Because so many asked, here is a short follow up about my tick disease and as well some of the best advices on how to prevent ticks if you are looking for some: - The videos were already recorded in May-June, and I didn't take the antibiotics the doctors gave me on the trip. When I came back to europe I started to feel tired and sick, and a german tick expert diagnosed me with lyme and two other co-infections. I am still treated with antibiotics up to today, hopefully there will be some good news soon. An additional problem is, that two of the ticks I had were a species that don't exist in europe - so there are simply no laboratories here that can test on some things they can cause (yes, as some of you commented, they as well can cause red meat allergies and allergies to mammal products). - IF YOU GET BITTEN BY A TICK: CONSULT A DOCTOR AND DO WHAT THEY SAY! IF THE DOCTOR SAYS THAT TICK BITES CAUSE NO HARM, LOOK FOR ANOTHER DOCTOR. - Jason made a very helpful comment about tick prevention that pretty much wraps up what most of you suggested: 'I've found that treating clothes with permethrin to the most effective way to prevent tick bites. Once it dries it's completely odorless and it lasts for 6 weeks even with washing. Works on tents and camping equipment also. A little Deet at the wrist, neck, waist and ankle entrance points is a great extra bit of insurance too.'

@solodad7999

2 жыл бұрын

Lea, please keep us updated on your health. See, if I had been there as your backup camera operator & security officer I would have had your gear sprayed and made you take your pills. Next time you are in the western US you better give me a call. Get better

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

@@solodad7999 awww that is such a nice thing you wrote! But I guess sometimes we need to do our own mistakes, even though some are more terrible than others…

@ibberman

2 жыл бұрын

I got Lyme in 94, Kaiser said I had an infection and that was the end of that. 14 years later a better MD. discovered through tests it was Lyme, but too late for antibiotics. Great video.

@cuneythocaoglu9840

2 жыл бұрын

Please take care of yourself, we love you so much🙏😊🙋‍♂️🏍🏍

@bocfat

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for sharing

We managed a cattle ranch in Texas for 12 years...ticks are common here. I spray my boots and pant legs about 1/2 way to my knee....never got a tick after doing that. Lea, your videos are really first class. Very pleasant to watch and hear your kind voice. Planning a long trip on western BDR's my 650 V-Strom ADV.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much - as well for the tick advise!

I came late to this party and have started watching the videos -- the production quality is exceptional! The info you give, one could plan a trip around. I will be catching up on your videos - very impressive, as you are; I admire your courage and sense of adventure.

I’m really enjoying your videos. I’m so sorry about the ticks. I hope you are feeling better. I was born in Arkansas and have lived my entire life in the southern United States. The heat and humidity (and the ticks 🤣) can be nearly unbearable at times. The Great Smoky Mountains are absolutely beautiful. I love that area of the country. Thank you for this wonderful video series.

@anyascelticcreations

2 жыл бұрын

Are you glad that you stayed in the South? I spent 11 years in central Texas and loved it there. I had to leave because of the cedar allergies, though. I came to Arkansas in March of 2020. It's gorgeous here! But I also encountered ticks by avoiding the advice of the locals to stay out of the woods. I want to stay, but am very leary of being bitten again. And I'm allergic to bug repellent. So, I was just wondering if you are glad that you stayed in the South. And if so, how you've survived the ticks. And the snakes that people also warn me about.

Great video, super as always 👀🙏👍 thank you very much 🙏👍 Lea with ticks is not a joke make for yourself the safest you can and I wish you good luck in everything being fine✅🍀🍀🍀🍀. Greetings from Germany and take care 🏍👍 Good luck!

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Tick bites are common here in Tennessee. We always spray out boots and pants legs with deet if we’re going to be in the woods or tall grass. You did your laundry in Townsend next to the Artistic Bean coffee shop. The best coffee shop in the area! I hope you got a cup, it would have brightened your day! This episode has excellent scenery and your videography is always first class! I hope the rest of you trip through Deals Gap and across the Cherohala Skyway was exciting! Can’t wait to see that episode.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Ah you know the coffee there? I was too grumpy to get one 😂😂😂

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

2 жыл бұрын

@@Got2Go …. I feel for you…. Hope you had a better day after this…. Hope this didn’t leave you feeling bad about my home of East Tennessee! Waiting anxiously for the next video!!!!

