Just like the other gentleman thanked you for mentioning folks that can’t get out to do things like this, I’m one of those people also. Im permanently disabled now. I was hit head on by a drunk driver so I’m very sedentary now because of it. Long story where that’s concerned so no need getting into it, but your videos make it feel as if I’ve tagged along with you. Anyway, thank you for making an old veterans heart smile. Best wishes, God speed
Such a beautiful place....I hiked and camped in colorado and Wyoming back in the 80s and 90s ....not as many people back then....I drove 50 miles and not see another car...Wyoming is still much like that, not nearly as many people as Colorado....but you guys found a great , beautiful, magical place.....loved it....
I'll say two things first, thank you so much for showing this place to me. I know I'll never get there. And Second, Wow Susan is one strong and tough person. She truly lives that 'Strength and Honor" Motto!!
I had altitude sickness once and had to be evacuated by helicopter to the hospital. The short answer is I was not in good shape. I didn’t acclimatize for one day at the lower elevation before climbing the mountain. The biggest reason. I went up too fast with out resting properly and didn’t bring enough water. I ran out at the top. I was very inexperienced then. I went back a couple of months later and climbed it. I had to prove to myself that I could do it. Been climbing mountains ever since. I LOVE THE DANCING AT THE END. Hilarious. 😂😂😂. Great video.
I am thankful for the fact that the both of you stood still for those of us who aren't mobile... thank you.. I loved this.. Thank you both big time! Go and do that bucked list before you it hits you that it is not possible, ever !
I'm not a fan of hiking. More into bicycle touring but that place may have finally pushed me into hiking. Very beautiful. Thanks for sharing your trip.
Absolutely awesome amazing video susie & Luke. My heart melted when I saw the sun over the mountains and lake. Thank you from my heart for taking me along and for all your pain susie. Another utterly amazing overnighter, I'm proud and so lucky to be a patreon. Thank you both. ATB Doc.
Beautiful! Looked like you two had fun!!! We found out a few thing about Susan! One she is a trooper!!! Keep going even not feeling her best! The other thing she is a great liar!!! LOL!!! She is way about your pay grade!!! Can not wait for your next adventure!!! As all ways, Thanks for taking US along!!!!
I just found your channel a while back and I love watching your adventures! I love going on adventures as well and its nice to have these to watch at night time before bed. Susie is such a strong, sweet, and beautiful woman! I love watching the chemistry between you two. So uplifting. Thanks so much for sharing your adventures!😁💯
Glad both of you make it back safely. Salute to Suzy for her determination and never give up altitude. Outdoor activity can be fun but also dangerous. Keep safe
Luke and Susan, by far the BEST post YET! I couldnt take my eyes off of your adventures! BEAUTIFUL Land and Lake! Thank you, now that was Entertaining!
Getting around to watching your older videos. This one was exceptional- the views are absolutely amazing! Thank you. I’m living vicariously through your videos. I’m unable to travel to these destinations and definitely unable to hike. Your videography is amazing- feels like we are there with you! Thanks for bringing us along!
Hi Luke...altitude sickness is the real deal. She obviously didn't have an opportunity to acclimate which is key to success at altitude. I had the fortune of being able to travel to Kathmandu and then do the 23 day hike to Mt. Everest base camp which sits at 17,552 feet & Island Peak this past Oct. We spent four nights sleeping at 16,076' before proceeding up to base camp. It took us 11 days of up n down acclimatization before we hit 16,995'. My trek also had a built in more difficult destination and that was the summit of Island Peak at 20,305'. It was a kick in the ass and O2 at that elevation is only about 47% of what it is at sea level. Tons of carbs were taken in daily, water was consumed at 4 sometimes up to 6 liters a day. I prepped with 6mos of training and used Diamox to combat altitude sickness and I was fine. Biggest thing was it was hard to breathe. The trip of a lifetime. You can never imagine the scenery of the Himalayas. Oh yea...it's also cold like you've never felt cold!!!!!
Great adventure for you both and I enjoy your channel. TOGR should have way more than 90,000 subscribers. I tell people about your channel all the time. Keep up the great work guys. Strength and honour from Sudbury Canada.
Luke, you guys produced a real keeper. I loved the entire episode but was a little concerned for Susie. She is a real brave trooper but her bravery is what had me worried. It was a loving and committed husband who helped lighten her load. You backpack sure was towering over your head! Tell Susie I admire her because I know it was difficult for her and she did it to make your dream a reality.
