Here's a year end video i made  just messing around, none of the pics are in any order. Hope you enjoy it.

I haven't posted in a while. The holidays had me fairly busy. Today i finally managed to shake off the holiday pounds i gained and am down to 267.  That's a total of 17 pounds so far. go Team Fuzzy. There was a sale at Big5 today and i managed to get another trekking pole with a compass in the handle, a compression bag for whatever reason, and some hiking socks. I am really excited to finally gotten some. However now I have to take my new walking shoes back and get them refitted to the hiking socks lol.

I did not walk in the morning but instead I walked later in the evening (with my new hiking socks). I walked 3.20 miles non stop, and probably could have kept going. The new socks worked pretty good, I will have to get some sock liners though. My old blister on my right foot apparently was still there but was just dead skin. when I took my sock off I discovered this round hole with nothing but dead skin around it lol. I got rid of the skin and tomorrow I will use mole skin for my next walk.

One thing I've noticed. Other then the pain in my usual areas one thing absent was any pain in my lower back.. I hope this continues and as I slowly lose weight other places will reduce in pain as well. I made a video tonight but will post it later in the morning.
 

2.88 miles walked and at 16 pounds.

Despite the two days of no activity i just went on a 2.71 mile walk and weighted in at 270. That's 15 pounds I've lost so far.

14 pounds so far

Day of rest for me. Thought id share a pic for everyone to see.

I'm back in action. I walked for over 3 miles today and even did a hill walk .88 miles with a 15 pound pack

I'm still having issues with one blister that will not heal. Here is a picture of my left foot heel.

I still cant train right now but I am down to 275 that means i lost 10 pounds. Go Team Jason

Due to these painful blisters i have no choice but take a few days off to heal them up. Afterwards I will be buying a significant quantity of moleskin to use on a regular basis.

3 painful blisters on my feet. Time to take a rest for a few days to let them heal. In the meantime here is one of my favorite pics. I will not disclose where this was taken but i will say it was in Washington.

I was asked to post more videos. So here are a few videos of a trip I took last year in Ronald Washington. It was a neat little campground and it got cold pretty quickly and was a little too wet. Could not get the fire going properly because of the wind. Woke up the next day to it snowing. The interesting thing we decided to leave that day but Snoqualmie Pass closed down so we ended up driving through Yakima and Satus Pass then to Vancouver  and from there took I-5 home

I hiked Schmitz Park today as well as two hill walks tonight. I'm feeling pretty good right now. I'm going to create an excell spreadsheet with time and distances so I can keep track of what I'm doing.

Thought I'd share two videos i made earlier this year. Frenchman Coulee and Grand Coulee. The videos are this year but the trips were a few years ago.

So I did some walking today along one my the hills and i realized something... i was not out of breath nor was I in pain. This is quite the step up. I am encouraged that taking things slowly was the right step for me. Tomorrow I may tackle a long walk around the neighborhood.

Simply cannot beat the west coast sunsets on the ocean.

Shoot didn't know the wave was coming in so fast lol.I did not fall though.

I dont think this picture needs any explanation. It's simply beautiful.

I am walking through the sand dunes in Ocean shores. One of the nice things is the fact in winter ther was hardly anyone around except for some locals. Apparently you can drive on the beach for 25 miles and have bonfires on the beach. I might have to do this. That picture above makes me look like a farmer walking in a field of wheat.

Ocean Shores

I went to Ocean Shores to catch a sunset from the ocean. I was not dissapointed. It helps reaffirm how small we are compared to the world around us.