A Reason to Stop - David "GeoDude" DeVito (Part II)
Thru hiker David "GeoDude" DeVito, fresh off his Great Western Loop attempt, joins Doc in the studio to talk trail and Type II Fun. Settle in and buckle up as GeoDude discusses this huge undertaking as well as some other adventures. Along the way, you'll hear about Buck Thirty, Powers Garden Spring, quicksand mud, lost shoes, cross country cycling, The List, Chaco, 24-mile Neroes, the Arizona Winter Traverse, frost nip, no easy miles, and when to recognize a genuine reason to stop. Epic. (This is Part II. Be sure to listen to Part I.)
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Show Notes
In this episode, Doc talks with Davey DeVito, aka GeoDude, about his various long-distance adventures, including cycling across the United States and his attempt at completing the Great Western Loop. Davey shares his experiences, challenges, and insights from these journeys. He discusses the preparation and execution of his cross-country cycling trip, including navigating diverse terrains and dealing with unexpected hardships. Davey also delves into his ambitious plan for the Great Western Loop, the adjustments he had to make along the way, and the eventual decision to reevaluate and change course. The conversation covers the importance of staying true to one's passion and the adaptability required in long-distance adventures.
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