What an amazing wife ( nurse ) you have Tim , Marisa braved the elements , bears and wild animals just to get you fresh water , food and medicine, what a ⭐️, it’s no fun for either of you when ones ill , and you were right to move on to get somewhere you could be warm again , well done guys , GL
Marisa is a super hero! I am so thankful to have her by my side in sickness and in health. She gets us through some tough times! As always, thank you for the kind words and support! We love reading your comments and they always make us smile!
Thanks Wade!!! Yes, that's probably how I got ill in the first place, not drinking enough coffee! Thanks for watching, writing in, and have a happy new year!!
The epic tail of Marisa’s harrowing journey to the general store is the stuff of legend. I look forward to the mini series. I was on the edge of my seat 😊
Her side quest was almost equal to the Lord of the Rings Trilogy lol! I am very thankful to have her by my side! Thanks for tuning in and Happy New Year!
Thank you David. Yes, I (Marisa) plan on learning how to ride a motorcycle, but considering I haven't yet learned how to ride a bicycle, it'll be a little while. Also, I don't think I'll ever be able to ride our KTM just because it is so tall and in an emergency, I would rather get help via our satellite messenger than risk putting Tim on that bike with me driving... Could become a recipe for disaster. But either way, I will learn one day how to ride just because I like motorcycles and I like learning new things, and it sounds like fun! Thank you so much for watching and for the good advice!
Lets hear a round of applause for nurse Marisa🎉 Glad to see Tim feeling better. Covid is bad news anywhere, but out in the remote area of Alaska has got to be one of the worst places. Super Marisa saves the day❗️and no killer raccoons ❗️❗️
Hahaha! Thanks so much! This is Marisa here, and I am also very glad there were no killer raccoons!! Yeah, it's for sure a terrible place to get sick like that, and I definitely had a moment of panic. Honestly, nothing like that has ever happened to us before, it's always me who gets injured or sick, not usually Tim, especially not in such a debilitating way. Thanks again for commenting and for the high praise!
WOW, that sounds for me like a nightmare to get sick in the wilderness. Tim you can be really proud of your wife!! To be a perfect Team is so important when you travel by Bike in nowhere. Go on happy riding and take care..
It was pretty crappy for sure. I was zonked out and wasn’t really sure what was going on for a good 24 hours. I’m super thankful I wasn’t alone, and Marisa is a rockstar. I’m so glad to have her as a teammate as we explore the world! Thanks again for all of the positivity!
Tim, Marisa another outstanding, and well done video. I can see you guys someday on the exploration channel. Tim being sick out there is no fun, I’ve been there and done that. Marisa the motorcycle Angel saving the day with water, food, medicine, restock, taking care of Tim! You guys make me smile. Anyhow, peace to the both of you, and please keep the rubber side up, and all that you do.
Thank you so much for the kind words and encouragement! There are some tough days, but they are far and few between the amazing days. And I’m glad to have Marisa with me on all of the good, and especially on the rare bad. Thanks again!
It’s so funny, I’m looking back at past videos, and your first reveal of the new KTM. So now I’m gonna have to sit here all day and watch all the rest of the videos. Again, thank you for all that you do for the motorcycle community. I continue to look forward to more videos that you produce. U2 are in my thoughts and prayers as you ride down the road. Keep the rubber side up, keep the smiles and the laughter coming, and most of all be safe out there, and enjoy life to the fullest.
@@jameslee5428 Thank you for such heartfelt and uplifting words! I love that you're enjoying the videos, and it's people like you with comments like yours that keep us going. When we started, we told each other that we're doing it for us, of course, but also, and perhaps even more importantly, to inspire others to get out there and live free, whether on a motorcycle or vicariously through videos or social media. Thank you again for keeping that inspiration going and for reaching back out to us to make us smile!
My husband and I spent 18 months on our motorcycle traveling the US and Canada. I got sick with pneumonia while in Pittsburgh and was down for about a week. I’m thankful that I was in a major city where I could get medical treatment and that I had the comfort of a hotel. I have to say, I was a bit nervous for Marisa watching her walk through the wilderness alone to fetch water for you. I too do not know how to operate our Triumph Explorer. Maybe it’s time I learn :) I’m really glad that I happened to come across your channel.
Thank you so much for joining the adventure! Marisa is a super hero, and I couldn't have asked for a better partner as we meander around the world! We hope that you enjoy the ride along with us!
Thank God that your husband got sick near the small town, that you were able to walk to get the pure water and food. So much to be thankful for. It could have been much worse but I am glad it was ok for you two.
Once again a great watch. Thank you. Have you ever thought of using Iodine for water treatment 2 drops into a litre wait 20 minutes and your good to go, worth a bit of research. Many thanks for bringing me along with you. Happy new year.
