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Walking is Fitness

Will This Walk End In Success Or Failure?

Walking is Fitness

Dave Paul

Fitness, Health & Fitness

4.8596 Ratings

🗓️ 22 August 2025

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Summary

The goal of today's ten-minute walk is to find an alligator. It happens at Huntington Beach State Park about a half hour from where Dave lives.


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Transcript

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0:00.0

Today's walk will either be a success or a failure. Yes, there is a success or failure

0:07.0

parameter placed on today's walk. It also has the element of danger.

0:12.0

Hi, I'm Dave. Welcome to Walking is Fitness. This is a daily podcast providing you with a little motivation,

0:18.0

extra motivation to get out and take the walk. Today's

0:21.4

potentially dangerous 10-minute walk starts after this. There's a sign as I drove in

0:31.6

that simply said feeding the alligators is illegal today's walk is in search of an alligator if I see an

0:46.2

alligator in the next ten minutes we will call this a successful walk if I do not

0:52.1

see an alligator in the next ten minutes, this is a failure.

0:57.0

I'm at the Huntington Beach State Park in South Carolina. It's probably 15-20 miles south of where I live in Myrtle Beach.

1:07.0

And the park is on the ocean, but that's not where we're going.

1:12.6

So when you come into the park, the road, I guess it's, you could call it a causeway,

1:18.6

and on either side of the road is water.

1:25.6

I don't know if it's a lake, a lagoon, a marsh, I don't know technically what it's called.

1:30.3

But in this water are alligators.

1:36.3

And some of the most republished photos are of large alligators crossing this road.

1:47.0

And I've been here once before and have seen the alligators, so I'm walking along the causeway.

1:54.0

And I've got water on both sides. There's a small heron.

1:58.0

There's an observation platform.

2:01.7

Some folks are out there.

2:02.5

I think they're looking for birds because apparently this park has like 300 different

2:08.3

kinds of birds.

2:10.7

So now I've got a pretty good view of the water on both sides.

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