I think I understand how to dilute out out . What worries is that while I know that this 10% is permethrin but I do not know what that other 90% is. Does anyone know what that other 90% is ? Vegetable Oil? ETOH? Benzine?

What's the condensation like in the rain, with all the contact between the mesh and yourself?

the boy scouts painted there they did many trees and had fun from grand Marais to Superior Campground I volunteer from Superior Campground to Musky

Planning this hike in September. How many miles was it?

I have two more days until I attempt to hit the Tecumseh within two days.

I’m such an old worry wart. I’d worry about ticks. Great video, though.

This is the great state of Michigan! We call this "root beer fallsl" because of the color

Too ultralight for me. Looks like the bags dry cleaners put over a suit. I have a mid in polyester about 30d.

I definitely like the triangle net setup. Overall, this is a very cool tarp. ✌️

Right on the pine straw

Love this tune❤

This is a great backpacking loop. I did this with a friend in early October this year. Rugged terrain. Lots of elevation change - believe it or not about 4,000 feet total over the 24 mile loop. A very hilly area located on the Ohio River in southern Indiana. My favorite trail in Indiana.

Big miles out of the gate. Good job with the video.

I've enjoyed following along on your journey this summer. Thanks for all the videos and the effort you put into sharing them with us. From a fellow Hoosier hiker, I wish you the best.

I have the bugnet I have the carbon stakes I have the polycryo ground sheet I have the amsteel guylines and tensioners I just can't get a pocket tarp here in the UK What a bummer 😅

How long is that near-vertical climb on South Kinsman? It looks scary. Is that in your “top 5” most difficult places on the AT? I see videos of Wildcat too. Another vertical climb. You have a great positive attitude. 😊

Have you tried hammocks?

I began following and subscribed after the game ended, but I hope to catch up. I constantly flip ahead and read the ending of every book I have read, so knowing how it ends is no bother. Were the trails in Georgia more challenging than the Smokies?

I will be two years of planning into it by my starting date of 03/25/2025. What kind of physical training were you able to do pre-hike?

Thanks for sharing - I'll be coming down from Indy as well.

A nice rundown on the trail - good job with the hike.

What up!?!

Following you from Perry County,IN

This was a wonderful day in a stunning nature. Great captures and nice nature sounds, well it’s simply enjoyable content my friend!

Beautiful hike, breathtaking forest, thank you. Stay safe 🙏❤️

Worst thing for me when I'm hiking is ticks. A net that cant protect me from ticks aswell as mosquitos isnt for me. Wish it hat an option to attach it to a ground sheet. Maybe a magnet strip or whatever.

What a beautiful landscape to hike in. Beautiful waterfall also. Good to see you!

Those bridges reminds me of the Smokey Mountains.

Very cool. Looks like you’re doing well!

It was fun to watch your adventure! Those conditions on the Trail were beyond anything that has occurred in the past. You pushed and accomplished all that you could within the constraints of off trail life. I started an End to End of the Long Trail and was forced to halt it. We have a responsibility to protect the trail and ourselves. I was fortunate enough to shift the hike to the AT and help my Trail Brother complete the last 188 miles and Summit Katahdin August 3rd. Maine is the toughest state even when conditions are great! Yet, it also can be the most beautiful experience of all. When the time is right and the trail is ready, I am sure you will return! Good luck with all that you are dealing with. Give yourself Grace and as I always say, Keep the Faith and Keep HikN^!

it was a great adventure. hope all works out....one day at a time

Can’t wait to see you come back to finish Maine stronger than ever :) enjoy some much deserved R&R

Hey dude not sure if you'll be back this year or not but hopeful lol, I Loved watching your content and progress, Sometimes life happens and we have to be pulled away, but maybe your body and soul needed a break as well. Hope to hear an update from you soon, but you had a dang good run this year for sure you got all the way down to one state man, that's one hell of an accomplishment.

