Camping Mount Monadnock State Park, New Hampshire

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[@linh8997]

Lol... Probably my father's favorite food was dinty Moore's beef stew. And they still make it. When I was a kid in the '50s, we often lost power when there was storms. So as soon as the wind started to blow, my dad would get out the Coleman stove, the white gas, and the can of dinty Moore beef stew. He would go hungry all evening until the power went out and he could heat his dinty moore over the camp stove by candlelight. Next best thing to actually going camping I guess...

[@linh8997]

Sorry. Dictating, and Android is functionally illiterate tonight

[@jwsibelievehikeandfly2272]

It was nice Naomi was able to enjoy the camp sight to😀 I would not have hauled all that gear down either, especially after a grueling hike.

[@susancampbell8015]

That hike probably made chimney rocks in micheax seem like child's play!

[@ruthgoebel723]

I never hike in hot/humid weather; nope! Spring and fall are my favorite seasons of the year. Plenty of water is important, as well as protein and carbs. Nice campsite!

[@user-David-Alan]

Hearing a Loon is super cool. A very haunting and distinctive call. Hope you get to explore more. Stay well and safe.

[@linh8997]

Me again... You sounded chastened about the difficulty of your hike. But you had nothing to compare it to. And one of the hardest things ever is trying to hike in hot humid weather. And you always have to bring twice as much water as you think you need. And it will always take you twice as long as you think it will. I started hiking at age 3 and then summited Washington the first time at age 8. But if I had to start at your age, I never would have made it. (Not that you are old!!!).

[@fafafohi2boss533]

Welcome to New Hampshire....Try Mt Washington..in the future..But you can drive up to the Summit..Or walk up..

[@linh8997]

There are plenty of mountains with fantastic views that are lower than 6,000 ft. You can work your way up to Mount Washington.

[@MaxIsRetired]

If you want to hike Mt Washington, take the Jewel Trail Up and the Ammonoosuc Ravine trail down. Easy trails up relatively speaking for the mountain. They both start/end at a parking lot just before the Cog Railway base station.

[@lindadonahue9279]

Thanks Cliff. I truly appreciate your efforts in sharing these wonderful places with us. You were beet red and sounded just so tired. Please take care of yourself!!

[@lindamccaughey6669]

That was quite a hike no wonder you were fried. Our bush turkeys don’t have manners like yours. Ours would run up to table and if you did t feed it it would help itself. Thanks for share. Please stay safe and take care

[@fafafohi2boss533]

My Aunt...Lived in Knox Pennsylvania..all my growing up days..My first Plain ride..Was too Pittsburgh from Boston..Then a puddle jumper to Clarion County..I was 10 years old...1974

[@joseleswopes1400]

Male Turkeys are Toms, Females are Jenny's and Juveniles are Jake's 😁. He was big with the long Beard. Nice Campground 🥰 He's got some big Spurs 😳

[@SueGirling68]

Hi Cliff, a nice peaceful night, just what you needed after the strenuous mountain hike the day before. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx ❤

[@bruinsfan8278]

Again, Well done Cliff. :-)

[@mikec9261]

Wow!! You got you car into that rugged spot? Rockstar!

[@brianferris1233]

Have a great Summer

[@ToddSloanIAAN]

I can relate to being a jack of all trades into the adventures of some. Push on Traveler!

[@drobyn7626]

Have been enjoying the adventures ! Saw the Jackery on the table. Got the 500 a few days ago. People seem pleased with them

[@kateclark7250]

Sorry you weren't feeling well at the end of that hike. But you did alright. I enjoyed seeing the turkey. You can cook for me anytime.

[@jmcnallyua]

Don't feel bad I feel the same way when I'm camping in the woods I don't want noisy neighbors camping next to me either because I go to the woods myself just to enjoy the sounds of nature and when you have neighbors camping next to you and you lose out on the beautiful music of nature anyway keep up the good KZbin videos you are definitely one of my favorites wondering woodsman

[@bekleidungu.ausrustung7068]

Looks like bugs weren't too bad at night. I think Mt. Monadnock is just over 3000 ft high. I wonder how much elevation you did on that hike, maybe 2000ft or so. It looked roughly about that to me!!

