68 yr old Floridian here. That takes a fair amount of nerve camping in the gades by yourself. It can be dangerous. I'm glad it wasn't too bad. The stories I have from when I 1st got outdoors pre developed Fl are many. Imo it's a paved over paradise compared to 50 years ago so I'm glad I experienced when I did. Take a hachet and a partner the next time. lol
Post is a legend. I can hear the dehydration in his voice. He just keeps going like a machine. I try to channel that willpower when I'm out on my own adventures. I always think of Post and how he would deal when things get rough. Thank you for that!
This was a very interesting and informative video. I learned so much and appreciate your commentary during it. Thanks again for sharing so much of yourself with all of us. Have a great night! 👍😊
This was soooo FANTASTIC, AWESOME trip, Post. Showed so much I would never have noticed. You make every trip an adventure and learning experience. Never been disappointed with any of your videos. 👍👍😉 Thank you.
Good morning sunshine! Well 90-100% humidity & temp above 86 welcome to the south! Every day is like this here! Great video! Much love and respect from Henderson Ga USA
I thought this was the same video that you uploaded in the Everglades when you camped on the beach, you had some gorgeous shots in there, so I passed this up by accident. I don't think there is another channel where I have watched a 3 hour long video all the way through. This is hard work to do this, I really appreciate it.
FYI ! Watch for SWALLOW TAILED KITES !! It’s almost time for them to migrate north to this area (southern Florida). They roost in tall tees, magnificent birds. They’re huge with a distinctive fork tail. They are endangered, so seeing one is a huge treat! They appear to sail through the air vs flapping wings. Next trip, get a netted suit & cap that covers your entire head to help with bugs! BTW, where there are baby gators, there’s a huge Mommy close by!!! Enjoy your hike! You are braver than I !!!
I`m a longtime viewer of your channel and I really like the variety of interesting places you explore or you simply doing and observing things through a highly detailled perspective and being able to dive into a hidden world which is non existant to the majority of people.I find comfort and calm in doing exactly the same stuff as you do only with the addition of metaldetecting here in Germany .It might also be worth a try for you... : - ) Best wishes and greetings from Germany
Kind of fitting that he'd brought Crocks to wear at a campsite surrounded by aligators! 😄 And what a cool dude he is, doing all this cool and inspiring stuff and taking us viewers along! 😊👍💚☀️
Finally got around to watching this. A few thoughts as I go along: Part 1) 1) Love your corn on the cob shirt. 2) Love the close up of vultures. 3) While I love the fact that you are filming the path, I also like that you are filming...YOU.
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The sound may have been wild pigs. The everglades has a lot of nocturnal animals like deer, bobcats, raccoons, possums and pigs. Alligators usually stay close to the water at night.
Thank you for taking us along on your hike post10. You were more chilled about the cottonmouth than when the angry beaver chased you that time 😂 Really interesting learning about the different creatures too. Looking forward to northern camping, and icy culverts next 🙏
Very much appreciate these trips you film, it’s wild how diverse your channel is. I started watching your storm drains videos and i’ve been enjoying ever since
For some odd reason I find it fun to follow on google earth while watching. It was awesome that you showed affirmations along the way. Also, as a hiker/geocacher/outdoors person living in Florida, I don't think I would do a solo in that area that you went. Pretty brave lol
Another awesome video, great to see you down in my neck of the woods. The wasps were probably mud daubers they are not aggressive and won't sting unless you hurt one. Definitely gator growl at night, you were camping at a crossroad so critters traveling would pass near your tent, they follow roads like moose up north taking the easiest path. I've done some hammock camping in wet areas, just a hammock strung between trees and mosquito netting strung up over me, everything else stung up in a tree off the ground.
So glad to make this trip with you... there's no possible way I could/would do this.. I was holding my breath even though I knew you made it... after all I was watching the video. 😅
I know 10+ years ago or so Adam the Woo visited an abandoned missile place in the Everglades. Don’t know if it’s the same one but man it’s crazy how long I’ve been watching TH-cam.
