Scott, I waited till I was caught up with your videos to leave a comment. I enjoy all thru hikers. They all inspire me one way or another. But you have brought us along on a very unique adventure. This is a different level of inspiration. Whenever you feel alone, just remember how many people are thinking of you and rooting for you. Be safe, and God Bless.
I have watched a lot of thru hike videos, but this is something else. I hope that everyone watching this appreciates the effort of this venture. From the planning to the physical exertion it takes to do something like this is on another level. I have moments of anxiety at times watching your every step. This is like watching a Nat Geo adventure from the scenery to your emotional reactions of you day to day accomplishments. This is something that very few would ever attempt. Thank you for recording this journey. Be safe , we wii all be watching when you summit Springer
We can't stop thanking you for bringing the TH-cam community along on your journey. This is some epic stuff and we look forward to each new video. Go #ATclassof2022 !
Dude, that is just outstanding! Congratulations for putting behind you a good part of the worst of your SOBO and I only say “worst” in the context of harsh conditions especially in the winter months. You still have a long way to go and the potential always exists for issues. So, do not get complacent but, seriously, great job! Keep it up and you will be in warmer spots with less snow before you know it…
You are not defined by or limited by what you're accomplishing on the trail - instead, you're defining it. Massive appreciation for your intrepid spirit and enthusiasm for adventure.
Scott, I don't even know you but I am so proud of you! I know it's not easy, but the experiences you are having are reserved solely for someone with the perseverance and determination you keep showing. Thank you for sharing unbelievable views of winter mountains, frozen waterfalls and gorgeous sunsets. I miss those sights so much. Your journey is simply amazing to watch and follow. Oh yeah...Jeremy, you had me crying I was laughing so hard!
I cried and I do not cry, that is epic, you did what I did not do in 96 when I attempted a Triple Crown in one year. You are going to have that in your back pocket now when you face future challenges. What memories. 👋👋👋
Oh to be young again, epic journey you are experiencing, tough as nails and still loving it like it was a stroll in the park. Impressive beyond words, stay safe, and enjoy every moment! 👍
I have watched many TH-cam videos of hikes on the AT but this one is the best I have ever seen. It has all the elements that make it a great video in my opinion. I really enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the good work. I also want to give Jeremy a big thank you for the comedy section. That was hysterical!
Hell ya, Scott. I keep saying it-- You. Are. A. Beast. Your courage, planning, fitness, and fantastic attitude and outlook are so commendable and I admire your spirit, vulnerability, and strength. Amazing, my friend. The footage is off the charts. xx Kim
You have two awesome friends to meet you in the Presidentials in those conditions. You all clearly know what your doing and what you have accomplished is amazing! God bless you as you continue toward VT!
Congratulations, I am happy to see the Presidentials gave you a hall pass. Beautiful weather was granted. Either way that is one hell of a death march. Very impressive. Take care.
I was on Madison some years ago in the late Fall, the wind was like this, but the temp was in the 40s. For a better sense of just how dangerous this is, read “Not Without Peril” by Nick Howe. A history of all the climbers that have died on these mountains, even experienced climbers, even in August! Be careful, be smart, stay safe, Scott. Awesome work!!!
You show that our body and mind are not to be reckoned with. You’re an amazing human. Outstanding. The top of Madison looks like an exploration of a new planet.
Thank you for posting this video. Amazing sights . Makes me want to winter hike. But it’s clear you have way more experience than your normal AT hiker. I guess the best way to get the that experience is to “Just Do It” . Baby steps and eventually I will get there. Be safe. 😎
6:24 "I think did a good job today" I think that's the understatement of this hike :-) I was just screaming at you as you were climbing 3:21 Madison put down the darn camera and hike but thank you for taking us along that was incredible, 13:35 your laugh is incredible :-) thank you for including that very infectious you were making me laugh just wanted to laugh with you
I found your TH-cam channel this morning and watching them in the background while working from home. What an incredible journey you are on and hats off to you for taking on the challenge as you head SOBO. The videos and scenery are breathtaking. Be safe!
Scott, Thank you for your positive spirit! As my NOBO gets closer I am getting mad butterflies. Your videos are very encouraging and give me added motivation to start this epic adventure.
I’m guessing there was no wait at the summit to take your photo. Congrats! I did the southern presidentials last summer and cannot imagine hiking up there under those conditions. You are amazing! Also, Blacksmith = best trail magic drop ever.
