This is one heck of a race folks. I'm back for 2025, all going to plan, and there are still bibs available for the solo and teams 100k laps...Get on it! Brilliant cause, mind bending terrain, and world class people. www.hut2hut.oscars100.com.au
I did a version of this as a hike in 4 days after seeing an old vid of yours of the cross cut saw. Inspired me to get out there and I can testify that is not running terrain 😂
mate, what a bloody compelling story. that thumbnail was rubbish though. should have been a split screen of a much tighter shot of 2:49 or 17:26 and an mri/ct of pete's hip showing what needs replacement. make it better for 10x views and 50-75k subs. please!
I had to pause the video and just appreciate for a moment how wise this man is. We are all blessed to get to hear his honest thoughts on the world, and to see it through his eyes, even if only for 20 minutes.
This will probably get lost in the comments but, words can't explain how much I love watching your videos. The world would be a much better place if there were more people like you, Beau.
And it’s so true. When my grandmother passed I suddenly became the generation of mothers, not children and that marked a huge shift for me. Different decisions.
Yes, what a sentence. At this point I immediately paused the video for a longer period of time. I had to think about it and will definitely continue to think about it. My father passed away in 2021. A lot has happened since then, but these words, this sentence... there are so many miles (and thoughts) between then and now, but no time has passed. Thank you both, I hope Pete understands when I say: see you next corner. I wish you both only the best! This video means a lot to me!
There are absolutely ultra's and trail running after hip replacement! I had a total left hip replacement. After recovering and taking it slow, I've built back up to 40-50 mile weeks, and longer when prepping for anything over marathon distance. The key is this: The doctor will say "don't run" because it extends the life of the implant. So what? If your health suffers because you can't run, what's the point?? Instead, take it easy, make sure you're doing strength workouts, and build it back up. If it does deteriorate over time, again, so what? Have a revision done - At the point you'll need it, the technology will be even better. Don't let a replacement stop you!
Classic used to be when you have a hip or joint replacement, you are locked in for at least another unless you get hit by a bus in the meantime. The newer items are better, but the join of the new material is still not 100% like the original item it replaces, more so when it comes to impacts.
@@mitchellking4988 You don't seem to understand the point. If your health will suffer from *not* running (which I said in my original post), then you should stay fit and run. But hey, misinterpret it however suits your agenda :)
Pete, don't doubt yourself. I've had both of my hips replaced. When I was in the my 30's. Now I'm 45 and I'm the most active I've ever been. Gym workouts, lifting heavy weights. Long walks. Bike rides. Get through recovery and then go full on.
Whenever I am procrastinating or being lazy but wishing I wasn’t, a video from beau pops up and makes me slap myself around the face and get out of my own head. The videos themselves are all great, but the real magic is the effect they have on me and I’m sure others, to make us stop thinking and start doing.
Well, Beau ... are YOU recovered from your recent illness? You pressed ahead far too long without knowing you were sick and I really hope you're on the mend. It's good to see you out and enjoying the grind.
It was quite emotional to see Pete being wheeled off in a wheelchair when the race was over. It confirms some of the fears as a viewer in this story. But it also paints a picture of Pete's mental battle. His desire to be fit and finish the race, versus his body which made him unable. Then the video ends with that absolutely absurd cliffhanger... what a character that man is...
Inspirational bloke. Never shall I whinge about sore joints from work and sport, at the least I'll think about this machine to give me some motivation to keep on chugging.
Dude Pete is a machine. Going into shock halfway through the first go around on a destroyed hip, recovering and saying to hell with it I'll do it again. That's dedication
Incredible grit Pete! Lost my dad suddenly a month ago and he has also called me an idiot for various athletic undertakings. I'll honor him by continuing to be an idiot, might just do an Ironman to really prove his point. Thanks for the video Beau, had a little cry seeing you guys work together through hard times.
I’m here to say , I’ve had my hip replaced and grieved running long distances. Until I had it replaced and realised that it way more durable then it’s studied. I’ve ran a 50 km trail ultra on my 1 year anniversary of my replacement and I’m a year 2 months post op. You will be able to run an ultra post op, you see !!
Beau I’ve watched everyone of your videos and this is the first that’s moved me to tears. Calling Pete a warrior is an understatement, the determination to even consider attempting this with his issue and then having the spirit to go back for round 2 is completely heroic. Good on ya mate and cant wait for the next one.