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How do you tell a Carpenter Bee from a regular Bee? By the little tool belt. 🐝
I live down here. A lot of those trails you see going in and out of that water are alligators but it's also hog and deer they all walk through the water. There's also pig frogs that make sounds that sound like a pig. Alligators are always seen in seawater that doesn't stop them they're in brackish water and spotted on the beach quite often.
i fell asleep watching this but i dreamed post10 was walking and a beaver went swimming by and grunted F-U and post10 said F-U right back! i woke up laughing
Definitely continue on with your camping adventures! Everyone loves it! For the heat I would bring a portable rechargeable fan that you can find on Amazon. I brought two to Arizona and it helped take the edge off and the battery lasted for a long time! It'll even charge your phone!
53:39 definitely the dew point. Anything over 60 and sweating isn't nearly as effective at cooling yourself down. The higher the dew point, the more miserable your life is.
Awesome camping video Post10. You are braver than me doing what you did walking through that dense undergrowth and bush stuff. Awesome Orb Weaver spiders and their beautiful webs. The gators would have creeped me out especially at night outside the tent. So much for the great outdoors and its splendid wildlife. Thank goodness you never stood on that cottonmouth snake. I was once out in Florida backwater and came across one albeit very docile and chilled on a path. A friend with me told me several were hanging from tree branches near water so we had to proceed with caution it was scary.
And here I thought the radar base was scary, this one sent chills down my spin😵💫. To hear that low growling in pitch black darkness made my blood run cold, can’t wait for the next camping adventure🐍🐊🐢
It's not often I find people who have a similar opinion on spiders to me. Most people I know will go out of their way to kill them if they come inside the house because they think they're a nuisance, don't want them in the house, or they're scared of them. Which sucks as they're the best tenants to have. Largely keep to themselves, build their own accommodations, and deal with a lot of unwanted pests. What's not to like? 😅 Me, I tend to just leave them be. Or I'll take them outside if they're really big. Unless they give me a scare by walking across my glasses whilst I'm wearing them. Had that happen a few times now and every time my reaction is to swat them away which unfortunately kills them.
This video was the cat's meow. Not sure why I liked it slightly better than the beach camp video. A long Post10 video is the best Xmas gift one can ask for. From the looks of things, Post10 girlfriend didn't go to Florida
I'm surprised you didn't carry any sort of stick with you. Growing up in south Texas, whenever I walked anywhere in tall grass/trees, I'd always carry a stick to disrupt the spiderwebs ahead of me. It was almost mandatory, so you don't end up with spiders crawling up your shirt! If I rode a bike down that road, I'd definitely have a makeshift spiderweb destroyer mounted on the front of the bike lol
I was actually using the camera tripod to do. I carried a tripod, the entire hike in my hand so it would be easier to get footage at a moment's notice. I had the tripod fully extended and just walking with it.
I've been through culvert pipes before, where i've literally needed a stick, because there was hundreds of webs, and on the way back, no more than ten minutes later, a bunch of them were already rebuilt
@@post.10 Ah, excellent! That tripod went through hell and back again, what with the webs and salt covering! Some of those spiders can be as angry as the beavers when putting their webs back up. I'm just glad you weren't barrelling into them head first, munching on spiders as you went
Again a very interesting hike. I am amaze that trail is in the middle of Everglades with the reputation of beeing full of snakes and gators and you didn't see many of them, proof that they don't want to meet us. Thanks to bring me on your back ( llooll) with safely sit in front of my computer....Have a nice day.
I'm definitely coming to visit America within the next few years and videos like yours motivate me. I think I'm just going to rent a uhaul van and buy some camping gear. Thanks again for sharing 🙏💪🏻
Dew forms when the temperature cools down to the dew point. Humidity hits 100% and the air cannot hold any more moisture, so condensation starts forming everywhere. The sea breeze combined with the temperature and air pressure prevented dew at the beach.
