you are not alone with these thoughts and feelings my friend,,,from another bike camping aficionado in Chicago,,,Om Yo!

What a fantastic open-hearted journey, Very uplifting. Good to remember in these days of division in our country, Thank you Andrew and Nate. PS Andrew you are going to be a great doctor!!

Veyr cool, well done!

Good.On.You, Andrew! What a great project. Of course, I appreciated the "rural touch."

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Wow, this movie is better than most bikepacking videos i've watched so far and it only has 4,6k views??? Great job!

Lonelyness is a blessing ,it keep you happy and away from the drama of the useless...

I love the thoughtfulness this bike tour video showed. Thank you for putting this out there for all of us to enjoy!!😊

Nate, you captured bike touring and Andrew’s journey so beautifully. As a bike tourist and aspiring documentarian myself, this made my heart so full. And Andrew, you embody exactly what a bike tourist should be: present, resilient, kind, and most of all, open minded and hearted. Thank you for being a mentor to Alasdair and me last summer and I hope someday we meet in person! This made me just a bit foggy-eyed. Much love.

This is awesome dude. One doctor to another, great work. Subbed.

C.F. is not for touring. Leave it for racing.

I really enjoyed this, Andrew. Thank you for taking the time to do the tour, have a great mindset, and showcase the world what you've learned. We are all richer for it!

Beautiful. 12 minutes in this video, the wonderful kindness of strangers is beyond what I expect from a cycling video. You bring people together. Keep going, brother, no matter what.

What a great film! I just subscribed and look forward to your future work. Totally agree about the part when you talked about how you can experience a place deeper on a bike - as someone originally from a rural town in the US I related to a lot of this. Really interesting to look at the relationship with cycling and loneliness vs. aloneness. Thanks for sharing!

Very interesting. As a child I spent a good bit of time on my 3 uncle's farm in a more rural setting than the suburbs I grew up in and felt much more connected to literally everyone I encountered "in the sticks." I miss those days.

Andrew I married someone from a rural town and raised my children in a rural town. When he died I moved to the capital city of our state. I miss the rural community terribly you show cased this beautifully thank you.

This is an amazingly well made film, within the top tier of any of the cycling films I've seen. Very good premise, very good storytelling and editing flow! I really hope your channel blows up, with content like this it's only a matter of time 🙂

Fuck carbon bro

watching from Philippines.. well i cycle when i feel i want to disconnect for a moment. its a therapy when i discover places around that i haven't been to.. and also meet new friends.. enjoy cycling, keep safe 🙂

such a touching story :'). so proud to know you Andrew!

Amazing movie. I'm looking forward to your future content!

Current med student studying for step 1; Loving the video!

Well filmed just subbed

Loved the video! Interesting observations about loneliness vs age in small towns. I’m curious how the hustle and bustle of cities provides different connection at different age brackets. The strangers inviting you into their home for 4 days was poetic.

Wow, impressive Andrew. And great filming Nate! This was so inspiring to watch - and the kindness of the two strangers who hosted, it gave me goosebumps. Loved the part about experiencing the world slower than just driving by. A good future doc who is prioritizing physical health, mental health, & studying loneliness. Hell yeah.

Great video man, keep up the good work.