Luke and Susan, thank you so much for these videos - they're a real treat to watch and filled with useful info and enthusiasm. Greetings from England, keep up the good work!
Welcome to Colorado, beautiful but busy. Glad you you were able to enjoy! I appreciate your videos for your realistic yet positive messages. I also enjoy your nonbias product reviews. Too many youtubers have sold out, hard! Thanks for the content.
Hope Susie is ok thanks for sharing with us great video as always it's really good to see both of ya'll out really enjoyed watching wish you and yours all the very best until next time my friend
Hi Susan and Luke, your adventure was spectacular! Video coverage was awesome with the mountain scenery shots wow! Thanks for sharing your trip with all of us! When I was younger the mts were my second home mostly east coast though. Again thanks loved it!!!!
Hahahaha . I wish that I could tell you that I have some better, secret dance moves but I do not! That's as good as it gets right there. haha Thanks for watching my friend. - Luke
Hello , Luke and Susan, I love this video very much thanks a lot share us this wonderful video even I have no time going camping recently, still have a lot of fun when watching your great video. Both Luke and Susan thanks again, and take good care. I am a man loving camping and hiking. Greetings from Hong Kong. Leeman Yau
Huge props to Susie!! I'm willing to bet in normal circumstances she would have said let's call it, but she knew how much you wanted to do this based on how long you thought about it and just powered through it. Nice job, Susie!!
Was just out near Winter Park last week with my son's Trail Life USA troop. While there we hiked the Devil's Thumb trail near Winter Park. Spent 3 days on the trail and topped out at 12,100 feet while on part of the Continental Divide Trail. Fun stuff! Beautiful country!
that was a great experience, glad you shared it together and with us. Suzie looked worn out, but she looked great otherwise. I think that trip was good for her in the end. You are both great together; very nice job all around.
Great Trek you two and was impressed with the tent The scenery looked fabulous and the pictures you showed at the end just brilliant , well done was a hell of a hike
A great adventure, thank you for taking us along! As an old fart, I have found - that a hydration pack allows me to maintain exertion over time. If I sip water whenever I want, it's better than waiting to drink the same amount later - all at once. Before adopting hydration packs, I'd slow down every 1/2 hr or so - and need to stop and drink water before continuing. With a hydration pack, I never slow or have to stop! Amazing difference. I'm sure, Susan's rapid heart beat during the ascent - was dehydration and low oxygen. That, was indeed - a danger sign. I'm glad you noted, that increased dreaming is common at altitude. As a CPAP user, that gives me insight into when my blood oxygen has been low - thank you! Thanks again, for a fun vicarious adventure - and professionally done video!
Congratulations, you guys! Well done. Another beautiful trail you'll want to consider is the Maroon Bells hike near Snowmass. My buddies and I did a 4 night 5 day hike and it was so amazingly beautiful …only God could have created such wonder. Glad you were okay, Susie. You're definitely a trooper!
Hey Luke and Susan, awesome video, absolutely beautiful views. Susan, you are a Trooper, you made it, even though you got a little altitude sickness, Luke you are a wonderful person, taking part of Susan's load and taking it to the top for her, that's what a true husband does for the one he loves , I'm looking forward for the next adventure the Lone Mountain Wolf Pack will make. God bless you and your family. Scott Van Deventer
Backpacking Hack - When you're eating a Lasagna or Spaghetti with Meat Sauce carry a small bag of Cheez-Its and crush them up into the bag before you eat it. You won't regret!
I used to go hiking in the mountains in the Colorado Springs area all the time years ago and you guys are making me homesick for them. You guys should have brought a couple lightweight rod/reel kits and done a little trout fishing. Excellent adventure.
Loved your video! Just got back from a Colorado trip throughout Colorado. We did Maroon Bells and Hanging Lake in that area. Just beautiful! You two are amazing and just precious to watch! Keep up the great work!
If you ever come back, do a little back trail searching. Hanging Lake and Maroon Bells are probably the two most traveled hikes in Colorado. There is a lot more to offer!
I know this is an old video. I just discovered your channel and I'm enjoying every minute. Susie is a champ. And Luke, when I see you knackered, I get worried. Great job you two.
