Hey. Fellow Georgian No Filter here. Just spoke with our buddy Snake Eyes. Glad y’all got a chance to meet. You made a great choice getting medical help. There was always a voice in my head reminding me to make good choices 😂😂 Be safe and happy trails!
Nothing to mess with, I hiked from Mt Hermon to Tiberias in Israel a year and a half ago (75 miles) and I became dehydrated and dizzy. Stop at a small town and drink over at least 7 liter of grape juice, water and fruit drinks, next day felt great. Stay frosty my friend, be safe the trail ain't going nowhere 🏕
I know this video isn't about hiking, but it's part of the hiking experience on the PCT and I found it very interesting. Glad you're feeling better and glad you finally got the name of Tehachapi right😂. Hope you can meet up with your trail family in the next couple of days.
Nothing to be sorry about hiking PCT is a everyday different adventure glad you went to get help and smart to take a couple of days trail will be there 👍🏽
At least you're doing well! I hiked from the Combs Peak Trailhead (near Mike's Place) up to Combs Peak last year. When I finished, I ran into a thru-hiker who was waiting by my truck and hoping for a ride to the ER. The closest ER was in Temecula, so I took him there. Turns out he had Gardia. He ended up spending a few days there off trail, but the bonus was that he had done the AZ trail the previous year with a friend of mine. You just never know who you'll meet on trail. ;) Stay healthy and stay safe. Looking forward to following more of your videos. :)
Happy to hear you got professional help and are going to take the time to recover. Dehydration can sneak up on you and then become very difficult to vanquish without help. Same thing with hypothermia, they both present without warning and are rarely recognized by the afflicted person. There's plenty of time to get back on the trail and complete your hike, just keep up the prevention of these and other dangerous conditions so you'll operate without excessive risk.
I guess getting your “trail legs” means more than just getting physically acclimated to hiking. Your whole body is getting used to the trail diet again, a different climate, and groups of people. Still a lot of trail left to cover and I’m confident you’ll crush this one like you did the AT. Cheers #2, and happy trails!
So sorry you’re sick. Maybe you should carry another bottle of water with you. I know you’re in the desert 🏜️ 3 bottles of water my friend. Happy Hiking 🏜️🏔️⛺️🥾
Number Two Pencil, so sorry to hear that you have been feeling so bad❣️ God bless your Trail angel, Mr. Ted, and that you got to some good medical attention❣️👊🏻❤️ You are keeping it real, hiker❣️😎 You have nothing to apologize for-at all❣️ You take care❣️🥰
Glad to hear/see that you’re taking care of yourself! Better to address it now & have a minor delay than pushing too hard & ending up having to check in for an extended visit at a hospital! Might want to check on hydration centers along the trail! They’re pretty popular around here! Stay safe & well my friend!
Hey brother good to be watching your new adventure. Just fyi the audio doesn't seem to be right. It is coming through in mono and sometimes real low. Safe travels! Oh, watch out for those copperheads! lol
Glad you got some fluids and meds. Hopefully, you are now on the mend and will be back making those miles soon. Take care and don’t get out there too soon, though! Sending positive thoughts and energy your way. 😊 #HCProud #HC
What is the brand name of your purple fleece hoodie? Thank you. You are doing great by taking care of your health. Wishing you the best in your recovery and you will be back on the trail in no time. Happy trails.
Good you made choice to get checked and get fluids you needed. Good luck on healing next couple days. Maybe check out Water boy electrolytes over liquid IV.
nothing to be sorry about after all this is part of your hiking story!! pPlus it shows others that are thinking about doing a big thru hike that its not all sunshine and rainbows. but you can keep going even when you have struggles. get 100% better though before you jump back on the trail. your health is more important then anything else.
#2. So sorry to hear you are not feeling well! 😢 so very glad you went to the ER and got taken care of! Thank you Mr Ted 😇 for helping out our friend 😊. Rest up and take all of your medication! PS you are never boring 😊. 🧗♀️🥾🏕️🙏☹️
I’m not a hiker, however have helped others LMNT seems to hydrate well . Unfortunately I think it’s only available by internet, if you are close ck running stores, like anything consider your personal health , and take care😊
Youre such a big guy I'd be pounding the electrolytes; Vital Proteins make a great hydration and collegen blend. Also if you use some BPC-157 it'll help with fluid retention, its a peptide.
