Day 94| Happy 4th Of July Hike with A Geyser And All | Pacific Crest Trail Thru Hike

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[jeffkonves]

America needs more immigrants like you that do it the right way, become citizens, and appreciate all that America has to offer!

[rhousto]

Sometimes, I feel like I'm walking alongside you listening as you expound on life, the trail and the enjoy that. Your attitude always propels you forward. Keep it up, young lady!

[ShininRock]

It's great to hear that you're proud to be an American citizen! Glad to have you!!

[RendezvousTribe]

Thanks for taking the side quest. It’s an important part of the journey to take the side quests that interest you and increases the adventure. Even if you don’t always love it or didn’t feel it was worth it, if it interests you and won’t cause any harm. Do it!
“We regret the things we don’t do more than the things we do.” ~Mark Twain

[forkintherode]

We've watched a ton of PCT videos, and don't remember anyone going to the Lassen Geyser. Thanks for the effort

[Randee]

1984 was required reading for me in school. Deep book for sure.

[dphimes]

I seem to remember that you had asked for American literature. If that's so, it's odd that people recommended 1984, which was written by and Englishman and set in England. I still recommend Roughing It, by Mark Twain, a humorous account of traveling in the western U.S.

[jimmyjenkins]

I really enjoyed this one! IMO, your funny, relatable and sometimes serious stories and reflections are enhanced by your presence on camera. I appreciate that you make us feel as if we are right there with you and you are just telling us a story.

Also, I’m still thinking about yesterday’s post when you discussed the conflict inside you. I’m going to rewatch it, as I want to respond. ( Not that me responding is important to you or any of these here viewers right there. Yet, somehow it seems important to me. The things that makes us human are quite interesting to me. )

[philipyoho]

LOL @ pee story. Agree 100% about the signs and the graffiti.

[Crash]

I had friends and family fight the Dixie Fire, but watching you through-hikers really hits home just how large it was.

[Hikinginsshorts]

Juliane on the drive down to NC from NY for my son’s wedding, on the fourth, I stopped at Antietam Battlefield in Sharpsburg MD. It was hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that on the fields in front of me some 22, 000 men lost their lives in a 12 hour period. It was the bloodiest day in U.S. history. Shortly after that battle, Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation. Still today when I see an American Flag in the wind, it captures all my attention.

[Amato]

Happy Birthday!! Thank you for sharing your adventures!! You are enriching my life with your bright and honest spirit! Many blessings to you❤🎉🙏🌠✨️🌞🍨💃❤

[WedgieOnTour]

Thanks for entertaining us. Never got to buy you that Yaks Burger for your Birthday...Hope this buys you one on the trail.

[michaelbutler]

Caught on location, Ya that would be embarrassing but what ya doing to do... Nice looking campsite. Love your trail talks. Hike~~On~~>

[TheGrandmateresa]

Love the tease for 2025! Also hate to tell you but as you age the peeing situation is not just related to hikers, it happens at home or anywhere you are. The bladder just does its own thing!! Am loving the beauty of the trail. Thanks for sharing.

[vickifg]

You crack me up😂😂😂 that was a great pee story 😂😂😂❤

[OldGuy]

Happy belated birthday RoadRunner! Loving your videos and your insights!

[WalkingwithWendy]

1984 is a must read, but maybe not on the trail. I live in flat old Iowa, but I’ve been walking 20 miles every Saturday on bike trails. It’s really boring so I’ve been listening to David Goggins’ books. He’s kind of a hard military guy, but for some reason, I like listening to him when I’m walking or running. I don’t like listening to him any other time, only while walking. I also like listening to ultra marathon stuff. I could never do that but it’s fun listening to people who work that hard with that much dedication. I find it really motivating.

[luisahirsch]

Love your appreciation of the beauty of the United States! ❤️ LOL your bathroom pee story was funny. I remember having to read 1984 for school. Although I don't remember all the details, it is a heavy topic and maybe not the best novel to listen while hiking.

[timb]

❤ I have been waiting for this video I watch PCT videos my brothers have been trail angels frome the beginning of the tail at mile 549 in the Tehachapi's
We my wife and her sister just spent 2 months camping on Hat creek before old station took a few showers there
And after hearing 👂 about your awesomeness of becoming a proud citizen
I thank you for that and your respect for it ❤
I will continue watching and hope you the best

Thanks for the enjoyable videos