That broken foot is a bummer. I broke my right foot the spring on my senior year in high school. It changed my job assignment but I was able to keep driving using my left foot. This was when bench seats were popular. I was driving a 67 Chevelle . I have often thought with todays cars with captain chairs with middle consoles that it would be next to impossible to do it in today’s cars. God bless and keep filming! We enjoy ALL of you adventures.
What I learned. Shannon says, “Christopher Shontz!!” Translation: Stop screwing around and answer me now. Get well soon, Chris. Shannon, Nice to see you playing a more active part in videos. Looking forward to more.
My wife and I have been on the road full time for two months in our DIY Sprinter. Starlink is a major game changer for us. From small cities to 10,000 foot campsites. We would not be able to travel and have me work without it. Love the
I hate that you have to have gone through that ankle break. So glad you had Shannon close by to help you. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Looking for more adventures afoot.
What a rough start, but I'm glad you chose to share it with us. Just goes to show things don't always go according to plan. Hope for a quick recovery! Happy Shannon is there to take care of you.
Some years ago I broke my right ankle in three places scraping ice from my car windows. Most painful thing I've ever experienced and had a cast for ten weeks. Doc told me to walk on it as much as possible to speed the healing - great advice. Out of necessity, I also learned within a week to drive with my left foot, then eventually with both feet. You'll do the same. Sitting around isn't an option for someone as active as you.
You are a lucky man Chris..to have made it as long as you have with out any accidents. And damn lucky to have such a wonderful woman na,Ed Shannon lol take care of yourself
I have had a similar injury. My sympathy! Keep the ankle higher than your heart to reduce swelling. I used to have relatives in Burlington- very picturesque and very small.
Sorry to see you get hurt. When I had my multiple ankle issues, the iwalk 2.0 gave me some life back. Now, there’s a 3.0. If you get it, you wont regret it. If you come near Pittsburgh, you are welcome to try mine.
Chris, praying for a swift and complete recovery for you. That makes my ankle hurt just watching this! May God provide a place for you and Shannon to stay while you hopefully heal quickly.
Yikes!! Sorry to see you injured Chris. ( Didn't know you were into ballet!!! ) Good to see you staying positive and counting your blessings. You know a lady really cares when she uses your whole name in a time of disparity. Will be praying for you to have a swift recovery. Safe travels, Perry
So sorry about your broken foot Chris. I'm sitting here in the drought stricken West and feeling pretty jealous of the rain I see there in Vermont. Hope things go better for you.
Chris, I have to laugh because I can feel how painful it must be. I did something similar but from solo rock climbing. I hopped back to my car and drove home. Good luck with the healing. Try exploring the lakes in a canoe or sit on top kayak.
Sorry to here about the injury Chis. Hop the recovery is quick and you back to your usual shenanigans. Great job Shannon on your response when Chris went down. You guys make a great team. Keep on keeping on guys. ○|||||||○
There’s been a couple times through the years after watching Chris jumping between boulders on mountains that I commented to be careful. I was worried for the guy since he was out by himself and jumping around like he was still 20 years old. Then a tree root jumps up and gets him. I’ve got a few years on him and I’ve made those mistakes. Thank goodness he wasn’t alone!
I was just gonna write the same thing. I've watched Chris jumping 5 foot down many times and always cringed. I lower myself slowly even on 3 foot drops now that I'm in my 40s and I was competitive athlete in my 20s and 30s. I know I'm getting old and now take no risks. Just like him, I'm alone in wilderness. Chris still behaves likes he's 15 and it's scary to watch.
@@troutjunkie7330 I know we all sound like a safety Sally, but something happens when you turn 40. Things hurt when you wake up and they just don’t work like they used to. Chris is usually pretty well prepared but I think he’s going to learn from this one. Like I said thank goodness he wasn’t out in the back country and had help nearby.