As someone who has gone from cranking out a 100 miler pretty regularly to a series of DNFs, I feel I can relate. Best of luck to Pete. Looking forward to the next video.
i feel like i would be a much different, and probably much better person if i had a friend like Beau. i think we all need a little Beau in our lives tbh. what a unique and amazing an inspirational man. thank you for sharing your stories and your wisdom with us, mate.
I know that Pete is a serious bloke which deserves a lot of good things. He is a true hero. Also you Beau for your beautiful uploads. I always sweat a tear watching your vids!
The Australian countryside is absolutely wild. Every time Beau shows it it’s just awesome and inspiring. What a magical place. I couldn’t be doing with the wildlife though. 😳
I'm 45. Two young kids, and been running for a couple of years. I identify so much with Pete. I ran my first trail marathon a few weeks back, and now I dread the day when the cut-off sweeper of my running life taps me on the shoulder. Keep going Pete! Great job Beau.
I was a 4days/week climber, would travel the world to climb limestone (China, Spain, etc). I have peripheral neuropathy due to so much crimping limestone. Never thought I'd identify as anything, but a climber. The social circle can be amazing. The adventures stunning. I stopped climbing and have a new identity that doesn't cause further damage to my body. I decided that I wanted to do something more noble with my life than chase limestone. I got over it. I have a tree nursery now and harvest all of the tree seed out in the wild. One can move on.
Fantastic video Beau, you've inspired me the last few years to start running, now I'm addicted! Got a plan to do the 145km trail around our great national capital. Can't wait to see your next feat, keep 'em coming
I just love how your films make me feel. I always feel more motivation to do something, to try something new, to adventure and to get after it. Thank you
Beau, you're one of the finest storyteller of TH-cam, and the reason is : it never looks like you're trying to tell us something profound, you just do it.
I love the changes you made to this film since the secret screenings, Beau and Mitch. Beautiful footage, more banter, and an even more emotional film. Stunning work!
Every time I watch a Beau Miles film I come out of it wanting to be more optimistic about life than I am at this minute. I work at it, bit by bit, and try to say/think about things to where I want to say "what a bloody beauty!" to everything I see. I'm not always successful but I'm getting better. I try to be amazed at the smallest things and revel in everything. Beau, you're a bastard for making me want to be a better man! LOL
17:01 - this was a profound statement about losing a parent and what it means for the individual who lost their mom or dad. Had me choked up thinking about losing my own dad and what that would feel like. Thank you so much Beau for sharing this story and journey with Pete. Having a friend like you no doubt has helped Pete deal with the loss. Good on ya mate for being a true one!
That was great! ...The friendship & beauty of the run mingled in the midst of a deep and rugged challenge... With a cliff hanger of "what happens next" thrown in to boot! Looking forward to the next film already Beau! ❤
What an incredible mental to have to do something like what Pete was doing, really brings a perspective onto how much of a control we can take on whatever struggles get thrown our way. The guy is an inspiration down to the definition, through and through. I'm gonna take a walk with an extra pep in my step today because of Pete, and man, what a great film.
Great video Beau. Good on ya, Pete, for having a crack at something most people don't even dream of doing. Thanks for being brave and sharing the journey with the rest of us. Can't wait for the next film.
Very powerful. Courage in the face of defeat, optimism despite a bleak outlook, and a strong bond of friendship that makes it all possible and at the same time worthwhile. If been struggeling with back- and kneeinjuries since my mid-twenties. They constantly try - and often enough succeed - to keep me from engaging in the sports that are an integral part of my life. Lost my father at 18. This film speeks to me on a lot of levels. Great work yet again, Beau!
Beautiful stuff mate! It was a gem of a short film and touching how you talked about life and loss with a good buddy. Have recently lost my last parent, my mum and it's been a surreal situation, to say the least! Well done Beau
I put this on and said to my girlfriend "you know Beau Miles right?" And she looked puzzled for a bit and went "isn't he the one who put his daughter in a bucket or something" 🤣🙂
That bloke is an inspiration, takes a huge man to tackle those challenges and a bigger man to take on that big of a mission. Absolutely massive of you Pete, hats off, good luck with the replacement and your future endeavours.
What a beautiful line and view..."You could say Pete was broken, but i wouldnt, i actually think he was as strong as he was ever going to be"....just a beautiful and emotional film...well done!!!
Bloody inspiring as always Beau, I've been in a rut lately and this reminded me of that saying that our body is like a racecar, we should cross the finish line having given our all, not in a perfectly preserved body having never really lived. Thanks for showcasing someone with real gumption and also for you positivity and gusto - Goodonya matey
I love that your videos show just how spectacular Australia is. A lot of foreigners think it’s either desert or beaches. Not many know how rugged and beautiful it is here.
