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@ColbyPark-dj6zx 2 күн бұрын
Hey Indy, love the vids and found them for your TRT content. Planning on that hike for me next year! A few thoughts (I did the JMT and Uinta Highline Trails this summer): If you are going to use a quilt, I don't think your foam bad is going to be the best option. Quilts work best inflatable pads in the sense that they are a system that needs to work together, as you know. I am just not convinced a quilt will keep you warm on a foam pad. Tent: I used the Zpacks Altaplex (I'm a little taller) but the Plex Solo may work well for you. Relatively small footprint which wasn't a problem for me on either of those two trails. CNOC Bags: Awesome! You can also choose to have one of your bottles as a dirty bottle and use that to get water in tougher/shallower streams. Cold Soaking: 100% agree with you. Food for me on trail is very practical/pragmatic. Pack: Sorry about your pack. I've enjoyed the zpack Arc Haul and ensuring my waist straps are snug. Good luck on your choice for a new one, shopping can be fun! Socks: I love toe socks too! I bought a pair of XOSkins from Garage Grown Gear and they worked for the ~350 miles I did this summer. I'm gonna have to buy me some of those portawipes, never heard of those before. They look great! Thanks again for the videos, they've been fun to watch.
@hiking_heather Күн бұрын
@@ColbyPark-dj6zx Hello! Thanks so much for the comment! I was actually wondering myself about the quilt / foam pad combo and if that would work. I hadn’t researched it yet. So I wonder then if it’s worth getting a quilt if I need to add weight back for the pad? The JMT is at the top of my list, after I finish the CT. Did you go NOBO or SOBO? I’ve heard NOBO permits are easier to get. I hope you have a great time on the TRT next year! Desolation for me truly lived up to the hype. I’ve been looking at the zpacks tents, I’m guessing that is the direction I will go. Getting weight down seems to be a challenge for me. And it’s not the number per se that I care about it’s how it feels on my body. It’s encouraging to hear when people are successful with cold soaking. I think I’m going to do it! ☺️ I’ve thought about the one water bottle as a dirty but I like to keep my water stops to a minimum but I guess I could just drink from the dirty through the sawyer. I haven’t done that but see people doing it sometimes. Definitely something to consider. I’ll need to check out those socks! Happy hiking! Thanks for watching!
@ColbyPark-dj6zx Күн бұрын
@@hiking_heather With the sleep system, you may be able to see how much weight you save going with a quilt and what you'd add by picking up an inflatable pad. The Thermarests can get quite light, but the lightest ones are hard for me as a side sleeper! JMT was amazing. I was able to go SOBO from Happy Isles (Yosemite, the golden ticket!). I did it with my 15yr old son which was a fabulous experience and such an amazing trip! There is so much water on the JMT that you can literally just carry 1 liter almost the entire time (depending on what month you go I guess). Just put the sawyer onto the bottle and dip it the streams. It can work if you are ok drinking through the filter (which isn't a bad option, IMO). Curious if you'd possibly do a "Logistics and Planning the TRT" video? I know you can just do the entire trail without a permit but may mean you have to do Desolation in 1 day (~30 miles?). How does the TRT Society do permits or through the Desolation? Lots of questions I'm trying to find help with on KZbin. Anyway, fun to watch your videos! I'm now considering the CT, but I don't know if I can do it all in one hike which makes me sad! I'd prefer to try and do it together, but that may just not be feasible unfortunately with my work schedule :( Keep them coming!
@hiking_heather Күн бұрын
@@ColbyPark-dj6zx I am doing the CT in three sections, I would have loved to do it all in one but also couldn’t get away for that long. It’s still amazing regardless! I highly recommend it. I’d totally be down for creating a TRT logistics and planning video. I will start working on that. :-) if there is anything specific you are wondering about besides Desolation let me know and I can be sure to include that. Amazing opportunity for your JMT hike and especially with your son! Have to admit I’m jealous.
@ColbyPark-dj6zx Күн бұрын
@@hiking_heather I think the permitting and longer water carries are where I am most concerned/have questions. What options are there for those longer stretches on the East side? 1. Just carry a lot of water starting at X point and ending at Y campground. 2. Pay for or create your own water cache at X and Y locations. 3. Do a REALLY long day from North Kingsbury (?) to Spooner, Marlette, or even Tahoe Meadows? I feel like food resupply is pretty straight forward with South Lake Tahoe and Tahoe City but maybe there is something more/different?
