I Fell 3 Times! Cold! Wet! AT Day 178

[@tresannrn8454]

Bless your heart. I can hear in your voice that your not quite better… yet you hike. Thank you so much for allowing us to follow you. ✌️❤️

[@qsbroom]

No rain, no pain...no Maine.... I know you don't want to hear that ..sorry.I can't even begin to imagine how hard this journey has been. On top of that here you are in terrible weather trying to make it safely across slippery rocks and you are still shooting video! That's incredible! Thank you...please be careful on this last leg of this epic adventure!

[@bestillonthetrail234]

Our camp is about an hour from this area. We like to do trail magic on Route 16/27 and have kayaked on Flagstaff lake which was below you but blocked by the clouds.

[@lyndajefferson5929]

Sorry that you had to deal with so much rain and mud. I know that has to make your day so miserable. Praying for sunshine for you tomorrow and warm weather. Pray that you have a warm restful night. 🙂🙂🙂

[@dannythecamper4186]

Good video with some views, and a bad rainy day on the Bigelow 😮, so let's keep on hiking 😊

[@musingwithreba9667]

It's sometimes difficult to stay motivated when you're wet and covered in mud. I like the music you chose with this one, very fitting.

[@TheChantybb]

Thank you for still making the effort to record and share videos despite the rain, the terrain and the wet phone. You are doing amazing btw. Sending love ❤

[@jamesbonner5989]

Stay safe on all the wet rocks and roots.

[@360Investigations]

You were doing good until you went into the shelter. You just had to take the cowards way out just like 80% of youtubers pretending to hike the trail. You are supposed to be in your tent enduring the trail as it is intended. This crap of you hikers being able to get out of having to deal with the trail is infuriating.

[@hikingmovie]

You will be even more shocked to hear I use the privies and don’t always go in the woods. Check the trail history, the founders put in the shelters. They actually hoped to have huts with hot meals and a warm place to sleep all along the trail to encourage average people to get outside and on the trail. The only place that became a reality is in the White Mountains.