Thank you and Happy New Year! We will definitely look into the iodine treatment. We also have a little UV light that zaps most bacteria in around 20 seconds, but the problem was the water was so silty. If it came down to it we would have drank it either filtered or boiled. But the little iodine drops sound pretty good as well. Thanks for tuning in and for the tip! We love reading your feedback, it helps push us on to create more content!
Tim, your wife is an absolute gem. A better partner on 2 wheels you couldn't ask for. But honestly, please learn to ride the bike. I've been sick on my BMW R1200GSA, but solo. That's not fun being alone like that.
She is a champion for sure!! And I am definitely trying to get her more comfortable on smaller motorcycles and scooters... She will be doing wheelies in no time!
Sounds like you should travel by car in the winter and bike in summer. Ever thought of buying a small egg shaped travel trailers to pull behind your bike? Then you could have more food, water, supplies, and heat! With a small power source like the YETI power bank with a solar panel, you’d have all the power you need. Coffee pot, heat, cook plate, lights, computer w/ movies, and heat or air. Let’s not forget a nice bed to be sick in!! Lol 😅. Glad you didn’t get to very sick from the virus. Stay prepared cause it will come back to visit you again!! Be safe , God Bless you.
Thank you so much Victoria for your advice and support. We actually go to lots of Overland Expos where we meet people traveling by four wheels who have great set ups just like what you described, and yes, we get jealous if them sometimes. Maybe one day we'll upgrade to a larger vehicle, but in the meantime, we like our two wheels. But you're right in that we have to continuously chase summer. Thanks again for watching and commenting!
Glad Tim is better. Just a tip for future trips. Always carry activated charcoal pills with you when travelling. It helps for almost any food poisoning or things that make you unwell. 😉
Happy to see ya make it through one of the trying times involving sickness. Well done! I’ve got to start watching these in order. Great trip. Very blessed. 🏍💨
Nice video, glad it all turned out ok. There is a reality show about McCarthy. Made me think of all the cool characters of the town, like Neil. Also the kenecott mine.
Tim's problem was obvious to this non physician. No coffee. Even a day or so later when this was filmed, he is showing the signs. But, I trust he will recover when his blood caffeine level is back up to normal levels. And by the way, Marissa is a "keeper". Hopefully you will one day share this story and video with your grandchildren.
I think you may have just earned some honorable degree in the medical field. 😂 I think you are correct and I have been trying to rebuild my coffee metabolism ever since! You crack us up! Thanks for tuning in and happy new year!
I know about another couple who were truck camping in Alaska with a little girl. Both the little girl and dad got covid so they rented a house until the two were feeling better. . Cheers.
It was awesome to look at, and to hear as it calved throughout the night! I wish I was feeling a little better to explore further, but it was a very nice setting to stare at while recovering! Thanks for tuning in!
Hi guys. The title of this video should have been ‘Marissa’s Excellent Adventure’! You should also keep a stash of Pop Tarts as they are the only known way to feel better when you have Covid. Great video! Thanks!
Merci, oui c’est en fait l’une de nos plus grandes craintes c’est de ne pas pouvoir conduire la moto et nous sommes loin de tout. Merci d’avoir regardé et commenté!
Guys, you are amazing. I’m so glad to find your channel here. I’m moto traveler the same. But have not so experience like you. So you are like manual for me. I hope one day I will do like you. Just sit on my GS and go through this beautiful world 😊
Scary! But a great video with the right music. Many of us have been in a similar situation, very sick but a long way from anywhere. While it is bad for the one who is sick it can be worse for the healthy one trying to do what they can to help but mostly worrying about all the "what if's". (If there is someone else along that is) When we are alone and very sick it may mean lay there and either recover or die, or try to get to a town. I'm glad you had some good weather to see how beautiful it is but the cold, grey, and wet weather is always around the corner. We are looking forward to your visit to the mine next time!
As always thanks for tuning in and for the positivity! I am so thankful to have Marisa y my side in sickness and in health. She boosts moral and enhances the good times. I don’t think I could travel as happily solo!
Very interesting. Girl, you really should learn to ride!! If for no other reason than emergencies, but also to share the load of riding. Ps: It’s not that hard to learn to ride! I’m female and did it and have now ridden all sorts of bikes including big monster Harleys. So if I can do it, so can you!
