Przygotowuję osobny film z informacjami o logistyce tego wyjazdu 🗺🚅✈🚤, więc zachęcam do zamieszczania komentarzy z informacją co Was interesuje w tym temacie! 💬🙏
4:26 dokładnie to miejsce gdzie zrezygnowałem z podboju Sarek, szedłem od Kvikjokk A. D. 2014, lato. Posiłki w namiocie, komary żyć nie dały. Chłopie, aż mi serce zabiło jak to oglądam, piękne wspomnienia, pamiętam ten ogrom, tę moc przyrody. Pamiętam strach (taki zdrowy) jaki tam czułem. Cisza bolała. Świetny film! Pozdrawiam!
Dzięki! Latem to rzeczywiście komary musiały być upierdliwe. Zawsze mam taką rozkminę, że fajnie mieć długi, ciepły dzień. Ale potem myślę o tych komarach...
Cześć i znowu ci zadam pytanie w jakim miesiącu byłeś na tej wyrypie? Bo tak nie mogę ogarnąć tego co widzę masz świeże liście na drzewach i brak śniegu
Thanks for a lovely video. I like most use leather boots. But I totally buy into the value of the weight reduction using the shoes that you are using. Could you please describe or if you have the time make a video about using light weight shoes. How do you avoid your feet becoming damage from being wet, how do you not get cold, what kind of socks are you using, in the morning to you put on a wet pair of shoes and so on.
Will make a video about logistics of this trip so I will include that question. In short: 1. I dont use any gore tex or similar, so they get wet and dry very quickly. Especially when walking. I use Altra shoes - they have FootShape (they are wide) This probably helps with fast drying and not damaging my feet, as they are just very comfy (for me). 2. I carry crocs-like flip-flops with me and I use them when on campsite, or on longer break, sometimes if the weather is nice I might use them to cross river. Trail runners are used only when walking on a trail. 3. I use normal socks, synthetic or merino wool. They will usually get dry till morning like my shoes. I will have 2 pairs of socks so if both socks and shoes are still wet in the morning I will switch to dry socks to have a nice start.
I got there just a day after it got closed (end of summer season). So warden was still there doing all the housekeeping before leaving it closed. She had all the food packed already, but she was willing to let me check the boxes and pick what I would like. There was not much choice though. There was no pricing on items, but I was positively surprised with total amount and was able to pick more. I think it was expecting a can of beer to be extremely expensive. I was also buying mostly snacks and sweets. Only Wasa na Cheese from regular food. I remember there was some canned food, and those big pasta and oat bags.
Przygotowuję osobny film z informacjami o logistyce tego wyjazdu 🗺🚅✈🚤, więc zachęcam do zamieszczania komentarzy z informacją co Was interesuje w tym temacie! 💬🙏
Film będzie mieć premierę dzisiaj o 18 ua-cam.com/video/Zx-90aKRNaQ/v-deo.html
Wow so stunning scenerys out there, absolut Amazing, so nice to Watch, thank you ✌️
4:26 dokładnie to miejsce gdzie zrezygnowałem z podboju Sarek, szedłem od Kvikjokk A. D. 2014, lato. Posiłki w namiocie, komary żyć nie dały. Chłopie, aż mi serce zabiło jak to oglądam, piękne wspomnienia, pamiętam ten ogrom, tę moc przyrody. Pamiętam strach (taki zdrowy) jaki tam czułem. Cisza bolała. Świetny film! Pozdrawiam!
Dzięki! Latem to rzeczywiście komary musiały być upierdliwe. Zawsze mam taką rozkminę, że fajnie mieć długi, ciepły dzień. Ale potem myślę o tych komarach...
Mój plan na przyszły rok, czekam na film o logistyce, zwłaszcza jak sprawnie się tam dostać i wrócić.
Mega!
GREAT !
Thanks!
Cześć i znowu ci zadam pytanie w jakim miesiącu byłeś na tej wyrypie? Bo tak nie mogę ogarnąć tego co widzę masz świeże liście na drzewach i brak śniegu
Początek września
Panie Złoty, ale ile dziennie mniej-więcej był Pan w stanie przejść dziennie (ile zajęło te 220km), oraz ile dni było deszczowych w tym wrześniu?
To bylo 10 dni. Taki w pełni deszczowy byl chyba tylko jeden dzień. Były jakieś takie przelotne deszczo-sniegi na poczatku.
Thanks for a lovely video. I like most use leather boots. But I totally buy into the value of the weight reduction using the shoes that you are using. Could you please describe or if you have the time make a video about using light weight shoes. How do you avoid your feet becoming damage from being wet, how do you not get cold, what kind of socks are you using, in the morning to you put on a wet pair of shoes and so on.
Will make a video about logistics of this trip so I will include that question. In short: 1. I dont use any gore tex or similar, so they get wet and dry very quickly. Especially when walking. I use Altra shoes - they have FootShape (they are wide) This probably helps with fast drying and not damaging my feet, as they are just very comfy (for me).
2. I carry crocs-like flip-flops with me and I use them when on campsite, or on longer break, sometimes if the weather is nice I might use them to cross river. Trail runners are used only when walking on a trail.
3. I use normal socks, synthetic or merino wool. They will usually get dry till morning like my shoes. I will have 2 pairs of socks so if both socks and shoes are still wet in the morning I will switch to dry socks to have a nice start.
@@wildhike Great! Look forward to the logistics video, especially the shoes/feet part. Thanks for the answers!
Was it possible to buy food at kisuris fjällstuga? And how much did it cost?😊
I got there just a day after it got closed (end of summer season). So warden was still there doing all the housekeeping before leaving it closed. She had all the food packed already, but she was willing to let me check the boxes and pick what I would like. There was not much choice though. There was no pricing on items, but I was positively surprised with total amount and was able to pick more. I think it was expecting a can of beer to be extremely expensive. I was also buying mostly snacks and sweets. Only Wasa na Cheese from regular food. I remember there was some canned food, and those big pasta and oat bags.
Widoki obłędne.
Zazdroszczę, bo w Krk wyjątkowo deszczowy wrzesień... ;)