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

2 жыл бұрын

@@Got2Go …. and, yes, I know the coffee there, lol…. My wife and I always get a cup of coffee at the Artistic Bean anytime we’re close by. By the way, on your birthday, they’ll treat you to a free cup! Great place!

Lea. I hope you get over the tick virus, it can be a long fight. Eat healthy, sleep lots, take vitamins & ride lots.

I really enjoy your content, there is a nice relaxed feel to the way you edit it! Stay safe out there and watch out for those tics! They are worst in the spring

Hi ya Lea..May I just say thanks awesome vid..very informative l would love one of your lovely sandwiches 🥪😋looked very tasty..sorry about you being bitten them pests ticks..hope you are doing well and getting better ...be seeing you next Thursday evening cheers!!!!😊🏍👍💃

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! And see you like always next week!

Wow Lea, I can understand your frustrations. Ticks and Lymes disease are why it’s important to get and take the treatment as soon as possible. There’s no getting away from them it appears no matter how vigilant you are. I hope you do get the issues sorted, ride safe

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Those pesky tics. Hope you get well soon and thanks for the great video again. 💐

WOW..each Thursday..we see more of a great free world..as seen through your eyes...thanks for taking us along ..( enjoy the sandwich )...stay safe...get well soon ... ( in our thoughts )

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Life is always reminding us how much nothing is permanent, neither contentment nor hardship. And this is the great wisdom of life, because it leads us to seek understanding and the best possible view of each situation. Revolting with adversity is involuting, making lemonade out of lemons, it's taking the best that we can extract from everything. Success, peace and many miles of happiness in your journey.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for this wise and nice comment. You are very right with everything. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Oooooo Lea so sorry but it was beautiful and picturesque. As usual you do great narration and the views were stunning. You're so courageous. Love all you do🤍🧡💖💜💚♥️💕💙❤️💗💛❣️

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!!

" The biggest strength and courage is still being able to appreciate your surroundings " ... This are the beautiful words ... This channel is quite essential for those people who want to travel worldwide but they can't ... thanks for taking us to various beautiful places ... 😁 It enhances my geographical knowledge ..

beautiful scenery but more important, hope you recover well Lea

Beautiful channel, so glad I discovered you. And the music is wonderful, too.

Wow. at 16:45 I was surprised and sadden by your decision not to take the ABs. Hope you get better on your road to a health recovery.

Lea Fantastic video Lady!! I have been everywhere you have in your video. The South is known for it's hospitality and you will find nothing like it anywhere in the world. Missouri and especially Tennessee are my favorite places to be. Georgia is my next favorite. The people are so laid back and friendly. Great film work Lady! Awesome stuff. I still love your German accent!! Peace Lea! Ride SAFE and BE safe Lady!! 🙌👏👏👏👍☝🤙🤘✌👌🖖✋😊

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Then you will as well enjoy the next episodes! Even two in Georgia are coming up!!!

By pointing out the tick issue and by helpful answers here you helped a lot of people , i think👍! Hope you recover(ed) well and are vaccinated! Thanks for the (except ticks and closed roads) great impressions of Arkansas/Missouri/ Tennessee and i'm looking forward to your next adventure!

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

I am vaccinated agains fsme, but unfortunately ticks can carry a lot of severe diseases that there is no vaccine against. The American ticks as well have a lot of things that can’t even be examined in European laboratories because the ticks here in Europe don’t cause these reactions. 🤯 I am still on the way of recovery, but found an awesome tick specialist in Germany who is helping!

Loved the $10 story. I am from Germany, living in Florida and ride and love to see and hear stories like this. Love your content!

Looks like you've enjoyed the Cherohala Skyway and the Tail of the Dragon. Don't SKIMP on your Lyme follow-ups. It's a life-long concern. Ride safe!

