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Woman has to travel through gator-infested waters just to take her trash out every week

Living on the fringes takes on a whole new meaning for Katie, who dwells on the banks of Georgia’s Satilla River. Here, the ordinary chore of throwing out the trash becomes an extraordinary adventure, as seen in her popular TikTok account, KayakKatie. Her video documenting this unique routine has already garnered a staggering 8 million views on the platform.

Katie and her husband have embraced complete seclusion, their home entirely surrounded by water. Every week, Katie embarks on a thrilling odyssey to dispose of their waste. Clad in her trusty “gator waders,” essential for navigating the swamp teeming with lurking alligators, she sets out. Her loyal Chihuahua companion joins the ride, tucked securely in her overalls for the journey ahead.

Upon reaching shore, she utilizes an ATV to complete the journey to the waste receptacle. Woman has to travel through gator-infested waters just to take her trash out every week
Upon reaching shore, she utilizes an ATV to complete the journey to the waste receptacle. (TikTok / @southernadventurehunter)

This trash disposal expedition starts with the waders – not a fashion statement, but a necessity for survival in this wild environment. “First things first: grab the gator waders,” Katie narrates in her video. “Second step: get the little doggo,” she adds, referencing her Chihuahua.

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Kyle James Lee

Majority Owner of The AEGIS Alliance. I studied in college for Media Arts, Game Development. Talents include Writer/Article Writer, Graphic Design, Photoshop, Web Design and Development, Video Production, Social Media, and eCommerce.

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