Phase 2 · The River Begins
One man.
One dog.
One river.
From Pittsburgh to the Gulf.
After more than 1,000 miles on foot, Robert and Captain Enzo launch into the next chapter: a self-supported canoe expedition down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers toward the Gulf.
● Public tracker delayed for safety.
FKPATTEMPTFKP AttemptPittsburgh to Cairo
Ohio River Fastest Known Paddle — Live
Elapsed timeKeep It Afloat
Make a Donation.
Get Your Name
on the Boat.
Amazing Grace is becoming a physical record of the people who keep this expedition moving. Donate to the river journey and request a name to travel downriver with Robert and Captain Enzo aboard the real canoe.
How it works: To be confirmed
Name placement: To be confirmed
Names are reviewed before they appear publicly. Add your requested name—or an “In honor of” dedication—after choosing Cash App or Venmo.
The real canoe. The real journey. A growing record of the people behind it.
Names carried downriver
The first approved supporter names will appear here.
The walk built the man.
More than 1,000 miles on foot to Pittsburgh—every story, milestone, photo, and hard-earned lesson preserved.
Official expedition record
Ohio River
FKP Attempt
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania → Cairo, Illinois
A documented source-to-confluence journey of the entire Ohio River, paced toward an under-40-day goal. Raw Garmin tracking, timestamps, and route documentation are retained for verification.
Public delayed view
The Route
River Command Center
Follow the current,
not the campsite.
The public map shows completed route sections and generalized daily progress. Exact Garmin data is reserved for the private safety team, and overnight locations are never broadcast.
Open Live River →
▶Daily field transmission
Sunset River Report
with Captain Enzo
Every night, if conditions allow: what happened today, where we made it, and what is ahead.
Subscribe on YouTube ↗The continuous story
Roads. Rivers. Recovery.
Thirteen miles down, one more flat, and Enzo earned the slider
The glamorous ending was a tired dog, another leaking tube, and the east side of Indianapolis still ahead.
Read field entry →Two steps back, one step forward
A hard road, a short temper, one ridiculous Enzo back-flop, and the peace I had been praying for.
Read field entry →Faith. Purpose. Persistence.
We walk by faith,
not by sight.
The walk built the man. The river is the next chapter. The mission continues with Captain Enzo.