Scott, Wow! Fantastic climbing up Mt. Washington in the snow with huge wind gusts. Totally impressive! And you videographed while doing it.. I so appreciate you bringing g us along. The jump by your friend was epic! Thanks for the laugh 😃.
So in 1970, January, about this exact time of yeasr exactly as you, I went with two friends from Amherst to the whites, we snowshoed into a place called Crag Camp below Madison, north side, spent a day climbing Madison and Adams (I think) from that camp, and then the next day went from Crag Camp to the summit of Washington and then down to Pinkham Notch center opposite the ski area. This was 1970, we had expedition parkas and face masks and the works, goggles, crampons, ice axes, and when we got above tree line that third day it was screaming from the northwest, blowing really hard, and all we could do is put the wind behind us as we walked 112 miles south to the summit of Washington, high the whole way. Working across the top of the Great Gulf was more than hairy, nearly impossible to see the trail or cairns, It was hairy as hell but we had no choice, it was impossible to drop off the high ridge anywhere and avoid cliffs or falling and we'd have frozen to death. When we got to the Washington summit the temperature was 26 degrees below zero and it was blowing 80 miles an hour, chill factor, like, 130 below. Two of us got frostbite though we were totally bundled up. We wore big mittens, not gloves, with gauntlets coming up the sleeves, my right gauntlet wasn't totally secure and the cold wind coming behind frostbit my wrist four inches from the end of the gauntlet over my sleeve. We got down to Pinkham Notch and then I thumbed that evening 70 miles around to my car only to find the keys were lost, so we had to call Don's girlfriend in Amherst to get my extra keys from where I lived and she drove them up to us, 4 hours, and we couldn't sleep there because it wasn't a place to allow sleeping, people who worked there kept coming in and waking us up, it was a long night. We then drove home. So watching your video brought it all back. I can't believe you could do this with gloves not mittens, without a huge down parka, but you did. I am totally impressed. In fact would say your southbound trip so far, worst absolute time of year, is more than impressive. What's your plan? Finish the AT in, like, early April and then go west to knock off the CDT or the PCT/ You could.....
@@lightwalker4558 We were well trained, had done a bunch of smaller winter climbs up there. At Crag Camp there was a building we slept in, actually, had a working piano (!) so we weren;t tenting in -25 to -30 weather, which can get very sketchy very fast. As I recall I had two sleeping bags, my dad's WW2 mummy bag that weighed about 15 pounds and then another one I shoved the mummy bag into, and even so in the morning there was a lot of frozen frost everywhere. We got up there and knew right away this was bad but we turned right, downwind, and started walking, and after a third of a mile we stopped and looked at each other and decided that if we tried to walk back into that wind we'd freeze within fifteen minutes, it was that severe, so we kept on. We were damn lucky. Damn lucky. I see on this great video when Scott made the traverse to Washington he said it was warmer and not much wind., though it looked to me the day before going up Madison it was pretty sketchy. Jim, one of us three, wrote up the trip in the AMC book, came out quarterly, I think, maybe in the winter of 1971, but later Jim was killed in an Avalanche Colorado in 1976. But now Scott is past the worst of it, totally, he still has some high peaks going south but not as dangerous. I really like he''s using a gas stove, not the cannisters, makes me feel like he's old school. Old school is good, conditions like the Whites in winter.
What an epic tale. Glad you made it off the mountain. Not nearly as harsh up there for my traverse. The weather held true to forecast for us and it made for good hiking. Not the best visibility but mild temps and mild winds made it feel very safe. Cairn spotting wasn’t all too bad either. So glad you’re enjoying following along :)
So glad you got a good belly laugh w your friend!!! The hardest part of going solo to me and maybe for you is not being able to share the moments out there with another person.
My thru hike ended at Crawford Notch last fall and I am stressing about doing the Presidentials in June and you did it in January. That is just amazing. All the best. If you need help in CT my state just let me know
This is the definition of epic! Are you superhuman? One day when you have some free time you should do an introductory video for those of us who don't know you ... please. I've watched a few videos, you do a good job of entertaining yourself and staying positive which makes your videos a pleasure to watch.
Checking in with you, made the big news congratulations. Hope you are doing great. Looking forward to another video. Still waiting for you to get to NY
You will certainly earn this badge when you get to springer! Grew up in Maine ... those are some tough conditions! Stay safe over the next few days with the next storm rolling through!