@johnnyhoover5870 3 күн бұрын
Always good to make changes to gear. When I had some back issues, changing my pack made all the difference in the world. Love the video and the channel.
@hiking_heather Күн бұрын
@@johnnyhoover5870 seems like a never ending cycle of changing gear. I hope to land on a setup that I’m comfortable with sooner than later ;-) The more you hike though the more you learn and also change what works. I’m so glad you enjoy the videos! 💗
@suemoore1965 7 күн бұрын
INDY --LOVE YOUR HAIRCUT 💕🤍👣 INJINJI SOCKS HAVE A YEAR WARRANTY. KEEP YOUR RECEIPTS 💕🤍👣 NICE TO SEE A VIDEO POP UP FROM YOU 💕🤍👣
@hiking_heather 7 күн бұрын
@@suemoore1965 Thank you Sue and as always so nice to hear from you as well! And I did not know that about Injini, so that is super helpful. Thank you! I will need to look at purchase dates.
@tralasong 7 күн бұрын
Did I meet you on a sweet little trail in Oregon a couple of months ago? Thanks for your videos. I'm a woman getting back into shape later in life and have found the trail to be so many things to me in that endeavor.
@hiking_heather 7 күн бұрын
@@tralasong I’m glad you enjoy the videos! The trail is healing in so many ways. 💗 And no I haven’t been to Oregon in a few years.
@andreabritz4572 7 күн бұрын
Thanks for your gear review. I hiked the CT by segments in 2020 and found that I was just too tired to cook food after a day of hiking. So I switched to cold soaking for breakfast and dinner. Lunch was dried fruit and nuts or a raw bar. For 2-3 day hikes in sunny and warm CO weather it worked really well. To keep plastic waste at a minimum I dehydrated my food before a hike and then mixed various ingredients together, Powdered peanutbutter and coconut milk were key ingredients. I use pockets for everything: watterbottles on a shoulder strap, two pockets on my hip belt and I bought a hiking skirt with at least 6 pockets. I love organisation and this works so well for me. Maybe I ought to change my trail name to "pocket", haha. My pack is from Zpacks and my sleeping quilt from Enlightened Equipment and I love both. My pad is the same as yours. My pillow is from OutdoorVitals. My water system is heavier, but it works well in shallow water, so I am sticking with it.
@hiking_heather 7 күн бұрын
@@andreabritz4572 ooh I’ve thought about looking into dehydrating my own meals. I know the Thruhikers just published a book about meals but I’m vegan so I’ll need to see if they have some recipes that would be fitting. Having gear that you like and comfortable with is key. I think it’s interesting to see what everyone uses and likes or dislikes but end of day it’s so personal. I also like to be organized ;-) and use stuff sacks for that purpose as well. Helps to know that everything has its place. What is your trail name? Pockets would be a good one! ☺️
@adamwoolsey 8 күн бұрын
portawipes look amazing, wow! Great review, curious what tents, sleeping bags may be better?
@hiking_heather 7 күн бұрын
@@adamwoolsey thank you and yes they really are great! I’m not fully decided yet on what gear I will move to but I’m thinking about a zpacks tent and they have some good quilts too or an enlightened equipment quilt. I’ve also heard they have a quilt now that can be converted into a bag. Might be worth considering.
@xbalance 8 күн бұрын
Great gear review! You are going to be changing quite a few things. I used your same tent and BV on segment 24-28 of the CT in August. I also carried too much food. I am going to try the BV450 to reduce weight and volume. My backpack is the Flash 55, which is not ultralight, but I thought it was very comfortable. I wear the Topo Traverse for hiking and on the CT, and I really like them. I have worn Altra LP also and the rock plate in the Topo makes a big difference when hiking on rocky trail. I used the BeFree 1L and I liked it better than my sawyer mini. The 1L bottle is the perfect size for a dirty water bottle, is easier to fill up than a smart water bottle, it collapses and I can drink from it through the filter. Cheers! Add: I forgot to mention that I cold soaked 100% on the CT. I soaked oatmeal or lupini flakes with protein powder, green powder, peanut butter powder, olive oil and dried cranberries. Each soak had about 500 calories. I am a very easy eater, so my food choices might not be for everyone.
