing something similar, paper wasps made a nice little nest up inside my wind chime, found out the hard way why it wasn't tinkling anymore. Another time I had a too close encounter with a scorpion. Look first, always!!

I guess I got lucky

Thank you! Cheers!

Yes, that was one of my best shots. You have to go see the 5 shots I took that landed in the water. I also hit 7 balls into the water on the 4th hole.

Thanks for the tip. Did you see the one in which I put 5 straight into the water? I had two holes like that. I felt like Kevin Costner in Tin Cup.

I like the idea, if only there was a way to get out.

The latch works from the inside too, it must or they'd have kids locking themselves in there, they do think of these things you know,

Thanks for watching. I appreciate it.

You are welcome. I’m glad that you found it useful

I rode from Concord Terrace Mobile Home Park on Fisherville Rd. in Concord up to the Merrimack County complex, prison and nursing home and back

I wish Sawyer would come out with better bags than the bulky bags that come with it. I'd love a bag like the BeFree.

@@PaulsWanderings I don't have one myself but I've seen good things about the cnoc water containers that can screw right onto the filter

Thanks for the info

Thanks for the information

You're welcome!

I am glad you enjoyed it. The funny thing is, I hardly ever attach my poles to my pack.

@@PaulsWanderings Really?😄 I appreciate the response!

You are very welcome.

I am glad that you found the video informative

Thank you. I am glad that you enjoyed the video

Nope, it's not running high?

@@PaulsWanderings don’t want to swim.

@@ChrisStCyr-gnt7 I forgot I had posed the question. You should have seen the trees that were blown down.

I pack the same for a 3 mile hike as I do for a 20 mile hike, maybe a bit less water for a 3 mile hike. You never know if you will need to spend a night or two out on the trail if something goes awry

Kylee533 I think it’s the easiest 4,000 footer