Day 2 of surviving the Otter Trail in South Africa

[@unwoke1652]

I did the otter in 1982 with 65lb/30kg on my back......a bit rough on back. I can't remember well, but I think one ascends and descend 11 times over the trail, sea level to about 300-odd feet. A stiff climb, steep at places. One has to keep more weight on your neck and shoulders - army vet speaking here. You really shouldn't pollute that water prior to drinking it. Those rivers are super clean and the water au naturell is perfect. Chemicals can only ruin it. This isn't the Thames or the Hudson, or the Yangtse, after all. 😊

[@sammayet9002]

Awesome, amazing and splendid ❤❤❤🎉🎉

[@raymonde4272]

Well done guy on completing the toughest day. When doing trail running a few years ago I always found the downhills far more difficult than going up. All that camera gear was adding so much weight to Dan's backpack.

[@thebuddymoon]

Thanks Raymonda😁 that camera gear was heavy but all worth it to make the video😁 i agree, downhills can be worse

[@khunkhun3334]

happy adventure bro n sist.....and hope all is well 👍

[@edwinrabadam5790]

Hello my fave buddymoon ❤😊..keep it up!👍🙏just always take good care my buddymoon❤❤

[@thebuddymoon]

Thank you Edwin😁

[@seavale11]

I had the European packs which they use for mountain climbing.. the best

[@Denise-uo7rv]

Wow that’s tuff! I’m exhausted just watching you😂

[@thebuddymoon]

It was soooo tough but a great at the same time😁

[@unwoke1652]

41 years after doing the Otter, I doscovered that leisurely retirement is more conducive to a pleasant lifestyle. 😂😂

[@Denise-uo7rv]

@@unwoke1652 😂sounds right to me!

[@rizasy278]

Awesome ocean view

[@ОлегКулаков-х4с]

after a hearty indonesian meal, you guys decide to move on to some serious physical activity and food concentrates... all this is compensated by the beautiful views of the ocean, somewhere beyond the horizon of Antarctica...

[@thebuddymoon]

We don't know what we put ourselves through😜

[@ОлегКулаков-х4с]

while young, the main thing is not to get injured or poisoned, and fatigue will pass and strengthen endurance.

[@thebuddymoon]

Indeed always need to ensure we healthy and safe🙂🙂

[@AdnanKhan-ys9lx]

Nice place nice people ❤❤❤❤ love you always ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Mashariki_0]

Is the river brown because of iron deposits? You guys moved so fast from the beach to the peak, 30min has to be a record for such a steep elevation, well done guys 👏👏❤❤

[@thebuddymoon]

We not sure why its brown but it apparently drinkable😮 but was a super steap climb, gosh... it still gives us nightmares thinking about it😜

[@unwoke1652]

Much tannins in Western Cape river water, from plant material.

[@sjsj1319]

Awsm vloggers ❤❤❤love u guys

[@shahidanusrat6086]

Awesome vlog love from Pakistan 🙂

[@joematchbox2551]

❤️💯

[@DietsK]

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