Hi Leah. Despite your very bad luck with ticks , you still produce first class videos and commentary. Love your style. Hoping you will feel better soon. You make Thursdays perfect. Stay safe and well. Cheers, Dan.✌️😀🏍🇨🇦

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for riding with me, even if my mood is horrible 😂

😯 hope you are recovering from the tick bits. They can affect a person for a long time. Wishing you speedy recovery,thanks for all your great vids. 🥂😎🏍💨💨💨💨💨💨👍🏻🇨🇦 from bc

Lea...Don't worries,, you never sick 💐

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

I'm sorry you've had a bad experience with ticks. I hope you recover fully soon and am looking forward to many more of your amazing episodes.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

At 5:49 the farm land that’s on your right. I work at Pigue farms. That’s some of the land we take care of. Thought that was kinda cool to see in your video. I just randomly come across your video tonight. Pretty cool..

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

That’s funny! Very nice that you found this video!

We had a great trip🙏🙋‍♂️🏍🏍🏍

What a contrast with your mood in last week's video. Still beautiful places and scenery, but what a bummer for the bites spoiling your day plans. Hope you're by now fully recovered.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Promise for better mood though in the next episode!

Da dachte ich mir, schaust du mal zwei Folgen am Stück (Arkansas und Tennessee) und hast einen längeren Genuss - und das war es wieder einmal -, dann solch ein sehr unschöner Abschluss. In erster Linie natürlich für dich. Und die nette Dame im Frühstücksraum (Arkansas) sagte es noch: be save! Ich wünsche dir baldigst, best news!!!

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Vielen lieben Dank! Nehme alle Besserungswünsche gerne an und tue mein bestes!

Wonderful and amazing video. Nice job!!!! I hope you will recover soon from your bad expierence with ticks. Looking forward to see your next episode.

I'm so sorry that you got sick!!! And from just 3 tiny creatures. 😟 Unfortunately, this is what much of the southern US is like. Absolutely gorgeous! But surprisingly dangerous. Not only from ticks, but from snakes, too. I moved to Arkansas in March of 2020 and was warned by everyone to stay out of the woods. I didn't listen. After one afternoon in the woods I and my new puppy were both covered in ticks. We both had Loan Star ticks and deer ticks on us plus a 3rd kind I don't remember the name of. I was bitten, too. I don't know if either of us got diseases from them or not. (I was already sick before that and then got COVID, so I couldn't tell.) But I think it is likely. It's too late now to treat either of us successfully if we did get the diseases. I agree with what you said. If anyone gets bitten, do go to the doctor. And take the medicine. Unfortunately, I am allergic to tick repellent. So now I just stay out of the woods. 😔 I hope you feel better soon. Hugs.

Lea, ticks (certain kinds) are scary little creatures that can cause your body to be harmed. I pray that you will have a full recovery. About that sandwich…….that looked so good!! Thank you as always for taking us with you! You are an awesome woman! Take care and ride on 😊✌🏻

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Yes, they are nasty little things - they are with malaria mosquitos my most hated insects out there 🤬

Just found your channel. Love it! So sorry you picked up some ticks while enjoying our countryside and have not felt well. I will heed your advice regarding them when traveling. Watched two videos before calling it quit but I suspect I will be watching many more here soon. I love how people from other countries can show us Americans a unique perspective of our beautiful land. I have never heard of a road closing for one day during the week unless it was weather related, how bizarre! I thought I was the only person lucky enough to find such odd things. Thanks for creating such great content. I hope you are feeling better soon and have safe travels soon.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

That’s great, welcome to the channel then! Hope you will be traveling with me in some future videos!

I've found that treating clothes with permethrin to the most effective way to prevent tick bites. Once iit dries it's completely odorless and it lasts for 6 weeks even with washing. Works on tents and camping equipment also. Besides camping I hike and hunt regularly and I have never had a tick bite with the permethrin treatment. Occasionally I skip it and that's when I usually find ticks. A little Deet at the wrist, neck, waist and ankle entrance points is a great extra bit of insurance too. Hope you're doing better and enjoy the next leg of your trip!!!