@hiking_heather 7 күн бұрын
@@xbalance Yes, unfortunately I do want to change quite a few things. :-( I feel like so much gear is trial and error. Hopefully I can get it dialed in soon though! Eating enough money has been a big struggle of mine but I can tell how much better I feel and perform if I’m getting enough calories so I’m not sure if I could go smaller in BV size but it’s a good thought! I’ve thought about looking into the Topos. I might make the switch. I misspoke in my video, I have the Altra Lone Peak 6, and from what I’ve heard about the 7 and 8’s they haven’t been getting good reviews. Nice to hear that you were successful cold soaking on your CT hike, I really need to think about what my food choices would look like but I think I want to go that route l. Or at least try it. I also already cold soak my breakfast, similar to yours. Oats and PB2 powder. I hadn’t considered adding my greens to that, I was drinking that separately, might need to try it. I’m also vegan so I’m somewhat limited when it comes to my dinners. I actually might do a video on that. If you have any cold soaking recipes or meals that you enjoy please let me know! Cheers!
@andreabritz4572 12 күн бұрын
I am very much enjoying your videos. Thanks for posting. I like Indie 500 much better than Black Spider (wasn't that from the CT?).
@hiking_heather 12 күн бұрын
@@andreabritz4572 Thank you! I’m so glad that people are enjoying them! Yes, I love Indy 500. The Black Widow was my alter ego from the CT, lol. Good memory!
@MetaFortune-f3t 13 күн бұрын
I'm from southern Indiana. Just saying
@hiking_heather 13 күн бұрын
@@MetaFortune-f3t well hello to a fellow Hoosier!
@MetaFortune-f3t 12 күн бұрын
@@hiking_heather ...I was talking with someone and we were trying to find out where the term "Hoosier" originated from. The Internet is strangely vague on this. What's your take?
@MetaFortune-f3t 13 күн бұрын
Interesting
@MetaFortune-f3t 13 күн бұрын
Your videos give me inspiration. I relate to you and your life circumstances that you have shared. Thank you for sharing this small glimpse, I look forward to watching more as we trudge along this path of life. Namaste
@hiking_heather 13 күн бұрын
@@MetaFortune-f3t thank you so much! It means a lot that you have gotten inspiration from me! ☺️
@MetaFortune-f3t 15 күн бұрын
You can also post comments when you have bear encounters....just sayin
@MetaFortune-f3t 15 күн бұрын
Hindy
@shannonthomas7720 18 күн бұрын
Congrats on all that you accomplished! I started tearing up when you did. It really is a profound experience. I will be heading back next year to finish what I started at Cottonwood Pass. It would be lovely if our paths cross.
@hiking_heather 18 күн бұрын
@@shannonthomas7720 thank you so much! 🤗 My emotions totally caught me off guard, I didn’t expect to get choked up. It’s so hard to put into words how you feel when you complete something you’ve set out to do. And it was be soooo amazing to cross paths! I am hopefully to be able to finish the trail next summer but I have some other plans so not sure if timing will be right. I also will be starting at segment 18 since that’s is where I left off last year.
@candybaxter8879 18 күн бұрын
I love your insights and thoughts. I have enjoyed following your journeys.
@hiking_heather 18 күн бұрын
@@candybaxter8879 thank you so much! It really means a lot that what I’m sharing is enjoyable or helpful!
@garyaaron8425 19 күн бұрын
Wow, I am gravitating more to your videos and I think I now recognize why. First, you narrate very well, but also show the landscape and know when that should be the speaker. The music selection is perfect, invigorating, and calming. I loved that when you need to step back, you explain why and offer addl info. Question about your socks: do you think having those socks contributes to less blisters or foot/feet issues? Thabknyou for filming and sharing.
@hiking_heather 18 күн бұрын
@@garyaaron8425 Thank you for the thoughtful words. I’m very glad you are enjoying my videos. They are coming from the heart. Yes, I love toe socks and definitely think they help reduce blisters. Moving to that and a wider toe box (trail runners) made a huge difference. I highly recommended them! Some people also just use the toe liners under other socks for me that feels too bulky.
