You guys are so awesome! On March 15 my sweet wife of 35 years passed. We used to be so active until she became ill. Enjoy your lives and time together to the fullest!

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Kevin. Our deepest condolences for the loss of your precious wife. We appreciate you continuing to watch and comment.

Oh my goodness…glad you are doing better, Bernie. Nice to see you two again. The sea life on the coast is amazing!

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Jolene. We agree... We really enjoy the sea life. We appreciate you staying connected with us. 🙂

Always good to hear how you two are doing! I've been out of my camper van about 2.5 years now, and y'all are the last of many I followed back in that day of my brief full-time RV venture. It really was quite the emotional trial for me, that brought me to my knees and back to my Lord. Sort of a Jonah experience!

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

It's good to hear from you, Jim. We're very happy that you've stayed connected with us. That's awesome 🙂

Seeing more lighthouses is on the bucket list! Thanks for sharing, always good to see your videos and the scenic areas you’ve been visiting.

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome. We glad you enjoyed our video. We went to another lighthouse after posting this video, so that completed all of them on the Oregon Coast for us. They're fun and interesting to visit. We appreciate you watching this one and your comments. 🙂

Welcome back! We love that area and haven't visited in many years. Maybe we will venture that way this summer. Good to see you two!

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

Thanks. It would be fun to meetup with you. Happy travels.

So sorry to hear about your problems with being at high altitudes. We live at just above 6800 feet and see so many people with portable oxygen tanks. It helps if you can slowly acclimate yourself, but sometimes, that doesn’t help everyone. That is such beautiful coastline. The wildlife is so interesting to watch. And the lighthouse was really cool. Stay safe and healthy.😊

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, we didn't have the time and ability to attempt acclimation. So, down we went. We really enjoy seeing wildlife. More to come... Thanks for watching this and for sharing your kind words. We wish you continual health and happiness.

That video was a lot of fun thank you!

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome. We're glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching this one and for commenting. Happy travels.

High elevation would be the one time that my CPAP would be desirable thing. I would never be able to sleep well without it. As usual.. a great video.

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

We picked up one of those portable cans of oxygen amzn.to/45nrpli but didn't get to give it a proper test. Thanks for watching this one and we always look forward to hearing from you.

Thanks for a great video

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome. We appreciate you watching, liking, commenting, and subscribing. Your thumbs up helps!. Happy travels.

Great video - fun and educational :)

@Wildonthego

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! We appreciate you continuing to watch and comment over the years.

looks great.

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, liking, commenting, and subscribing. 🙂

Great video as always

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Jean. Was there anything in particular that you enjoyed seeing? We appreciate you watching and commenting. 🙂

@jeandecker4073

Жыл бұрын

I like that you just seem to be yourself.

We stopped at that lighthouse last year. We were fortunate as we were there the first day it had been open in years. Covid closed it. Fun visit. We have stopped at almost all of the lighthouses on the Oregon coast. Take care.

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

That's great. Which lighthouse are you referring to Yaquina Bay or Yaquina Head (or both)? After we filmed this particular video, we actually visited the final (9th) lighthouse. We figured we might as well see them all. They sure are interesting. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. Happy travels.

@mattgustafson2516

Жыл бұрын

@Wildonthego Being those names are so similar I would need to check. It is the one right in Newport. The house light house. Those things are fun for me.

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

Fun for sure!

Welcome to Sleep Amnea. A ketogentic diet will haelp you resolve this issues is you can manage the change. There is always CPAP machines if you don't want to address the issue with diet. Good luck with your choice.

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

We appreciate your thoughtful input. Apnea simply means a cessation of breathing. What I (Bernie) had experienced was immediately corrected with a drop in elevation and re-experienced with an increase in elevation. Lowering carbs/sugar while increasing healthy fats with moderate protein intake is good for a lot of what ails people, but it obviously won't lower the body in elevation (which was the absolute fix for me). Thanks for watching this one and for commenting. 🙂

Consider a sleep apnea study. Some finger oximeters can connect to your phone so you can track your oxygen percentage overnight but Id still look into a proper sleep apnea study. The oximeters can be useful in helping to push you to the hospital if the level is on the lower side. If your insurance has a nurse line they might be able to use the oximeter reading to provide better guidance. At the end of the day I'd only use the readings to push me to the hospital as you never know how well these things actually work and I'd ignore the oximeter reading if it is normal and only consider other symptoms. Good luck.

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the information. I (Bernie) have (has) been using an Oxygen Saturation Monitor (SpO2) for a few years now. My level has only been lower than desirable once when "sick" a few years back. Fortunately, my apnea (cessation of breathing) was related to elevation and corrected when I descended. Acclimating over time could have worked, but we didn't want to chance the potential amount of time that may have taken causing us to lose our opportunity to move across the desert in reasonable temperatures. Thanks very much for watching and commenting. 🙂

@knutblaise9437

Жыл бұрын

@@Wildonthego Great that you were able to resolve this with a move to a lower elevation and hopefully got some cash back from the campground. I did some boondocking outside Zion w/o power for a CPAP - what a literal headache.

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

So far, so good. We wish you abundant health.

@knutblaise9437

Жыл бұрын

@@Wildonthego Thanks!

Altitoots!

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

It could have been interesting around a campfire. 😉

Oh dang! I'm sorry to hear you had such a hard time at high elevations, Bernie. 😕 What a nice lighthouse! Ever wonder how they can work on a globe, when using the numbers we've been given regarding the measurement of Earth? Every ball has measurable curvature. We can see too far here in our realm for us to be living on a sphere, according to their own math. Our consumer optics have outgrown their lie. We can now easily zoom in on ships that have supposedly gone beyond the "curve". Either they're wrong about the size of Earth or we're living on a flat, level, and motionless plane. 🤷‍♀

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. With regard to lighthouses being seen... The light doesn't shine very far - with respect to curvatures. The ones built higher up can be seen from farther away (depending on how clear the weather/sky). We appreciate you watching this one and for commenting. Your flat earth comments are interesting. What happens at the edge/end? 🤔

@freedomdove

Жыл бұрын

@@Wildonthego You're welcome. 🙂 We can see laser lights from many many miles away. Much further than we should be able to see them due to the Earth's "curvature" (8" per mile squared). Laser light tests have been done repeatedly, which prove we can see too far. This is the scientific way. It must be observable and repeatable. Might I point out that water *never* conforms to the outside of a container. Our Earth is said to be 75% water. There is no "bendy" water. Water always finds its level inside of a container. It can never conform to the outside of a container, unless it's submerged in water. "What happens at the edge/end? " What happens when you come to the edge of a lake or a pond? You just come to the shoreline, right? This is our world. Our shoreline is the Antarctic Circle. The Antarctic is the highest land mass in our world. This is factual and verifiable. The Gleason's map is as accurate as we can get to a true Earth map. We live in the Antarctic Basin, as far as I can tell. It is our shoreline. Research yourself. Flat Earth Dave. Eric Dubay. Flat Earth Banjo. Flat out truth. Hibbeler Productions.

@Wildonthego

Жыл бұрын

We're just being inquisitive. A shoreline is quite understandable. But does the land never end?

@freedomdove

Жыл бұрын

@@Wildonthego We civilians don't know and aren't allowed to independently explore because of the Antarctic Treaty. However, Admiral Richard Byrd said there was much more land to be explored after he led Operation Deepfreeze. He died in his sleep the year after that operation ended. The Treaty was signed just a couple years later.