Anna's 2022 Appalachian Trail Thru Hike: Vlog #4

snakes, norovirus, and lots of fun 😵‍💫
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[@jamesadams2334]

Enjoy your hike! Keep your head straight. Listen to your body. Don't worry about zero days. My first thru hike in 1990 I had 79 zero days. My second thru hike in 2002 I had 64 zero days. As you get further up the trail you will hike more and faster if you need to. Don't be afraid to take zeros in the woods. Its free and far more relaxing than in town. You can always flip flop if you run out of time. Good luck with your hike. geek, '90 and '02

[@jmcnallyua]

I went and tried to do a section hike of the Appalachian trail but I couldn't finish it because I got sick on the Appalachian trail and then my knee started failing me so I had to quit and leave the Appalachian trail but I will not let it defeat me I will be back to section hike the Appalachian trail from Harpers ferry next year anyway keep up the good video and never give up on hiking no matter how tough it gets continue trying

[@Smilin_Don]

norovirus is no fun ... dang ole shelters. hang in there blossom. happy trails

[@craigevanswastaken]

I have always been plagued by blisters, no matter the sock or footwear. I currently don't have a blister problem because I use trail runners combined with sock liners under a thin smart wool sock.

[@1903A3shooter]

HAD to watch 9:20 sec. 3 times. the trail is looking up for sure.

[@1z1zmike]

One thing at a time…you will get as far as you can while addressing health issues. Even if you come back and finish the last section next year. And see a doctor soon! 🙂🙏

[@kookiemoose]

Well, sometimes you eat the bear, and sometimes the bear he eats you.

[@proudlyindian001]

Hey do u have a band aid please 😍😗

[@whatsuncledandoing]

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