Appalachian Trail Thru-Hike Day 66...The Heat Wont Beat Us

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The Heat is coming. Time to take measures into our own hands.
Day 66
Start - VA Route 42, VA (mile 678.1)
End - Niday Shelter, VA (mile 688.1)
Miles walked - 10
Total Ascent - 1,962.3 ft
Total Descent - 2,077.4 ft
Total Grade - 402.9 ft/mi
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[@nancywittendorfer5982]

We had a huge fire last year called the Bolt fire which closed many roads to trailheads up in northern Washington. I did a hike through one of those trails a few months ago and it was very eerie. Just got a new pair of hiking boots myself. You guys rock. Love you sunshine, love you captain, Nan

[@suemoore1965]

Those deer see humans so much that they don't scare as easily

[@colleenhikes]

A piece of a cooling towel is what i carried to dry my tent off. It is basically a swimmers shammy. You can also use it for washing off at streams!

[@sandrap3047]

I worked outside in the heat 2 summers in SC. It was brutal. Bought a cooling towel for my neck. It was awesome! It’s surprising how much they help in the heat! Glad Will got the cooling scarves for you!

[@eileenderheim3768]

Beautiful views on the ridge.

[@milestogowithyou1157]

The fire happened end of April- controlled burn that got out of control. I hiked out that way last week to do the ledges and I was surprised at how much new growth there is among the charred trees. It's amazing how resilient mother nature is. As are you two. Keep on hiking! Hope you're both doing well!

[@stephanieaston7178]

I grew up picking wild blackberries. Last year, I discovered that the nearby trail that I hike is loaded with blackberry bushes! I was picking and eating them, while hiking! My hands were stained purple….😂❤️

[@Lovesracing19]

Beautiful views from ridge. Safe travels.

[@annemarie3769]

❤ The 2 of you are doing amazing.... And the vlogs are perfectly edited. Thank you for sharing your adventure! God bless. Enjoy!!!!!!!!

[@ladidi5222]

I’m so glad you’re listening to your body. You have to do that. Also, I’m so glad those cooling scarfs work

[@marilynm5024]

Rock piles are called cairns. Your cooling towel is the perfect color. Pink!

[@lynneTesteman]

Frogg Toggs is a company based in north Alabama ! Glad it is helping you stay cool. I have one 😊. They make rain gear too, which you already know. Just wanted to say hi and thanks for shopping local.

[@WorldTowning]

Love their stuff

[@OG-PapaDude]

There are lots of blackberries, but I believe those in the video are wineberries. They will look like raspberries whenever they're ripe, but are so much better than black or raspberries.

[@colleenhikes]

Wine berries look like little rosebuds, then they open up when almost ripe. Definitely try them! We ate so many! Coming down Bear mountain there were a ton!

[@dennismatthews6660]

Thank you. Beautiful natural scenery.

[@lets_go_see_]

Hike day #66 but not Hwy#66! Supposed to be funny 🥵🥵