Hi, I am following you from France. Hope you are fine now and wish you all the best for the next part of the PCT. I would like to know the title and the author of the music you are playing at the end of your video. Cheers. Ludovic
People dont follow you for a perfectly scripted video that only shows the good parts of a thru hike. its good to show the struggles, because it shows people all the realities of what a hike might mean for them if they have the desire to do a long hike like this. Hope you are much better by now.
Hey. Fellow Georgian No Filter here. Just spoke with our buddy Snake Eyes. Glad y’all got a chance to meet. You made a great choice getting medical help. There was always a voice in my head reminding me to make good choices 😂😂 Be safe and happy trails!
Nothing to mess with, I hiked from Mt Hermon to Tiberias in Israel a year and a half ago (75 miles) and I became dehydrated and dizzy. Stop at a small town and drink over at least 7 liter of grape juice, water and fruit drinks, next day felt great. Stay frosty my friend, be safe the trail ain't going nowhere 🏕
Definitely not a boring video. Great information and encouragement and gratefulness. Stay well.
Glad you're on the road to recovery. Good to see you in front of the camera and out of the hospital bed. ;-)
I know this video isn't about hiking, but it's part of the hiking experience on the PCT and I found it very interesting. Glad you're feeling better and glad you finally got the name of Tehachapi right😂. Hope you can meet up with your trail family in the next couple of days.
Hang in there and take it easy for a couple of days. ❤
Nothing to be sorry about hiking PCT is a everyday different adventure glad you went to get help and smart to take a couple of days trail will be there 👍🏽
At least you're doing well! I hiked from the Combs Peak Trailhead (near Mike's Place) up to Combs Peak last year. When I finished, I ran into a thru-hiker who was waiting by my truck and hoping for a ride to the ER. The closest ER was in Temecula, so I took him there. Turns out he had Gardia. He ended up spending a few days there off trail, but the bonus was that he had done the AZ trail the previous year with a friend of mine. You just never know who you'll meet on trail. ;) Stay healthy and stay safe. Looking forward to following more of your videos. :)
Your videos are never…ever…boring! Always enjoy 👏
Hope you are feeling better by now!!!! I we arched your AT and I am enjoying the PCT!!!!
I am so glad you seek for help. Get better soon.
Hey I'm so glad to hear you're on the mend!
Happy to hear you got professional help and are going to take the time to recover. Dehydration can sneak up on you and then become very difficult to vanquish without help. Same thing with hypothermia, they both present without warning and are rarely recognized by the afflicted person. There's plenty of time to get back on the trail and complete your hike, just keep up the prevention of these and other dangerous conditions so you'll operate without excessive risk.
I guess getting your “trail legs” means more than just getting physically acclimated to hiking. Your whole body is getting used to the trail diet again, a different climate, and groups of people. Still a lot of trail left to cover and I’m confident you’ll crush this one like you did the AT. Cheers #2, and happy trails!
Hope you’re A-ok and back on trail. 🥾 🥾
Good call! The desert requires a lot more water than you expect!
Don't worry about the trail family.
You will find new ones.
Never boring. Your adventure to reach Canada and staying alive, continues.
So sorry you’re sick. Maybe you should carry another bottle of water with you. I know you’re in the desert 🏜️ 3 bottles of water my friend. Happy Hiking 🏜️🏔️⛺️🥾
Hope you feel better soon.
Number Two Pencil, so sorry to hear that you have been feeling so bad❣️
God bless your Trail angel, Mr. Ted, and that you got to some good medical attention❣️👊🏻❤️
You are keeping it real, hiker❣️😎 You have nothing to apologize for-at all❣️
You take care❣️🥰
Way to stay positive and listen to your body. Take care and get well soon. Take the time you need!!!
