Looks like you skipped the whole Arch Cape trail,and Neakahanie(?spelling),was this intentional,or lack of information?

Nice System, I like the Solar Rack I want to build something for Eight, 450w bifacial panels with 2 Rows 4 across. I have the some of those newpowa panels you have, they are nice......too bad they stopped making them

Hi Sam and Moriah! I followed your great PCT journey in 2022 and I will be class of 2025 ... doing the planning I was wondering if you used an Ursack or something similar while hiking through Washington?

Thank you for the meticulous record keeping and sharing those numbers!

Field of postholers was funny!!

Love all the sunrises and sunsets!!! Every time me i see someone hiking up whitney IN THE DARK im am soooo impressed!!!! Good job!!!!

What was your guys longest water carry?

About $3 a mile per person. In 2020 it was cost me about $2.50 mile. Whiskey budget was much higher than yours lol great video me and my GF are hiking it again in 2025.

Haha, Sawmill Camp was my worst night on trail and I know others have said the same. Didn't help that on top of being freezing and intensely windy I couldn't find the water and only had like 200ml left.

Really enjoying you rendition of the PCT! Pretty much convinced me to start my adventure this year with a section hike from Campo to Julian! My Daughter wants to come!

that paper right next to the stove would make me a wreck

any plans for a main level bedroom

you need to collect rain water off your roof into tanks

I got pulled into the numerical rating system and now i demand visuals! I live here, i need to know!

Thanks for great video as I plan to do the same thing for my solar. Please help me to calculate the tilt of the structure, I need it has tilt of 28 degree with the high end is 8 feet high so what is the height of lower end to get 28 degree tilt with the 7"6' span between the posts. Your help is greatly appreciated

I like the digital info app, but to be honest I might prefer a readout - indicator on the controller.

Franconia Ridge Trail. Takes forever climbing up Franconia Ridge coming from Galehead Hut. Then short and steep coming down from Greenleaf Hut to the highway. Have climbed this several times. I once spent two weeks here in October. My favorite hike in the White Mountains

Bom dia amiga parabéns pelo vídeo acompanho o seu canal do Brasil 🇧🇷

Missing you guys.....wishing you the best.

You gotta keep the maples to make some maple syrup 😅

After watching these videos multiple times it’s so weird to be in Idyllwild right now, on my 11th day, after hitching from PVC.

Where is this?

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I liked your map at the end of each video showing how your path that day went. How did you do that?

Just wonder why you didn't wire them in ser to get more power out You can go 3S to 2P and get more power faster. Nice set up like it Love to see people system

Looks like Monadnock.

2:38 did you guys thru-hike with your own camping chair?

3rd Wheel Girl talks 24/7 and won`t shut up.

Maybe you could do these chats with other Hikers you met on the Trail. Would be interesting to hear about their hikes compared to yours. And how different they turned out. Im always interested in how other hikes turned out when you started sooner or later or when you walked faster or slower. Not running into certain Fires, Snow, Snowmelt, Heat, Mosquiotos or running into them compared to others.

I've really enjoyed watching your life post trail. Most thru hikers just disappear after their hike. Thank you for sharing it with us.

did you guys mail food and supplies to your self on the way and how did you guys do it i want to do the trail my self but that is the only thing that am still confused on and how did you guys use to stay on the trail did you a like a map or something or does the trail show you the whole way?

I LOVE the way you two do your videos, this is such a joy to watch. Thank you for the ride and the inspiration!

Hope everything is okay with you all. I was enjoying the recaps, very helpful for those of us starting soon.

Do people actually camp on the trail itself? Real question

When’s the next one?

"Whiskey" lmao. Amazing and really helpful video, thank you guys and congratulations!

Do you need to pull permits for something like this?

Thanks for the reality check. My anxiety is definitely climbing. Will be stepping off March 10. Going with crampons over micro's. We have already had a few die this year on Mt. Baldy so not taking any chances.

Sorry about your injury.

Sound could turn up

Are you guys going to complete the “triple crown”?

LOL . . . I'm having a panic attack just watching it @29:30 with all the camera motion but it's much worse to watch than to hike. Ouch . . . I fell right in that same area a month after you did and I was also wearing microspikes. I had a big lump on the side of my knee that was there for two months. I was hiking too fast because I wanted to get below the snow to find a camp spot. It was all day to do 13 miles but it was like hiking in a Christmas card for parts of it till it all started melting. In the morning it was fairy dust of ice crystals raining from the trees. Everything was sparkling. Wow! What a cool gal Heather is . . .

Don't stress on the Documentary timing - quality matters more than timing. One of the 2022 thru-hikers is only up to Sierra City in her YT vlogs but they are incredible and I'm mesmerized.

In case you missed it in the Chat - Someone had a good idea to Title the posts as: PCT Recap | Fireside Chat | Episode "n" -- to help with views

Take your time on the documentary. It’s always better when you have time to reflect and fine tune it.

Did you guys have the thermarest and another pad?

Thank you.

Some suggestions: it's hard to hear you all with the audio from the video going. I'd recommend some cheap lav mics or (less ideally) pausing the video to say something. Also, can we gift you a KZbin Premium so we don't have to watch ads? :P

I missed the live 😭👍🤙👋💥💥💥🎤👏

Rip Jerry