Nature of Trip

All of these trips, all of these adventures,

They’re really just exercises in problem solving.

When we set out, we don’t really know what will happen from one day to the next.

But the whole concept what is the next, across a river? pass a mountain?

Or what happen in front of you that you never know.

I think that comes with some exhaustion and I think that comes with some frustration, and I think that tests your resolve.

Whether we wake up in freezing rain, or whether we get snowed on.

We just have to deal with it and continue on with our journey.

You know every time we suffer through a day like today.

The rain and the snow and the cold…

We get rewarded with such a beautiful river, and such a picturesque little village.

And down on the village they’re actually drying out the corn on the rooftops that’s why all the roofs like orange.

It’s really awesome.

I bring a lot of my own baggage in this trip, and I am looking for my own spirituality, and I'm looking for my own peace.

And I'm looking from a deeper level of my own understanding, both about how I want to live and how I see myself living in this world.

It's an incredible orocess of really understanding where your limitations are.

And a chance to connect with nature and connect with beautiful places.

To come here and do this, it is really a dream to come ture.

Nature, it can reach absolutely anyone and inspire anyone.

And to be able to get off the grid and to just walk is a very spiritual thing.