I was convinced the real hiking viking was one crazy dude back in 2016 when he came over Mt. Washington about this time of year doing a sobo, but at least you've shown how crazy can be fun. Wow
Wow - jaw-dropping good, thanks for bringing us along on a journey you have the courage and skill to pull off. Way to go, keep it up! I'm actually going to watch this entire video at 18+ minutes, I suspect. So beautiful up there in winter.
Loving the updates. Really looking forward to your next upload. I am planning on doing the AT from Mass to Maine in October. Thanks for the content because I wasn't sure it would be possible in the colder months; but you proved otherwise!
You crushed it man! So happy to follow your journey, been thinking about you on the presis! Loved the laughs with you and Jeremy, absolutely incredible. Keep at it man, cannot wait to see where this journey takes you! Rock on, keep that head up!
Hi Scott, bro I have to tell you, your doing one very good job on your videos. I'm thinking we may meet on the trail. I'm starting soon. Thank you for all the good information. Be safe and Happy Trails.
Incredible 😱 Your conditioning must be off the charts. Before you began, I would not have given you much of a chance. BUT, I believe you’re gonna make it all the way. 🤔As long as you continue to be careful.
Was the auto road open? I didn't see anyone in shorts and flip-flops standing next to the summit sign. Also, did you get anything at the gift shop? But seriously, I've really enjoyed keeping up with. your progress. Bravo!!!
So many questions. How do you know where the AT is and find the white blazes in all that snow. How does your camera not get fogged up. And how do you not have over a million subscribers. Your mom needs to lock you up in your room for awhile. Lol Just kidding. But you're stressing me out, I can't believe what your mom went through whole you were gone on this epic adventure. Great to see you had some company.. ☃️⛄️❄️
Scott, I waited till I was caught up with your videos to leave a comment. I enjoy all thru hikers. They all inspire me one way or another. But you have brought us along on a very unique adventure. This is a different level of inspiration. Whenever you feel alone, just remember how many people are thinking of you and rooting for you. Be safe, and God Bless.
I have watched a lot of thru hike videos, but this is something else. I hope that everyone watching this appreciates the effort of this venture. From the planning to the physical exertion it takes to do something like this is on another level. I have moments of anxiety at times watching your every step. This is like watching a Nat Geo adventure from the scenery to your emotional reactions of you day to day accomplishments. This is something that very few would ever attempt. Thank you for recording this journey. Be safe , we wii all be watching when you summit Springer
We can't stop thanking you for bringing the TH-cam community along on your journey. This is some epic stuff and we look forward to each new video. Go #ATclassof2022 !
Great comment!
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I’m voting for you! The most bad ass AT hiker I’ve seen. Loving it
He is 💯
Dude, that is just outstanding! Congratulations for putting behind you a good part of the worst of your SOBO and I only say “worst” in the context of harsh conditions especially in the winter months. You still have a long way to go and the potential always exists for issues. So, do not get complacent but, seriously, great job! Keep it up and you will be in warmer spots with less snow before you know it…
You are not defined by or limited by what you're accomplishing on the trail - instead, you're defining it. Massive appreciation for your intrepid spirit and enthusiasm for adventure.
You're a beast bro! Great job and thanks for filming this!
Scott, I don't even know you but I am so proud of you! I know it's not easy, but the experiences you are having are reserved solely for someone with the perseverance and determination you keep showing. Thank you for sharing unbelievable views of winter mountains, frozen waterfalls and gorgeous sunsets. I miss those sights so much. Your journey is simply amazing to watch and follow.
Oh yeah...Jeremy, you had me crying I was laughing so hard!
I cried and I do not cry, that is epic, you did what I did not do in 96 when I attempted a Triple Crown in one year. You are going to have that in your back pocket now when you face future challenges. What memories. 👋👋👋
This guy has 2.4k subscribers. He should have 2.4k people watching his videos at all times. This is amazing. Thanks for sharing
Oh to be young again, epic journey you are experiencing, tough as nails and still loving it like it was a stroll in the park. Impressive beyond words, stay safe, and enjoy every moment! 👍
yep. you can only get that once. this guy taking full advantage
Legend. Keep gettin it after ole boy! Life is for living! But I don’t need tell you that you got it under control. Be well Scott!
I have watched many TH-cam videos of hikes on the AT but this one is the best I have ever seen. It has all the elements that make it a great video in my opinion.
I really enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the good work.
I also want to give Jeremy a big thank you for the comedy section. That was hysterical!