Hope you feel better soon!
Georgia folk need to learn about the effects of the desert. Glad that you got some help.
Hope you are feeling better. Don't neglect to consume electrolytes with your water on the trail. Hydration is critical. All the best to you!
Glad to hear/see that you’re taking care of yourself! Better to address it now & have a minor delay than pushing too hard & ending up having to check in for an extended visit at a hospital! Might want to check on hydration centers along the trail! They’re pretty popular around here! Stay safe & well my friend!
Glad you’re okay! I love the fact that you’re keeping it real on the vids.
Hey brother good to be watching your new adventure. Just fyi the audio doesn't seem to be right. It is coming through in mono and sometimes real low. Safe travels! Oh, watch out for those copperheads! lol
Hope you feel better soon! Take care of yourself!
Your hospital monitor has your BP at 123 over 70. Wish I could keep mine that low! I say you're ready to hike again...
Hope you’re better and back to 100% healthy soon! Really appreciate your videos!
Glad you able to get some help and that you're feeling better! Hope you get back on the trail soon!
I am so glad your ok. Thank you for responding when I text you. Keeps me from worrying about you. see ya soon.
I went tehachapi high school My brother and I laughed so hard at you not able to say it right. Glad you're feeling better hike safe
Glad you're feeling better and are back on the trail!
You are unstoppable. Heat stroke, zero water, getting lost...nothing can hold you back.
~ peeps
Glad you got some fluids and meds. Hopefully, you are now on the mend and will be back making those miles soon. Take care and don’t get out there too soon, though! Sending positive thoughts and energy your way. 😊 #HCProud #HC
#2 time for an update.
I wish you a speedy recovery brother!
Take good care of yourself!
Be safe; keep at it!
Glad you are feeling better. Take care !
Blessings from the “Ottada Way Cafe “😊 Bacon Wrap🏔🏕👍👍👍 👍✏️✌️
Take care -looking forward to your hike-but only in good health 🙏🙏❣️
Glad you are doing better!
Glad youre getting back out there
Feel better soon.
What is the brand name of your purple fleece hoodie? Thank you. You are doing great by taking care of your health. Wishing you the best in your recovery and you will be back on the trail in no time. Happy trails.
Good you made choice to get checked and get fluids you needed. Good luck on healing next couple days. Maybe check out Water boy electrolytes over liquid IV.
#2- NEVER Boring- Stay well.
nothing to be sorry about after all this is part of your hiking story!! pPlus it shows others that are thinking about doing a big thru hike that its not all sunshine and rainbows. but you can keep going even when you have struggles. get 100% better though before you jump back on the trail. your health is more important then anything else.
Take care of yourself!
Hey Pencil2. U off trail now. Dehydration and heatstroke is bad combination. Rest up. Hope u back.
Hope you feel better
#2. So sorry to hear you are not feeling well! 😢 so very glad you went to the ER and got taken care of! Thank you Mr Ted 😇 for helping out our friend 😊. Rest up and take all of your medication! PS you are never boring 😊. 🧗♀️🥾🏕️🙏☹️
Are you OK? Haven't posted in a few.
I’m not a hiker, however have helped others LMNT seems to hydrate well . Unfortunately I think it’s only available by internet, if you are close ck running stores, like anything consider your personal health , and take care😊
Youre such a big guy I'd be pounding the electrolytes; Vital Proteins make a great hydration and collegen blend. Also if you use some BPC-157 it'll help with fluid retention, its a peptide.
Glad you got help! I may have missed it but are you drinking electrolytes too? I may have overdid it with electrolytes but they helped me a lot LOL
No word from #2 pencil? 😧
Hi, I am following you from France. Hope you are fine now and wish you all the best for the next part of the PCT. I would like to know the title and the author of the music you are playing at the end of your video. Cheers. Ludovic
People dont follow you for a perfectly scripted video that only shows the good parts of a thru hike. its good to show the struggles, because it shows people all the realities of what a hike might mean for them if they have the desire to do a long hike like this. Hope you are much better by now.