You had one heck of an adventure, thanks for sharing it with us! Hope everything works out for you back at home and looking forward to future videos!

Catching up on videos but have to say, this one was worth the wait! So cool and love your positive attitude with everything that comes your way. I'm excited for you to finish but a little sad too, LOL.

Enjoyed your adventure. Interesting turn of events. Similar event happened to me on my trek at the same point in my hike. Hard to explain how that “emotional “ burden grabs you and won’t let go . I came back to finish the next year and I wish you the energy to do the same. It’ll be worth it!! Best of luck to you….I look forward to your video of you on top of “ The Mountain “ 👍👣👣👣

What an amazing hike you did and shared! Thank you for bringing me along. You hike your own hike. The AT is not going anywhere. In my eyes, a AT thru hike is a lifetime trail.. not restricted to a year. Good luck you Bluehat

Fun fact: The brownish color of the falls is caused by the resin in the roots of the cedar trees in the marshlands where the headwaters of the river form. (Edit) This is why the nickname "root beer falls" is often used.

Followed your trip and really enjoyed the way you captured the trail and the experience. What an adventure! I hope that you are feeling more yourself. If not, you might want to get tested for tick borne diseases. Docs here in Indiana don't often think of that as possible cause of problems.

One more thing. I took a look at Day 1/2 video and Days 129/130. Its easy to see what happened.

Fantastic hike so far! You're doing the right thing. Keep moving forward my friend. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us! Looking forward to following you to the finish. Was a huge honor to meet you. Happy Hiking!

I rode the cog railway up to the top of Mt. Washington years ago. Plan was to hike down but the weather was downright dangerous so we took the train back down. Did get mooned by a passenger on another train that passed us as we descended. LOL Great job and thank you for the beautiful views!

So happy to have met you. Thank you for sharing your A.T. experience. Best of luck. Grateful's Family sends the best to you!

You are absolutely NOT a disappointment to anyone on here! We appreciate your sharing your journey with us, with its ups and downs. Life is nothing if not ever changing! I know it hurt to make that decision to get off trail (at least for now), but you have to do what is best for you and yours. I look forward to whatever is next, but I'll miss waking up to a new video! :) Take care of yourself, get well, take care of whatever needs taking care of, and we'll catch you next time!

First, YOU are not a disappointment, so please don't think that. Whatever is happening back home needs your attention. You're doing the right thing. The trail will always be there. So once it's taken care of come.back. 267 miles is doable. You can even do SOBO if time permits or next year. Be proud of all you have accomplished, not haven't gotten to yet. I'm so proud of you and all you have done. Hopefully, you'll get a Lymes test and rest, and you'll be feeling better without the stress of the trail and deadlines. Just thinking about home, life, trail, and logistics is enough to make anyone sick. You have been amazing, and your videos are awesome. Thank you, thank you, thank you for all the content and work it took to take us along. Fantastic journey 👏👏👏🎉🎊🥳 looking forward to what you have in the future. God Bless you and what lies ahead for you. 😊

Have been with you since you before you started this adventure. You did a great job, mental health is the most important thing that you can do for yourself. You made the right choice in stopping where you were, you could see the change on your face when you made your decision. A face at peace. I have no doubt that you will return and finish the AT. Good luck with your next chapter in life, a lot of times, I feel, change happens for a reason. We may not understand it at the time but it will all work out.

illness, schedule unreality, obligations, sacrifices...it all adds up...at least your out of these seemingly historic rains up here! Any fall would be perfect time to bang out the rest in the colorful northeast....best of luck ,BHH, I'll be continuing to check in on the channel {probably a lot of dog walking by the looks of it!)

Sure hope you’re doing well. My best to you! Don’t get down on yourself for long. You are great. Keep on keeping on.

Best is to take care of yourself. Can always go back. Nice journey, and good luck going forward. Take care 😊

Take care of yourself! I met you at I-40 crossing and has been fascinating following your journey ever since!