Thank you that was a very informative vid! Great ideas I will use for sure Cheers BB

@arthritic.adventures

10 күн бұрын

Thank-you for saying so Bob, your comments are always greatly appreciated. It only takes one good comment to make you feel like the time creating the video was all worth while! I'm up in the highland recording more routes right now. motorcycle's temp gauge was reading 37C at times today, I think I single handedly raised Gatorades profits this week. Crazy hot camping!!!

We have a similar set up to packing. One thing I can highly recommend is Rock Straps for that Dry bag. Not expensive and are one of my most coveted upgrades to tie downs or bungie cords.

@arthritic.adventures

7 күн бұрын

Hey FB! Thanks for the comment and the tip, I'm watching the promo video now on Rock Straps website!!!

Great job Colin! We do family camping with a Van full that you’re doing on a bike. And glad to see my GoPro hard at work too. Always look forward to seeing your journeys.

@arthritic.adventures

7 күн бұрын

Thanks Bob The Hero2 still take great video, I'm planning on rewarding it with a trip to South Africa if that's okay? Cheers!

We did the Pick Axe Loop of ride the high lands BTW and it was awesome.

@arthritic.adventures

7 күн бұрын

Yes that a very fun route, have you to the Creemore Loop? It's very good and challenging too

Hey I came across your video looking at Cremore posts nice to see you enjoying your life and your videos are very interesting

@arthritic.adventures

6 күн бұрын

Hey! How are you? Long time, yes retired and working on ways to help other people with Arthritis, motivation, its really hard for a lot of people to help themselves, some just don't think they can do, or don't have any example around them of people succeeding with the disease. Very hard to find someone online so I thought maybe I can do it? Thanks for the comment, hope you are doing well!!!!

LMAO. Just went through that on a 3 day trip. I went with the cool weather waterproof gear. My traveling partner went with the warm weather light weight gear. I was comfortable, he was not so much. I figure better a little warmer and dry than cold and wet. Lol.

@arthritic.adventures

7 күн бұрын

Well it was the opposite for me, I went light and boy it was 36C all over the Highlands, like riding in a hairdryer LMAO I'm really thinking of switching to a motocross jersey and motocross type armor. I think that would be a lot cooler than the mesh jacket. The type of thing Noraly on Itchy boots wears, seems to have worked for her, outside of the collar bone break in 4 places...

@filybear3331

7 күн бұрын

Yeah I was watching Itchy Boots for a long time too. (bought the scarf/head band). Being Dutch/Canadian and all helped too lol.

Much Enjoyment 👍😎 Have you looked into the carnivore diet for health benefits?

@arthritic.adventures

6 күн бұрын

Good question!!!! Thanks for commenting, after lots of research it seemed to me that the Mediterranean way of eating (English needs a new word for this as "diet" gets confusing, I'm not "dieting" if you know what I mean) was a good place to start and the information we have today about people living in the "Blue Zones" in the world seemed to make the most sense for me out of the three recommended Keto, Mediterranean and Carnivore. My super quick logic in making the choice? Keto was high in fat, cholesterol and such is a big factor later on in life with Arthritis (I know Keto Dr.'s have thoughts on why that logic is wrong). Carnivore seemed a bit extreme, so I thought let's start with trying Mediterranean. When I have the meds right, exercise right, attitude right and eat Mediterranean I'm golden! So short answer is yes I have looked into it, but never tried it. My biggest issue, and I image it's similar to people with all kinds of disease like and including Arthritis, is not falling off the "bus" of what works. If I eat one ice cream cone I'll eat 10 that month and if I do that, I'll also eat a bag of chips, then I'll skip the gym, and then I'll stay up tooo late watching a movie and get less sleep, this leads to aches and pains, attitude changes to poor me, and down the rabbit hole we go... ...do it for 6 months a year and then fight my way out again! Thanks again so much for the comment and the question!!!

@skulijakobsson5116

6 күн бұрын

@@arthritic.adventures thanks for the detailed answer 👍 Do give the carnivore eating a good hard look. I have read so many comments from people that have completely reversed what you got and much more. It is simple but not easy. Works for me like a charm.

@arthritic.adventures

6 күн бұрын

Will do! Thanks again!