@suemoore1965 20 күн бұрын
INDY --- Many times in my life I have wished I could move and change my name. I love how hikers can get a trail name and go hike somewhere new. I look at it as a life refresh Though many have trouble adjusting once back home. If we could figure out a way for a smoother transition once home, it could help so many. Some hikers end up making hiking their job. They are either prepping for a hike or on trail. There is no one size fits all and the WHY is unique to each hiker. Miss you... Hugs
@hiking_heather 19 күн бұрын
@@suemoore1965 it is so true! We have a very unique opportunity to recreate ourselves while on trail. We don’t have to be who we were or who people think we are. It’s such a freeing thought! Going back to the real world with real stresses and pressures is definitely jarring. Oh I would love to somehow make a living out of this! That would be my dream! Thanks as always for your thoughtful messages! 💗
@AdrianChilders 20 күн бұрын
Way to go Heather! I'm doing my research and your videos were inspirational. I'm a fan :)
@hiking_heather 20 күн бұрын
@@AdrianChilders well thank you very much! Means so much to me when someone tells me I was their inspiration!
@garyaaron8425 20 күн бұрын
I likenB-Dub, but really..hiw about Cricket Face? 😂 Great video. Thanks for sharing
@hiking_heather 20 күн бұрын
@@garyaaron8425 lol
@garyaaron8425 20 күн бұрын
Great voice and narration! Thank you for sharing your journey.
@hiking_heather 19 күн бұрын
Thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed it!
@BrawndoDrinker 20 күн бұрын
Hey Indy, thanks for a little insight. Yes coming back from a adventure can be a challenge, it always was for me until I understood the reasons that created those issues. I have been very active outdoors since I was a kid. Pro ww kayaker, rock climber, mt biker, and occasional backpacker and they all had different "why"s. The more risky the sport the more important the understanding of self, very required in dangerous places. My why changed through my life matching the change in sports, but I've always asked fellow athletes for their "why" from world class racers to average Joes. The answers for the most dangerous sports tend to be similar, but then get much more random as you cover the safe activities. The red flag people are the ones doing the high risk sports with a weak "why", I steer clear of them as they show very little awareness.
@hiking_heather 19 күн бұрын
@@BrawndoDrinker Hello! How did you come to understand the reason behind the issue with coming back to the real world? Any help would be great, all I can do to satiate those feelings is hitting a trail again. Interesting thought in the why being connected to the risk level! I’m very intrigued by that concept. And I totally agree that why’s can change over time, just as we do as individuals.
@sunisyde9992 20 күн бұрын
As far a thru hikes go, I've completed the Superior Hiking Trail in MN and the Centennial Trail in SD. My next thru hike is the TRT next month. I'm 50, married 30 years and have 7 adult children and 1 still in high school. My 'why' isn't complex. The wilderness has always called my soul. And even after a lifetime of bimonthly trips through the airport and rental cars and living out of my suitcase for weeks on end, I can't ignore it. I've never felt more right than when I'm huffing up some desolate track in the middle of nowhere. I've been dreaming about hikes I always wanted to take mumbling to my self that I would get to them "after retirement". Well, my old man passed away almost 5 years ago and he was retired for about 2 years. I've come to terms with the Idea that I shouldn't wait. "It's closer than you think."
