A walker crossing America says a utility cart was most essential, carrying water, food, and shelter through a 98-mile stretch of Wyoming with no water sources. Without it, he felt stuck.
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What's been like your most, I guess, valued item or used item or something you would suggest? I mean, obviously the tent's very, very handy and things like that, but is there anything that people might not think of that you have and it's been very helpful for you along your journey so far?
I mean, the phone is probably the thing I use most because I'm always scrolling through Google Maps, but there are definitely a bunch of things that you kind of can't do it without. There was one time in Wyoming where I walked for 98 miles between towns, and in between there was nothing. No houses, nothing. So you need all the water that you're gonna take for that 5 days. And so the cart that I push, you can sort of see it in the background there, it carries water, it carries food, it carries a tent and sleeping bag. And there have been moments where I didn't have that with me for whatever reason, and you really feel stuck. Like, I can't walk for long distance of time because I don't have the support vehicle of my cart. It's not a vehicle, but it does enable this long-distance walking.