Oh no! As others have said, I’ve always worried about a thing like the this. So grateful Shannon was there and that you have insurance. Behave and get well, your fans will be with you
You’ve got a hell of a spirit, Chris. May your health return soon and your spirits stay buoyant. (PS. The amount of precaution necessary to have kept you 100% injury-free would have negated the adventure entirely. In your line of work, and in your case specifically, [to beat the dead horse] adventure is a foot. (We all love to say it!) I hope you don’t do any “woulda shoulda couldas.” Vermont in the summer is a wonderful place to get waylaid. I spent a summer in a rental along a creek in Jamaica VT some years back. No billboards, lots of general stores well-stocked with Ben & Jerry’s. I hope you find a place and get some time to recuperate.
The good thing about this hopefully is that it will make others aware of the importance of hiking with someone else or having a means of communicating for help and to have a walking stick. I sprained my ankle 50 feet from the house and can't imagine what I would've done if it happened all alone in the woods 3 miles out. 127 hours comes to mind. One thing for sure, an injury like this will change your hiking forever, it did for me.
Getting hurt while you are out solo is always a possibility, It can be out on a hike, it can be just doing basic stuff in camp. I almost chopped a finger off several years ago on a solo trip while splitting kindling for a campfire. One slip...
Hi Chris! I know from personal experience how hard it is to stay positive when something like this happens, so I wanted to share my experience to help lift your spirits…. I shattered and dislocated my ankle mountain biking a couple of years ago, days before we were moving to a new home/ town and right after I interviewed for a new job. It was incredibly stressful not knowing how it would all turn out, especially not being able to work. I learned during that time how wonderful people are and am grateful for all the help and generosity that was directed my way. It all turned out well. I hope your healing experience is smooth and quick. Best of luck to you.
Fortunate Shannon was there for your mishap. Bunch of years ago, suffered a similar foot injury. Best to baby that foot until it really feels well and normal. Take care.
I've been there myself twice. 2012 I had a incident severing my left big toe few months to recover. The hard part I'm full-timing in my Scamp trailer, tow vehicle manual transmission Jeep. Second one I bought some land and was on ladder it slipped. I landed on ladder left ankle went under ladder. A painful drive on broken / crushed ankle injury to get medical attention. Following up with few months recovery about 4 years ago. New Jeep is a automatic transmission just in case. So you can make it work out, thankfully you got Shannon too. Or she's got you. I hope you have a good and fast recovery. Life happens. Many RV camps will work with some situations too.
Adventure is "a foot"......get it LOL! Sorry Chis I had to. I actually tore my calf muscle the same day I watched this video. I feel your pain sir. Speedy recovery!
Oh damn. I had the same thing happen about 7 years ago just before a camping trip up near Salida, Colorado. Made driving around very difficult in a Jeep with a standard transmission. Hope you heal up soon. Be safe and travel well. CHEERS from Colorado P.S. Shannon looks SO HAPPY getting to drive the Jeep in the creepy woods. No banjos, you're all good.
I'm out of commission with an injury right now. I found that a pint of Blue Bell helps a lot. I injured my knee several miles from the trailhead in some pretty rough mountains. I thought they might have to air lift me
So sorry that root “jumped up and bit ya”. Wishing for a fast and full recovery. Great reminder to all of us who enjoy the outdoors, that we are one step away from needing help. Go prepared!
After all this time, your first ankle twist. Well accidents happen in a second.. take care your ankle and don't worry, you are going to be back in accion faster than you think. Big hug..
Hey buddy! Sorry about your ankle! I hope you get well soon! Thank goodness your Shannon being there with you in your time of need! Also my condolences 💐 of father passing! 🥺 Positive vibes going your way brother! I really enjoyed watching your videos and adventure you guy’s take! Can’t wait to see your next video this is Big Boy Frank from Texas Peace out ✌️ and safe travels!
What a great time to study and get your ham radio license. I've always thought combining over-landing with amateur radio would be a natural fit. Going into remote ares for POTA(Parks On The Air), SOTA(Summits On The Air), and remote grid square activation would be a great addition to the experience.
that's tough for sure but at least no operation needed,I broke both ankle bones playing hockey 22 years ago but with time you will be leaping around in the rocks like always.