@ttrguy9952

2 жыл бұрын

I ride , Camp and do a LOT of metal detecting. Sawyers Permethrin is the answer!!!! For the last 10 years I just saturate everything with the spray and let it dry and kill everything in its path!!! The ticks are so thick here in CT that I watch hundreds climbing my pants and fall off at my kneecaps dead. LOL! I had Lyme twice and lost 4 dogs to it. SERIOUS stuff here. Great Post!!!

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much guys! Very helpful tips! I will copy parts of your comments and add them in a pinned comment so everyone can access the information better! Ticks are really the most useless animals I ever had close to my body 😂

@jasonkendrick1974

2 жыл бұрын

No problem Lea! Glad to help out and add to the general discussion. Hope you are doing better now and the antibiotic regimen is helping you get better. I know that lone star ticks emanated from the Southwest US (as the name indicates TX) and spreading throughout the Eastern and northern US. The Ehrlichiosis bacterium they can spread is only been a concern for a couple of years now. Lyme disease is definitely some serious stuff. Swollen joints, bell's palsy, irregular heartbeat, extreme fatigue, brainfog can all be symptoms. The deer tick that spreads lyme is tougher to spot also being the size of a flake of pepper. I know the suggestion of light-colored clothing to spot them isn't always possible with ADV gear but something to consider also when bringing changes of clothing for camp. Another symptom of lyme disease and usually the first is the bullseye rash. I know it's not always present. I found one of the nasty little buggers on the back of my shoulder once and first reaction was to yank it out as quickly as possible. Unfortunately i left the head in and the subsequent infection resembled a bullseye rash enough I was prescribed antibiotics. Another couple of tips from that 1. The doctor mentioned that it is easier to test the tick than a person's blood so bring it in if possible and 2. It takes 24 hours of attachment to get lyme so quick and proper removal with tweezers is a safe bet also. Sorry to ramble on but thought those tips might be helpful as well. My younger brother has undiagnosed or chronic lyme disease. Two separate 30-day antibiotic regimens didn't completely knock it out and he takes around 30 nutritional supplements a day to keep the worst symptoms at bay. Hope that catching it early and good doctors will do the trick. Good news too, is the FDA is likely to approve a vaccine for lyme in the next year. There was one in the late 1990s but it was discontinued.

@ttrguy9952

2 жыл бұрын

@@Got2Go You are welcome Lea!! Here in CT, the deer ticks are insane. Every single tick tested here came up positive for carrying Lyme Disease. Think about this. Lyme disease = Lyme CT. The most likely prescription here is Oxycodone, a form of penicillin.You need to avoid the sun as it makes your skin and eyes hyper sensitive to sunburning. Peace Lady!

My great grandmother, Alta Serepta Smith and her family of 5 girls were pioneers and they traveled from Tennessee to Arkansas. She lived a life much like you are filming, she was 97 when she died.

You rode very close to my house. Small world. Easy ways to reduce ticks: 1. Wear boots - you've got that covered. 2. Spray the Deep Woods Off onto your boots and the bottoms of your pants. 3. If possible, tuck your pants into your boots. 4. Avoid tall grass, bushes, and small trees. Ticks climb onto them and jump or drop onto you. 5. Wash your camping bedding regularly. Ticks will concentrate there if allowed. 6. Hang your pants and shirt just outside your tent. Any ticks on them won't follow you into the tent. 7. Check your boots for ticks when bringing them into the tent. Hope you feel better!

really i like your adventures. You really deserve the Medal of Honor because you excel in photographing beautiful natural scenes as well as commenting. I love your sense of humor and wish you success in your career.🇲🇦👍

Great video Lea, it hurts that the ticks have bitten you. I hope nothing very serious has happened to you because of those bites. Thanks again for your video, Greetings from Argentina.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Alfonso!

