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Thanks for having me on your Podcast @10adventures and Richard!

It's not about the destination but the road you travelled. So it was great. I think this was even more rewarding. Thanks for sharing

Absolutely love Patrick's book! Couldn't put it down ❤

You didn’t stay in one place I had trench foot in Northampton 😂

You got lucky 😂

Won’t be biking in jasper this summer

Wonderful interview from an enlightening writer and nomad! Ralph Waldo Emerson, a transcendentalist, said, "To be great is to be misunderstood." You have to live your life on your terms. No one else will live your life for you. The only time they do is when you follow their footsteps exactly. That's like trying to wear someone else's shoes when they don't fit your feet. Your footprint is uniquely yours, make your path your own path.

Where do I go to fuck hot Scott dudes?

They are the furthest apart on mainland of Britain that can be travelled on public roads., but we do have islands you know, and the Isles of Scilly and the Shetland isles are much further apart.

Great interview! You may want to check out The Hiking Rev, I think he finished the PCT when he was 67.

Love them been watching them for years.. so inspiring ❤

I have been following these amazing women for years. They are truely inspirational. They work all year round on their fitness so they are able to hike and cycle in their retirement years. Their financial outlays must be covered by good pensions/investments. It's not cheap to travel even though they have an RV.

Live, get out there, move, nature yourself, meet new people. Keep learning and challenging yourself! Watch their UA-cam channel! It's wonderful. Every day I try to use these mantras in my own life. It's so encouraging to follow fellow seekers of discomfort❤😊

Wow. Great interview!!!!

What a beautiful interview. I love you Kristi and Annette. You are my inspiration.

Love these ladies - have followed them for years. They’re amazing. Great interview.

It's always great to hear more of Kristy and Annette's story, they are so inspirational! And if anyone is thinking they're too old; Grandma Gatewood was 67 the FIRST time of 3, that she thru-hiked the AT. And Nimblewill Nomad was 83 the most recent time he did it. And he's done the entire AT in the US, plus the IAT in Canada, more than once. 😊 When I grow up, I want to be Grandma Gatewood 😊 I'm 57 this year 😂

Great interview. I’ve been watching The Wander Women Kristi and Annette since the Appalachian Trail. They are truly inspiring.

I love these women!! They are doing wonderful, fun things.

Two of the most inspiring people on social media. I love that they’re living life on their terms. ❤

I think a book is in the future???

Loved this interview. I have been following and being inspired by these women for years…they are totally authentic and they show that we can do hard things..whatever that may be, and that we can do it joyfully and with a grateful heart.

I've followed these two for a long long time. Loved hearing this podcast, learning new things from them...they are always inspiring!

AMEN!! ❤❤ Thank you🦋

These women are remarkable and such an inspiration. I have been following them on UA-cam since near the beginning, and they still inspire me to step out of my comfort zone and learn to live my best life. Thanks for having them!

Fantastic interview. These gals are so inspiring.

Really enjoyed the interview. I always hear something new every time I hear of your adventures. Keep on being a bright light to all. Much love!💕

Awesome interview! Thank you.

These women are inspiring,engaging, authentic, and incredibly strong. After watching their UA-cam channel for a while, had the pleasure of randomly meeting them on a trail in Tucson and told them that when they hiked through Oregon on the PCT, to let me know and I’d provide trail magic. That was several years ago and remained in contact ever since. They helped with valuable info for our trip to Slovenia and continue to prompt us as seniors to keep moving !

I'm always inspired by the Wander Women. A delightful interview... thank you for posting it.

We love it! Thanks for inviting us on your podcast.

Amen!

Absolutely true

Great advice! Started strength training at 45 years old and seeing so many benefits!

Really excited to cycle the Icefields this summer!

who the hell is this nerd

is it; running out of fuel, or increased lactic acid from anaerobic respiration (i stand corrected) subscribed..

First of all its too long video man make it shorter so more people's will see bigger is not always better man 🤪

i get told off by my adult kids because i talk to anyone .im 57 and grew up with neighbours who were like family .a stranger is a friend you haven't met

The best cure for prejudice is travel.

This was an absolutely wonderful conversation. I watch a lot of podcasts and I dislike it when the host clearly hasnt engaged or even read a book and they're discussing. Glen's insights were fantastic and so was your ability to let him continue talking without interrupting. I genuinely hope your channel continues to grow, you really deserve a lot of success.

Well said!

😴 'Promo SM'

Ashu keep up spirit

A very interesting talk and relatable as an Indian. As a developing country that aims for a ‘developed nation’ status by 2047, the reality of villages and rural areas here is fast changing making most villagers want to turn towards urbanised living not having experienced it’s downsides yet. There’s a lot of truth in these words, someone who has slowed down and made a conscious choice to walk instead of speeding past a place would know much more of the little nuances of it and its people. India is so huge, and literally each person’s story is extremely unique, but overall as urbanisation and concretisation is taking over and as modernisation is being equalised to westernisation, villages here are bearing the effects of that faulty definition of development.

true

Planning my first big bike journey with my oldest this year. Hoping to get him ready for a true bike tour for 2025!

Planning my first big bike journey with my oldest this year. Hoping to get him ready for a true bike tour for 2025!

So inspiring!

Maybe I’m a little biased… but what an awesome interview 👌