Glad you guys saw a Colorado Wilderness. Certain high use areas of Maroon Bells are being considered for closing, lottery, and or fees because people are trashing it, Conundrum Hot Springs in particular. Those switchbacks looked tough and really busy! Breathtaking Lake, I'll have to visit some day.
I don't know how stubborn Susie is, but I'd put my money on her knowing just how huge a dream this trip is for you and determined to grit her teeth and give you what you wanted so badly despite her bad condition. You have a treasure in her, Luke, and you do seem to treat her thusly. Good on BOTH of you.
Hey Luke and and Susan......it was awesome to see you enjoying some places that I am familiar with. It's been about 3 decades since I made that hike. My son and I live a couple hrs away in Grand Junction, he i s 9 and loves to hike so maybe I will get up there again. AWESOME video!
All I can say is wow! I have snowmobiled in Colorado before and I know it is beautiful. I would love to do a trip like that, I did a long weekend camp when I was in my military school in Denver and it was a blast. Rented some camping stuff from our BX, fun trip. Glad your wife got better on the trek, mine has the same issues with elevation, but once she gets used to it she is fine. Great video keep them coming.
Mountain house is great. I've used it. On another channel they found 20 yr old mountain house packages in their cabin and they were still good. Chicken and rice and another chicken dish. Still sealed and good.
I know what you mean about camera not doing justice to the terrain. What beautiful country. Loved watching your vid. Brought back a lot of memories for me. Hikes in the Great Outdoors also give me goosebumps !. Suzzie, you did such a great job. You are a tropper. Please Keep the vids coming.
Susan, Luke, you guys are to cute together, great video. And susan I am glad you got to feeling better. I have been through elevation sickness at alot lower elevations. I live at 1000feet and I went to flagstaff which is just under 7000, the first day i was fine but when i woke up the next morning i could bearly stay awake, had a killer headache and dizziness with nausea.... it sucked... and didnt go away until I got to lower elevations.
As someone who loved hiking and was in the navy for 20 years, and now barely leave my house due to illness i love your adventures. thank you.
Just like the other gentleman thanked you for mentioning folks that can’t get out to do things like this, I’m one of those people also. Im permanently disabled now. I was hit head on by a drunk driver so I’m very sedentary now because of it. Long story where that’s concerned so no need getting into it, but your videos make it feel as if I’ve tagged along with you. Anyway, thank you for making an old veterans heart smile.
Best wishes,
God speed
Such a beautiful place....I hiked and camped in colorado and Wyoming back in the 80s and 90s ....not as many people back then....I drove 50 miles and not see another car...Wyoming is still much like that, not nearly as many people as Colorado....but you guys found a great , beautiful, magical place.....loved it....
Thanks for taking me along.... I just so much appreciate your moral standards and sincere affection for one another
Thumbs up!!! Suzi is a beast. Bravo to her and you guys' relationship. Great video!!!
I'll say two things first, thank you so much for showing this place to me. I know I'll never get there. And Second, Wow Susan is one strong and tough person. She truly lives that 'Strength and Honor" Motto!!
Your a good dude my man. Much respect how you treat your wife👍 Awesome video as always.
Yes, I do love the way they respect each other and the partnership they have!
Suzie a real trooper on this vid, challenging herself a little, and not considering a quit.
That looks amazing! So glad Mountain Bunny is ok. Strong lady.
I had altitude sickness once and had to be evacuated by helicopter to the hospital. The short answer is I was not in good shape. I didn’t acclimatize for one day at the lower elevation before climbing the mountain. The biggest reason. I went up too fast with out resting properly and didn’t bring enough water. I ran out at the top. I was very inexperienced then. I went back a couple of months later and climbed it. I had to prove to myself that I could do it. Been climbing mountains ever since. I LOVE THE DANCING AT THE END. Hilarious. 😂😂😂. Great video.
Absolutely amazing view! Thanks for sharing your life experiences!
I am thankful for the fact that the both of you stood still for those of us who aren't mobile... thank you..
I loved this.. Thank you both big time!
Go and do that bucked list before you it hits you that it is not possible, ever !
The faint trail you were curious about. If it was along the north side of the lake running west, it's the trail up to Cathedral Peak.
I'm not a fan of hiking. More into bicycle touring but that place may have finally pushed me into hiking. Very beautiful. Thanks for sharing your trip.
Absolutely awesome amazing video susie & Luke. My heart melted when I saw the sun over the mountains and lake. Thank you from my heart for taking me along and for all your pain susie. Another utterly amazing overnighter, I'm proud and so lucky to be a patreon. Thank you both. ATB Doc.
