What up ladies and gentlemen, Jesse Wooden here. We're at the once again the George Washington National Forest, which is a series of forest south of the Shannon-Dohen National Park, above the Jefferson National Forest. And I am here with Roe to the Bow. No. She's tired. She already walked. It is for YouTube. She walked 50 feet. She's tired. We're on the Lottom Loop, which is a five mile six mile loop, but we're just gonna go about three miles a day, up and then we're gonna go to the top of the mountain. Now we both got hammocks. So finding out where we can get trees up there is a little difficult. It's made for tents, not really hammocks. So we'll figure it out. We've also got a synthetic undercoat. I've never used a synthetic before. So we'll figure out how that works. The goal is that it was rain and thunderstorms. And if you look, there are not a lot of cars here. It's a Friday. It was usually it's packed on Fridays and Saturdays, but there's only three cars are included. So hopefully that means at max there'll be four people camping up top, which means we will hopefully have enough trees and a beautiful view. Although it's a bit overcast today. It's 57 now. At 1 o'clock, 120, it's gonna be 68 degrees by 4 pm. So about two hours before sunset. And the lowest it's gonna get is 55 degrees. So I'm super warm. So we brought our thermal lights sleeping bag inserts, which actually can double as a blanket if you're sleeping bags too hot. But just in case the wind picks up or on a mountain, it rains, you get a plan B, right? Which means carry more stuff. But it's okay. You know what the extra day was? Leg day. Look at that. It's like it's like smoke or fog going inside the cloud. Look at this. It's like something from a horror movie. No fog over there. But as you slowly go over here up this crazy cool trail. You can see the fogs over there. Phew. It's a lot of work. Alright, I think it might be off to our left. I like your attitude. There's the fire ring. And then the ground is all squishy over here. See how squishy it is. So we stopped for a snack break. This is also a beautiful campsite where the view that you cannot see because we're in a cloud. So there's actually nothing to see beyond about 60 to 100 feet. It's crazy how misty it is. And the camera has actually had a lot more mist. So I just love the ground here. So squishy. I don't know if you can see it, but it's like you see how the entire ground squishes? Whatever moss covering they created here planted here. Really just so amazing how soft it is. So even if you had a tent with like a ground pad or a sleeping pad or even just a air mattress, I mean it's super soft. So if you're a hammock camper you don't really care. There's some reasonably good trees, but the views are out here. Amazing. And we actually have cell fun signal. There's a good firing here too. So if you wanted to do a fire, not much wood, it's not punky. There are a few dead trees though around here. So you could gather if you wanted. We're going to head to the spring because we're out of water and head to top of the mountain and see if we can find some trees that are reasonably good. But the hammock might have to go down a little bit, which is really steep up there. I'm going to eat food and they have 20 billion gallons of energy. Me, I didn't, I should have had that sausage I can cheese biscuit. I got two. I ate one. Save the other one for Robo, she didn't eat it. She had a whole butt bag of those lasagna meals. It's like 680 calories. She like ate the whole thing. I think she breathes once. Yeah, 690. That's a lot. It is. It's a lot of calories. That's one fourth my daily supply with my workout. Even though I'm not eating that much. So you ate basically, I would say more than, more than half of your daily supply calories. Well, she's carrying pack. In here. Now she's going downhill because you got so much energy. She wanted to walk over here and now she's going. MOT TIN! She's disappearing into the fog. It's spring. It rained. I wonder if it's any deeper. Let's find out. There's some. Okay, look. Not falling very much though. Not very much. Have people been down here? Just out of the sun. Really nobody else in the world. Well, if they did, they left no... Straight. That's right. I saw snow. I saw it was cloud. You're literally in the clouds, Rowan. Whoa, it's just cloud. That was a cloud. That cool. There we go. There's a mountain. See it? Off to your right? Yeah. Oh, in a disperient. Yeah, this is just a cloud. I can see it though. She's clouds are there. So it looks like these clouds are going away. Now let me give you a tour of the campsite here. I had my hammock set up all pretty. And in the middle of the night when she was trying to go to bed, she got, you know, just sad, missed home. So I gave her the tarp that made it feel like a tent. So she felt, you know, saved. She likes forts. Later, green, you know, house fly actually has doors on the tarp that you can wrap around and close it if you want. It helps against wind, but you know, it feels like a tent, especially if you put it really close to the ground. So I managed to get a separate tree at the end there. So I could set my hammock on a separate entry and hers on the right tree. But we still shared the same base tree. So we could still be close at the head end of the hammock. Well, in the middle of the night, you know, I set that up, but I didn't get my tarps. It started raining at like 1 a.m. So I managed to grab all the stuff, shove it under her tarp, and then hastily set up my tarp that I had left on the other side. Which is fine. It didn't rain heavy enough that it would fall on the ground or anything. I was up at like five and then up again at, I would say about 830. So I went over to the fire pit and got some coffee. I never did get a fire going. Most of the, I didn't have time to make a feather stick. So after my coffee, I decided to take a walk in the clouds had cleared around sunset. And then in the morning, they had cleared around eight. So it was overcast both days, but when we watched the sunset and when I woke up the next morning, I could, you know, get some really nice views. I was a bit worried because I had never tested the, you know, Ember Underquilt, but it must have worked because she slept for 12 hours. You didn't record as much on the side. Turn. That one is moving. Doves. Butting. Right. All along the girls. you