You remind me of a Labrador. Absolutely buzzed about life, brightening peoples days with your positive energy. Thanks for your videos. Love from Scotland. 🏴
A great story teller you are Beau. Such a special capture of a moment in time, scattered with philosophical gems. Thankyou for always sharing so generously. All the best to Pete with his hips....I share a similar future with mine.
That was a great video. And again with trying again. Love seeing that you Ausies whenever seem to get knocked down, they are happy to come back for seconds! Great way to live life
good ONYA beaudy! Your lessons on life as you age bring me the reflection and appreciation for life that I love, I'm definitely living better as a young knucklehead cause of you and people like Pete who you share stories with. Keep 'em comin, much love from Vermont
Magnificient film, Beau. Amazing and inspirationnal, as usual. I can't believe you haven't got millions of followers, yet. Your content is so good! TH-cam is tough. Im' looking forward to the next video.
This is one heck of a race folks. I'm back for 2025, all going to plan, and there are still bibs available for the solo and teams 100k laps...Get on it! Brilliant cause, mind bending terrain, and world class people. www.hut2hut.oscars100.com.au
The title is horrendous… had me thinking your hip was cooked!
I did a version of this as a hike in 4 days after seeing an old vid of yours of the cross cut saw. Inspired me to get out there and I can testify that is not running terrain 😂
We will see you at Bluff Hut aid station in 2025 mate with the @peninsula4x4club
mate, what a bloody compelling story. that thumbnail was rubbish though. should have been a split screen of a much tighter shot of 2:49 or 17:26 and an mri/ct of pete's hip showing what needs replacement. make it better for 10x views and 50-75k subs. please!
Would love to see you do a video Beau with " Geo wizard" or do an aussi straight line challenge
"Life moves pretty fast if you don't look up mate" Beau Miles
Judging by the end of the video there it might have actually been 2022
I had to pause the video and just appreciate for a moment how wise this man is. We are all blessed to get to hear his honest thoughts on the world, and to see it through his eyes, even if only for 20 minutes.
"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and take a look around once in a while, you could miss it." - Ferris Bueller
This will probably get lost in the comments but, words can't explain how much I love watching your videos. The world would be a much better place if there were more people like you, Beau.
"You lose a parent and you instantly become the next generation" send a shiver down my spine, such a powerful phrase.
And it’s so true. When my grandmother passed I suddenly became the generation of mothers, not children and that marked a huge shift for me. Different decisions.
In the click of a finger you're making the decisions of life on your own.
Yes, what a sentence. At this point I immediately paused the video for a longer period of time. I had to think about it and will definitely continue to think about it. My father passed away in 2021. A lot has happened since then, but these words, this sentence... there are so many miles (and thoughts) between then and now, but no time has passed. Thank you both, I hope Pete understands when I say: see you next corner. I wish you both only the best! This video means a lot to me!
I say to people that when our parents die, we become the adult in the room. Don't like being the adult!😂
I miss my dad
Had Mr Peter Bruce as a teacher in 2019, he introduced the class to your videos and I’ve been watching ever since. Great to see him in a video!!!
Always a good day when Beaudy uploads
I know right. It’s been a second
I was just feeling super thankful that Beau dropped a banger
Beaudy uploady
Exactly!
There are absolutely ultra's and trail running after hip replacement! I had a total left hip replacement. After recovering and taking it slow, I've built back up to 40-50 mile weeks, and longer when prepping for anything over marathon distance. The key is this: The doctor will say "don't run" because it extends the life of the implant. So what? If your health suffers because you can't run, what's the point?? Instead, take it easy, make sure you're doing strength workouts, and build it back up. If it does deteriorate over time, again, so what? Have a revision done - At the point you'll need it, the technology will be even better. Don't let a replacement stop you!
Inspiring to hear
Classic used to be when you have a hip or joint replacement, you are locked in for at least another unless you get hit by a bus in the meantime.
The newer items are better, but the join of the new material is still not 100% like the original item it replaces, more so when it comes to impacts.
Yeah. Let's make everybody else pay for my hips and clog up the health system because I want to ignore doctors advice.
@@mitchellking4988 You don't seem to understand the point. If your health will suffer from *not* running (which I said in my original post), then you should stay fit and run. But hey, misinterpret it however suits your agenda :)
My 86 yr old friend says she's going horseback riding next week. What the he## use it while you can!
