IT'S HERE !!!

THE COMPLETE AND UNEDITED EPISODE 3

 

    

Filmed at Lehigh Gap Pa, 

Eps, 3 talks about his new hiking dog and reviews new hiking equipment while delivering his views and techniques on adaptive hiking and camping for the disabled striving to get back into the wilderness.

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Direct link to Ep-3 on YouTube

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The Disabled Hiker on YouTube 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3kjY2wAfE8uq_1gwYihVog

Terry Craig on YouTube 

http://www.youtube.com/user/terzhc

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The Disabled Hiker, ep-3, LIFE IS CHANGE, part-4

THE STANLEY ADVENTURE CAMP COOK SET (Gear review)

After vowing to eliminate the aluminum in my Cook set, I went out looking for a set of stainless steel cups to switch out the old ones. But when I saw the Stanley Adventure Camp Cook Set, I decided to take a chance on something a little different.

As a person camping with physical challenges, I try to keep it simple when cooking in the field. So I'm always looking for "simply add water" kinds of food to bring with me should I feel the need for a hot meal. However, in the summertime I'm usually happy to eat "as is" foods such as beef sticks, crackers, and so on. So in these warmer months I find little need to do more than heat water for coffee.

Although I was a little skeptical at the time I purchased this cook set. I must admit, I am very pleased with the Stanley Adventure Cook Set.

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Terry Craig's Journey

Nothing is better than finding out you have had an impact of some kind on someones life. And so it's become one of my favorite things to hear from folks who are inspired by my videos and/or my music.

This video comes to me threw my friends at Wildergimp.  http://www.wildergimp.org/ . 

Wildergimp is a organization that is doing great things for the disabled hikers in the great state of Florida including purchasing Trailrider one wheeled, two man driven carts that allow the disabled to go where no disabled has gone before. (Sorry, too much Star trek as a child.)

The people at Wildergimp have also been instrumental in change trail regulations to finally allow the disabled the enjoy what the Americans with Disability's act insures every American. >  http://www.ada.gov/

The right to enjoy the wilderness. I mean come on. It's the 21st century. We should be floating folks up into the mountains on hover-carts by now. But as that's not possible yet, and thanks to these good people physically challenged folks are getting the opportunity to enjoy the wilderness. Some for the first time in their lives. 

Stop by and check out the many good things they do.

http://www.wildergimp.org/

 

 In memory of S'iyo S'unka (She-yo Shun-ka) 

Oct, 2003 to Jan, 2014

In memory of the best Trail Dog, Protector, Companion, Teacher & Student, Helper, and the best Co-Host and all around Best Friend Ever.
Forever loved, forever missed.
See you on the other side my Friend.
S'iyo S'unka. Oct, 2003 - Jan, 13, 2014.
I had written 2/3 of this song after my Grandfather had taken the Journey (passed on) back in the 90's. Although I'd always considered it incomplete I still performed it from time to time. I always knew however that it was incomplete. So eventually I shelved the song and forgot about it altogether.
It wasn't until S'iyo's last week with us that for some reason I pulled it out and begin working on it again. Only unlike in the past the words seem to flow through my pen like water through a sieve. In some ways when that happens I'm a little freaked out. Although it's one thing to have a song spill out of you in a matter of hours or even a day, to contemplate the finishing of a song for years yielding no results at all and then to pick it up a more than a decade down the road and finishing it in a matter of minutes can, well let's face it, be a little freaky. One must therefore wonder if those things are really ours in entirety. Did I write a song or did I simply collide with its interpretation of the universe first at one end and then the other. With a whole lot of living and learning to do in between. Perhaps I would not have been able to understand these words at that time. As if they were written in some foreign language and I'd just produced them all prior to knowing the language it was written in. In either case it is completed now. And I truly feel like I have come full circle. But as you know the circle doesn't end here. It simply continues from here.
T.C.
~The Disabled Hiker
http://www.reverbnation.com/terrycraig/song/19783461-point-view-siyo-sunka-lowanpi?1336410755