Thank you all so much! Lots of adventures to come, in fact, I just got in from filming one. :D - Luke
Such beautiful scenery!
You guys are by far my most favorite couple on TH-cam. Keep up the great work.
I enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful! Looked like you two had fun!!! We found out a few thing about Susan! One she is a trooper!!! Keep going even not feeling her best! The other thing she is a great liar!!! LOL!!! She is way about your pay grade!!!
Can not wait for your next adventure!!! As all ways, Thanks for taking US along!!!!
I just found your channel a while back and I love watching your adventures! I love going on adventures as well and its nice to have these to watch at night time before bed. Susie is such a strong, sweet, and beautiful woman! I love watching the chemistry between you two. So uplifting. Thanks so much for sharing your adventures!😁💯
This video brings back a lot of memories. I grew up in Utah and have had many of these kind of hikes. Thanks for sharing this.
Glad both of you make it back safely. Salute to Suzy for her determination and never give up altitude. Outdoor activity can be fun but also dangerous. Keep safe
To You and your Wife; Thank You for sharing your adventure and wonderful scenery
Luke and Susan, by far the BEST post YET! I couldnt take my eyes off of your adventures! BEAUTIFUL Land and Lake! Thank you, now that was Entertaining!
You two are an awesome couple. Strength and Honour to you both :-)
Susie you were a trooper ! You did a awesome job. Your sure not a quitter. Love you guy what a beautiful place . Thanks for the adventure.!
Luke I’ve watched your videos for a while now, and this one is my favorite
Also my friend , you hit the lotto when Susie said yes😃
Getting around to watching your older videos. This one was exceptional- the views are absolutely amazing! Thank you. I’m living vicariously through your videos. I’m unable to travel to these destinations and definitely unable to hike. Your videography is amazing- feels like we are there with you! Thanks for bringing us along!
Your positive attitudes are inspirational.
Suzie you are a trooper! I seriously doubt it if I as a backpacker could have gone that far.
I love all your videos please keep doing them. I have learned so much from the,God bless.
You two are awesome and so supportive of each other!
This is my favourite adventure of yours that I have seen. Stunning locations and to have it all to yourselves is even better
What a nice family adventure. Thanks guys.
Amazing. Great job on both the video and more importantly the hiking! And I must say you two just look like you belong together. Thanks!
It's always so nice to sit down and relax while adventuring through your videos. Keep up on good content!
so proud of
susie
she's tough.Love the way you love one another.
Great adventure ! ........ Suzie's got GRIT ! Way to go Suzie !
Wow you two are a great team! Susan you are beyond a good sport!! This was beautiful, thank you for sharing!!
One thing that a Colorado wildlife officer told me one time was that rolaids help with altitude sickness. Glad you made it out to Colorado again.
Hi Luke...altitude sickness is the real deal. She obviously didn't have an opportunity to acclimate which is key to success at altitude. I had the fortune of being able to travel to Kathmandu and then do the 23 day hike to Mt. Everest base camp which sits at 17,552 feet & Island Peak this past Oct. We spent four nights sleeping at 16,076' before proceeding up to base camp. It took us 11 days of up n down acclimatization before we hit 16,995'. My trek also had a built in more difficult destination and that was the summit of Island Peak at 20,305'. It was a kick in the ass and O2 at that elevation is only about 47% of what it is at sea level. Tons of carbs were taken in daily, water was consumed at 4 sometimes up to 6 liters a day. I prepped with 6mos of training and used Diamox to combat altitude sickness and I was fine. Biggest thing was it was hard to breathe. The trip of a lifetime. You can never imagine the scenery of the Himalayas. Oh yea...it's also cold like you've never felt cold!!!!!
Great adventure for you both and I enjoy your channel. TOGR should have way more than 90,000 subscribers. I tell people about your channel all the time. Keep up the great work guys. Strength and honour from Sudbury Canada.
Luke, you guys produced a real keeper. I loved the entire episode but was a little concerned for Susie. She is a real brave trooper but her bravery is what had me worried. It was a loving and committed husband who helped lighten her load. You backpack sure was towering over your head! Tell Susie I admire her because I know it was difficult for her and she did it to make your dream a reality.
