Hoosier National Forest - Best Indiana Hiking, Bushcraft, Backpacking, and Camping - AdventureArchives
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very informative and educational videos and brilliantly shot and edited, very nice work!
If your ever looking for a type of bread that you can cook in the coals of the previous nights fire, i suggest you guys try out a damper recipe, its an australian bush type bread.
absolutely excellent taste and very filling, and it's also extremely easy to make.
only takes about 45 mins and one loaf would fill all three of you.
You can also add cheese, garlic, spinach, any seeds, even bacon bits too,
honestly anything that u can really think of, and then mix and just cook it all at once.
hope you guys try it out one day, its a staple for the bushmen/women down here in australia.
take care and all the best for the future!
Date: 2022-04-30
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Comments and reviews: 9
melanie
This video was great! I mean not only the fact that your choice of camera perspective and the beautiful landscapes are just really well chosen, but also your timelapse videos over night and the way you can see the sky change are stunning! I am a real beginner at hiking and that is totally what i want to do on a small trip. It made me very happy to hear that there are other young people in my age who have an idea about how important nature is and how much it helps you to forget about all the stress from home or work. Thank you so much! Im in indiana right now and would love to go hiking with you once: ) many greetings, melanie
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This video was great! I mean not only the fact that your choice of camera perspective and the beautiful landscapes are just really well chosen, but also your timelapse videos over night and the way you can see the sky change are stunning! I am a real beginner at hiking and that is totally what i want to do on a small trip. It made me very happy to hear that there are other young people in my age who have an idea about how important nature is and how much it helps you to forget about all the stress from home or work. Thank you so much! Im in indiana right now and would love to go hiking with you once: ) many greetings, melanie
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hoobilly
Again, just awesome guys! I've hike/backpacked/bow hunted those woods, miss them (in the last 15 years I turned to motorcycle camping, got married and started a family. Wish you could of seen Patton Cave! That area is kinda or was barren of fir wood because so many people camp there. The adjacent ridge is nice though. Have you ever thought about the Brookville Lake Loop Trail? I helped with that one too! It would fit your guys style of hiking. Checkout the Hoosier Hiking Council web sit for info. You know, I've never tried anchovies!
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Again, just awesome guys! I've hike/backpacked/bow hunted those woods, miss them (in the last 15 years I turned to motorcycle camping, got married and started a family. Wish you could of seen Patton Cave! That area is kinda or was barren of fir wood because so many people camp there. The adjacent ridge is nice though. Have you ever thought about the Brookville Lake Loop Trail? I helped with that one too! It would fit your guys style of hiking. Checkout the Hoosier Hiking Council web sit for info. You know, I've never tried anchovies!
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TailEnd88
I love the intro to this one: ] If self-rising cornmeal is like self-rising flour, just adding water does not a quickbread make. I'm not sure what exactly was in the bag you used but most real corn breads are more AP flour than corn meal. Plus most quick breads have a lot of oil/butter and sugar added to them. The -self-rising- just means the baking powder is already mixed in as well as salt normally. It would have been better to make something like johnny cakes.
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I love the intro to this one: ] If self-rising cornmeal is like self-rising flour, just adding water does not a quickbread make. I'm not sure what exactly was in the bag you used but most real corn breads are more AP flour than corn meal. Plus most quick breads have a lot of oil/butter and sugar added to them. The -self-rising- just means the baking powder is already mixed in as well as salt normally. It would have been better to make something like johnny cakes.
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KnobstoneStickbows
great vid! i used to live in the hoosier national in crawford county. You guys should should check out the 60 miles of trail east of the hoosier national about an hour in the clark state forest. the knobstone trail starts there. people use this trail to train for the appalachian trail. the clark state forest runs along the knobstone enscarpment. very awesome and breathtaking scenery and rugged back country. some of the highest bluffs in the state.
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great vid! i used to live in the hoosier national in crawford county. You guys should should check out the 60 miles of trail east of the hoosier national about an hour in the clark state forest. the knobstone trail starts there. people use this trail to train for the appalachian trail. the clark state forest runs along the knobstone enscarpment. very awesome and breathtaking scenery and rugged back country. some of the highest bluffs in the state.
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Mazer
FYI - it is harder for many people to walk downhill than uphill, in fact more accidents occur in mountaineering when descending than ascending, this is due to fatigue, both physically and mentally. It is also harder on the knees to go downhill, with a pack on, as with each step you are adding that much more pressure on the knee joints. Hiking downhill being harder may not be true for you, but it is for many others
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FYI - it is harder for many people to walk downhill than uphill, in fact more accidents occur in mountaineering when descending than ascending, this is due to fatigue, both physically and mentally. It is also harder on the knees to go downhill, with a pack on, as with each step you are adding that much more pressure on the knee joints. Hiking downhill being harder may not be true for you, but it is for many others
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GreatGatsby
Recently discovered you guys, absolutely love what you're doing. Production, -philosophical- asides, trails, top notch! Keep doing what you're doing!
PS: I do have to say though, when you do 150 miles in like 10 days like I did in scotland, I could not walk downhill anymore, and was welcoming uphill, actually: ) But that might just be my weird body acting up. Either way, keep on hiking!
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Recently discovered you guys, absolutely love what you're doing. Production, -philosophical- asides, trails, top notch! Keep doing what you're doing!
PS: I do have to say though, when you do 150 miles in like 10 days like I did in scotland, I could not walk downhill anymore, and was welcoming uphill, actually: ) But that might just be my weird body acting up. Either way, keep on hiking!
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Andrew
I know this is an old video, but as a Hoosier, I really appreciate your guys' hiking in Indiana! I especially enjoy the off-trail hiking. Would you please consider doing the famous Knobstone Trail here in southern Indiana? I think it would give you guys a whole new perspective on southern Indiana hill country. There's a reason that's it's referred to as the -Little Appalachian Trail-!
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I know this is an old video, but as a Hoosier, I really appreciate your guys' hiking in Indiana! I especially enjoy the off-trail hiking. Would you please consider doing the famous Knobstone Trail here in southern Indiana? I think it would give you guys a whole new perspective on southern Indiana hill country. There's a reason that's it's referred to as the -Little Appalachian Trail-!
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Charles
When we went to Arkansas this past January, I used my big pot from my mess kit as a makeshift dutch oven to make cornbread to go with my dehydrated chili. I made the mistake of putting it directly on the coals and ended up burning the bottom of the bread, but the rest of it baked pretty well.
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When we went to Arkansas this past January, I used my big pot from my mess kit as a makeshift dutch oven to make cornbread to go with my dehydrated chili. I made the mistake of putting it directly on the coals and ended up burning the bottom of the bread, but the rest of it baked pretty well.
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Beth
Thank you so much! The difficult primitive camping does restore your soul, makes you appreciate the hot shower. Golly you guys made me cry as I miss my husband & our hiking adventure. So quiet & peaceful. You should try Big South Fork Wilderness area in Tennessee
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Thank you so much! The difficult primitive camping does restore your soul, makes you appreciate the hot shower. Golly you guys made me cry as I miss my husband & our hiking adventure. So quiet & peaceful. You should try Big South Fork Wilderness area in Tennessee
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