Failed Attempt to Reach Otter Point after the Hurricanes

[@LipstickNsofrito]

Love this...thanks for sharing this with us and taking us along ❤❤

[@hikewithmike4673]

Glad you enjoyed

[@NatureInspiredSnipsnSnaps]

Thanks for taking us along Mike, lots of water and changes, glad to see you are ok and the bob wire didn't get a cut, and your back out on the trails, take care👍

[@hikewithmike4673]

Thanks 👍

[@HammockMountain]

I’ve had your videos playing non-stop for the last three hours. I’ve just returned home from the panhandle, but I didn’t get to hike. Maybe next time. Cheers! 👍💯

[@hikewithmike4673]

Thanks for stopping by

[@scotthiggins375]

Absolutely, Mike. Always trust your instincts. I know you don't need my advise. I'm just glad there is no story to be told about what you felt out there that day. I've had a similar foreboding feeling before. Spooky.

[@peanut_trucker]

That was my first thought where's the gators at! 🤣

[@hikewithmike4673]

Yes indeed!

[@phillivingston8237]

I am glad you had the opportunity to explore the affects of the storm damage. Stay safe and say hi to the gang.

[@EatCarbs]

Thanks for the video brother

[@hikewithmike4673]

No problem 👍

[@rialobran]

Shame you couldn't reach the point, but gut feelings are probably worth heeding. I can imagine the wildlife are still discombobulated after the hurricanes.

[@hikewithmike4673]

The river will ebb fairly quickly as long as g as we are done with storms

[@CampfireSteveOutdoors]

The water has stayed high for for a record length of time.

[@hikewithmike4673]

Yes indeed worst since the no name storm in 93