Update 36: Finishing Out the Whites Strong!
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Date: 2020-08-18
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Smokin07ram
Oh man!
What an adventure!
Seeing your lights dim from episode 36/37 and watching exhaustion (physical and emotional) take its toll was pretty heart rending. My daughter is just a bit younger than you. I hope that she does such things on her own. at the same time I hope she does not. lol Worry wort fathers! : )
It was beautiful to see you summit under not so sturdy legs.
This old dog got all misty when you made it!
I hope this does not feel condescending, but I feel proud of you!
Thank you for taking us on this epic journey!
Much love, and more respect!
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Oh man!
What an adventure!
Seeing your lights dim from episode 36/37 and watching exhaustion (physical and emotional) take its toll was pretty heart rending. My daughter is just a bit younger than you. I hope that she does such things on her own. at the same time I hope she does not. lol Worry wort fathers! : )
It was beautiful to see you summit under not so sturdy legs.
This old dog got all misty when you made it!
I hope this does not feel condescending, but I feel proud of you!
Thank you for taking us on this epic journey!
Much love, and more respect!
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Bruce
These videos have been great. Thanks, Dixie, for sharing your hike & showing me the AT from start to finish.
There is something I'd like to mention. It's really important to have good outerwear when hiking in the Whites at any time of year. On the Presidential Range, weather forecasts are not always reliable. That is speaking from personal experience. The wind can go to hurricane force, the temperature can fall and visibility can drop to ten yards very quickly. A good rain shell can save your life there. You were taking a chance with the Frog togs.
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These videos have been great. Thanks, Dixie, for sharing your hike & showing me the AT from start to finish.
There is something I'd like to mention. It's really important to have good outerwear when hiking in the Whites at any time of year. On the Presidential Range, weather forecasts are not always reliable. That is speaking from personal experience. The wind can go to hurricane force, the temperature can fall and visibility can drop to ten yards very quickly. A good rain shell can save your life there. You were taking a chance with the Frog togs.
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Piroj
I love the bird feeding: ) The train looks cool: ) I started my culinary studies as a dish washer. lol Have fun. lol Thanks for the sunset, looks beautiful: ) Be safe on the rest of your journey. You're doing great! Btw, one of the things I secretly pray for is that one day I'll get to meet you. Looking forward to your next update. God Bless: )
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I love the bird feeding: ) The train looks cool: ) I started my culinary studies as a dish washer. lol Have fun. lol Thanks for the sunset, looks beautiful: ) Be safe on the rest of your journey. You're doing great! Btw, one of the things I secretly pray for is that one day I'll get to meet you. Looking forward to your next update. God Bless: )
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MAT
wow. so THATS what the Whites look like from Washington. Been there 6 times, twice in rain, once in snow, thrice in misty, cloudy drizzly and very windy weather and have yet to get a view. so bee-u-ti-full! Damn. I hope that 3rd time (thru-hike) is the charm. Here's hoping that when I hit Washington in mid-august I will finally get a view.
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wow. so THATS what the Whites look like from Washington. Been there 6 times, twice in rain, once in snow, thrice in misty, cloudy drizzly and very windy weather and have yet to get a view. so bee-u-ti-full! Damn. I hope that 3rd time (thru-hike) is the charm. Here's hoping that when I hit Washington in mid-august I will finally get a view.
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S.
Love the Gray Jays. My family has been seeing and feeding them in the Whites and north of the Whites for almost 10 years! Incredibly smart birds, I honestly think they can tell when a person is a decent person and not a threat, because they would take food from our family, but not others.
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Love the Gray Jays. My family has been seeing and feeding them in the Whites and north of the Whites for almost 10 years! Incredibly smart birds, I honestly think they can tell when a person is a decent person and not a threat, because they would take food from our family, but not others.
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Carlo
When I was in the Marines I had a really hard time getting rid of the B. O. as well. Next time try rubbing lemon juice and/or organic coconut oil on your arm pits. It works like a charm. And thank you so much for sharing your experiences with your adventures.
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When I was in the Marines I had a really hard time getting rid of the B. O. as well. Next time try rubbing lemon juice and/or organic coconut oil on your arm pits. It works like a charm. And thank you so much for sharing your experiences with your adventures.
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Thomas
Re: body odor, is your nose just more sensitive now? Re: new shoes, could you just put in a new liner, strong ankles now, no need for lateral support? And did your (ogre LOL) feet increase in size, i. e. need to buy one size larger?
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Re: body odor, is your nose just more sensitive now? Re: new shoes, could you just put in a new liner, strong ankles now, no need for lateral support? And did your (ogre LOL) feet increase in size, i. e. need to buy one size larger?
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Daniel
Gray Jays, Whiskey Jays like Iams mini kibbles. I have 5 around my place all day. One is incredible - talks and talks and hoots and hollers and tries to steal food from my two dogs. Fun. I feed them all winter.
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Gray Jays, Whiskey Jays like Iams mini kibbles. I have 5 around my place all day. One is incredible - talks and talks and hoots and hollers and tries to steal food from my two dogs. Fun. I feed them all winter.
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Vincent
Thanks for sharing your experience. Who would have thought New Hampshire has so many spectacular, awesome, sights? Vermont may be beautiful but New Hampshire is awesome.
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Thanks for sharing your experience. Who would have thought New Hampshire has so many spectacular, awesome, sights? Vermont may be beautiful but New Hampshire is awesome.
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