Oh I feel hungry just thinking of you out there! Do you eat Marmite? I love it on bread, but the bread can be fattening! Hihi. And you did make it to Camp ! You Made me laugh! Yes you can out hike anyone that I know for sure! Total respect to you. - British Gal living in Wyoming.
Al, it’s possible to have a diet insufficient of necessary nutrients no matter what kind of diet one is on. I’ve seen overweight people that don’t eat properly no matter what their diet is. I love your life choices because you don’t go for vegan products that are designed to fool your tastebuds into thinking that you are eating a meat or seafood diet. There are high end expensive trendy vegan restaurants in big cities (Los Angeles) that have all kinds of cuisines that will make you think that you must be eating meat. Vegan does not mean it’s healthy and eating McDonalds hamburgers will not make you a strong hiker because you are eating an animal’s muscle fibers. My point is the name of a diet is not what’s important, it’s what you eat that is key. Al, is also know that the foods that one has to eat to travel thousands of miles without a long rest break are different from what one will eat on a regular basis.
Oh, yes. I know. You could follow a vegan lifestyle on Dr. Pepper and Doritos. My point was more that some people believe a vegan lifestyle makes people weak and skinny. It's simply not true that it applies to everyone. Some people eat junk. They shouldn't be used as a benchmark for the best results.
I am in total agreement with you Al. I was hoping that I could make people understand that the diet does not give a person the strength for hiking, because it’s more about what you eat and it’s nutrition.
@@Adventure_Together I am in total agreement with you Al. I was hoping that I could make people understand that the diet does not give a person the strength for hiking, because it’s more about what you eat and it’s nutrition.
34.5 miles! That's one hell of a day! Bravo!
Thank you. It felt epic. Especially with all of the elevation.
34.5-mile day with lots of elevation, that's 4 days hike for an old man like me, you have every right to be proud.
Thank you. I've had a lot of practice to get that far. They sure aren't get off the couch numbers for me either.
Great day! Your photography continues to amaze me. Those early morning pics are beautiful every day. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us.
Glad you enjoyed it
It’s a beautiful day! And well done on accomplishing another long-miles day! 🎉
Yes! Thank you!
Beautiful. Glad you survived the mouse assault.
I just about got away with my life 😕
Oh I feel hungry just thinking of you out there! Do you eat Marmite?
I love it on bread, but the bread can be fattening! Hihi.
And you did make it to Camp !
You Made me laugh!
Yes you can out hike anyone that I know for sure! Total respect to you.
- British Gal living in Wyoming.
I'm not a Marmite fan. But that said, I haven't tried it in a very long time.
That's a tough day right there, damn. Nice views though!
The views made it worth pushing the miles. I loved hiking at sunset. It was a beautiful day.
Al, it’s possible to have a diet insufficient of necessary nutrients no matter what kind of diet one is on. I’ve seen overweight people that don’t eat properly no matter what their diet is. I love your life choices because you don’t go for vegan products that are designed to fool your tastebuds into thinking that you are eating a meat or seafood diet. There are high end expensive trendy vegan restaurants in big cities (Los Angeles) that have all kinds of cuisines that will make you think that you must be eating meat. Vegan does not mean it’s healthy and eating McDonalds hamburgers will not make you a strong hiker because you are eating an animal’s muscle fibers.
My point is the name of a diet is not what’s important, it’s what you eat that is key.
Al, is also know that the foods that one has to eat to travel thousands of miles without a long rest break are different from what one will eat on a regular basis.
Oh, yes. I know. You could follow a vegan lifestyle on Dr. Pepper and Doritos. My point was more that some people believe a vegan lifestyle makes people weak and skinny. It's simply not true that it applies to everyone. Some people eat junk. They shouldn't be used as a benchmark for the best results.
I am in total agreement with you Al. I was hoping that I could make people understand that the diet does not give a person the strength for hiking, because it’s more about what you eat and it’s nutrition.
@@Adventure_Together I am in total agreement with you Al. I was hoping that I could make people understand that the diet does not give a person the strength for hiking, because it’s more about what you eat and it’s nutrition.
Ever worried about grizzlies? I'd feel so spooked in grizzly territory
Sometimes I think about them, but usually I just keep an ear out and sing really loudly all day.
What happened with you that made you stop eadting meat?
I've always believed that we should treat animals with benevolence. We should aim to avoid cruelty and exploitation of all living sentient beings.
I am just worried about the brain on vegan diet, your brain thrives on animal fat... perhaps vegetarian is the happy medium here.
That's not true. The only compound contained in animal fats that is not in most plants is LDL cholesterol.