Love the arkansas & tennessee videos & since im from arkansas . I do really like both states . Im a trail runner & have run alot of races in both states some in the areas where you were at . Very sorry about the ticks . Winter i dont really see any but in the spring & summer i use the deep woods off that repels ticks & chiggers & other insects i usually spray my legs before getting ready to run the trails & i never get any ticks or chiggers . Hope you enjoy your adventures & hope you come back to arkansas soon take care & stay safe . ❤️🤗

I’m sorry you had such a bad experience with the tick bites. Off is a good product for mosquitoes, fleas, ticks. Of course I’m looking forward to you coming back to the US and staying much much longer. I hope you’re doing much better by now. Ride safe and have fun. 🇺🇸

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the nice comment!

You've probably had more tick advice here than you could have imagined, soi won't burden you with more. I will add only that I wish you all the best and look forward to many many more of your delightful travel journals.

Hello how are you my friend🙏 Very beautiful forest and very beautiful lake you have shown in this video I watch every one of your videos with great interest.I wish you every good journey🌷🌷🌷🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤🌲🌲👍

Hallo Lea, Zecken, da habe ich schon sehr schlechte Erfahrungen mit gemacht. Ich hoffe, dass es dir wieder gut geht. Trotzdem, top Video.! Danke,. Gruß, Ralph

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Danke dir! Ich bin auf dem Weg der Besserung!

Hi Lea hope you get better soon, great advice for tick bites. Enjoying your videos from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Awesome…..breathtaking scenery. Many thanks.

Especially listen to the doctor that practices in that area of where you had the bites of any insects. They have dealt with and know more about the insects and diseases/complications that can occur. I am so sorry you didn't take the 10 days off to take the antibiotics. I hope you will get well soon and have a full recovery.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I was stupid. But later you always know better. Lesson learned for life 😅

Beautiful video, thanks Lea 😊

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

nice videography , thanks for detailing for each and every point. Keep going all the best. Love from india 💗

Lea, love the video. Ticks are certainly a nuisance! As a new subscriber who stumbled on your videos a week or so ago, I appreciate the hard work I know you put into them. Life is full of little setbacks, it's how you react to them that determine what impact they have on you. Seems like you have the ride attitude. Press on and don't let the problems keep you from your goal. Can't wait until next week's video. Stay safe.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! And happy you are part of the travel crew now. Welcome! Yes, trying to tell myself that this is all part of the adventure - at least I didn’t get sick from sitting at home doing nothing 😅

Every now and then, You Tube sends me something special. You are on that very short list. I also travel mostly alone, in southern MO and Northern AR, and I will never see it all, but will have fun trying. Love your videos. As far as tick sickness goes, I think quitting red meat and mammal products couldn't hurt anyway, along with staying hydrated. You will get well, I hope it is soon. All the best.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Luckily I am not the biggest meat eater anyways - so I immediately cut down on those completely. It’s so interesting that all of you guys living in the area have heard about these side effects of tick bites that can happen - if you mention it in Europe people think you are just making this up 😂

I love wandering through the woods and always check myself for ticks afterwards. Good luck to you with your Lyme disease

Awe sorry to hear of your health issues....your adventureous spirit is inspiring...❤

Lovely videos. Sorry about the ticks. Permethrin is what you want to use, but only on clothing, boots, etc. This will kill any ticks that get on your cloths. You spray a good amount on cloths, socks, boots, and let it dry. I live in KY and got Lymes Disease in my early 20's (yikes back in1990's) and then in 2018 was on a kayaking trip in Missouri, and got Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. Both are horrible. The Lymes however was probably worse because I was young and no one really knew much about it, I went several months without proper treatment. There are many tick borne diseases however and some are chronic. I hate these things. It is so difficult when you enjoy the outdoors and have to worry about a small critter making you sick. This is my second video. Glad I found your channel. Your videos are fabulous !!!

Nice you got help amazing girl you are awesome and thank you for sharing your Adventure with us 🏍🔥🌈

Keep conquering beautiful places madam, love your journeys keep safe!!