Thank you for your inspiring words! This is Marisa here and I have a ton of respect for you, because it's a scary thing for sure to take up riding, but I definitely will one day! Unfortunately our bike is so big and tall and heavy I will probably not be able to ride it out of emergency situations, but I still think it will be good and fun to learn to ride. Thank you for writing in and inspiring me to push that first day that I twist the throttle a little bit closer... 😃
@@2UpAndOverloaded , do it now before you have no choice. Let the bike do the work. You just tell it where to go and how fast. Sure it's big and heavy, you may have to leave the gear to lighten it. But for both your sales... Learn
Looks like an interesting place to spend some time doing photography… fun juxtaposition for me, having just got back from the Bahamas, and seeing you guys all bundled up is funny … 🙏🙏
Lol. It sure is night and day here in Florida versus in Alaska! We are enjoying our time here tremendously! There was so much to take pictures of, I’m bummed I was feeling so crappy, but we did check out the old mine the next day!
I've had giardia multiple times in Nepal and Cambodia, have been caught out on the way to Jomson, shitting and chundering simultaneously. 4 x 500 mgm Tinidazole in one dose gets you going again in hours. Always carry a big pile of Tinidazole with me, enough for at least 5 cases.
That was also my first thought..up here in Alaska we call it ‘Beaver Fever’ and we don’t drink raw water out of streams and lakes below elevations where critters, especially beaver, live..my $.02 advice is to follow Tony Cook’s advice above..and, FWIW, Chitina is locally pronounced as “chit’na”..many Alaskan names are pronounced different than most would think.. I just discovered your channel when this episode popped up and already like it..definitely subscribing! OnOn!
Yikes! Sick w no water a portable purifying system if no running water available would be helpful. Also can you teach your wife to drive motercycle in case of emergency? That can be helpful when you least expect it.
Indeed. We have a gravity water filter that we use often. But this water would have clogged it because it was so full of silt. We would have used it, but thankfully there was a fresh water stream close by.
Thanks for the trip! I am curious to know if you had any covid vaccinations prior to your illness at the campground? A bad fever and feeling pretty bad for only a couple of days and then you were up and about again. They always say that it makes the illness less severe.
Episode 50 starring Marisa Notier. Now I know you guys love your KTM, but consider this. If you were doing this on a Honda Monkey, Marisa could have just hopped on and run into town. And even if you carried just a bag of groceries, the "overloaded" part would still apply. Glad Tim survived. Being sick at home on your own couch watching back episodes of Notier's Frontiers is bad enough (I don't mean the videos), but a sleeping bag in a tent! At least you had some pod casts to pass the time. Okay, see you Saturday🙂
😂 Marisa can’t ride a bicycle, but we do have some surprises coming up regarding our future plans. (The suspense!!). Thanks for always making us chuckle, and we hope you get better soon!
@@2UpAndOverloaded Yikes, I wrote Melisa instead of Marisa. Fixed it, sorry. Commenting while half asleep. Question, I bought one of your books a few months back, and was looking to get the next one. I could swear I didn't buy through Amazon, but don't see an option to buy direct on the website. Did I miss it?
I would love to send you a signed copy. Shoot me an email at Notiersfrontiers@outlook.com and we’ll get it out the door ASAP for $25 with shipping included and I’ll throw in some of our new stickers as well! We can’t thank you enough for the support!
Oh not nice to get sick when your out camping in the wild.When your sick its nice to be in the comfort of your home.Happy new yr guys.How far was that fresh water supply from your tent?How much miles is on your ktm now?I love it.cheers guys stay safe.
Hi Derrick Murphy, yeah it definitely was not nice to be sick out there. So the water source was about two miles away, and McCarthy was a bit farther than that. The woman that had originally told us about it said she thought it was a half mile away, but clearly she'd only heard about it and had never been there herself. And to answer your question about the KTM, she's got about 25,000 miles on her now! Thanks for watching and for your input, and happy new year to you too!!
I don't know if this works, what if you use those old time coffee filters or paper towels in a colander to filter out the big stuff. I guess you're limited on what you can bring.
We actually have a water filter, but it would have clogged easily. If there wasn’t a fresh source of water we would have absolutely used it. But the coffee filter trick isn’t a bad idea to get ride of most of the large debris! Thanks for the tip and for tuning in!
That is definitely be the best way to get cleaner water to filter. Thankfully, Marisa was told about a fresh spring. But that’s a brilliant way to filter water !
