Thank you. It's great to hear from you, and thanks for your comment. I'm following some people this year as well, unfortunately, half of them dropped out already. 🙂

Enjoy!

Thanks, glad you had a good time there as well.

Thank you.

Go for it...

Thanks! Very kind of you.

I can't remember the name of the app, but it cost me about $40 a year to use. The problem is that I had/have an Android phone, and there weren't any quality video editors back then. Whichever one it was I used was the only real choice. On the other hand, Apple phones had a bunch of good apps to choose from. Producing 10-20 minute videos for each day on the trail was sometimes a labor of love and sometimes a pain in the ass. I spent hours doing it in 2015. In 2016 I did all the editing when I got home.

@@CaptainDansWanderings Thanks for the info. I never heard you referencing your efforts to edit on trail so I thought you might have sent your videos to someone who helped compile them for KZbin. I am even more impressed with your PCT playlist. Great job!

@@washingtonmike8296 Thank you.

Good idea.

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Happy New Year to you as well "Rsdisme". Seems longer than only 7 years ago, but when I re-watch these home movies, it seems like yesterday. I'm glad you enjoyed these videos and I'm glad you're enjoying your hikes in Australia. I receive a newsletter from the Bibbulmun Track, and hope to hike it some day. Some day...

It was a dangerous section because it was steep and icy, and there's no trail at the top as I was trying to make my way up and over the snow cornice. Getting thru the snow chute was unnerving as well. Normally, I don't even think to videotape what I'm doing when it gets like this because I forget, but this time I remembered to hit the record button and stuck my phone in my pocket as crawled on my hands and knees to get to the top. Thankfully, Ass Patch and Vicki waited for me at the top, and he guided me thru the safest route. If I'd owned a good GoPro (I only had a GoPro 2 at the time) and attached it to my chest or on top of my head, the footage would have been better. Basically, I was scared and worried about falling to my death, so I didn't get any good footage.

@@CaptainDansWanderings At that point I was worried for you. The intensity of the moment was evident to me. Do you ever reflect on what you would have done if those other hikers weren’t there? I do limited section hiking in Washington and Oregon and traversing a snow bank with only a 20ft. drop potential is a chest thumper for me. I never saw an ice axe. Thoughts on that? I appreciate all your PCT videos. I watch them regularly. Happy New Year. Hikes in ‘23?

@@washingtonmike8296 I bought an ice axe but didn't take it, probably would have given me peace of mind a couple times if I had. I likely would have continued over Forrester Pass on my own but it would have been more difficult. I had similar issues getting around Mt Thielsen but was fortunate to have Kathryn and Conrad with me that day. No hikes planned for 2023. You?

@@CaptainDansWanderings - I hope to put another piece of the PCT in my “connect the dots” technique of hiking. In Washington I would continue from Forest Road 23 through Goat Rocks to Stevens Pass. 🫰🏼🤞🤞🤞The chances of that are quite small though. Scheduling and responsibilities at home are very important too. I may have to stay local with day hikes and re-watch some of my favorite hiking videos. Which rates a 7++ on the “fun meter”. But I will always keep the Pacific Coast Trail close to my heart and dream.

👍💪🏻

This section of coastline was especially scenic. I enjoyed it very much.

Hi Jack, it's good to hear from you. Yeah, New Mexico is my home now. Thanks for the tip on Aloha. Good ol' Scott Summit, where I quit (2015) and restarted (2016). Plus, I camped there a couple years later and did trail magic as well. Hope y'all had a good time there, beautiful area. Take care.

Yeah, the tree catching fire wasn't expected. Fortunately, it didn't spread.

Hello Jack. It's good to hear from ya. Thanks for your kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed my PCT videos. I watch them now and then, just to kinda relive those moments. I have considered the CDT, the southern terminus is just the next county over. I don't have any plans to hike it, but I'd like to think I could some day. It's too bad I didn't get to meet you and the missus when I passed thru your area. I appreciate you being trail angels for the hikers. I did some impromptu trail angel-ing while I was camping in my pickup and I enjoyed meeting the hikers. Thanks for dropping by, y'all take care of yourselves.

I don't recall exactly, maybe $5. It felt good.

@@CaptainDansWanderings nice gonna try soon :)

@@CaptainDansWanderings Dont mind me asking. How much for a haircut? I might drop by one of these days to try it out.

The straps didn't interfere with each other. I suppose there was a little better weight distribution with some of the weight transferred to the front, but the main benefit was that all the things I needed to have quick access to were now conveniently in front of me and not stuck in my backpack. Water, snacks, camera stuff, etc. It made a big difference for me because as a solo hiker I couldn't turn to my partner and say "Could you get this out of the back of my pack for me?"

@@CaptainDansWanderings Thanks for the reply. Most of my hiking is solo and your right, it can be a hassle to “off load” the pack for little things only to slap it back on again.

Doin' fine here in southwestern NM, Reinhold.

@@CaptainDansWanderings Tought your home was in Kentucky,. Good the tornados didnt hit you. Merry Christmas.

In 2015 I edited and uploaded videos while on the trail and I think I used a program called Kinemaster on my Android phone. Cost around $50. In 2016 I did all the editing after I finished on my PC and I think I used the old Windows Movie Maker program which was free.

@@CaptainDansWanderings Thanks for the info.

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This was in the Little India section so I'm not sure about the other sections of the city.

Thanks GGAP.

Thanks Ken.

Yup, I lay in the back of my pickup and stargaze.

Thanks Skippy Lippy, nice description and glad you liked it.

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Thanks Bill, so far, so good.

Thanks Mike.

@@CaptainDansWanderings I appreciate your PCT videos in particular. I have watched them multiple times. Since 2015 I have not had the opportunity to hike more than 10 miles at a time ….but this July I have been able to clear 6 whole days for a hike from Cascade Locks to Forest Road 23 in Washington. Your videos from that section are getting a little more watch time from me. I have always been drawn to the Pacific “Coast” CREST Trail since hiking the Eagle Creek alternate in 1976. You and a long list of video producers have helped me hang in there until this chance to hike was crafted. Thank you and keep “Livin’ the Dream”.

@@washingtonmike8296 I'm glad to hear my videos were of help to you. You're gonna have a blast on your hike. Enjoy!

Thank you.

Thanks Martin.