Webster cliff... in the dark? That is more impressive than the summit of the rock pile... amazing video... great job!
Hell ya, Scott. I keep saying it-- You. Are. A. Beast. Your courage, planning, fitness, and fantastic attitude and outlook are so commendable and I admire your spirit, vulnerability, and strength. Amazing, my friend. The footage is off the charts. xx Kim
You have two awesome friends to meet you in the Presidentials in those conditions. You all clearly know what your doing and what you have accomplished is amazing! God bless you as you continue toward VT!
Congratulations, I am happy to see the Presidentials gave you a hall pass. Beautiful weather was granted. Either way that is one hell of a death march. Very impressive. Take care.
This is my favorite video of them all so far! Your enthusiasm is contagious!!!
I was on Madison some years ago in the late Fall, the wind was like this, but the temp was in the 40s. For a better sense of just how dangerous this is, read “Not Without Peril” by Nick Howe. A history of all the climbers that have died on these mountains, even experienced climbers, even in August! Be careful, be smart, stay safe, Scott. Awesome work!!!
You show that our body and mind are not to be reckoned with. You’re an amazing human. Outstanding. The top of Madison looks like an exploration of a new planet.
Dude! You. Are. A. BEAST! Way to go! Your videos are epic!
You did amazing! Thank you for filming this! Gave me a good idea of how winter hiking in the Presidential Range can be! You are a rock star!
Thank you for posting this video. Amazing sights . Makes me want to winter hike. But it’s clear you have way more experience than your normal AT hiker. I guess the best way to get the that experience is to “Just Do It” . Baby steps and eventually I will get there. Be safe. 😎
6:24 "I think did a good job today" I think that's the understatement of this hike :-) I was just screaming at you as you were climbing 3:21 Madison put down the darn camera and hike but thank you for taking us along that was incredible, 13:35 your laugh is incredible :-) thank you for including that very infectious you were making me laugh just wanted to laugh with you
Thanks :) such an amazing day!
Love the enthusiasm !! Doing a great job . As always be safe .
I found your TH-cam channel this morning and watching them in the background while working from home. What an incredible journey you are on and hats off to you for taking on the challenge as you head SOBO. The videos and scenery are breathtaking. Be safe!
Incredible hike! Dude you are my hero! Beautiful scenery, you crushed it! Thanks for sharing. Happy trails.
You do realize that you have a new trail name....BADASS. YOU ARE INCREDIBLE. Hope to meet you someday.
You are the definition of bad ass, God Bless and be safe enjoy watching
Dude - that climb up Madison was NUTS. Great job. Bummer that you didn’t have a view, but you absolutely killed it getting up there. 👊
Thanks :)
Loving watching your journey! It is something I have dreamed of for many many years. If you need anything when you reach Jersey let me know!!
Scott, Thank you for your positive spirit! As my NOBO gets closer I am getting mad butterflies. Your videos are very encouraging and give me added motivation to start this epic adventure.
Thanks :) you got this!!! 🤘🤘❤️❤️
I’m guessing there was no wait at the summit to take your photo. Congrats! I did the southern presidentials last summer and cannot imagine hiking up there under those conditions. You are amazing! Also, Blacksmith = best trail magic drop ever.
So fun to see your joy at the end of your day! So wish you had someone to hike with every day.
Scott, Wow! Fantastic climbing up Mt. Washington in the snow with huge wind gusts. Totally impressive! And you videographed while doing it.. I so appreciate you bringing g us along. The jump by your friend was epic! Thanks for the laugh 😃.
You are hardcore. Congrats on your accomplishments so far!