@@2UpAndOverloaded If seen it in the video if just finished. Was just thinking for Maria. This method you can also use where you have very very dirty water but than it will take just longer to fill up. Funny thing was laying sick down at the same place 😁. I wish you both save travels. Stefan /Germany🇩🇪
If you like to go to places where there is nothing much except nature, I would invest in a satellite phone. Things can go south real fast sometimes and life and death situations can arise and leave you impotent to do anything about it.
just saw this video and looked over your gear, i dont see any emergency communication equipment, sat phone, amature radio lisence and portable gear? emergency beacon extremly necessary when your going in the middle of noware
The camp office did not have water and Marisa could have purchased water in the town that was past the freshwater stream, but it was just as easy to fill it.
great video...happy new year 2023 ready for more onscreen adventures from you guys as the yr picks up speed...grand Tim could ride one the 2nd day marisa was really sad that he wasn'd feeling good even went an extra step and sacrified her water, how much water do you guys carry??....marisa can't ride at all? or she can like ride a small dirt bike, say like a 2 stroke ktm...i thought she is a novice rider...."she knows her way around the bike, can ride shot distances"...but she got Tim😀
Thank you and happy new year! Marisa can’t ride a bicycle 😔 let alone our giant KTM. But she went the extra mile to hike all the way to the nearest store. We carry around 4 liters of water while on the bike, and try to camp by fresh water streams or will stock up at a store if we know we will be camping a few nights. We weren’t prepared for this unexpected illness, but Marisa saved the day!
@@2UpAndOverloaded but she is a good nurse and she hiked in bear country to get supplies that was brave ...this one was a nice one...4 litres is an average amount...
We do have a filter, and would have used it if there was no other options. Fresh water streams and lakes are great for that, but the lake at the end of the glacier runoff was pretty dirty and it would have clogged our filter. Thankfully there was a fresh stream not far away.
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What an amazing wife ( nurse ) you have Tim , Marisa braved the elements , bears and wild animals just to get you fresh water , food and medicine, what a ⭐️, it’s no fun for either of you when ones ill , and you were right to move on to get somewhere you could be warm again , well done guys , GL
Marisa is a super hero! I am so thankful to have her by my side in sickness and in health. She gets us through some tough times!
As always, thank you for the kind words and support! We love reading your comments and they always make us smile!
A day without coffee ain't living! Glad to see you rebounded so quickly, Tim. Marisa makes a great nurse!
Thanks Wade!!! Yes, that's probably how I got ill in the first place, not drinking enough coffee! Thanks for watching, writing in, and have a happy new year!!
The epic tail of Marisa’s harrowing journey to the general store is the stuff of legend. I look forward to the mini series. I was on the edge of my seat 😊
Her side quest was almost equal to the Lord of the Rings Trilogy lol! I am very thankful to have her by my side!
Thanks for tuning in and Happy New Year!
the mine looks amazing. Like they built a skyscraper on the side of a mountain cliff, just incredible. What a great wife.
She’s a super hero! I’m super lucky to have such an awesome wife!
Wonderful job taking care of Tim. It would be a good idea to learn how to drive the motorcycle just Incase of major problem.
Thank you David. Yes, I (Marisa) plan on learning how to ride a motorcycle, but considering I haven't yet learned how to ride a bicycle, it'll be a little while. Also, I don't think I'll ever be able to ride our KTM just because it is so tall and in an emergency, I would rather get help via our satellite messenger than risk putting Tim on that bike with me driving... Could become a recipe for disaster. But either way, I will learn one day how to ride just because I like motorcycles and I like learning new things, and it sounds like fun! Thank you so much for watching and for the good advice!
@@2UpAndOverloaded how do you get to your age not being able to ride a bicycle, thats mental
Thanks for your time.. bless n carry on
Thanks for the good vibes!
Lets hear a round of applause for nurse Marisa🎉 Glad to see Tim feeling better. Covid is bad news anywhere, but out in the remote area of Alaska has got to be one of the worst places. Super Marisa saves the day❗️and no killer raccoons ❗️❗️
Hahaha! Thanks so much! This is Marisa here, and I am also very glad there were no killer raccoons!! Yeah, it's for sure a terrible place to get sick like that, and I definitely had a moment of panic. Honestly, nothing like that has ever happened to us before, it's always me who gets injured or sick, not usually Tim, especially not in such a debilitating way. Thanks again for commenting and for the high praise!
WOW, that sounds for me like a nightmare to get sick in the wilderness. Tim you can be really proud of your wife!! To be a perfect Team is so important when you travel by Bike in nowhere. Go on happy riding and take care..
It was pretty crappy for sure. I was zonked out and wasn’t really sure what was going on for a good 24 hours. I’m super thankful I wasn’t alone, and Marisa is a rockstar. I’m so glad to have her as a teammate as we explore the world!
Thanks again for all of the positivity!
F.E.A.R. - Facing Every Adversity Realistically.
Many would never do what you two are doing. Thank you for showing them some can!
I love that slogan! It is definitely a slogan we live by without even knowing the saying! That's golden!
Tim, Marisa another outstanding, and well done video. I can see you guys someday on the exploration channel. Tim being sick out there is no fun, I’ve been there and done that. Marisa the motorcycle Angel saving the day with water, food, medicine, restock, taking care of Tim! You guys make me smile. Anyhow, peace to the both of you, and please keep the rubber side up, and all that you do.
