Another great video. Really enjoyed this one I might just have to check out the sht one of these days. thanks for takeing us along. I always learn so much from watching your vids and I can't thankee enough. Looking forward to part two thanks again for another woohoobuddy film it got me itching for the linville trip coming up
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Sometimes I like to hike and think, And sometimes I just like to hike.
Hiking is'ent about waiting for the storm to pass its about learning to hike in the rain.
I thought about you a great deal out there .... I was trying to walk like you meaning looking for things on the trail. I tend to plow ahead.Originally Posted by lonetracker
thankee shug,for shareing your journey.its allways a joy watching you enjoy yourself.you make those hawkvittles sound delicious,i never knew they ate those things.thought it was more like squirrles,mice rabbits ect.
i am glad you are liking the chaga (and you canoski.better get those lesions checked though)my brother in law summed it up nice when he said "it taste like the woods".
lovin the north woods
hung u.p.
bill
I LOVE me some chega now. Felt like a woodsman!!!!
Good one on the vittles.....
It is a terrific trail and I feel lucky to live near it.
Whooooo Buddy)))) All Secure in Sector Seven
Lonetracker... I'd be interested in learning more about chaga tea.
I did a day hike w/ a mushroom expert in Linville Gorge once. I learned enough to know I wasn't ready to be picking my own mushrooms to eatAren't there various kinds of chaga?
It may be to much to cover here. If so, maybe you could point me to a web site for more info. Thanks.
I too will something make and joy in it's making
That was great Shug, looking forward to pt.2
The chase scene . . . hmmm . . . the best I can come up with is, the camera sorta wadded up in your tarp for padding, tossed away from you and . . . maybe into a bush, and then slowed wayyy down. Just a working theory. Shug we love you man, keep 'em coming.
Another great video . . . . I still say you could host a great outdoor television show.
i am touched.(my mamma always says soI thought about you a great deal out there .... I was trying to walk like you meaning looking for things on the trail. I tend to plow ahead.
I LOVE me some chega now. Felt like a woodsman!!!!
Good one on the vittles.....
getting from here to there is a good thing what with goals and accomplishments and all.and i am aware that the hammocks are so comfortable a person wants to get to camp as soon as possible so they can hang,but there is a lot to see and discover in them here,there and in betweens.to stop and smell those roses,you first must notice them.
slowhike i have written a little bit on the chaga hereLonetracker... I'd be interested in learning more about chaga tea.
I did a day hike w/ a mushroom expert in Linville Gorge once. I learned enough to know I wasn't ready to be picking my own mushrooms to eat
It may be to much to cover here. If so, maybe you could point me to a web site for more info. Thanks.
http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=22285
as far as a know only one chaga looks like this.
I am not worthy! Man, your videos make anything I try to do so boring in comparison. You just keep getting better and better. Thanks for the hint on Hawk Vittles - got my order in this morning. Always looking for another good trail food option and I am too lazy to make up my own.
Thankee Shug I have been waiting a longggggggggggg time for another video from you.
Chris
"Pretty little lake I'm on.
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Hope I don't fall in it."
I just fell off my chair laughing. Thanks for the vid!!
"I know the feeling - It is the real thing - You can't refuse the embrace!" | "Go n-éirí an bóthar leat."
Always enjoy the Videos Shug! Another beautiful hike fer ya! Glad it went well. That Grizz bridge looked like it was goin' to be comfortable. Waitin for the part II.
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