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And who knew..... now married and making your way in life. Sweet Maple Syrup and amazing hikes. Congratulations on your adventures and THANK YOU for sharing. Loved your AT adventure and Honeymoon video's. Amazing !!!

Wildcat isn't abandoned??

Great to see you two hiking. I enjoy your videos

Where are you two now? Any hiking trips planned? Just wondering

Thanks for the info. Always check reviews too

That was a beautiful adventure! And a crazy end to the trail! Congrats!!

Such a sweet love story. So adorable! Love the Yankee/Sox banter. Sorry Fern, but goooo Sox😂😂

Oh my goodness, there are no words. Just breathtaking!! What an incredible way to cap off your adventure!

Great view of the Matterhorn. It almost didn’t look real out there among the clouds. Wow - you guys were brave going over that long suspension bridge! How long was that? How civilized having that wooden overhang over the edge of the trail to protect hikers from falling rocks. That partially filled tube was pretty sketchy. Was thinking you’d get in and come to a place it was all blocked off. Wonder how they got all that concrete, rebar, and metal tubes all the way up there to make that all? Must be all those helicopters you constantly saw. Thanks for sharing your epic trip!

It was great meeting both of you at the AMC award ceremony last night! Cannot wait to try your delicious syrup! Will you be selling honey soon? Also, please let me know when you have the South Twin patch completed. Everything looked incredible. Best of luck with all your adventures. Katie

Epic! Epic! Epic! Thank you for sharing you two! Good people, good attitudes, good life! Love ya’ll! ❤

12:12 When you show the washed out bridge sliding down the mountain only to reveal that Fern has already crossed!!! 😮 Epic!

So I see you are over two weeks now walking the Haute Route. I thought it could easily be done in a shorter amount of time. How much time do you recommend?

Still one of the best vids. Every future thru hiker should absolutely watch this.

So that's how my wife and I can use that food processor that we bought in a Savers about 10 years ago and never used. A date ball or date stick recipe has been in my family for at least 70 years. My grandmother got it out of a magazine. I'm shocked to run across another person that knows about something close to the recipe. I've never met anybody that knew about our recipe. They're absolutely amazing tasting. Absolutely amazing tasting to the max! Lol. Seriously, though, I put out some of the ingredients last night. I'm going to start making them for the hiking season this year. Now that is a coincidence. Thanks for all the tips. This is a particularly useful video on food. About our recipe, first, You should buy a nut grinder from a kitchen supply store. It's much easier to chop up the walnuts that way. It also works really well on pecans and peanuts. Almonds will destroy a nut chopper. Our recipe is the following: Approximately two cups of chopped dates. Half a cup of sugar or a third cup of honey. Stick of butter. One egg. Two cups of Rice Krispies. Half a cup of chopped walnuts. Organic dried coconut flakes. We melt the butter in a saucepan on a medium-low heat and add the sugar. When the butter is melted, we add the dates and start stirring the three ingredients on a medium heat. Sugar works better than honey because sugar will caramelize. Honey won't. Honey will end up with loose and sticky date treats. The sugar will hold them and bind them together. But the honey is healthful for your diet. So make your choice. You will next add the egg. I like to beat the egg first and very gradually stir it in as I stir The other ingredients in the pan vigorously. The trick is not to let the cook the egg before it's mixed in with the other ingredients. So stir quickly. By now, those other ingredients should be a sticky paste. The egg will serve to hold them together better. Take the cooked off the heat when it is smooth and sticky, like a nugghaut. You can let it cool a little bit or you can start to add the walnuts and then the Rice Krispies. But the longer you wait, the harder it will be to stir these two ingredients into the mixture. When it's cool enough to handle the mixture, start rolling it into sticks or into balls and then roll those liberally in fresh coconut. You are done. It will take you about an hour to do all of that. I usually do two or three or even four batches at a time just because it's such a sticky mess all over your hands that you just want to get that part done once and for all. That's a lot of calories in four batches. I think you'll like our recipe a little bit better than yours, even though it requires a bit more work. Bon appetit!

That note covered in 45s... 🤣🤣 Love that you got snow on your honeymoon too!! That is so cool!

Magical location. Is that Matterhorn drawing a preview of a new sticker coming? 🏔

Have the mountains back home looked tiny after experiencing this trip to the Alps?

Like those trail intersection signs in hours versus miles. Have you found them somewhat accurate for your pace? Great trip.... funny how the Simpsons make their presence known around the world 😀

Poor ducky doesn’t float without help.

Everything looks so big…like massive.

2 Month Gap :o. Life is lifing eh? Hope all is well gang :)

Glad to see you back. Just started watching the entire Walkers Haute Route playlist. Looks spectacular. ☮️

Beautiful documentary 👏 ❤️ 💙 ♥️

I just found you guys today! Very entertaining. What a beautiful couple you are!

Plan to do a variation of this next weekend. Practicing my winter skills, snarfing 3 more NH48, and a few more AT section miles. This gives me a good feel for what to expect…less the snow.

That was a sweet camping spot

Sounds like you had a great hike and really made the most of your thur hike. I will have to watch your hike😎

Do you have to stay at hostels or hotels during the AT thru hike or can you camp the whole thing, if wanted?

We did this right after the storm and the cold weather the week after. We did it in half a meter of snow. There was literally one person before us over the pass - so we had one track to follow. A memory I won't ever forget.

Beautiful!

it is 200 kilometers

Hello, sending my 17 year old son and his friend off on the AT in a few short months, so I really appreciate this video. Is there any chance you could share the exact list of 25 resupply points that you used? Having trouble working the spreadsheet to filter it down to 25 points. Hope that makes sense.

This is a great video; it's packed with great information. Green Dragon Hostel - Bill

Fern loosened the key about 45 times so it'd work on the first try! Thanks for sharing the journey.

Wow,what a country!!! Good work having fun!!!!!Very good stuff Y’all!!!✌️

Besides the constant great views, like those “displays” and artwork along the trail. Was that a wooden “AT” piece of artwork/sign at the very end of your video? 🤣

Another adventurous day! Glad you outran that storm... not gonna lie, with your choice of music and the absolutely mindboggling scenery, this feels like something straight out of Skyrim. And I LOVE that. 😁

Expired food huh, well fuk that! Shut them down! im sure they no about tha problem and that hikers kno, and tha fact that they didn't address tha issues. Goes to show a problem!

OMG we stayed at that same hotel in Trient!!! 45 more mems!

How am I just now seeing this!?!? So beautiful!! This video brought back 45 memories!

More trails need trail cows... 😁

Nothing like big ol’ timey keys.

Great views the whole way. And even artwork (or was that a giant weathervane) along the trail. Looks like a real cozy place you ended up. Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful, nice video. Great views. Neat cabin accommodations.

Those mountains are beautiful! Good job with the filming! Good stuff!🥾✌️

Glad you survived Everett in the heat. Hiked it several times, felt like a rotisserie chicken on that climb and also Bear in Connecticut. Happy Trails. 🏃🏼‍♀️Pokey the Gatorade packing trail angel on AT in NW Ct and Massachusetts 😎

Awesome tips! Thanks for sharing. I really want to stay as paleo as possible in my future thru hike. I don’t see the links you guys mentioned on details about food dehydration and packaging and also best places to send resupply boxes to.