Thank you so much for the kind words and encouragement! There are some tough days, but they are far and few between the amazing days. And I’m glad to have Marisa with me on all of the good, and especially on the rare bad.
Thanks again!
It’s so funny, I’m looking back at past videos, and your first reveal of the new KTM. So now I’m gonna have to sit here all day and watch all the rest of the videos. Again, thank you for all that you do for the motorcycle community. I continue to look forward to more videos that you produce. U2 are in my thoughts and prayers as you ride down the road. Keep the rubber side up, keep the smiles and the laughter coming, and most of all be safe out there, and enjoy life to the fullest.
@@jameslee5428 Thank you for such heartfelt and uplifting words! I love that you're enjoying the videos, and it's people like you with comments like yours that keep us going. When we started, we told each other that we're doing it for us, of course, but also, and perhaps even more importantly, to inspire others to get out there and live free, whether on a motorcycle or vicariously through videos or social media. Thank you again for keeping that inspiration going and for reaching back out to us to make us smile!
My husband and I spent 18 months on our motorcycle traveling the US and Canada. I got sick with pneumonia while in Pittsburgh and was down for about a week. I’m thankful that I was in a major city where I could get medical treatment and that I had the comfort of a hotel. I have to say, I was a bit nervous for Marisa watching her walk through the wilderness alone to fetch water for you. I too do not know how to operate our Triumph Explorer. Maybe it’s time I learn :) I’m really glad that I happened to come across your channel.
Thank you so much for joining the adventure!
Marisa is a super hero, and I couldn't have asked for a better partner as we meander around the world!
We hope that you enjoy the ride along with us!
Thank God that your husband got sick near the small town, that you were able to walk to get the pure water and food. So much to be thankful for. It could have been much worse but I am glad it was ok for you two.
So true! I am glad to have Marisa by my side. She is a super hero!
We have a pretty good guardian angel!
Once again a great watch. Thank you.
Have you ever thought of using Iodine for water treatment 2 drops into a litre wait 20 minutes and your good to go, worth a bit of research. Many thanks for bringing me along with you.
Happy new year.
Thank you and Happy New Year!
We will definitely look into the iodine treatment. We also have a little UV light that zaps most bacteria in around 20 seconds, but the problem was the water was so silty. If it came down to it we would have drank it either filtered or boiled. But the little iodine drops sound pretty good as well.
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Tim, your wife is an absolute gem. A better partner on 2 wheels you couldn't ask for. But honestly, please learn to ride the bike. I've been sick on my BMW R1200GSA, but solo. That's not fun being alone like that.
She is a champion for sure!! And I am definitely trying to get her more comfortable on smaller motorcycles and scooters... She will be doing wheelies in no time!
14:26 they are from the old hand tram that was once there. I took my Mountain Bike across it once about 25 years ago.
Brilliant! Thank you for confirming what those are!
Sounds like you should travel by car in the winter and bike in summer.
Ever thought of buying a small egg shaped travel trailers to pull behind your bike? Then you could have more food, water, supplies, and heat! With a small power source like the YETI power bank with a solar panel, you’d have all the power you need. Coffee pot, heat, cook plate, lights, computer w/ movies, and heat or air. Let’s not forget a nice bed to be sick in!! Lol 😅.
Glad you didn’t get to very sick from the virus. Stay prepared cause it will come back to visit you again!! Be safe , God Bless you.
Thank you so much Victoria for your advice and support. We actually go to lots of Overland Expos where we meet people traveling by four wheels who have great set ups just like what you described, and yes, we get jealous if them sometimes. Maybe one day we'll upgrade to a larger vehicle, but in the meantime, we like our two wheels. But you're right in that we have to continuously chase summer. Thanks again for watching and commenting!
You two awesome!! Marissa makes a great hunter/gatherer!
Marisa here - Thank you so much! I may not have motorcycle skills, but I walked to that water pipe like a champion!!
Glad Tim is better. Just a tip for future trips. Always carry activated charcoal pills with you when travelling. It helps for almost any food poisoning or things that make you unwell. 😉
Thanks for the info! We will definitely grab a few of those!
Happy New Year and we can't wait for what 2023 has to offer!
Happy to see ya make it through one of the trying times involving sickness.
Well done!
I’ve got to start watching these in order. Great trip.
Very blessed.
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We hope you enjoy the ride along with us!
Happy New Year
Marisa you are a brave woman for sure.
She is a super hero!
Nice video, glad it all turned out ok. There is a reality show about McCarthy. Made me think of all the cool characters of the town, like Neil. Also the kenecott mine.
Thanks! We will definitely check out that show! Sounds like it would be fun to watch!
Wow, what a journey!!! Glad you both made it through being ill on the road.
