Solo Hiking on the Ice Age Trail - AdventureArchives
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Date: 2022-04-30
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Eduardo
You can adjust how coarse or fine you want your coffee with the screw that is in the center of the grinder. The finer the grind the longer it takes. For pour over you need a midium coarse, for like infusion you can use coarser grind. You can use a coarse grind, pour del the coffee in the boiling water, leave it like 6 min and the filter the water with your filter; )
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You can adjust how coarse or fine you want your coffee with the screw that is in the center of the grinder. The finer the grind the longer it takes. For pour over you need a midium coarse, for like infusion you can use coarser grind. You can use a coarse grind, pour del the coffee in the boiling water, leave it like 6 min and the filter the water with your filter; )
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Gorb
I have a hand grinder for coffee beans from Japan and its small and works great and only takes like. maybe a minute? 30 seconds? and it makes about 2 cups of coffee. I only drink decaf now but hey I can still grind the beans. If I can find the brand ill put it here in an edit. Might be faster than the mason jar one for people who are looking for that?
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I have a hand grinder for coffee beans from Japan and its small and works great and only takes like. maybe a minute? 30 seconds? and it makes about 2 cups of coffee. I only drink decaf now but hey I can still grind the beans. If I can find the brand ill put it here in an edit. Might be faster than the mason jar one for people who are looking for that?
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Travis
Thank you for sharing this trip, Robby! This gave me the inspiration I needed to do my first solo backpacking trip a couple days ago. I went to the same place you did and the gold colors of fall there are beautiful. I understand how you can hurt an ankle there too since the trail is so rocky. Hope to see more solo hikes because you do a great job!
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Thank you for sharing this trip, Robby! This gave me the inspiration I needed to do my first solo backpacking trip a couple days ago. I went to the same place you did and the gold colors of fall there are beautiful. I understand how you can hurt an ankle there too since the trail is so rocky. Hope to see more solo hikes because you do a great job!
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uncle
Don't worry about cutting your hikey short. When hiking, as in life, you have to make good decisions. Hiking is not where you start or stop, but rather the space an time in between those two points. Love your vids, I was thinking about you a lot as I was hiking the Timberline a few weeks ago. Thank you for inspiration and knowledge
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Don't worry about cutting your hikey short. When hiking, as in life, you have to make good decisions. Hiking is not where you start or stop, but rather the space an time in between those two points. Love your vids, I was thinking about you a lot as I was hiking the Timberline a few weeks ago. Thank you for inspiration and knowledge
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Wayne
Very cool video. Ok. trekking poles might have prevented the ankle sprain. Before I used them, I'd slip and fall regularly (like, into beaver ponds. not fun. Since using poles, I haven't fallen at all, plus they relieve pressure on hips, knees, etc. I don't know why people hike without them. Probably, just not as clumsy as I am.
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Very cool video. Ok. trekking poles might have prevented the ankle sprain. Before I used them, I'd slip and fall regularly (like, into beaver ponds. not fun. Since using poles, I haven't fallen at all, plus they relieve pressure on hips, knees, etc. I don't know why people hike without them. Probably, just not as clumsy as I am.
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Dreyn
They-re going to be making videos from the perspective of talking to the trail builders.
They-re NOT going to talk down to us anymore!
People have been to these locations for millions of years. You-re just beginning to go here.
Clearly you-re unwise. You talk down to the people, every video.
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They-re going to be making videos from the perspective of talking to the trail builders.
They-re NOT going to talk down to us anymore!
People have been to these locations for millions of years. You-re just beginning to go here.
Clearly you-re unwise. You talk down to the people, every video.
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Kirk
If you finished the trail, you-d end up at the Western Terminus in St. Croix Falls, WI. I-m the mayor there. I recently had the unique opportunity to welcome the IAT-s first female winter thru hiker, Emily Ford, and her dog Diggins. I hike the IAT segments near me often.
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If you finished the trail, you-d end up at the Western Terminus in St. Croix Falls, WI. I-m the mayor there. I recently had the unique opportunity to welcome the IAT-s first female winter thru hiker, Emily Ford, and her dog Diggins. I hike the IAT segments near me often.
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Rabbit
Hope the ankle heals!
Not that it-s crazy elevation gains or anything but people are often surprised by the amount of elevation changes on the IAT. Not mountainous by any means but it ain-t the flat corn fields that are often seen in Wisconsin.
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Hope the ankle heals!
Not that it-s crazy elevation gains or anything but people are often surprised by the amount of elevation changes on the IAT. Not mountainous by any means but it ain-t the flat corn fields that are often seen in Wisconsin.
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Caitlin
Were there a lot of people on the trail? I've done multiple 1 week backpacking trips with a group in Costa Rica but I want to try going solo in my home state of Wisconsin and it would be awesome if I could sing as I went and no one would hear me xD
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Were there a lot of people on the trail? I've done multiple 1 week backpacking trips with a group in Costa Rica but I want to try going solo in my home state of Wisconsin and it would be awesome if I could sing as I went and no one would hear me xD
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