A tip to deal with sun and flies: Bring an umbrella and put fringes all around it. It will give you shade and when you spin it back and forth in your hand, the fringes will at least make some of the flies go away. Granted, not so great for your hand held filming setup (consider a GoPro or similar product with a chest, collar or head mount for hikes like this), but nothing beats an umbrella when hiking on flat terrain under blistering sun. 😊
Another fantastic camping ⛺️ trip, throughly enjoyed it very much, thank you post 10.. Must say you definitely have some amazing camping experience and taking risks, I applaud 👏 you for that..
I've lived in southwest Florida nearly all my life. Our sunsets never cease to amaze me. Also, gators can run up to 33 mph. The rule of thumb is.... you don't need to run 34 mph. You just need to run faster than the person your with 😂😂😂😂
Wow. This journey was stressful, Post. You are hearing gators disappear into murky water in the distance, and then we're hovering right over the area. I kept finding myself backing up as I watched. Lol!!! 😢
I ordered a case of the red ones from Walmart 😊 through watching you with the MRE's and My neighbor gave me about 10 of them during hurricane Milton I'm hooked on them thanx Post 😁😁
Ah yes the Everglades. You're scared of the gators, the panthers, and the snakes; until you realize that the actual villains are those pesky insects and bugs
That growling was super scary!!! Would not camp myself in there. Oh how I wish you had your trail camera set up for the night to record the surroundings, that would have been sooooo cool! You might want to carry with you a second shirt to put on after the hike to feel dry and warm. It could be in zip-lock bag to stay dry. And other pair of socks too. Fantastic video anyway.
Hands down my favorite videos of yours are the bloopers and how you don't them out! Do you have any plans to do a blooper highlight reel? Like with the air mattress the other day and the spray foam in the hair a few weeks ago and on your other channel reading the labels last year lol those are hilarious! My wife loves them too
Love the solo videos, especially camping. Next time I’m in NH are we going to do Welch-Dickey together⁉️ never made it on my own when I did Mt Washington. ✌️
I’ve been to Florida once. When I got off the plane I started looking over my shoulder for gators! Be careful. We don’t want a gator wrestling video although you’d probably get a ton of subscribers! Great stuff! It’s my New Years Eve video. Thanks Post10
Post i would recommend a carpet vacuum to clean the mattress, one of the hand held ones that vacuum out liquids. On top of you sponging it down in the shower. It will really get the sweat out, and provide a good smell.
I'm surprised you didn't do a night time-lapse of your tent. It would have been amazing to see what was checking the tent out👍 and how the wildlife behaves😎
When talking about how humid it feels , it is better to use the dew point bc the percent humidity is relative to the air temp which determines how much water the air can hold. So, a dew pt above 60° starts to feel humid and a dew pt above 70° is oppressive
Yes and don't carry large amounts of water You want to get water filtration and get it as you go especially when there's such a huge water source. Those cypress trees will filter your water You only need about a 3-in piece of a branch works probably better than the filters you can buy in the store. You can also use grapevine
You went from angry beavers to gators. You definitely have an angel looking out for you young man. Thank you for the field Trip
Wow!! 60-lb pack, when just a few years back, it was just a pair of boots and a rake! From feral beavers to a chill Gator!!
How did you comment two weeks before the video was released? Hacker
Dude! These hikes are epic. Possibly my favorite content you’ve made. Kudos. Love all your other stuff too. Thanks for the vids and keep it up.
68 yr old Floridian here. That takes a fair amount of nerve camping in the gades by yourself. It can be dangerous. I'm glad it wasn't too bad. The stories I have from when I 1st got outdoors pre developed Fl are many. Imo it's a paved over paradise compared to 50 years ago so I'm glad I experienced when I did. Take a hachet and a partner the next time. lol
I absolutely love all of your content, but if I'm being honest, your camping getaways are my most favorite. Awesome stuff man.