Sorry to hear about your injury Chris. Hope you start to feel better soon, but be patient and don’t try to rush it or your foot may not heal up properly and give you problems in the future.
The boot beats the collar. Bol for getting an enjoyable healing base. Hope some green state followers can provide input. THe stream side natural cooling bath was great idea. Seems OGBC adventures locates those small stream pools in the summer for a cooling dip during the heat. When you have time please do otherwise, getting better won't hurt. Y'all Keep Well
Been there and done that Chris. Glad you don't need surgery. The bone should grow back stronger than before the break. Also I have two titanium ankles now so a suggestion; keep from spraining them as much as possible. Take care and be safe out there.
Chris, I hope you get well soon and you have a speedy recovery. Hang in there I know how it is to spend a lot of time on crutches. I probably spent one year of the last 10 on them. 😎👍
Hey there Chris, just saw your vid today such a bummer man! Hope you have a speedy recovery and get back on the road soon! I know this is a stretch but my wife, son, and I live up in the southern part of Maine’s lake’s region and you guys are welcome to come up if you guys still need a place to hang for as long as you like. We have a extra room that you both can use as well as a 30amp hookup for the revel in the backyard. Plenty of room here so let us know if it can happen Again get well soon and keep up the great content. Really enjoy the vids!
I've had the same thing happen. Rolled my foot on a large boat power cord. Fifth metatarsal fracture (side of foot , down from little toe) . I wrapped my foot and walk on just my heel for 6 weeks. Best not to flex foot. No cast or large boot. That was forty years ago and foot feels fine.
Praying for a swift and thorough recovery. I know that you are a free spirit and this will be a trying time for you. But trust that you will come out of this stronger and more resilient than before. You are very blessed to have a good woman by your side to work with you in your trials. Just hang in there Stormtrooper! You're a solid guy and this will only harden your armor.
The problems with dealing with an injury like this is getting it identified properly. If its a strain/sprain your local emergicare/ER can treat it. If its a fracture/break they will stabilize/First Aid but then refer you to a specialist. They won't set or cast it.
What a bummer. There’s not much anybody can say Chris except make sure you follow whatever the doctors tell you to do as far as rehab. It makes a big difference in the long term. Get better because adventure is in your future.
I’ve had this exact injury. My foot also swelled up like a softball just like yours lol. Luckily mine was on the left foot and I was still able to drive. It took 3 months to heal. Doctors put a cast on my foot. And 10 years later it still hurts every once in a while.
You've had a rough patch of luck lately! Glad to see you staying positive! We just became Patterns to hopefully help ya out a bit! We frequent Vermont often and have tons of tracks and pins. I would recommend Iroquois family campground, or Lake Champagne campground in Rudolph for a hook-up site. For off grid I would recommend Somerset airfield. All of these places have views of sky for starlink. Good luck!
OOofff....sorry to hear about your foot Chris. Given what's happened over the last little while this really sucks. Take the time to heal up. We'll be here for you while you're on the mend.
Just so you know there is No Law in Canada saying you can’t drive with your other foot. I tore my right Achilles Tendon 12 years ago and drove with my left foot for 2 months. I checked with my insurance agent and he said no issue, no law saying you can’t. FYI from my personal experience.
Life has a way of teaching us humility just when we lest expect it. I'm Really sorry for this, but really glad it wasn't worse. I'm glad you have Shannon. Take care my friend, and don't worry about content. We're not going anywhere, your stuck with us hahaha.
sorry about your foot but it is only a temporary delay. get well soon and enjoy Orangie 2.0 . by the way, you have a beautiful place to heal. i hope to get to Vermont this Fall if I can.
That broken foot is a bummer. I broke my right foot the spring on my senior year in high school. It changed my job assignment but I was able to keep driving using my left foot. This was when bench seats were popular. I was driving a 67 Chevelle . I have often thought with todays cars with captain chairs with middle consoles that it would be next to impossible to do it in today’s cars. God bless and keep filming! We enjoy ALL of you adventures.