@hiking_heather 20 күн бұрын
I will have to check those hikes out and I know my greatest fear is that it’s going to be too late by the time I get around to all my dreams. Maybe the fear I really need to face is how to go about living those dreams now, what sacrifices need to be made, what chances do I need to take. 🤔 I’m so sorry to hear about your dad! I have a feeling he will be with you in spirit when you do the TRT next month! I hope you have a wonderful adventure!💗
@mrtroytexx 21 күн бұрын
Excellent video. I'm 53 and have taken up hiking and backpacking as my primary hobby. Your video and commentary clearly laid out all the reasons I think many of us older folks hike and backpack. I recently moved to Nevada, part time, and hike 8 to 10 mi daily just to condition myself for section hikes on the TRT, in preparation for next year doing the thru hike. I couldn't help but get emotional listening to your commentary because it hit home hard with me. Tomorrow morning I'm being dropped off to do just a 20 mile section of the TRT and I can't wait. I've done several sections already, however only do them in chunks since I only live in Nevada part-time at the moment. I'll be here full-time in a few more months and can't wait to finish all of the sections, ultimately before setting off on the thru hike at some point early next year. Thanks for taking the time to put together your excellent videos and thoughtful commentary. I really enjoyed your other videos as well. 😊
@hiking_heather 20 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for your comments and I’m so glad you enjoyed this video. I definitely put my heart out there with this one. And I am for sure jealous of those that get to hike in the mountains daily. I definitely get outside daily and that for sure helps the soul but it’s not the same as the mountains. Enjoy all your training hikes, sounds like you will be more than prepared for when you do the TRT as a full thru hike! 💗
@mrtroytexx 20 күн бұрын
@@hiking_heather Thank you for your kind words. It's definitely a blessing living so close to the TRT and all of the Sierra trails. I hope you have a great weekend. I look forward to more of your videos in the future.
@JoyfulRambler 21 күн бұрын
Hi there…I’m the one you passed who told you about the trail magic. Glad it gave you something to look forward to! As I headed into Tahoe City I was envious of your hat but couldn’t find one. Now I know why, lol!
@hiking_heather 21 күн бұрын
@@JoyfulRambler oh hello! I’m so glad you found me. Yes, you absolutely made my day…well so did the trail magic ;-) but I was bounding down the hill after that. And it was great trail magic. The ladies were so nice! I hope you enjoyed the rest of your hike! Totally make the hat, it’s super easy and fun! Happy Trails!
@scewtersource 27 күн бұрын
💛 💛😊💛
@ronaldrose7593 29 күн бұрын
Hello 👋 Heather, it's good to see you again. Thank you for sharing this beautifully filmed video. Keep your eyes open for Hank the 🐻 Tank. He lives in the Tahoe area. Stay alert, safe and healthy out there there. 😅
@hiking_heather 21 күн бұрын
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! Yes, I’m wondering if that is who I saw, I’ve heard of Hank. ;-)
@indtexcol Ай бұрын
I hear the cicadas.
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
@@indtexcol yes! They are quite loud in the summers here and to me are quintessential to Indiana summers so I thought rather than putting music over it I would just leave the sound of the cicadas. I’m glad you noticed!
@johnnyhoover5870 Ай бұрын
Great to see you back on here. Excellent way to train. Thanks for the motivation.
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
@@johnnyhoover5870 trying to find authentic ways to stay connected. I’m really enjoying having this channel.
@carmencordogan1776 Ай бұрын
Missing your tap tap on trail signs ! That was a hit !
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
@@carmencordogan1776 there might be a fun little surprise coming ;-)
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
@@carmencordogan1776 some might love it. Some might hate it.
@carmencordogan1776 Ай бұрын
Wow! I am in SW Michigan , maybe a hike meet one day ? Nice trail !! ❤
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
@@carmencordogan1776 I would love that, I’m always looking for good hiking partners. There were some trails I heard about last year that I was actually interested in. I think it was called pictured rocks or something like that.
@carmencordogan1776 29 күн бұрын
@@hiking_heather Same, always hiking alone and I wish I knew how to send a private message in this platform…to give you my email 🤦🏼♀️ this dates me !
@AdventuresoftheLandNorth Ай бұрын
Came upon your CT videos when I was looking for content to watch for that trail. Really enjoyed them. Same issues here in WI for training. I walk and lift regularly but nothing compares to being in those elevated altitudes. Hoping to get the chance at some point to do the complete through hike of the CT.
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
@@AdventuresoftheLandNorth oh I hope you do get the chance. Nothing in my opinion beats Colorado. Glad you enjoyed the videos.
@hounddoghiker9021 Ай бұрын
Hey Heather, love the cowbell. I need more cowbell! Are you hiking the PCT with me and my adventure dog Trak’r next year?
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
@@hounddoghiker9021 oh I wish! Someday it will happen but not right now. I cannot get away from my life for 5-6 months at this point.