So in 1970, January, about this exact time of yeasr exactly as you, I went with two friends from Amherst to the whites, we snowshoed into a place called Crag Camp below Madison, north side, spent a day climbing Madison and Adams (I think) from that camp, and then the next day went from Crag Camp to the summit of Washington and then down to Pinkham Notch center opposite the ski area. This was 1970, we had expedition parkas and face masks and the works, goggles, crampons, ice axes, and when we got above tree line that third day it was screaming from the northwest, blowing really hard, and all we could do is put the wind behind us as we walked 112 miles south to the summit of Washington, high the whole way. Working across the top of the Great Gulf was more than hairy, nearly impossible to see the trail or cairns, It was hairy as hell but we had no choice, it was impossible to drop off the high ridge anywhere and avoid cliffs or falling and we'd have frozen to death. When we got to the Washington summit the temperature was 26 degrees below zero and it was blowing 80 miles an hour, chill factor, like, 130 below. Two of us got frostbite though we were totally bundled up. We wore big mittens, not gloves, with gauntlets coming up the sleeves, my right gauntlet wasn't totally secure and the cold wind coming behind frostbit my wrist four inches from the end of the gauntlet over my sleeve. We got down to Pinkham Notch and then I thumbed that evening 70 miles around to my car only to find the keys were lost, so we had to call Don's girlfriend in Amherst to get my extra keys from where I lived and she drove them up to us, 4 hours, and we couldn't sleep there because it wasn't a place to allow sleeping, people who worked there kept coming in and waking us up, it was a long night. We then drove home. So watching your video brought it all back. I can't believe you could do this with gloves not mittens, without a huge down parka, but you did. I am totally impressed. In fact would say your southbound trip so far, worst absolute time of year, is more than impressive. What's your plan? Finish the AT in, like, early April and then go west to knock off the CDT or the PCT/ You could.....
sorry, walked the 11 or 12 miles south from ther junction above Crahg Camp to Washington, not 112 miles
actually I think it was 11 or 1`2 miles Crag Camp to Pinkham notch, with about 9 of those miles abve tree line. It was a few years ago - 52!
That sounds EPIC! I hope you don't have any long-term effects from it.
@@lightwalker4558 We were well trained, had done a bunch of smaller winter climbs up there. At Crag Camp there was a building we slept in, actually, had a working piano (!) so we weren;t tenting in -25 to -30 weather, which can get very sketchy very fast. As I recall I had two sleeping bags, my dad's WW2 mummy bag that weighed about 15 pounds and then another one I shoved the mummy bag into, and even so in the morning there was a lot of frozen frost everywhere. We got up there and knew right away this was bad but we turned right, downwind, and started walking, and after a third of a mile we stopped and looked at each other and decided that if we tried to walk back into that wind we'd freeze within fifteen minutes, it was that severe, so we kept on. We were damn lucky. Damn lucky. I see on this great video when Scott made the traverse to Washington he said it was warmer and not much wind., though it looked to me the day before going up Madison it was pretty sketchy. Jim, one of us three, wrote up the trip in the AMC book, came out quarterly, I think, maybe in the winter of 1971, but later Jim was killed in an Avalanche Colorado in 1976. But now Scott is past the worst of it, totally, he still has some high peaks going south but not as dangerous. I really like he''s using a gas stove, not the cannisters, makes me feel like he's old school. Old school is good, conditions like the Whites in winter.
What an epic tale. Glad you made it off the mountain. Not nearly as harsh up there for my traverse. The weather held true to forecast for us and it made for good hiking. Not the best visibility but mild temps and mild winds made it feel very safe. Cairn spotting wasn’t all too bad either. So glad you’re enjoying following along :)
WOW, first time watching your videos. Great views. Thanks for taking us along. Stay safe and HIKE ON!!! and STAY WARM!!!
So glad you got a good belly laugh w your friend!!! The hardest part of going solo to me and maybe for you is not being able to share the moments out there with another person.
Wow Awesome! Beautiful! Outstanding!! Thank you for sharing!🥾🥾⛺️
My thru hike ended at Crawford Notch last fall and I am stressing about doing the Presidentials in June and you did it in January. That is just amazing. All the best. If you need help in CT my state just let me know
Epic! Hope to be hitting Madison this winter when the weather is tamer.
Not many attempt it on a day like they had. And this video shows the reason why. Weather has been insane up there for the past two weeks (almost).
You are soooo living life right now!! What an awesome day! You are truly amazing and a complete joy to watch!
Dude it looked like some post apocalyptic terrain as you were going up Madison! Awesome! Glad you got some company!
What a good day!! You have some awesome friends showing you the love!! Keep on keeping on!!!
This is the definition of epic! Are you superhuman? One day when you have some free time you should do an introductory video for those of us who don't know you ... please. I've watched a few videos, you do a good job of entertaining yourself and staying positive which makes your videos a pleasure to watch.
Checking in with you, made the big news congratulations. Hope you are doing great. Looking forward to another video. Still waiting for you to get to NY
Fantastic Scott!
Holy crap. You are a beast! The rest of the trail is going to be like a walk in the park for you. And that sky after Mt. Washington was beautiful.
What an epic transit! So cool peeps came out to meet you there.