What I learned. Shannon says, “Christopher Shontz!!” Translation: Stop screwing around and answer me now. Get well soon, Chris. Shannon, Nice to see you playing a more active part in videos. Looking forward to more.
Love that when things got real…Shannon was there with that “answer me now” voice! I’ve liked her from the beginning….. now I like her more!
My wife and I have been on the road full time for two months in our DIY Sprinter. Starlink is a major game changer for us. From small cities to 10,000 foot campsites. We would not be able to travel and have me work without it. Love the
So sorry about the foot! Just when you got back at it. Fantastic title!
I pray you will return to health soon. As someone who has an injury to my right ankle, I feel your pain! Get well soon!
I hate that you have to have gone through that ankle break. So glad you had Shannon close by to help you. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Looking for more adventures afoot.
What a rough start, but I'm glad you chose to share it with us. Just goes to show things don't always go according to plan. Hope for a quick recovery! Happy Shannon is there to take care of you.
Some years ago I broke my right ankle in three places scraping ice from my car windows. Most painful thing I've ever experienced and had a cast for ten weeks. Doc told me to walk on it as much as possible to speed the healing - great advice. Out of necessity, I also learned within a week to drive with my left foot, then eventually with both feet. You'll do the same. Sitting around isn't an option for someone as active as you.
Youngman your current future adventures are upon one foot one hop at a time. Stay safe my nomadic brother and get well.
Sorry the happened...
So painful.
Thanks for being present Shannon.
Hang in there Chris.
You are a lucky man Chris..to have made it as long as you have with out any accidents. And damn lucky to have such a wonderful woman na,Ed Shannon lol take care of yourself
Bugger, thanks for not sharing the sound of the break!! Glad to see the grilled cheese sandwich... fixes everything...
Take time to heal! We'll wait... Love the channel!
I have had a similar injury. My sympathy! Keep the ankle higher than your heart to reduce swelling. I used to have relatives in Burlington- very picturesque and very small.
"creepiness is awesomeness". Love it!😂
Sorry to see you get hurt. When I had my multiple ankle issues, the iwalk 2.0 gave me some life back. Now, there’s a 3.0. If you get it, you wont regret it. If you come near Pittsburgh, you are welcome to try mine.
Chris, praying for a swift and complete recovery for you. That makes my ankle hurt just watching this! May God provide a place for you and Shannon to stay while you hopefully heal quickly.
I hope you get to feeling better quickly!
So sorry this happened. Here's to speedy healing and thank goodness Shannon was there! Get better fast!
Yikes!! Sorry to see you injured Chris. ( Didn't know you were into ballet!!! ) Good to see you staying positive and counting your blessings. You know a lady really cares when she uses your whole name in a time of disparity. Will be praying for you to have a swift recovery. Safe travels, Perry
Starlink has been a lifesaver for me (literally) while on the road in my Sprinter as well as up in my cabin in Idaho. Really opens up the world!
Well Aventue Was a Foot for sure this episode! I'm sure y'all will stay active even if your foot is broken! I enjoy your videos ! Tony
I'm so glad you have Shannon there with you and you're both keeping such a good attitude. Wishing you a speedy recovery!
Best Shannon episode for many reasons!
So sorry about your broken foot Chris. I'm sitting here in the drought stricken West and feeling pretty jealous of the rain I see there in Vermont. Hope things go better for you.
Chris, I have to laugh because I can feel how painful it must be. I did something similar but from solo rock climbing. I hopped back to my car and drove home. Good luck with the healing. Try exploring the lakes in a canoe or sit on top kayak.
Sorry to here about the injury Chis. Hop the recovery is quick and you back to your usual shenanigans. Great job Shannon on your response when Chris went down. You guys make a great team. Keep on keeping on guys. ○|||||||○
Hi Chris, I sent you a message through your website about a possible place to hang out while recuperating. Cheers, Rog
There’s been a couple times through the years after watching Chris jumping between boulders on mountains that I commented to be careful. I was worried for the guy since he was out by himself and jumping around like he was still 20 years old. Then a tree root jumps up and gets him. I’ve got a few years on him and I’ve made those mistakes. Thank goodness he wasn’t alone!