Thank you so much Michele! Yes, things are much better now, but it was not a fun spot to be sick in... Thanks for watching and for commenting!
You need to invest in a water filter bottle. Cheap and easy to use.
We have a gravity fed filter that works great. We would have used it here if there wasn’t a cleaner fresh source a mile away.
Tim's problem was obvious to this non physician. No coffee. Even a day or so later when this was filmed, he is showing the signs. But, I trust he will recover when his blood caffeine level is back up to normal levels. And by the way, Marissa is a "keeper". Hopefully you will one day share this story and video with your grandchildren.
I think you may have just earned some honorable degree in the medical field. 😂 I think you are correct and I have been trying to rebuild my coffee metabolism ever since!
You crack us up! Thanks for tuning in and happy new year!
I know about another couple who were truck camping in Alaska with a little girl. Both the little girl and dad got covid so they rented a house until the two were feeling better. .
Cheers.
What an awesome video, way too save Tim Marisa. Glad you are feeling better Tim, tough being sick on a bike.
Marisa is a super hero!
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My family of 11 just finished our 5th bout with the flu thing. Best wishes
Oh no! I hope you are all safe and healthy! Best wishes to you and your family
Rode to McCarthy and Kennicott in 2002 on my old BMW air-head, we were able to walk on the glacier from the old mine area.
It was awesome to look at, and to hear as it calved throughout the night! I wish I was feeling a little better to explore further, but it was a very nice setting to stare at while recovering!
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Hi guys. The title of this video should have been ‘Marissa’s Excellent Adventure’! You should also keep a stash of Pop Tarts as they are the only known way to feel better when you have Covid. Great video! Thanks!
Facts… 😂 thanks for the laugh!
Marisa’s Excellent Adventure 😆
Lucky that it all end up oke, guys. Welcome to the adventure world of 2023.
Happy New Year! 🎊 there are plenty of adventures ahead of us!
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Merci, oui c’est en fait l’une de nos plus grandes craintes c’est de ne pas pouvoir conduire la moto et nous sommes loin de tout. Merci d’avoir regardé et commenté!
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Guys, you are amazing. I’m so glad to find your channel here. I’m moto traveler the same. But have not so experience like you. So you are like manual for me. I hope one day I will do like you. Just sit on my GS and go through this beautiful world 😊
Welcome aboard! It has been an amazing adventure and you would love every mile of this wonderful planet!
Thanks for riding along with us!
The cold capital of Alaska!!! I slept under a road in a culvert one night about halfway to glenallen
It was such an epic ride! There were a few cold nights, but it wasn't so bad in August!
Thanks for riding along with us!
@@2UpAndOverloaded thanks for taking me!! 😁💯👍🏽
@@Dogatemyhomework927 you are very welcome!
Scary! But a great video with the right music.
Many of us have been in a similar situation, very sick but a long way from anywhere.
While it is bad for the one who is sick it can be worse for the healthy one trying to do what they can to help but mostly worrying about all the "what if's". (If there is someone else along that is) When we are alone and very sick it may mean lay there and either recover or die, or try to get to a town.
I'm glad you had some good weather to see how beautiful it is but the cold, grey, and wet weather is always around the corner. We are looking forward to your visit to the mine next time!
As always thanks for tuning in and for the positivity! I am so thankful to have Marisa y my side in sickness and in health. She boosts moral and enhances the good times. I don’t think I could travel as happily solo!
Very interesting.
Girl, you really should learn to ride!! If for no other reason than emergencies, but also to share the load of riding.
Ps: It’s not that hard to learn to ride! I’m female and did it and have now ridden all sorts of bikes including big monster Harleys. So if I can do it, so can you!
Thank you for your inspiring words! This is Marisa here and I have a ton of respect for you, because it's a scary thing for sure to take up riding, but I definitely will one day! Unfortunately our bike is so big and tall and heavy I will probably not be able to ride it out of emergency situations, but I still think it will be good and fun to learn to ride. Thank you for writing in and inspiring me to push that first day that I twist the throttle a little bit closer... 😃
@@2UpAndOverloaded , do it now before you have no choice. Let the bike do the work. You just tell it where to go and how fast. Sure it's big and heavy, you may have to leave the gear to lighten it. But for both your sales... Learn
@@missingutah thank you so much! And that's good advice.
Looks like an interesting place to spend some time doing photography… fun juxtaposition for me, having just got back from the Bahamas, and seeing you guys all bundled up is funny …
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Lol. It sure is night and day here in Florida versus in Alaska! We are enjoying our time here tremendously!
There was so much to take pictures of, I’m bummed I was feeling so crappy, but we did check out the old mine the next day!
