I walked from the RV Campground to the visitor center, then the boardwalk trail over to the main road then almost to the swim beach and back tracked. About 10,000 steps. That was plenty for me in upper 80s. And I'm 70 years old lady added to the mix. Definitely bring bug spray and water to hydrate. Interesting video young man!
I love you video and exposure to this awesome park. I discovered it on a hike with my Brother in Law who lives in Chicowinity. The boardwalks are amazing, and I love how you used your selfie stick to show it off
@@FlyingSquirrelOutdoors When I was a kid my dad and I watched a skunk following a box turtle as she deposited her eggs and digging them up to eat them. This particular turtle was digging nests in the dry soil and laying a single egg in each nest. Which makes sense for survivability unless you're being followed by an egg-hungry predator.
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I walked from the RV Campground to the visitor center, then the boardwalk trail over to the main road then almost to the swim beach and back tracked. About 10,000 steps. That was plenty for me in upper 80s. And I'm 70 years old lady added to the mix. Definitely bring bug spray and water to hydrate. Interesting video young man!
Thanks! I hope I'm still doing this in my 80s! ;)
@@FlyingSquirrelOutdoors I'm 70 but the temperature was upper 80s. I hope I'm still doing it too when I get that old 😊
@@karenebarker9244 Sorry I misunderstood! Apologies for adding years before their time! :)
I love you video and exposure to this awesome park. I discovered it on a hike with my Brother in Law who lives in Chicowinity. The boardwalks are amazing, and I love how you used your selfie stick to show it off
Thanks! My inlaws are in Chocowinity as well. I actually just have a camera strapped to a trekking pole - so it's a very multi-purpose stick. =)
Smart use of the trek pole
Skunks are notorious for digging up and eating turtle and snake eggs.
Good thought! I hadn't considered that a skunk might be the culprit.
@@FlyingSquirrelOutdoors When I was a kid my dad and I watched a skunk following a box turtle as she deposited her eggs and digging them up to eat them. This particular turtle was digging nests in the dry soil and laying a single egg in each nest. Which makes sense for survivability unless you're being followed by an egg-hungry predator.
Yeah that only works if your egg locations stay secret!
Do you ever see snakes
Sure! All the time. In fact there's a non venomous water snake at the end of this particular video. 😁
Your a character! Lol Your welcome to paddle down our creek anytime. Check out "Hull Swamp to Black Creek" I think you'd like it!
Danyo 89' I'll go give it a look, thanks!