Post is a legend. I can hear the dehydration in his voice. He just keeps going like a machine. I try to channel that willpower when I'm out on my own adventures. I always think of Post and how he would deal when things get rough. Thank you for that!
This was a very interesting and informative video. I learned so much and appreciate your commentary during it. Thanks again for sharing so much of yourself with all of us. Have a great night! 👍😊
This is an awesome video! Thanks for bringing us with you on your adventures!
You needed a trail cam outside your tent. That would have been really cool!!!!
You are incredible! Entertaining, informative, ethical and kind. And intrepid ❤
Had a blast watching your live feed of this adventure! Stay hydrated post 10.
seeing you near the swamp water gives me wicked anxiety! so happy you enjoyed but made it out!
This was soooo FANTASTIC, AWESOME trip, Post. Showed so much I would never have noticed. You make every trip an adventure and learning experience. Never been disappointed with any of your videos. 👍👍😉 Thank you.
Good morning sunshine! Well 90-100% humidity & temp above 86 welcome to the south! Every day is like this here! Great video! Much love and respect from Henderson Ga USA
Hiking and camping in the south is not for the weak! The humidity is what makes it so tough, hard to breathe. You made it look easy!
I thought this was the same video that you uploaded in the Everglades when you camped on the beach, you had some gorgeous shots in there, so I passed this up by accident.
I don't think there is another channel where I have watched a 3 hour long video all the way through. This is hard work to do this, I really appreciate it.
You are making Florida Man proud! Love seeing all the awesome critters.
I love all of his camping videos ...can you wait till the snow camping ..thankspost for all the great years I've been watching ¹...
A couple more weeks already in producti
Can't wait bro your one of the best on TH-cam an we love them all ..
Andddd, thank you again... love the still shots at the end. AMAZING!!
FYI ! Watch for SWALLOW TAILED KITES !! It’s almost time for them to migrate north to this area (southern Florida). They roost in tall tees, magnificent birds. They’re huge with a distinctive fork tail. They are endangered, so seeing one is a huge treat! They appear to sail through the air vs flapping wings. Next trip, get a netted suit & cap that covers your entire head to help with bugs! BTW, where there are baby gators, there’s a huge Mommy close by!!! Enjoy your hike! You are braver than I !!!
I`m a longtime viewer of your channel and I really like the variety of interesting places you explore or you simply doing and observing things through a highly detailled perspective and being able to dive into a hidden world which is non existant to the majority of people.I find comfort and calm in doing exactly the same stuff as you do only with the addition of metaldetecting here in Germany .It might also be worth a try for you... : - ) Best wishes and greetings from Germany
Agreed its an awesome variety!
Great video Post, loved the Florida camping videos, as a Minnesota guy I look forward to you camping in the snow and cold back in Maine or Canada!
Absolutely amazing adventure! Waaaayyy braver than I will ever be. Thank you for taking us along. 🤩
Not to sound weird but that tie-dye corn shirt is absolute 🔥
Thanks for the adventure, Post. Interesting and fun.
😮Not letting me watch last five minutes ill be persistent 😂 thanks for sharing this amazing journey appreciate it very much post ten
Kind of fitting that he'd brought Crocks to wear at a campsite surrounded by aligators!
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And what a cool dude he is, doing all this cool and inspiring stuff and taking us viewers along!
😊👍💚☀️
Finally got around to watching this. A few thoughts as I go along:
Part 1)
1) Love your corn on the cob shirt.
2) Love the close up of vultures.
3) While I love the fact that you are filming the path, I also like that you are filming...YOU.
The sound may have been wild pigs. The everglades has a lot of nocturnal animals like deer, bobcats, raccoons, possums and pigs. Alligators usually stay close to the water at night.