@@2UpAndOverloaded I do look forward to that vid, that area is unknown to me and on my hit list for my next Alaska trip …
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Sounds almost like Guardia, a parasite in the water. Happened to me years ago in Colorado. It hit hard and fast and totally incapacitated me.
Oh no, that’s awful! Once tested, it was confirmed that I caught COVID. Not fun. I only get sick once a year, but when I do, it’s pretty bad!
I've had giardia multiple times in Nepal and Cambodia, have been caught out on the way to Jomson, shitting and chundering simultaneously. 4 x 500 mgm Tinidazole in one dose gets you going again in hours. Always carry a big pile of Tinidazole with me, enough for at least 5 cases.
That was also my first thought..up here in Alaska we call it ‘Beaver Fever’ and we don’t drink raw water out of streams and lakes below elevations where critters, especially beaver, live..my $.02 advice is to follow Tony Cook’s advice above..and, FWIW, Chitina is locally pronounced as “chit’na”..many Alaskan names are pronounced different than most would think..
I just discovered your channel when this episode popped up and already like it..definitely subscribing! OnOn!
Yikes! Sick w no water a portable purifying system if no running water available would be helpful. Also can you teach your wife to drive motercycle in case of emergency? That can be helpful when you least expect it.
Indeed. We have a gravity water filter that we use often. But this water would have clogged it because it was so full of silt. We would have used it, but thankfully there was a fresh water stream close by.
Ugh. Brutal. Coffee tastes wrong when I’m sick! Isn’t Covid weird. Different for each of us.
Glad you’re better!
Thank you so much Penelope! Luckily for me, coffee (after COVID) is still amazing 😁
@@2UpAndOverloaded oh yeah. When coffee tastes good again it’s a very positive sign. 😁
Yep I hope this gets here Subs up
Thank you! I’m excited to see our channel grow.
Thanks for the trip! I am curious to know if you had any covid vaccinations prior to your illness at the campground? A bad fever and feeling pretty bad for only a couple of days and then you were up and about again. They always say that it makes the illness less severe.
We definitely had our shots and boosters before leaving. I am sure that was a big plus of not feeling terrible for more than we did!
Tim(팀)🤴and 태열 (Tae-yoel)🤝구독자 선택은 운명인것같습니다 🧞♂️팀(Tim)항상 적극 지지 하겠습니다 ~몸과마음으로👌
시청 해주셔서 감사합니다!
Episode 50 starring Marisa Notier. Now I know you guys love your KTM, but consider this. If you were doing this on a Honda Monkey, Marisa could have just hopped on and run into town. And even if you carried just a bag of groceries, the "overloaded" part would still apply. Glad Tim survived. Being sick at home on your own couch watching back episodes of Notier's Frontiers is bad enough (I don't mean the videos), but a sleeping bag in a tent! At least you had some pod casts to pass the time. Okay, see you Saturday🙂
😂 Marisa can’t ride a bicycle, but we do have some surprises coming up regarding our future plans. (The suspense!!).
Thanks for always making us chuckle, and we hope you get better soon!
@@2UpAndOverloaded Yikes, I wrote Melisa instead of Marisa. Fixed it, sorry. Commenting while half asleep. Question, I bought one of your books a few months back, and was looking to get the next one. I could swear I didn't buy through Amazon, but don't see an option to buy direct on the website. Did I miss it?
I would love to send you a signed copy. Shoot me an email at Notiersfrontiers@outlook.com and we’ll get it out the door ASAP for $25 with shipping included and I’ll throw in some of our new stickers as well!
We can’t thank you enough for the support!
Oh not nice to get sick when your out camping in the wild.When your sick its nice to be in the comfort of your home.Happy new yr guys.How far was that fresh water supply from your tent?How much miles is on your ktm now?I love it.cheers guys stay safe.
Hi Derrick Murphy, yeah it definitely was not nice to be sick out there. So the water source was about two miles away, and McCarthy was a bit farther than that. The woman that had originally told us about it said she thought it was a half mile away, but clearly she'd only heard about it and had never been there herself. And to answer your question about the KTM, she's got about 25,000 miles on her now! Thanks for watching and for your input, and happy new year to you too!!
@@2UpAndOverloaded thank you for your reply people like you guys keep my faith in humanity alive. Ye 2 are great people, love from Ireland 🇮🇪.
@@derrickmurphy9859 Greetings to Ireland! And thanks for keeping our spirits high with your kind words 😁
I don't know if this works, what if you use those old time coffee filters or paper towels in a colander to filter out the big stuff. I guess you're limited on what you can bring.
We actually have a water filter, but it would have clogged easily. If there wasn’t a fresh source of water we would have absolutely used it. But the coffee filter trick isn’t a bad idea to get ride of most of the large debris!
Thanks for the tip and for tuning in!