Luke and Susan, thank you so much for these videos - they're a real treat to watch and filled with useful info and enthusiasm. Greetings from England, keep up the good work!
She's a trooper you're blessed to have her.
I’ve just watched this and I just have to thank you! You bring us such awesome sights! Thank you.
Welcome to Colorado, beautiful but busy. Glad you you were able to enjoy! I appreciate your videos for your realistic yet positive messages. I also enjoy your nonbias product reviews. Too many youtubers have sold out, hard! Thanks for the content.
Thanks for sharing this adventure with us. I know that it is hard work. So glad you did.
Hope Susie is ok thanks for sharing with us great video as always it's really good to see both of ya'll out really enjoyed watching wish you and yours all the very best until next time my friend
You are one lucky guy. The partner from heaven.
Hi Susan and Luke, your adventure was spectacular! Video coverage was awesome with the mountain scenery shots wow! Thanks for sharing your trip with all of us! When I was younger the mts were my second home mostly east coast though. Again thanks loved it!!!!
Awesome adventure guys. Happy to experience you guys taking care of each other. 😊Thanks for the beautiful views.
Another great adventure with beautiful sights......... but those dance moves made the video epic!
Hahahaha . I wish that I could tell you that I have some better, secret dance moves but I do not! That's as good as it gets right there. haha Thanks for watching my friend. - Luke
...so majestic as you said....and you 2 are top tier....!!
Thank You...!!
Hello , Luke and Susan, I love this video very much thanks a lot share us this wonderful video even I have no time going camping recently, still have a lot of fun when watching your great video.
Both Luke and Susan thanks again, and take good care.
I am a man loving camping and hiking.
Greetings from Hong Kong.
Leeman Yau
Such an good video man. You guys remind me a lot of my wife and I. Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely beautiful, and Suzy, what a trooper!
Luke.... I only have one thing to say. Your wife really loves you. God Bless you both. Please be safe, I pray for your safety.
Huge props to Susie!! I'm willing to bet in normal circumstances she would have said let's call it, but she knew how much you wanted to do this based on how long you thought about it and just powered through it. Nice job, Susie!!
Wow, that was EPIC. I was nervous just watching. Excellent footage and presentation. So glad you got to experience and share. Awesome.
Was just out near Winter Park last week with my son's Trail Life USA troop. While there we hiked the Devil's Thumb trail near Winter Park. Spent 3 days on the trail and topped out at 12,100 feet while on part of the Continental Divide Trail. Fun stuff! Beautiful country!
that was a great experience, glad you shared it together and with us. Suzie looked worn out, but she looked great otherwise. I think that trip was good for her in the end. You are both great together; very nice job all around.
This year I did same thing with my wife. We went to Zion Ntl Park and hike stay over night. It was fabulous.
One of my favorite videos you have done. Thanks.
I love all your videos, but, the ones where we see how you care for Susie and take care of her are my favorites.
Great Trek you two and was impressed with the tent
The scenery looked fabulous and the pictures you showed at the end just brilliant , well done was a hell of a hike
Absolutely love the vids. thanks for another fantastic vid. Keep up the good work
This was beautiful! I'm so glad you made it to the lake. 🤗🤗🤗
A great adventure, thank you for taking us along!
As an old fart, I have found - that a hydration pack allows me to maintain exertion over time. If I sip water whenever I want, it's better than waiting to drink the same amount later - all at once.
Before adopting hydration packs, I'd slow down every 1/2 hr or so - and need to stop and drink water before continuing. With a hydration pack, I never slow or have to stop! Amazing difference.
I'm sure, Susan's rapid heart beat during the ascent - was dehydration and low oxygen. That, was indeed - a danger sign.
I'm glad you noted, that increased dreaming is common at altitude. As a CPAP user, that gives me insight into when my blood oxygen has been low - thank you!
Thanks again, for a fun vicarious adventure - and professionally done video!
Congratulations, you guys! Well done. Another beautiful trail you'll want to consider is the Maroon Bells hike near Snowmass. My buddies and I did a 4 night 5 day hike and it was so amazingly beautiful …only God could have created such wonder. Glad you were okay, Susie. You're definitely a trooper!
Hey Luke and Susan, awesome video, absolutely beautiful views.
