Great vid. I know what you mean about getting that 10-12hr snooze. I normally get about 4-5 hrs a night in my bed at home. This past trip I took down to Florida I slept like a log. Got 2 sepearate nights of 12 hr snooze. I can't do that in my bed. After this trip I nick-named my hammock "The Anesthetizer".
Hanging in the woods, paddlin and catching trout- My kind of living...
Good seeing you out in the woods again Shug.
Thanks for sharing Nature's healing powers -- and for some mighty fine philosophizing too!
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"Climb the mountains and get their good tidings.
Nature's peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees.
The winds will blow their own freshness into you, and the storms their energy,
while cares will drop away from you like the leaves of Autumn." — John Muir
Just last weekend spent 2 nights in the woods hanging with a bunch of scouts. It was great hanging in the morning enjoying my coffee and eating my breakfest. Refreshes the batteries.
That was a good watch! Made me feel like getting out there in the snow myself. You gave me a good laugh with that "I'll get off my ice shelf" comment.
Keep the videos coming!
Thanks for the trip Shug and the "how to" hanging. Appreciate your thoughts on being grateful for the good things we have in life. Your view at about 27:07 in the video looking down the river in the sunlight was remarkable. That's all around us if we notice. Thanks for sharing.
I love the video. Made me trail sick.....I did 131 miles of the AT between 13 Feb. and 5 Mar. this year. Lots of ice and snow. The trip had a lot of firsts for me.
Coldest night in the woods (neg. 6 one morning)
Most snow and ice ever.
Longest hike.
First time taking videos of a trip.
Thanks to your video learning library I was ready for it. Watching your videos over the last few years I got a camera to take videos.
I enjoyed every mile of the trip. I want to do more deep winter hiking in the snow.
I found myself having as much fun making the videos as I did the hiking. See what I mean on my channel: "Hikehunter" on YouTube.
Shug you inspire the desire to get out and about. Yes the micro spikes work. Thanks for all you have done for the hiking and hammockin worlds.
Shuggedy,
Was that campsite #10 @ Crosby? Those cedars looked familiar.
HY
“Somebody told me it was frightening how much topsoil we are losing each year, but I told that story around the campfire and nobody got scared” - Jack Handy
Shug, that was down right deeeliscious!! Great one-nighter, thank yee for posting, always enjoy and appreciated!! What was that down beanie on your head?
Nice to see the beautiful area you were in. Love that water running with snow and a blue sky. And i'm with ya shug. If we can get out into the woods and breathe, life is good.
bill
" The mind creates the abyss, the heart crosses it."
“The measure of your life will not be in what you accumulate, but in what you give away.” ~Wayne Dyer
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I like the long drive up. Minnesota changes from here to there.Originally Posted by markr6
Looking forward to watching this Shug...can't watch at work right now, at least not in peace
It's nice to have it relatively close to home. I find a 3.5hr-4hr drive keeps me from getting spoiled. If I had a really nice place 15 minutes down the road, I can tell you it wouldn't be as special and I would get bored...or at least a little bored of it from going too often.
I like the adventure, quiet alone time behind the wheel, a quick fast food stop and anticipation of the piney woods reeling me in.
Very true. I can't do it in my bed either...especially as I get older. Only in the woods in a hammock.Great vid. I know what you mean about getting that 10-12hr snooze. I normally get about 4-5 hrs a night in my bed at home. This past trip I took down to Florida I slept like a log. Got 2 sepearate nights of 12 hr snooze. I can't do that in my bed. After this trip I nick-named my hammock "The Anesthetizer".
Felt natural being out there. Wish I had more time. Can't wait to retire!
Breakfast from the Hammock is the reason I backpack)))))
Glad my ice shelf held with all that palaver!That was a good watch! Made me feel like getting out there in the snow myself. You gave me a good laugh with that "I'll get off my ice shelf" comment.
Keep the videos coming!
It was stunning out there. Made my heart happy.....
When on a solo the camera becomes a friend. I do feel as if I am talking to a good friend when I film.I love the video. Made me trail sick.....I did 131 miles of the AT between 13 Feb. and 5 Mar. this year. Lots of ice and snow. The trip had a lot of firsts for me.
Coldest night in the woods (neg. 6 one morning)
Most snow and ice ever.
Longest hike.
First time taking videos of a trip.
Thanks to your video learning library I was ready for it. Watching your videos over the last few years I got a camera to take videos.
I enjoyed every mile of the trip. I want to do more deep winter hiking in the snow.
I found myself having as much fun making the videos as I did the hiking. See what I mean on my channel: "Hikehunter" on YouTube.
Shug you inspire the desire to get out and about. Yes the micro spikes work. Thanks for all you have done for the hiking and hammockin worlds.
Sound like your missing the woods. Whooooo Buddy))))
Good eye Randy. Always wanted to hang in that site. Now I have.Shuggedy,
Was that campsite #10 @ Crosby? Those cedars looked familiar.
HY
That is the down beanie from BlackRockGear. Super warm. Thankee
You know! I just kept going ahhhhhhhhhh.
Thanks Bill
Whooooo Buddy)))) All Secure in Sector Seven
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