Turns a bit of on the trail flattery and a bloody leg got us a cameo 😂 See you again on Valentine's Day Boys ✌️
deadly combo haha. australian culture is so refreshing
Pete, don't doubt yourself. I've had both of my hips replaced. When I was in the my 30's. Now I'm 45 and I'm the most active I've ever been. Gym workouts, lifting heavy weights. Long walks. Bike rides. Get through recovery and then go full on.
Whenever I am procrastinating or being lazy but wishing I wasn’t, a video from beau pops up and makes me slap myself around the face and get out of my own head. The videos themselves are all great, but the real magic is the effect they have on me and I’m sure others, to make us stop thinking and start doing.
straight up
Like "Hey life is outside that door m8. Go get it"
Well, Beau ... are YOU recovered from your recent illness? You pressed ahead far too long without knowing you were sick and I really hope you're on the mend. It's good to see you out and enjoying the grind.
I'm on the mend Sherry. This was 2.5 years ago also...
@@BeauMiles I was wondering whether you still have to wear those bloody face masks in Australia. Well, there you go.
@@MrJspitsoh no. A mask. Absolutely tragic.
@@MrJspits What an absolutely ridiculous, ignorant comment 🤦
@@donttalkcrap could say the same about you
It was quite emotional to see Pete being wheeled off in a wheelchair when the race was over. It confirms some of the fears as a viewer in this story. But it also paints a picture of Pete's mental battle. His desire to be fit and finish the race, versus his body which made him unable.
Then the video ends with that absolutely absurd cliffhanger... what a character that man is...
Inspirational bloke. Never shall I whinge about sore joints from work and sport, at the least I'll think about this machine to give me some motivation to keep on chugging.
Dude Pete is a machine. Going into shock halfway through the first go around on a destroyed hip, recovering and saying to hell with it I'll do it again. That's dedication
It takes a positive person to be as strong as Pete is, fantastic film Beau, cannot wait to watch Pete give it another go!
Such a typical Aussie way of talking about a good friend - call him a bastard 🤣
😂 made me laugh too, he never says it to me in person though….maybe in the next film
"The start and the finish of days give beautifully optimistic light." Beau Miles
This resonates. What a deep thought. Thank you sir.
Incredible grit Pete!
Lost my dad suddenly a month ago and he has also called me an idiot for various athletic undertakings. I'll honor him by continuing to be an idiot, might just do an Ironman to really prove his point.
Thanks for the video Beau, had a little cry seeing you guys work together through hard times.
I’m here to say , I’ve had my hip replaced and grieved running long distances. Until I had it replaced and realised that it way more durable then it’s studied. I’ve ran a 50 km trail ultra on my 1 year anniversary of my replacement and I’m a year 2 months post op.
You will be able to run an ultra post op, you see !!
I've tried so many times to write a comment but just can't get it right. Beau, this is a contender for best film yet. Pete, you are a legend!
Beau I’ve watched everyone of your videos and this is the first that’s moved me to tears. Calling Pete a warrior is an understatement, the determination to even consider attempting this with his issue and then having the spirit to go back for round 2 is completely heroic. Good on ya mate and cant wait for the next one.
Mr. Pete is incredible and so are you Beau. You are the top content creator in TH-cam for me, Thank You
Just when I thought Beau was the most inspirational person out there, he goes and introduces us to his mate. Pair of legends.
Beau and Pete -- you're both an inspiration to us all. What a powerful film. Makes me wanna just GO GO GO. No excuses. No complaining. Just GO GO GO.
Thanks Jack. A man that keeps coming up in my conversations. Yes indeed mate. Go Go Go!
Stoked you liked it Jack!!
This had me in tears, Beau, Pete, you are excellent humans. Huge love.
Legend, thanks Rich!!!
As someone who has gone from cranking out a 100 miler pretty regularly to a series of DNFs, I feel I can relate. Best of luck to Pete. Looking forward to the next video.
I love that Beau knows when a story is not yet finished and he holds the film until it's ready! Big cliff hanger here
I’m always so amazed at equally how fragile and ridiculously resilient our bodies are
i feel like i would be a much different, and probably much better person if i had a friend like Beau. i think we all need a little Beau in our lives tbh. what a unique and amazing an inspirational man.
thank you for sharing your stories and your wisdom with us, mate.
I know that Pete is a serious bloke which deserves a lot of good things. He is a true hero. Also you Beau for your beautiful uploads. I always sweat a tear watching your vids!
This film touched my heart deeply.