Was thinking the same thing. All good though, his backup was there. This time.
@@g.r.2985 I thought it would happen on rocks.
I was just gonna write the same thing. I've watched Chris jumping 5 foot down many times and always cringed. I lower myself slowly even on 3 foot drops now that I'm in my 40s and I was competitive athlete in my 20s and 30s. I know I'm getting old and now take no risks. Just like him, I'm alone in wilderness. Chris still behaves likes he's 15 and it's scary to watch.
@@troutjunkie7330 I know we all sound like a safety Sally, but something happens when you turn 40. Things hurt when you wake up and they just don’t work like they used to. Chris is usually pretty well prepared but I think he’s going to learn from this one. Like I said thank goodness he wasn’t out in the back country and had help nearby.
@@troutjunkie7330 Agree, LOL
Oh no! As others have said, I’ve always worried about a thing like the this. So grateful Shannon was there and that you have insurance. Behave and get well, your fans will be with you
You’ve got a hell of a spirit, Chris. May your health return soon and your spirits stay buoyant.
(PS. The amount of precaution necessary to have kept you 100% injury-free would have negated the adventure entirely. In your line of work, and in your case specifically, [to beat the dead horse] adventure is a foot. (We all love to say it!) I hope you don’t do any “woulda shoulda couldas.”
Vermont in the summer is a wonderful place to get waylaid. I spent a summer in a rental along a creek in Jamaica VT some years back. No billboards, lots of general stores well-stocked with Ben & Jerry’s. I hope you find a place and get some time to recuperate.
Welcome to "Boot Camp". Get well soon but, don't rush it.
Great FOOTage, hope you heal good and fast!
The good thing about this hopefully is that it will make others aware of the importance of hiking with someone else or having a means of communicating for help and to have a walking stick. I sprained my ankle 50 feet from the house and can't imagine what I would've done if it happened all alone in the woods 3 miles out. 127 hours comes to mind. One thing for sure, an injury like this will change your hiking forever, it did for me.
Getting hurt while you are out solo is always a possibility, It can be out on a hike, it can be just doing basic stuff in camp. I almost chopped a finger off several years ago on a solo trip while splitting kindling for a campfire. One slip...
Hi Chris! I know from personal experience how hard it is to stay positive when something like this happens, so I wanted to share my experience to help lift your spirits…. I shattered and dislocated my ankle mountain biking a couple of years ago, days before we were moving to a new home/ town and right after I interviewed for a new job. It was incredibly stressful not knowing how it would all turn out, especially not being able to work. I learned during that time how wonderful people are and am grateful for all the help and generosity that was directed my way. It all turned out well. I hope your healing experience is smooth and quick. Best of luck to you.
Wow, glad you are ok and still able to share this "foot" adventure. Hope you heal soon, Chris; glad Shannon was around.
Sorry for your mishap Chris- you’ll figure out how to get through…you’re lucky to have Shannon, then and now…😎🥾🥾😊
Heal quickly Chris. 👍🇬🇧
Fortunate Shannon was there for your mishap. Bunch of years ago, suffered a similar foot injury. Best to baby that foot until it really feels well and normal. Take care.
I've been there myself twice. 2012 I had a incident severing my left big toe few months to recover. The hard part I'm full-timing in my Scamp trailer, tow vehicle manual transmission Jeep. Second one I bought some land and was on ladder it slipped. I landed on ladder left ankle went under ladder. A painful drive on broken / crushed ankle injury to get medical attention. Following up with few months recovery about 4 years ago. New Jeep is a automatic transmission just in case.
So you can make it work out, thankfully you got Shannon too. Or she's got you. I hope you have a good and fast recovery. Life happens. Many RV camps will work with some situations too.