Thank you for taking us along on your hike post10. You were more chilled about the cottonmouth than when the angry beaver chased you that time 😂
Really interesting learning about the different creatures too.
Looking forward to northern camping, and icy culverts next 🙏
⚡"WOO!! ... WOO, WOO WOO!!!! ⚡
I can still hear it in my mind! 😅
He might be the first living alligator to taste a guy who ate a 100-year-old can of beef.
Just joking, you are couragous 🙂👍
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@nomad-vv8oc - Still very funny, though! 😄
Awesome Awesome video Post 👍💜
I can't hardly wait for the snow camping videos.🤗🤞
I like that you put kilometers in subtitles, so I don't need to check what dat. Nice video all the way
Yes, those conversions along with °F to °C and inches to centimetres are much appreciated!
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Fantastic. Keep em coming. Really makes my day.
you hiked 10 miles wearing waders and boots with a 60 pound pack?? that is pretty awesome and impressive
Very much appreciate these trips you film, it’s wild how diverse your channel is. I started watching your storm drains videos and i’ve been enjoying ever since
For some odd reason I find it fun to follow on google earth while watching. It was awesome that you showed affirmations along the way. Also, as a hiker/geocacher/outdoors person living in Florida, I don't think I would do a solo in that area that you went. Pretty brave lol
Another awesome video, great to see you down in my neck of the woods. The wasps were probably mud daubers they are not aggressive and won't sting unless you hurt one. Definitely gator growl at night, you were camping at a crossroad so critters traveling would pass near your tent, they follow roads like moose up north taking the easiest path. I've done some hammock camping in wet areas, just a hammock strung between trees and mosquito netting strung up over me, everything else stung up in a tree off the ground.
So glad to make this trip with you... there's no possible way I could/would do this.. I was holding my breath even though I knew you made it... after all I was watching the video. 😅
I know 10+ years ago or so Adam the Woo visited an abandoned missile place in the Everglades. Don’t know if it’s the same one but man it’s crazy how long I’ve been watching TH-cam.
How do you tell a Carpenter Bee from a regular Bee? By the little tool belt. 🐝
And the stigmata
This is going to be GREAT
I live down here. A lot of those trails you see going in and out of that water are alligators but it's also hog and deer they all walk through the water. There's also pig frogs that make sounds that sound like a pig. Alligators are always seen in seawater that doesn't stop them they're in brackish water and spotted on the beach quite often.
i fell asleep watching this but i dreamed post10 was walking and a beaver went swimming by and grunted F-U and post10 said F-U right back! i woke up laughing
You scared the crap out of me when the spider crawled up your arm.
As a Florida resident of 40 years. If you ever want to know if a gator’s in the water, is the water wet? Then yes.
The baby gator was adorable ❤
Definitely continue on with your camping adventures! Everyone loves it! For the heat I would bring a portable rechargeable fan that you can find on Amazon. I brought two to Arizona and it helped take the edge off and the battery lasted for a long time! It'll even charge your phone!
53:39 definitely the dew point. Anything over 60 and sweating isn't nearly as effective at cooling yourself down. The higher the dew point, the more miserable your life is.
Awesome camping video Post10. You are braver than me doing what you did walking through that dense undergrowth and bush stuff. Awesome Orb Weaver spiders and their beautiful webs. The gators would have creeped me out especially at night outside the tent. So much for the great outdoors and its splendid wildlife. Thank goodness you never stood on that cottonmouth snake. I was once out in Florida backwater and came across one albeit very docile and chilled on a path. A friend with me told me several were hanging from tree branches near water so we had to proceed with caution it was scary.
The whole video I was waiting for the Florida heat to turn his shirt into popcorn! Love the videos Post10 you rock!