[@bethlehemeisenhour5807]

Thank you Lord for our food. ❤

[@hiworldstephensonultranate290]

hi Your Happy n Content Gt Characteristics n this life well done after That Mountain n u keep on trucking gt example to us Viewers Brian

[@terribarron9238]

When I feel the same , I will drink a can of chicken broth and it brings me back to life!!! Take care of yourself!!!!

[@henryf.ky.3415]

If you want to know what a lake loon sounds like. Ask Gomer or Barney.

[@glennjudd2467]

Look beautiful out there , buddy !

[@kevinsmith5288]

You made me laugh when you said that some people think that I don't like people, I remember a while back a lady left a kinda nasty comment about that. I wanted to tell her mind your own business, but I left it alone, as she probably would have had some choice words for me also🥴. Love your camping videos.

[@anninwhack1998]

I get super flushed when I’ve over exerted myself too w gardening or long hikes. Pack in some dates if you like them to keep up potassium with long hikes. It was an amazing hike!

[@SevenFortyOne]

My son and I just got back from Monadnock. We hiked the mountain and stayed in the same site you did. Good vid - thanks!

[@ExploringWithBonnie13]

A beautiful place to camp and hike. Thanks for sharing.

[@superditdit48]

Cliff!. I hit pause to take a shower but apparently this video started again. I could hear a voice and I thought gee whoever that is sounds dangerously exhausted.! Please take care. When you were hiking those granite trails last video I thought your footsteps sounded hurried like you had General Patton cracking a whip over you.Hope the beach in Rhode Island soothes you and energizes you. Again please take care.

[@hiworldstephensonultranate290]

hi gt comments n funny too when i did that climbing my legs felt it half way down hope more n more people get out d country/Forests etc!

[@magicworldbyjorg]

..cool video keep up the great content.. Thank you…

[@shanestachurski9667]

Take it easy out there young fella

[@debbiehills2928]

looks like sunburn and maybe some windburn. be safe! nice fire!!!

[@nickpalma2782]

You should bring plenty of electrolyte powder for your water. It's a life saver.

[@michaelhill9738]

Have you ever done Mt Washington? That is a great view... and you can drive to the top😆

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

not yet.

[@bobbyfisher6343]

Hey you a thermocell backpacker

[@monicablommer8647]

One reason why you may have felt so bad in this adventure is because Propel has no sugar in it. Believe it or not you need to have sugar in your electrolyte intake. The sugar molecule is required to carry the salt into your body. It amazes me that the company's don't know this. When you are in a situation of dehydration your body requires salt. Salt helps you increase the fluid level. It could be in a hike where you are hot or you may be sick with the flu and have diarrhea. In each case you should always eat some salt and also some sugar . Artificial sweeteners don't do the trick. Potassium is also a good thing if you are dehydrated. People like to "poo-poo" ( no pun intended) sugar but your body needs sugar in the case of dehydration. When you have diarrhea you can often improve it just by eating something with salt and something with sugar. These electrolyte drinks should not be used on a regular basis. They are meant for times when you are exercising a lot , sweating a lot or just plain losing fluids. The sugar and salt in them would be something you would want to avoid unless you are in extreme conditions. I hope this helps. You walk and exercise a lot and would benefit from drinking them especially when it is hot.

[@AlBarbosa]

Do yo have to Pay to camp out there.

[@Live.Vibe.Lasers]

Is that the Coleman Blackout tent? How do you like it? I like to sleep in after "camping".

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

It is. I love it, haven't had any bad issues with it.

[@dollarjilt1]

you are sun burn Cliff, take some sun block mate

[@sheilalaing8457]

What kind of air mattress do you use?

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Intex

[@hiworldstephensonultranate290]

ckd out dinty moore beef stew Gt History Irish Connection to it Brian

[@rollinrocks4561]

Yeh...you nedd to eat better than poptarts, cookies and dinty moore. Drink plenty of water, carry a 32oz nalgene bottle.

[@jackrussell108]

You can’t camp in a state park in NH it’s against the law…..

[@vman1654]

Who do you have with you on these adventures and why don't you show them? You always say "we are going to sleep". "We just got back from a hike". I guess you probably don't want to show them on camera and keep it private. Thanks for your videos

[@jayforkner2692]

Just Cliff and Naomi. Cliff is a teacher and that is the way he keeps the class Involved.

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

'We' is referring to me as well as the viewers.