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@Fred-rs7py sorry it was hard to watch. Sort of funny thing is that this is the only video I ever videoed with a gimbal. So it's actually smoother than most of my other videos. Thanks for giving it a shot anyway. I appreciate you watching.

Thanks, Liz. We did get a little rain. There was actually a tiny bit of water dripping over the spillway. Should get more rain in a few days. Lots of places in TX need some rain!

Thanks man!

Yeah, it has been a while!

I don't know about that, but I did feel accomplished. Now I need to get 4 loops soon!

Hey Paul, good to hear from you! There are trails that are very confusing for sure. I won't even hike the Pink Trail. It winds back and forth and has so many pointless cut through and add ons that it's hard to keep track of where you are on trail. You have e a good point about staying on this loop and the trails make way more sense. Thanks for taking time to comment. Great hearing from you.

@@BluecollarBackcountry I ended up at Morris Neal's. It was worth it! We missed you at the meetup. Everybody asked about you. I hope we can get together for a camping trip or breakfast or something sometime. I hope you had a good time with your family in Arkansas!

Hey Tony, I sure have missed your presence on The Tube. I watched your tip to tip trip for the humptennth time the other night @bluecollarbackcountry

Hey there Tony!!! Miss ya!!!

Yeah, we could still use more rain to get us caught back up.

Hopefully we have a long "cool" season before it gets too cold. It's a great time of year to get some miles in. We could still use a little more rain as well. Thanks for watching and happy hiking!

@@hikingwithjackieboy I know that's right!

Don't worry, I'm home. We didn't get any berries, but we did have a giant cinnamon roll at a Cafe nearby.

Jerry, thanks a lot for watching these. These videos definitely don't get the traffic and comments others do. So I really appreciate you taking time to watch and comment.

I doubt it. We probably have 10 more years in our high pointing journey. Ethan is only 9 years old right now. And now we're on to the bigger, more spread out, Western mountains. We will almost surely slow down to only 1 - 4 mountains a year from now on.

Thanks for watching.

That's awesome! It was such a neat highpoint. We loved it and had a great time.

Thanks for watching and for the sub!

And huge at that! Very well built. The old metal tower ... not so much. Although I have seen where people have climbed it. These upper Midwest highpoints don't have a lot of prominence but each of them was still really beautiful.

@ Yeah, I discovered that on the Mountains to Sea trail in NC. But the views as still beautiful in my book. I’d definitely go back to see them again.

Yeah, one thing we learned on this trip and others we have done to the highpoints is that there are so many beautiful places around the country that you never hear about. We've gotten to visit some really cool, out of the way places through Highointing.

Start small and gain confidence. At the end of the day, it's just walking and sleeping. Good luck to you. Thanks for watching.

Thanks, Rod. Thanks for watching. We were able to knock off 9 highpoints on this trip in 2024. We will have less in 2025 but we are going to do a few big ones west of us.

I appreciate you watching!

Ah, it's all relative I guess. Just under 2000 feet probably feels like being above treeline on a snowcapped peak to the great people of Michigan.

@@rlands5134fd it sure was. I think we ended up around 5000 miles on this trip.

Not sure that I'd go too far out of my way to visit but it is very convenient if you're doing the Oklahoma highpoint and it's not too far out of the way if headed to Colorado or something.

It was a really beautiful area. The little bit of hail we got and the rain just added to the memories. Thanks for watching, Jason.

My boys will run around by themselves a bit but Ethan likes waking up early with me and exploring the parks before everyone else wakes up.

I do the best I can. Glad you didn't have to watch the whole video. Or have to listen to me in everyday life. I'm sure it's rough. Thanks for the feedback.

It was pretty nice. We love that doing the state highpoints takes us to places we would never otherwise go.

@@CameronHall88 yes!!! Brilliant!!!

Thanks for watching.

I love listening to all the little things they were saying in the background.

@@CameronHall88 me too!!! Adorable!!

@GeezerAdventures we've been there twice and I've seen them both times. I think we saw 5 on this trip.

Horned lizards are still in decline. If people would quit spraying their land and yards to kill ants, the horned lizards WOULD make a comeback because they would have enough food. Harvester ants do not attack people and they are the horned lizards food source. All ants are not fire ants. Quit spraying poisons unless you can specifically target a fire ant colony!

I don't carry much of a first aid kit and I never have in the past. I actually don't know that I've ever used the ibuprofen either. Ive just been lucky i guess. But I am putting together an actual (but still small) first aid kit as I have started going on trips with my kids.

They may not be at peak, but I'm sure you'll still see some awesome color. I hope your trip goes well!

@@philip8551 what's really going to be crazy is figuring out how I'll ever afford all 4 of us making that trip!

@@onehandonglizzy 😄

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching. It was a pretty stunning area!

It was my first time. But it was a great trip. Could drive all the way from north Texas in a day and start hiking the next morning. Really big mountains near Santa Fe. It was really pretty. Can't wait to visit again.

It's close enough to us, we need to go again. I found these old clips while I was editing another video. It was really fun seeing these videos with my boys when they were pretty small. The history around the cemetery in the video was really neat. Definitely worth checking out again.

I love the spelling! Haha.

We need to revisit Fort Parker for sure. It's not that far from us. I found these old clips from when my kids were little while I was editing another video. Not really a great video, but these ones with my kids are always my favorite. Hopefully they can look back on them one day when they're older and enjoy.

@@CameronHall88 that's what it's all about. I know I do the same thing with my son during the summer.

Thanks for watching. The area was really beautiful, which made it easy to get some beautiful shots. But what was the most beautiful was not having to carry days' worth of water at a time!