Water was a problem, why ?? Dig a hole 2-3 feet from the "shoreline" this will fill up than use you filter, done!!
That is definitely be the best way to get cleaner water to filter. Thankfully, Marisa was told about a fresh spring. But that’s a brilliant way to filter water !
@@2UpAndOverloaded If seen it in the video if just finished. Was just thinking for Maria. This method you can also use where you have very very dirty water but than it will take just longer to fill up. Funny thing was laying sick down at the same place 😁. I wish you both save travels. Stefan /Germany🇩🇪
Your adventures are very interesting. You guys seem modest and earnest. I joke and reveal my envy at your ability to become hippy bums with style.
Thanks for tuning in! We love traveling and try to keep it light and humorous!
I love the reference of hippy bums with style 😂. I’m going to use that!
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Happy New Year!
If you like to go to places where there is nothing much except nature, I would invest in a satellite phone. Things can go south real fast sometimes and life and death situations can arise and leave you impotent to do anything about it.
We have a Garmin inReach. It tracks out every move and has an 🆘 function.
We can text friends and family from anywhere in the world.
Marisa, I absolutely LOVE your hair! How do you take care of it while wearing a helmet?
🤣 Sometimes I look like Edward Scissor Hands!
But I try to untangle most of the knots before we film!
Thanks for riding along with us!
1- Did Tim actually say “Caribbean glacial water?” 😂😂
Oh hey, the town of Chitina is actually pronounced Chitna. I have no idea why the second “i” is silent. 😂
😂 I didn’t catch that! 😆 On further inspection, that’s not a thing!
@@2UpAndOverloaded haha! That’s okay, I think Marisa said Tim was in the tent and walked away. 🤔🤣
Curious, What month of the year were you visiting Mccarthy?
It was early September when we were there! We were super lucky with the weather in Alaska!
just saw this video and looked over your gear, i dont see any emergency communication equipment, sat phone, amature radio lisence and portable gear? emergency beacon extremly necessary when your going in the middle of noware
We have a Garmin inReach. Thankfully we have never had to use it, but it tracks our every move while on the road.
Why wouldn’t you just have got water from the office or the town?? Confused.
The camp office did not have water and Marisa could have purchased water in the town that was past the freshwater stream, but it was just as easy to fill it.
great video...happy new year 2023 ready for more onscreen adventures from you guys as the yr picks up speed...grand Tim could ride one the 2nd day marisa was really sad that he wasn'd feeling good even went an extra step and sacrified her water, how much water do you guys carry??....marisa can't ride at all? or she can like ride a small dirt bike, say like a 2 stroke ktm...i thought she is a novice rider...."she knows her way around the bike, can ride shot distances"...but she got Tim😀
Thank you and happy new year!
Marisa can’t ride a bicycle 😔 let alone our giant KTM. But she went the extra mile to hike all the way to the nearest store.
We carry around 4 liters of water while on the bike, and try to camp by fresh water streams or will stock up at a store if we know we will be camping a few nights.
We weren’t prepared for this unexpected illness, but Marisa saved the day!
@@2UpAndOverloaded but she is a good nurse and she hiked in bear country to get supplies that was brave
...this one was a nice one...4 litres is an average amount...
Did you guys bring a water filter? If you have a water filter in alaska you should be good pretty much anywhere
We do have a filter, and would have used it if there was no other options. Fresh water streams and lakes are great for that, but the lake at the end of the glacier runoff was pretty dirty and it would have clogged our filter.
Thankfully there was a fresh stream not far away.
@@2UpAndOverloaded copy that. 👍🏼. One can also boil sus water sources as well in a pinch. Sounds like you guys got it covered. Good stuff!
Trouble in paradise??
Thankfully I had Marisa to nurse me back to health!
Were you there around the same time as Itchy Boots ? Did you ever cross her path ?
We were but missed her.
Jammer de bammer, helaas pindakaas. Noraly Schoenmaker is snel als water.
You guys are on vacation?! Why are you out there with a futon in a teepee
That teepee was the campgrounds... I just wandered into it and passed out.
We travel with a Big Agnus Bikepacker Hotel 2.
Try boiling
There was a fresh water stream near by or else we would have filtered and boiled the glacier run off water.
Helicopters sent to rescue they will collect all belongings and parties with blankets medicine and food to such shelter
AFFA angels never die nffn HMS council
Thankfully it didn’t come to that. But that is why we carry our Garmin inReach for worst case scenarios.
There battalion are always ready to pick up stranded parties in any location so do not be afraid to show distress as it only saves your life and there trained to pick you up even if you do not show distress as garmin do shut down as people
Don't be a hero and play it of they are there to help all of right or wrong actions
AFFA angels never die nffn HMS councol