My friends, my family, my followers is Hike360 here. We are at the trail head to the Florida National Scenic Trail. We are right here. If you follow my finger, the Florida National Scenic Trail goes all through the pan handle, all the way in two routes, into Florida and down, ending in the avariglades. Big Cypress. Big Cypress. A little bit for the avariglades. So we're here to do the first little section. Yeah, hey, we're doing the Florida Trail today. I'm all excited. Ryan, you excited? I am excited. Let's get a great beginning. We'll have to take some photos too. So we're going to turn off for a second. But here we are. This is the northernest, the northern terminus of the Florida Trail. We're going to try to do the entirety of the trail that is within the Gulf Shore's National Park. And so that's only about seven miles. And we'll see what happens. We'll pick it up farther down the state in a couple of days. If you've already done something. I've already done something. Where were you when you were doing something? I did. I touched down on the Florida Trail when I was in Ocala, National Forest. There's a part where the Ureling Trail intersects with the Florida Trail. We take the Florida Trail for a little bit. All right. Great to do it. Let's knock it out. All right. All right. We got some herons across the way. The Florida Trail is messy with wildlife. I mean, there's just so many animals. So we already saw an armadillo at the forest. These guys are just hanging out up here. Wanted to turn out while we still had trees because these are going to disappear. And it is going to be white sand beach for at least 10 plus miles. We're not doing all that in this go. This is the shade for this segment. It's going to disappear. There's a lot more herons over there. Really? Yeah, two more. We still have connectivity on the trail. Oops, sorry. We haven't gone even a mile, but we're still on the Fort Pickens land. So this is one of the batteries. We're still in trees. I mean, this hike, I mean, because I know we're hitting the beach very shortly. It's a big change. There's a lot of changes. Yeah, there is. A lot to see. Yeah, where I mean, we're jumping from. Kind of a swampy desert e-bikes to historical bides, to ocean bides. Yeah. All within the first half mile. Yeah, first mile. With a campsite somewhere in there. Whoever was mapping the Florida Trail prototype, it was probably like, oh, yeah, let's put it here. Let's just blow their minds as soon as we can. Battery work. And his first campsite is, I think, so ideally located. Yeah, it's a great place to start, right? You're going to get dropped off, or somebody's going to take you here, camp the night, get a fresh start in the morning. You'll have to backtrack a little bit, unless the guy who's dropping you off takes you to the fort. Out of the 1300 miles, if you have to backtrack a mile, that's not a big deal. And it can be a life pack, because you can leave your heavy packs in camp here. And we're coming up to, looks like the campsite. Yes. We're at campsite B5, which is a tenting site, a non-RV site. So we have none on our recites.