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

🙏🏻 thank you

Absolutely loving your journey. hope your feeling better soon. Looking forward to the next episode

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Oh bless you. Thank you for sharing your adventures and wisdom. Really hope you are feeling better now, as I know this was filmed some time ago? 🙏💜🙏

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Hopefully getting there! I am currently still on treatment of the diseases the ticks got me…

@Creativehealing444

2 жыл бұрын

@@Got2Go So sorry to hear this dear one. Holding you in my heart and sending healing wishes ❣

Very sorry to hear about your tick issues, and I hope everything will work out okay for your treatment. You could have easily left that part out of your videos but you can be sure that many of your viewers are now better off because of this video!! Danke!!!

Don't brush your head or hair against brush- they can drop on you if given a chance! Other suggestions I read below are good ones. But I would take the antibiotics since once a disease process starts, it may be impossible to stop progression (like chronic lyme disease!). Head to toe exam each day is a good idea. I love your VLOG. Thx! and good luck.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, now I am smarter too, would always take the antibiotics now straight away. That was just stupid…

Love the shoe can’t wait to get my bike ready

Lea as you know life is sometimes as we don't expect to be and tick bites is part of this; but you are doing great job , ride safe and all the best !!

"How many seconds does it take a motorcyclist to mess up a room completely?" Thanks for that. You made me laugh first thing in the morning. :^)

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

It’s the sad truth 😂

Thank you for sharing, you are a beautiful motivation, it inspires me to see you. One day I will go out on my motorcycle to go through life.

Beautiful as usual.

Hi Lea. I'm sorry to see that you got bitten by these nasty things. Hope you get well soon. It was a nice video as allways and stunning soroundings

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Very nice video, greetings from your fan in Argentina!!!

Love your journeys & adventures video's...safe journeys always..thanks for all your video's...

Lea, I love these videos!

Love watching your video tours. You have given me new places to explore. Sorry to hear about the Lyme difficulties. I had a similar experience this summer. Luckily I noticed a red bull's eye on my back and went to the doctor. Actually the side effects of the medication weren't that bad considering I work outside everyday.

Another great video, thanks for sharing!

Lovable ride ✌️😍😍😍

Hi Lea. I really liked the landscapes and your sincerity .... It's the bad thing about camping, the damn bugs ... You have to take bites very seriously. I hope you recover soon ... it is part of the adventure. Greetings and see you soon.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I am in the hands of a good doctor now!

I hope 🤞 you get well soon and that the bites won’t make you sick for years

Sorry you got ill. Hopefully you will make a full recovery very quickly. Ticks are pretty bad in the Ozarks. Good recommendations in other comments about permethrin and using preventative DEET compounds. Enjoyed the scenery, sorry for the poor luck. Get well soon. Looking forward to your next post. Regards.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. Yes, I was just unlucky and as well a bit stupid. I normally take care a lot about insect bites like Malaria mosquitos - but didn’t even think about that when traveling in the USA…

@ozarklife9996

2 жыл бұрын

I live in missouri. July thru sept are the worst for chiggers (mites) I always wear long pants when hiking. Check my self for ticks everytime I go out. If you get them pull off of you that same day your chances of getting sick will be reduced greatly. Love your videos they are first rate. You have a charming personality that help me appreciate the outdoor enchanting scenery that much more special. Thanks for your efforts and for you being....You🙂

Whatta beautiful view...

Great scenery once again, your camping spot was idealic but those ticks! I hope there are no lasting effects. Beats wishes.

Amazing video, editing is awesome. Information along the way is super. Love the video

👍. Hope you are feeling better.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Getting there!

Wonderful, thanks for the sharing

I enjoy following you on your motorcycle journeys, especially in the U S where I live ! My grandma (Schmidt) was born near Vesta, Minnesota & was 100% German & 2 of my great grandmothers were Schaffer & Schaefer which makes me a lot of German !

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

That’s actually more German names than my own 😂

Wow, I know everyone says the same thing, but I'm sorry too. Wishing you the best on recovering and that it does become better for you. After finding your channel today and watching a few, then this bad news kinda made me go from happy/excited for you to sad. Thanks for your continued uploading and sharing rides!!!

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this nice message - and welcome to the channel! I guess this is part of the adventure - I am very positive on being able to recover soon!