Thank you Beau and Pete❤
The Australian countryside is absolutely wild. Every time Beau shows it it’s just awesome and inspiring. What a magical place. I couldn’t be doing with the wildlife though. 😳
If it takes 50km to make you feel like you've failed, then I think you've succeeded pretty well overall.
What a bloody legend! To go again. Massive respect to Pete.
Absolutely beautiful, Beau. Please keep us updated on Pete, hoping he's back at it with new hips!
I'm 45. Two young kids, and been running for a couple of years. I identify so much with Pete. I ran my first trail marathon a few weeks back, and now I dread the day when the cut-off sweeper of my running life taps me on the shoulder. Keep going Pete! Great job Beau.
I was a 4days/week climber, would travel the world to climb limestone (China, Spain, etc). I have peripheral neuropathy due to so much crimping limestone. Never thought I'd identify as anything, but a climber. The social circle can be amazing. The adventures stunning. I stopped climbing and have a new identity that doesn't cause further damage to my body. I decided that I wanted to do something more noble with my life than chase limestone. I got over it. I have a tree nursery now and harvest all of the tree seed out in the wild.
One can move on.
Fantastic video Beau, you've inspired me the last few years to start running, now I'm addicted! Got a plan to do the 145km trail around our great national capital. Can't wait to see your next feat, keep 'em coming
Perfect...mates taking on personal challenges....accepting the physical and exploring the emotional...Great Stuff!! Ta Beau. Onya Pete.
I just love how your films make me feel. I always feel more motivation to do something, to try something new, to adventure and to get after it. Thank you
The perseverance on Pete, and the company of Beau, much respect for you two
Bloody good. Thanks Beau!
Beau, you're one of the finest storyteller of TH-cam, and the reason is : it never looks like you're trying to tell us something profound, you just do it.
I love the changes you made to this film since the secret screenings, Beau and Mitch. Beautiful footage, more banter, and an even more emotional film. Stunning work!
Every time I watch a Beau Miles film I come out of it wanting to be more optimistic about life than I am at this minute. I work at it, bit by bit, and try to say/think about things to where I want to say "what a bloody beauty!" to everything I see. I'm not always successful but I'm getting better. I try to be amazed at the smallest things and revel in everything. Beau, you're a bastard for making me want to be a better man! LOL
Thanks Farbar
@@BeauMiles Apologies for the last sentence but I was trying to be a tad humorous there. It's genuinely meant to be a compliment.
17:01 - this was a profound statement about losing a parent and what it means for the individual who lost their mom or dad. Had me choked up thinking about losing my own dad and what that would feel like. Thank you so much Beau for sharing this story and journey with Pete. Having a friend like you no doubt has helped Pete deal with the loss. Good on ya mate for being a true one!
Our planet is Spectacular!! Thank you for showing part of it to us.
That was great! ...The friendship & beauty of the run mingled in the midst of a deep and rugged challenge...
With a cliff hanger of "what happens next" thrown in to boot! Looking forward to the next film already Beau! ❤
Looking forward to getting it you ya!
I've always loved these videos and realized its the pure authenticity that makes them so great.
Beau, why do you always make us shed a tear or two? Beautiful as ever, thank you!
Beautiful video Beau!
What an incredible mental to have to do something like what Pete was doing, really brings a perspective onto how much of a control we can take on whatever struggles get thrown our way. The guy is an inspiration down to the definition, through and through. I'm gonna take a walk with an extra pep in my step today because of Pete, and man, what a great film.
Great to hear Jordan, the mind is a powerful thing!! Keep trucking on mate!!
Emotional as always. Great adventure as always.
Yesss!! I thought this one was beautiful! Nature, grief, wacky Australians, it has it all! Super excited for a 2nd part!
Honestly, Pete, what an inspiration. Cheers Beau, this is the best TH-cam channel out there. Absolutely love it. Thank you!
Such a beautiful story about an enduring friendship.
Great video Beau. Good on ya, Pete, for having a crack at something most people don't even dream of doing. Thanks for being brave and sharing the journey with the rest of us. Can't wait for the next film.
Eagerly awaiting the next film ;)
Love this! The most accurate portrayal of Hut to Hut. Pete is amazing and I look forward to attempt 2!
Thanks Beau, helps a lot!
Very powerful. Courage in the face of defeat, optimism despite a bleak outlook, and a strong bond of friendship that makes it all possible and at the same time worthwhile. If been struggeling with back- and kneeinjuries since my mid-twenties. They constantly try - and often enough succeed - to keep me from engaging in the sports that are an integral part of my life. Lost my father at 18. This film speeks to me on a lot of levels. Great work yet again, Beau!