This was awesome! Thank you for sharing your incredible adventures with all of us.
You will certainly earn this badge when you get to springer! Grew up in Maine ... those are some tough conditions! Stay safe over the next few days with the next storm rolling through!
You are one amazing bad ass! Thank you for sharing your incredibly epic adventure!
CONGRATULATIONS on Washington. 🦋 ❤
Nicely done! Congrats 👏
You Are a Beast. Making excellent time. Following your trek.
Man’s game, beast, guerrilla, stud, athlete, mind management, good friend, congrats!
Scott! We are so ready too!!!!! And Jeremy and Blacksmith for the win!!
Fantastic experience! Thanks for sharing with all of us. 🙌 💯👍
I was convinced the real hiking viking was one crazy dude back in 2016 when he came over Mt. Washington about this time of year doing a sobo, but at least you've shown how crazy can be fun. Wow
Amazing! Watching since your start and cheering you on from Ontario, Canada.
Wow - jaw-dropping good, thanks for bringing us along on a journey you have the courage and skill to pull off. Way to go, keep it up! I'm actually going to watch this entire video at 18+ minutes, I suspect. So beautiful up there in winter.
Loving the updates. Really looking forward to your next upload. I am planning on doing the AT from Mass to Maine in October. Thanks for the content because I wasn't sure it would be possible in the colder months; but you proved otherwise!
Just so amazing. Glad you made it safely. Happy trails!
You crushed it man! So happy to follow your journey, been thinking about you on the presis! Loved the laughs with you and Jeremy, absolutely incredible. Keep at it man, cannot wait to see where this journey takes you! Rock on, keep that head up!
So awsome to people out there with you...definitely living your best life and having a good time on trail...cant wait to see more of your journey
You are so ready Scott! Keep it going, you’ll fly over the rest of the trail. Smokey’s will be so fun!
I think Beast has to be your trail name! Great job!
Hi Scott, bro I have to tell you, your doing one very good job on your videos. I'm thinking we may meet on the trail. I'm starting soon. Thank you for all the good information. Be safe and Happy Trails.
So beautifully awesome!!!!!
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WOW DUDE! ! ! You seem totally prepared. So glad you had support & company. No mosquitoes, line at the summit, or need to hang a bear bag...LOL!
OMG this is so surreal, what an amazing traverse. Ok, it's official, you ARE my idol! Keep on eating those mountains for breakfast, Hikertrash 4life
Incredible! Great to see you have some company this time. Well done!
Thats crazy. Lol. Thank you for the videos.
Wow!! Very impressive man. You are crushing it.
I have done Adam's similar weather. I felt your excitement!
Your amazing and your energy is such fun to watch!
Amazing adventure!
Wow, no line at the sign on top of Washington. I am surprised :)
Just moving along real nice. Such inspiration, keep rocking. Thanks 🚶
Incredible 😱 Your conditioning must be off the charts. Before you began, I would not have given you much of a chance. BUT, I believe you’re gonna make it all the way. 🤔As long as you continue to be careful.
That was totally awesome!
Just amazing. What kind of traction are you wearing on those steep ascents and descents?
Amazing. Incredible. Fantastic. Unbelievable. Stupendous. And that's not including Jeremy's "acrobatics."
Impressive doing the Presidentials with no problems. Be safe and Congratulations.
Bad ass, that's all i can say. Just badass.
Question, what are you wearing for footwear? besides cleats.
Hiking buddies are the best!!!
Was the auto road open? I didn't see anyone in shorts and flip-flops standing next to the summit sign.
Also, did you get anything at the gift shop?
But seriously, I've really enjoyed keeping up with. your progress. Bravo!!!
EPIC. Thanks for sharing.
I went swimming there once, I don't think I will do that today. 🤣🤣
What a great hike!
EPIC YELL!
Every NOBO should watch your videos to know whatever they’re going thru- it could be worse.
Awesome job! Congrats on an epic day!
Congratulations🎊👏
You are a beast!! Wow!!!
So many questions. How do you know where the AT is and find the white blazes in all that snow. How does your camera not get fogged up.
And how do you not have over a million subscribers.
Your mom needs to lock you up in your room for awhile. Lol
Just kidding. But you're stressing me out, I can't believe what your mom went through whole you were gone on this epic adventure.
Great to see you had some company..
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Hell yeah! You got this !
Wow! Just wow!!
King of the mountain...... Bad ass.