And here I thought the radar base was scary, this one sent chills down my spin😵💫. To hear that low growling in pitch black darkness made my blood run cold, can’t wait for the next camping adventure🐍🐊🐢
It's not often I find people who have a similar opinion on spiders to me. Most people I know will go out of their way to kill them if they come inside the house because they think they're a nuisance, don't want them in the house, or they're scared of them. Which sucks as they're the best tenants to have. Largely keep to themselves, build their own accommodations, and deal with a lot of unwanted pests. What's not to like? 😅
Me, I tend to just leave them be. Or I'll take them outside if they're really big. Unless they give me a scare by walking across my glasses whilst I'm wearing them. Had that happen a few times now and every time my reaction is to swat them away which unfortunately kills them.
I put spiders in the basement so they don't freeze in the winter.If I find them in the house
Thanks Post! 👊🏻👍🏻 Appreciate you always my friend 🙏🏻 God Bless
This video was the cat's meow. Not sure why I liked it slightly better than the beach camp video. A long Post10 video is the best Xmas gift one can ask for. From the looks of things, Post10 girlfriend didn't go to Florida
I'm surprised you didn't carry any sort of stick with you. Growing up in south Texas, whenever I walked anywhere in tall grass/trees, I'd always carry a stick to disrupt the spiderwebs ahead of me. It was almost mandatory, so you don't end up with spiders crawling up your shirt! If I rode a bike down that road, I'd definitely have a makeshift spiderweb destroyer mounted on the front of the bike lol
I was actually using the camera tripod to do. I carried a tripod, the entire hike in my hand so it would be easier to get footage at a moment's notice. I had the tripod fully extended and just walking with it.
I've been through culvert pipes before, where i've literally needed a stick, because there was hundreds of webs, and on the way back, no more than ten minutes later, a bunch of them were already rebuilt
@@post.10 Ah, excellent! That tripod went through hell and back again, what with the webs and salt covering! Some of those spiders can be as angry as the beavers when putting their webs back up. I'm just glad you weren't barrelling into them head first, munching on spiders as you went
Camping vids are your best vids now. Draining clogged drains and culverts isn’t the same anymore. In my opinion.
Again a very interesting hike. I am amaze that trail is in the middle of Everglades with the reputation of beeing full of snakes and gators and you didn't see many of them, proof that they don't want to meet us. Thanks to bring me on your back ( llooll) with safely sit in front of my computer....Have a nice day.
What's the story morning glory, thank you for sharing another explore adventure in Florida.
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24C and 78% humidity sounds like a nice, dry summer day for someone who has lived in Scotland.
I was hoping for a trail cam to see what was lurking around your camp while you were sleeping 🤷♂️ that was a long hike 💪😎👍
You are bloody brave!! @post 10
I'm definitely coming to visit America within the next few years and videos like yours motivate me. I think I'm just going to rent a uhaul van and buy some camping gear. Thanks again for sharing 🙏💪🏻
wow awesome video, im surprised hikers havent done this hike like you did
Dew forms when the temperature cools down to the dew point. Humidity hits 100% and the air cannot hold any more moisture, so condensation starts forming everywhere. The sea breeze combined with the temperature and air pressure prevented dew at the beach.
Post. You’ve come so far! Great video! Thank you.
A tip to deal with sun and flies: Bring an umbrella and put fringes all around it. It will give you shade and when you spin it back and forth in your hand, the fringes will at least make some of the flies go away.
Granted, not so great for your hand held filming setup (consider a GoPro or similar product with a chest, collar or head mount for hikes like this), but nothing beats an umbrella when hiking on flat terrain under blistering sun. 😊
Alternatively, he could wear an Australian Outback hat, with a wide rim and cork bottle tops dangling from bits of string all around it 🙂👍
Another fantastic camping ⛺️ trip, throughly enjoyed it very much, thank you post 10..
Must say you definitely have some amazing camping experience and taking risks, I applaud 👏 you for that..
I love these videos! Maybe some hikes in the redwood forests? Haha I learn alot from these videos, thank you post your awesome bro
He actually has a video of the redwoods when he took a trip out west.