Susan, you are a Trooper, you made it, even though you got a little altitude sickness, Luke you are a wonderful person, taking part of Susan's load and taking it to the top for her, that's what a true husband does for the one he loves , I'm looking forward for the next adventure the Lone Mountain Wolf Pack will make. God bless you and your family. Scott Van Deventer
Backpacking Hack - When you're eating a Lasagna or Spaghetti with Meat Sauce carry a small bag of Cheez-Its and crush them up into the bag before you eat it. You won't regret!
That's my favorite of you guys yet. Thanks for sharing.
I used to go hiking in the mountains in the Colorado Springs area all the time years ago and you guys are making me homesick for them. You guys should have brought a couple lightweight rod/reel kits and done a little trout fishing. Excellent adventure.
Loved your video! Just got back from a Colorado trip throughout Colorado. We did Maroon Bells and Hanging Lake in that area. Just beautiful! You two are amazing and just precious to watch! Keep up the great work!
If you ever come back, do a little back trail searching. Hanging Lake and Maroon Bells are probably the two most traveled hikes in Colorado. There is a lot more to offer!
Hello Luke and Susan, way to go! Great video, thanks for sharing. Greetings from Finland!
You do what you do brother. Great professional video guys. Luv it.
Thank you very much Derby! You are appreciated brother. - Luke
Glad you finally made it out! The Rockies are amazing! Awesome edit my man!
I know this is an old video. I just discovered your channel and I'm enjoying every minute. Susie is a champ. And Luke, when I see you knackered, I get worried. Great job you two.
Another awesome adventure! Thank you for taking us along!
Take the warning, and evaluate the area you are hiking, glad you enjoyed the trip
Colorado is rough terrain. I hope you enjoyed your stay in my beautiful state!
Glad you guys saw a Colorado Wilderness. Certain high use areas of Maroon Bells are being considered for closing, lottery, and or fees because people are trashing it, Conundrum Hot Springs in particular. Those switchbacks looked tough and really busy! Breathtaking Lake, I'll have to visit some day.
Great stuff as always... looks like our trip next year may have to include Colorado too!! Thanks for sharing and caring..
I don't know how stubborn Susie is, but I'd put my money on her knowing just how huge a dream this trip is for you and determined to grit her teeth and give you what you wanted so badly despite her bad condition. You have a treasure in her, Luke, and you do seem to treat her thusly. Good on BOTH of you.
Excellent. CO, nothing better. No trekking poles? not me. I noticed the OR hat but what is the other hat you're wearing? Thanks.
Hey Luke and and Susan......it was awesome to see you enjoying some places that I am familiar with. It's been about 3 decades since I made that hike. My son and I live a couple hrs away in Grand Junction, he i s 9 and loves to hike so maybe I will get up there again.
AWESOME video!
Well done guys and such beautiful scenery.
All I can say is wow! I have snowmobiled in Colorado before and I know it is beautiful. I would love to do a trip like that, I did a long weekend camp when I was in my military school in Denver and it was a blast. Rented some camping stuff from our BX, fun trip. Glad your wife got better on the trek, mine has the same issues with elevation, but once she gets used to it she is fine. Great video keep them coming.
Glad you overcome the mountain susie.congrat you too.
Way to go Suzie. What a beautiful place.
Great video! Very happy i get to end another day with an overnight adventure
Mountain house is great. I've used it. On another channel they found 20 yr old mountain house packages in their cabin and they were still good. Chicken and rice and another chicken dish. Still sealed and good.
Lol. The dancing was priceless. Especially at the end. Great work.
I know what you mean about camera not doing justice to the terrain. What beautiful country. Loved watching your vid. Brought back a lot of memories for me. Hikes in the Great Outdoors also give me goosebumps !. Suzzie, you did such a great job. You are a tropper. Please Keep the vids coming.
I just got back from a week in Alaska and wow it amazing! My knees are done but well worth it.
Susan, Luke, you guys are to cute together, great video. And susan I am glad you got to feeling better. I have been through elevation sickness at alot lower elevations. I live at 1000feet and I went to flagstaff which is just under 7000, the first day i was fine but when i woke up the next morning i could bearly stay awake, had a killer headache and dizziness with nausea.... it sucked... and didnt go away until I got to lower elevations.
Probably the best video you guys have ever done. Awesome!
Elevation, scree snowfields Susie is an excellent partner. Great job guys.
Suzy love your hat...Thanks for sharing your hike👍
Check this one off your bucket list... Great video, thanks for sharing.
OK, You guys are nuts! Your woman is amazing! Thank You.