@jimf7564 Ай бұрын
Heather, How fast do you think you walk on a somewhat flat terrain??? Just curious considering an average person walks 3 miles in an hour. Thanks.
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
@@jimf7564 that trail was somewhat flat and my pace was mid 15’s. So almost 4 miles a hour.
@suemoore1965 Ай бұрын
✅☑️ DAY NINE --- ALL DONE ✅☑️
@suemoore1965 Ай бұрын
☑️✅ DAY EIGHT --- HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY ☑️✅
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
Thank you!
@suemoore1965 Ай бұрын
✅☑️ DAY SEVEN --- HERE'S TO HIKING PARTNERS ✅☑️
@suemoore1965 Ай бұрын
☑️✅ DAY SIX ☑️✅ TOWN DAY WOOHOO
@suemoore1965 Ай бұрын
✅☑️ DAY FIVE ✅☑️
@suemoore1965 Ай бұрын
☑️✅ DAY FOUR ☑️✅
@suemoore1965 Ай бұрын
✅☑️ DAY THREE ✅☑️ When you were on the bridge and the water on your left looked fairly calm but the right side looked angry fast 😮😮
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
It was so windy there!
@suemoore1965 Ай бұрын
☑️✅ DAY TWO ☑️✅ TRAIL MAGIC IS COOL
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
It really is, and the people that arrange it are such wonderful humans! I hope to be able to do that someday.
@suemoore1965 Ай бұрын
☑️✅ DAY ONE ✅☑️
@terryhikes Ай бұрын
I've never been to Town Run but I've heard of it. Not many mountain bike treks in Indy. There's Ft Harrison. The best is Brown County SP though not too far away. I hike up at Ft Ben and Eagle Creek a lot, but they are so easy but at least you're walking. :) nothing like out west as you know. Thanks for the update!
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
Oh Town Run is great, I love to hike there. I personally like it better that the Fort because I feel I can do longer distances without having to repeat as much. But I have been wanting to get over to eagle creek. It’s just a longer drive. But I agree, at least I’m getting out in nature even if we don’t have the amazing views. It’s still pretty in its own way!
@suemoore1965 Ай бұрын
✅☑️
@suemoore1965 Ай бұрын
☑️✅ Checking out the older videos
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
Thank you! When these were all made they weren't intended or created with the intent on being published on youtube so they aren't the best, after sharing my hike last year on other social media platforms I realized I needed more time so I decided to move to youtube this year. I believe and hope they've improved ;)
@suemoore1965 Ай бұрын
INDY --- I sure missed your videos 🍉 Loved all the signs on the trees 💕 Did you carry fluids with you while walking??? My sugar-free water goes with me everywhere 🌺 Please continue making and posting new videos ❤🤍💙
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
And I missed hearing from you! 💗 Aren’t all the signs fun and cute? I don’t normally carry water but since it’s a loop I stopped at my car in between laps and had some water. But I’ve been thinking about getting a running vest so I can easily carry water on hikes. I have another video I’m working on now and will continue to make them whenever I have something that I think will be of interest. 💗
@suemoore1965 Ай бұрын
@@hiking_heather I did see you stopped at the car for water but wondered how you could do 7.25 miles without taking water with you. As for the signs you should make a few and add them to that trail. Like that one area that had a lot of flat cement pieces. Put a sign that says Rocksylvania.
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
@@suemoore1965 I’m really bad about drinking enough water. 🥴 I’m trying to work on that. And I love that idea!
@worthtech3249 Ай бұрын
Love the vids Indy....👍
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
Thank you!!
@BrawndoDrinker Ай бұрын
Get the training in where ya can. Funny to see north shore style wooden features out in Indianapolis. (avid mt biker here)
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
That’s right! Oh interesting, I didn’t know those were north shore styled. I loved all the fun signs they have on this trail.
@hankremer6606 Ай бұрын
Great to see your new video. Wasn’t expecting it! Thank you Indy!
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
I’ve got a few more things planned as well, stay tuned ;-)
@Glazehikes Ай бұрын
Right on. 🎉 Congrats on an epic journey. Such a strong hiker. Thanks so much for the videos. Peace and happy trails
@hiking_heather Ай бұрын
@@Glazehikes thank you! I really appreciate it!