I've lived in southwest Florida nearly all my life. Our sunsets never cease to amaze me.
Also, gators can run up to 33 mph. The rule of thumb is.... you don't need to run 34 mph. You just need to run faster than the person your with 😂😂😂😂
Hell yes! 🙌 been missing the camping vids man!
Yeah I wouldn’t have slept good either, hearing all those noises outside the tent 😂
I really love your campings !
Totally looks like a Eastern rat snake. Enjoyed camping with you again! Love the corn shirt!! :)
Wow. This journey was stressful, Post. You are hearing gators disappear into murky water in the distance, and then we're hovering right over the area. I kept finding myself backing up as I watched. Lol!!! 😢
I ordered a case of the red ones from Walmart 😊 through watching you with the MRE's and My neighbor gave me about 10 of them during hurricane Milton I'm hooked on them thanx Post 😁😁
Fantastic video as always my friend, very much enjoyed watching your adventures. Not sure i would have been so brave 😂
Cypress trees are so pretty! I wish the old loggers had not cut all the ancient ones down :(
Ah yes the Everglades. You're scared of the gators, the panthers, and the snakes; until you realize that the actual villains are those pesky insects and bugs
That growling was super scary!!! Would not camp myself in there. Oh how I wish you had your trail camera set up for the night to record the surroundings, that would have been sooooo cool! You might want to carry with you a second shirt to put on after the hike to feel dry and warm. It could be in zip-lock bag to stay dry. And other pair of socks too. Fantastic video anyway.
Love the camping videos!!
Hands down my favorite videos of yours are the bloopers and how you don't them out! Do you have any plans to do a blooper highlight reel? Like with the air mattress the other day and the spray foam in the hair a few weeks ago and on your other channel reading the labels last year lol those are hilarious! My wife loves them too
Gee wiz post you must one very fit bloke 60lb pack 10 miles and that time of year wow
Post 10 has balls of steel. Braver them I.
lmao time to have some green beans. You're a brave dude. Florida is a crazy place. Thanks for the video!
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Love the solo videos, especially camping.
Next time I’m in NH are we going to do Welch-Dickey together⁉️ never made it on my own when I did Mt Washington. ✌️
I’ve been to Florida once. When I got off the plane I started looking over my shoulder for gators! Be careful. We don’t want a gator wrestling video although you’d probably get a ton of subscribers! Great stuff! It’s my New Years Eve video. Thanks Post10
Post i would recommend a carpet vacuum to clean the mattress, one of the hand held ones that vacuum out liquids. On top of you sponging it down in the shower. It will really get the sweat out, and provide a good smell.
Might have been a Skunkape that that woke You up in the middle of the night!
Your a much braver man than me. Camping with alligators thats a big no. Love the video but ill stick to squirrels and pigeons in the uk. 👍👍
I'm surprised you didn't do a night time-lapse of your tent. It would have been amazing to see what was checking the tent out👍 and how the wildlife behaves😎
We tried that many times and nothing happened. Animals only come when there is no camera
@post.10 that would have been awesome
i am very glad I found your channels.
“My dad used to grow morning glories”
Me: “I wanna meet that dad.”
The overhead view from Google maps is cool. I like seeing that
That's a Georgia Thumper! Welcome back down south! 😁
That growling was one of them blue hair Subaru owners that seen your video from a week ago. 😂😅😂😂
Thanks for sharing. I loved my visit to the Everglades last year, but took a small hike. Not as brave as you.
I like the long camping videos nice 👍
When talking about how humid it feels , it is better to use the dew point bc the percent humidity is relative to the air temp which determines how much water the air can hold. So, a dew pt above 60° starts to feel humid and a dew pt above 70° is oppressive
Yes and don't carry large amounts of water You want to get water filtration and get it as you go especially when there's such a huge water source. Those cypress trees will filter your water You only need about a 3-in piece of a branch works probably better than the filters you can buy in the store. You can also use grapevine