Just beautiful and amazing scenery. That Farm looked awesome! That sucks about those ticks. Hope all is well. Keep it up and ride safe!

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Trying to recover!

Great as always... You make me think what the hell I'm doing in my life... Cheers!

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

We are all doing our best!!!

Hallo Lea - so sorry - es tut mir leid! Such a wonderful area and the fascinating old cabins and mill. So scenic thanks for taking us along! Please be careful the ticks can sometimes carry Lyme disease which is very bad, happened to a friend who recovered but the doctors didn’t diagnose it early. So not sure if you’re back home now, but hope you’re resting and getting the right medical attention. Alles Güte. Til the next video! 💙

@LandRoverDS2020

2 жыл бұрын

I'm also curious to know if she is back home or still in the state's, not sure when she actually took this video.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

You can always find the time of the videos in the caption of the video - these ones were recorded from may-June - so I am home since a while already. But I am currently still on a lot of antibiotics and meds because of the tick bites. Hopefully this therapy will work out and I will get rid of the symptoms soon.

Before I see it thumbs up 👍🏻😁 I'll be back

You are lucky enough and you are visiting Lovely places safely. Nice voice.

Great as always

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Wonderful episode, superb videography/editing/colour. I like to hear you being 'absorbed' into the physical environment and the have the privilege of 'feeling your feelings'. Bad luck being attacked by the ticks. As The Master said, 'The cautious seldom err.' Not taking the doctor's advice was not a great idea.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

No that was an absolutely stupid idea. Always listen to your doc. 😅

Hola Lia. Tu trabajo me parece exelente. Saludos. Viva Argentina.

Another great narrative. Thank you. Just about to buy another load of Permethrin Insect Repellent for Clothing! Had a few buried in me over in here Oz but luckily we don’t have Lymes… Do as the doctor says! Cheers. Dr. Neil!

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, permethrin seems the way to go! I am always super cautious with mosquito bites in countries that have malaria or dengue - but I didn’t even think about insects on this trip. Now I know better!

What a beautiful video again Lea, not only the scenery, but you also let us see how to travel on your own on a bike. Thank you and I hope you will recover soon of that tick bites.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Sorry for the bites sometimes thing go really wrong. I hope you will recover soon. See you on your next leg of your trip.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Que vídeo Top..... Que lugar lindo!!!! Até parece meu Brasil...

Dang! Sorry to hear about the tic bites. Me and a friend of mine were on a moto camping trip lase weekend and as i was in my tent, through the moonlight i saw something crawling on my hand. YEP, the dreaded Lone Star tick. I have had ticks on me too many occasions to count as a kid playing in the woods and when i was in the military. Luckily i was never bitten by the Lone Star. I sure hope you get better and thanks for the great video.

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Most terrible beasts 😩

@BigDaveTALKS

2 жыл бұрын

@@Got2Go ya got that right

My wife and I love your videos. As a child my mom told me it was either ar*Kansas or Ark*an*saw, my choice….. Most of us here have tick bites, and then tick fever. Arthritis is the worst symptom. I took antibiotics for over a year. … best to use the deet and put your pants leg inside your socks. Staying away from trees helps too. We live in Oklahoma but vacation in Arkansas, Missouri, and Tennessee our whole lives

Great review!!!

Beautiful Views 👌👌👌

I hope your health fully recovers from the tick bites. As a native of Tennessee, I have been fortunate to avoid illness from tick bites but chiggers are the insect I dread the most as they are so tiny you can get hundreds of bites before realizing it...and in some not so nice places. Nashville has become quite congested so although I live there, I would prefer riding to forested and mountain areas as well.

Trotz eurer Zeckenprobleme war dies eine sehr, sehr schöne Reise. Dankeschön. Ich wurde einmal von einer Zecke gebissen, zum Glück ohne Folgen. Ich hoffe, es hinterlässt keine bleibenden negativen Auswirkungen. Bis nächste Woche!

@Got2Go

2 жыл бұрын

Das hoffe ich auch! Danke für die Genesungswünsche!