Beautiful stuff mate! It was a gem of a short film and touching how you talked about life and loss with a good buddy. Have recently lost my last parent, my mum and it's been a surreal situation, to say the least! Well done Beau
I put this on and said to my girlfriend "you know Beau Miles right?" And she looked puzzled for a bit and went "isn't he the one who put his daughter in a bucket or something" 🤣🙂
I like this ben. That's the one
That bloke is an inspiration, takes a huge man to tackle those challenges and a bigger man to take on that big of a mission.
Absolutely massive of you Pete, hats off, good luck with the replacement and your future endeavours.
Legend, thanks mate, appreciate the kind words!!
Can't wait for the next one! :)
You guys are LEGENDS, no other words needed. Hope feeling better Pete. Good luck in 25 Beau.
Legend, thanks Mark
What a bloke! And how beautiful to see you going through his emotions as well Beau. Great film, as always.
9:25 you know you are a bit of a nut when Beau looks speechless into the camera :D
reaaaal ! that man is NOT easy to be made speechless, what a guy
What a beautiful line and view..."You could say Pete was broken, but i wouldnt, i actually think he was as strong as he was ever going to be"....just a beautiful and emotional film...well done!!!
I certainly appreciated it too!
I knew someone who had a hip replacement and he ran after it. Maybe not an ultra marathon but 10Ks etc. Hope he gets an optimal result.
The hip replacement can actually be what makes running again possible!
Goggins 2.0 incoming?
As always , I'm looking forward to the next film . Thanks Beau .
A real tear jerker and another great video
You got me into running Beau! 4 years later and it's such an important part of my life. Love your videos so much man, wish you all the best
Puts a smile on my face when Beau uploads
Bloody inspiring as always Beau, I've been in a rut lately and this reminded me of that saying that our body is like a racecar, we should cross the finish line having given our all, not in a perfectly preserved body having never really lived. Thanks for showcasing someone with real gumption and also for you positivity and gusto - Goodonya matey
I love that your videos show just how spectacular Australia is. A lot of foreigners think it’s either desert or beaches. Not many know how rugged and beautiful it is here.
You remind me of a Labrador. Absolutely buzzed about life, brightening peoples days with your positive energy. Thanks for your videos.
Love from Scotland. 🏴
Just had a sub-optimal day and this bloody good Aussie shows up again on my YT feed. Good onya Beau ❤
Damn it, Beau. You've still got it. One of your best films to date. Congratulations to you and Pete. May we all have a mate like him, and you.
A great story teller you are Beau. Such a special capture of a moment in time, scattered with philosophical gems. Thankyou for always sharing so generously. All the best to Pete with his hips....I share a similar future with mine.
Loved that Beaudy! I think you're at your best when you're guiding and coaching - a great watch 💪🏻🤗
That was a great video. And again with trying again. Love seeing that you Ausies whenever seem to get knocked down, they are happy to come back for seconds! Great way to live life
What an absolute champion. Here's to you, Pete. 🍺
You bloody ripper. You guys have much positivity. Looking forward to the next instalment.
The end.. HOOOOLY! What an absolute machine Pete is.
Bloody great effort. Look forward to the next one!
good ONYA beaudy! Your lessons on life as you age bring me the reflection and appreciation for life that I love, I'm definitely living better as a young knucklehead cause of you and people like Pete who you share stories with. Keep 'em comin, much love from Vermont
Brilliant! Your videos are always so inspiring. Keep them coming Beau
Beau, your videos always fill me with optimism and joy :)
Beautiful film. Thanks Beau
Loved this one Beau, Pete is a legend 👏🏻
Ah, man, your films are the best. Thanks Beau.
Magnificient film, Beau. Amazing and inspirationnal, as usual. I can't believe you haven't got millions of followers, yet. Your content is so good! TH-cam is tough. Im' looking forward to the next video.
Pete we love you and Mate at 51kms you fricken killed it man!
Proud of you. All the best for your future.
this is incredible story telling., time and time again, a reminder to enjoy and take in life, however that looks or is in the moment.
Pete I’m proud of you. Don’t have any regrets. With your dad passing and you losing your hip, you get to live a whole new life. Good on ya
Gives me a tear in my eye, and a smile on my face
Bloody love your storytelling Beau; and this is a beautiful meditation on friendship. Good on you.
battling through the pain. inspirational. incredibly proud of him.
Dude my hip does not need replacing yet and I never would have made it half as far. Well done and good luck with the surgery.