So in Florida, your feet are either wet from being in a swamp or from the dew on the grass, but they're already wet, not even been in my, I think. So pretty around here. In Florida you go between one ecosystem and another, sometimes you go from one, a couple of blocks of another one, and then you're back in a third type. And it's really interesting. Considering what's behind, which is like 100 miles with no trees, some road walks, lots of levees, it's a beautiful change. This is the end of the road walk. There really is no trail, at least you can see the markers. A little slow, very cold though, like you can see the trail anywhere, I mean you can see the markers, just carve your own path. These things are all in bloom, so they're full of pollen or whatever that is. It's pretty hot, so the only way to hike at this time is to slow down a lot, but this is really pretty. Just back there, I realized that all that tall grass I think is growing, where in wetter times there would probably be a swamp, so I think the grass might be better, except it's hot and walking in water will always be nice. At some point in the near future, the trail, maintainers here and I come, and mow all this down and create a path. Can you imagine what a different experience it would be? I mean this is basically hiking with almost no trail, and I thought I was way off the trail because it doesn't look like a trail. I may be on the trail or maybe not, but I'm in the right direction and I'm near the trail. Oh no, there it is, I am. Who knows? I guess there really isn't much of a trail anymore. So this is slower than swamp speed, let's see. Nope. Okay, so just try to find the best path. So I'm a dendron of Miso or Miko landing, and I'm going to have to walk about half a mile out of the trail to get water because I am almost out, and there's no water for about 11 miles to the head to kiss me, and it's really hot, so I will die. Trail has been completely overgrown, very exciting, so here I am. Always causing problems. Well, it didn't last long. They had clear the first little part, but that's what the trail looks like now. Bushwacking territory. It's all palms everywhere. This is my 181.1. It's a great water source, but for some reason it's not marked on the map. Hello friend. You Well, I left the Florida Trail, now I'm trespassing, but the trail got so thick that it was no wind, and I would have died, literally, I was overheating, and so far I had averaged one mile an hour on the trail, not very encouraging. So I'm going to go to the road and then decide what to do. This is the highway 98 bypass for flooding and high water, except since the trail is basically gone, and following the high water route. I would probably like to go back and do that section. It looks really beautiful, and I imagine one you can get through it. It would be worth it. It's really hot. I don't know. I have two quarts of water, and it's both not. Well, I'll go as far as I can, and then I'll call the quietest road in the world right now. There's nothing.