Adventure is "a foot"......get it LOL! Sorry Chis I had to. I actually tore my calf muscle the same day I watched this video. I feel your pain sir. Speedy recovery!
Hope you recover from this foot injury soon Chris.
Oh damn. I had the same thing happen about 7 years ago just before a camping trip up near Salida, Colorado. Made driving around very difficult in a Jeep with a standard transmission. Hope you heal up soon. Be safe and travel well.
CHEERS from Colorado
P.S. Shannon looks SO HAPPY getting to drive the Jeep in the creepy woods. No banjos, you're all good.
I'm out of commission with an injury right now. I found that a pint of Blue Bell helps a lot. I injured my knee several miles from the trailhead in some pretty rough mountains. I thought they might have to air lift me
Thanks for the inspiration Chris. We are hoping you get better soon. Hang in there. Everything will work out.
So sorry that root “jumped up and bit ya”. Wishing for a fast and full recovery. Great reminder to all of us who enjoy the outdoors, that we are one step away from needing help. Go prepared!
Sorry to hear about your foot! Hang in there!😁
Tough break! Rest up, glad it wasn't more serious.
That’s ankle break stinks BUT it is part of the Adventure. Praying for fast recovery to regular adventures.
Bummer dude. Shannon saved the day. Take it easy for a while and get rested and healed up. You'll figure out what to do in the meantime.
After all this time, your first ankle twist. Well accidents happen in a second.. take care your ankle and don't worry, you are going to be back in accion faster than you think. Big hug..
Sorry about your injury. Wet well soon.
Hey buddy! Sorry about your ankle! I hope you get well soon! Thank goodness your Shannon being there with you in your time of need! Also my condolences 💐 of father passing! 🥺 Positive vibes going your way brother! I really enjoyed watching your videos and adventure you guy’s take! Can’t wait to see your next video this is Big Boy Frank from Texas Peace out ✌️ and safe travels!
What a great time to study and get your ham radio license.
I've always thought combining over-landing with amateur radio would be a natural fit. Going into remote ares for POTA(Parks On The Air), SOTA(Summits On The Air), and remote grid square activation would be a great addition to the experience.
Adventure is a "broken" Foot in Vermont! Speedy Recovery Chris
Hope you have a speedy recovery! This is all part of the adventure.
that's tough for sure but at least no operation needed,I broke both ankle bones playing hockey 22 years ago but with time you will be leaping around in the rocks like always.
Finally got the Jeep fixed and now Chris is broke.
Praying for a quick recovery Chris
Sorry to hear about your injury Chris. Hope you start to feel better soon, but be patient and don’t try to rush it or your foot may not heal up properly and give you problems in the future.
Feel better soon.
The boot beats the collar. Bol for getting an enjoyable healing base. Hope some green state followers can provide input. THe stream side natural cooling bath was great idea. Seems OGBC adventures locates those small stream pools in the summer for a cooling dip during the heat. When you have time please do otherwise, getting better won't hurt.
Y'all Keep Well
Been there and done that Chris. Glad you don't need surgery. The bone should grow back stronger than before the break. Also I have two titanium ankles now so a suggestion; keep from spraining them as much as possible. Take care and be safe out there.
Ooooh Chris, like the comments below, I was always worried from past videos especially the ones where your jumping around rocks. Get well soon.
Happy healing!
Also thank you Shannon for the BTS footage lol
Here's wishing you a speedy recovery... adventure of a different kind... true... but still adventure! Live on!
Good recovery and get well soon!
Chris, I hope you get well soon and you have a speedy recovery. Hang in there I know how it is to spend a lot of time on crutches. I probably spent one year of the last 10 on them. 😎👍
Sorry to hear that. But I guess you could say I was really lucky to have Shannon and have health insurance. Take care! From Japan
I bet Vermont is beautiful in the fall.
Hey there Chris, just saw your vid today such a bummer man! Hope you have a speedy recovery and get back on the road soon!
I know this is a stretch but my wife, son, and I live up in the southern part of Maine’s lake’s region and you guys are welcome to come up if you guys still need a place to hang for as long as you like. We have a extra room that you both can use as well as a 30amp hookup for the revel in the backyard. Plenty of room here so let us know if it can happen
Again get well soon and keep up the great content. Really enjoy the vids!
Chris sending ya positive healing vibes direct right now friend! Hope that break heals super duper quickly.
Dang Chris! So sorry to hear/see this... hope you have a speedy recovery... Shannon is definitely a blessing!
It sucks to break one’s foot , you’ll be fine , good to have Shannon with you . You make a great couple.
Sorry about the ankle Chris! Can’t wait to see you back out!
Chris I'm so sorry for you. Hoping that you will mend quickly
I've had the same thing happen. Rolled my foot on a large boat power cord. Fifth metatarsal fracture (side of foot , down from little toe) . I wrapped my foot and walk on just my heel for 6 weeks. Best not to flex foot. No cast or large boot. That was forty years ago and foot feels fine.
Praying for a swift and thorough recovery. I know that you are a free spirit and this will be a trying time for you. But trust that you will come out of this stronger and more resilient than before. You are very blessed to have a good woman by your side to work with you in your trials.
Just hang in there Stormtrooper! You're a solid guy and this will only harden your armor.
Get well quickly Chris.
The problems with dealing with an injury like this is getting it identified properly. If its a strain/sprain your local emergicare/ER can treat it. If its a fracture/break they will stabilize/First Aid but then refer you to a specialist. They won't set or cast it.
What a bummer. There’s not much anybody can say Chris except make sure you follow whatever the doctors tell you to do as far as rehab. It makes a big difference in the long term. Get better because adventure is in your future.
Good luck to you!
Tuff break, wishing you quick recovery. God speed!
I’ve had this exact injury. My foot also swelled up like a softball just like yours lol. Luckily mine was on the left foot and I was still able to drive. It took 3 months to heal. Doctors put a cast on my foot. And 10 years later it still hurts every once in a while.
You've had a rough patch of luck lately! Glad to see you staying positive! We just became Patterns to hopefully help ya out a bit! We frequent Vermont often and have tons of tracks and pins. I would recommend Iroquois family campground, or Lake Champagne campground in Rudolph for a hook-up site. For off grid I would recommend Somerset airfield. All of these places have views of sky for starlink. Good luck!
Adventure is on foot. Speedy recovery
OOofff....sorry to hear about your foot Chris. Given what's happened over the last little while this really sucks. Take the time to heal up. We'll be here for you while you're on the mend.
Get well soon. ❤️👍🏻
sucks about injury, hope you heal fast. On the bright side, Vermont is beautiful... I just got back from up there.
“A foot adventure” way to keep up your spirits haha. But seriously this could have been a huge bummer but you’ll get back out there soon.
So glad you werent alone.wont be dancing for awhile,sorry,bad pun.take care
Sometimes we forget we are not children anymore. lol! Got to be careful, remember no running in the woods!
Great video thank you!
Speedy recovery Chris ❤️
Just so you know there is No Law in Canada saying you can’t drive with your other foot. I tore my right Achilles Tendon 12 years ago and drove with my left foot for 2 months. I checked with my insurance agent and he said no issue, no law saying you can’t. FYI from my personal experience.
Can’t believe they let you out without at least a cast!
I keep a set of short crutches at hand! No pole vaulting!
Happy healing
Shannon!! Score you did awesome Looking after Christopher shontz!! You did good 👍🏽
Yay!!
Hope you heal quickly!
Life has a way of teaching us humility just when we lest expect it. I'm Really sorry for this, but really glad it wasn't worse. I'm glad you have Shannon. Take care my friend, and don't worry about content. We're not going anywhere, your stuck with us hahaha.
sorry about your foot but it is only a temporary delay. get well soon and enjoy Orangie 2.0 . by the way, you have a beautiful place to heal. i hope to get to Vermont this Fall if I can.