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Bravo!, Bravo!, Bravo!, Brian and Sarah. Your journey was incredible. Thank you for sharing it with me and everyone else. Brian, your humble, matter-of-fact, narration of your videos of incredibly beautiful scenery was captivating. Your videos were the equivalent to "must watch" TV for me. l applaud your toughness, adaptability, and sensibility. Sarah, Brian obviously was not exaggerating when he said he couldn't have done this without you. Your always pleasant mood, indispensable logistical support, and cool quilting were great. Now, Brian and Sarah, a few questions: 1. What 3 things are you most glad you did during this adventure? 2. What 3 things do you wish you had not done? 3. What 3 things would you do differently?

Congrats on the journey completed! I've been watching every day!

Another vlogger is Old Man on the CDT. 2024 he hiked the CDT, 2023 he hiked the AT, and 2021 maybe, he hiked the PCT. Each trail he changes his vlog name to Old Man and the "trail". He does daily vlogs. I also really like Goob's Adventures, not daily, but more like your style of hiking. Cheers!

Thank you for sharing your epic journey, I enjoyed watching your videos every morning. I hope that you continue to do videos as you embark on your new adventures. I visited New Hampshire once, during the Fall, stayed in Bethlehem, and hiked near Bretton Woods, I think the area was called Crawford Notch? It was gorgeous there! I hope that Sarah's mother is recovering well. Take care.

Thanks for the last push of a post PCT vlog update. So appreciated and enjoyed. Congratulations…what an amazing accomplishment!

I agree with the above recommendations, also not daily but check out Jaru Walks who is currently up to the CDT doing a calander year Triple Crown thisn year, continuous footpath.

Can’t wait

Praying for Sarah's mother and full recovery. Congratulations!!

Congratulations!! Well done. I will be at a loss , not having you to follow every morning at 9.

Great job, congratulations!

Other PCT vlogs "Hiking Dancer" and "Travel Write Paint" did continuous footpath and have been doing after trail videos also.

You should have kept that old pink hoodie and put it in nice frame over your fireplace.😀😀

Fun road trip home, curious what your part time gig work is?

Do you know Bob Pickering? or Burd?

Perfect! Making it to the monument and no one was there, what an incredible moment of celebration! I've started out twice from Mexico, but missed home so got off trail, I think I'll make another go of it in 2026. You did an awesome job of showing how you managed the reroutes with connected steps. I think next to this video, the other favorite was when you made it up and over the area in the Sierra. Congratulations!

Way to go!

Congratulations!

Way to go Brian!! I was a bit sad to see the sun hoody didn’t get bronzed and auctioned off for charity, but have really enjoyed following you on this adventure! If you make it over to Germany, let me buy you a beer!

That morning view with the clouds and rainbow 🌈 were indicative to what was to be probably one of the most memorable days of your life. Congratulations on your massive accomplishment, conquering the complete PCT! 🎉💪🏼 I cried watching as you approached the terminus in Canada 🇨🇦 the weight of that moment, I was just amazed at the feat of human endurance. Well done, sir! You should've framed that hoodie!

Congratulations Thirsty. I’ve watched all of your episodes. You’re an inspiration for me. Thank you for sharing your journey.

Awesome! What a treat this was watching you hike for the past few months. Congratulations!

Congratulations Brian! That old ratty sun hoody pulled you through all those miles on the continuous foot path. What a great accomplishment. Thank you!

Congrats on the journey!

Congratulations, wow, what a journey, Thank you for taking us with you. A shout out to your support team (Sarah).

Congratulations Thirsty your inspiration for those older folks like me. 🎉

Congratulations!! So amazing and such an incredible accomplishment! I have enjoyed your journey on the PCT. Thanks for sharing it with us!

Congratulation and thank you for sharing the journey with us.

Congratulations man! Very impressive. I've been following since you entered Oregon. Thanks for bringing me along.

Congratulations Thirsty. I've got some questions, but I'll save them for later. For now, many thanks for bringing us along. Appreciate all the efforts you put in to sharing the trek. Just amazing!

I was "running behind" your video uploads and finally pushed and caught up with this video. You are one of two vloggers this year that I watched all the way through beginning to end. Am really excited to see Day 172!!

There is a story about one fellow who had thru-hiked the PCT once, and several years later he set off to do it again. At Campo some other hikers asked him what was his goal in hiking the trail a second time. His reply: Stehekin -- I need a cinnamon bun. If I don't get to the border, I don't care. I just need to get to the Stehekin bakery!

Lack of hikers despite cars in the trailhead parking → hunters??

Boulder Pass -- sounds like the Sierra passes with more vegetation and more oxygen.

Wow! Incredible.

You're getting emotional in your reflections whether you will admit or not. Looking forward to the closing.

It's been great following your journey this year Brian, I found you in the first few days when I typed PCT 2024 into You Tube, you are the daily vlog type I enjoy watching. Congratulations on your achievement and thanks for sharing it with us. I look forward to another thru sometime. The PCT seems so spectacular, I'm certainly dreaming about doing it myself sometime

Congratulations Brian ! Thanks for taking us along. Been following you daily since May from Hawaii Island, base of Mauna Loa. Truly enjoyed every day.

Well NOW what am I going to watch with my coffee in the morning??! Do it again! Haha

Perhaps Stevens Pass was less crowded because many PCT hikers take a town day in nearby Leavenworth.

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Congratulations on completing your journey I really enjoyed this series. Soak up the last day!

Amazing! I feel like I've virtually hiked this trail, thank you. Consider writing a book about your experience. Sarah's completed quilt is equally rewarding and very impressive.I have so many questions, you should do a live stream.

So close!

2,600 continuous miles on foot, and counting- it's just unbelievable!! Congratulations on your commitment to maintaining a continuous path as you approach the end of your journey 👍🏼 I'm wondering, how are you feeling emotionally as you near the end? Is it bittersweet? Are you looking forward to it being over with? There was another thru hiker I was watching (his name escapes me) but on his channel he was describing some sadness that his journey was ending. I'm just wondering what the transition is like for someone who's spent so many months alone on the trail to going back to a life of work, city, or relating to others in the day to day interaction. I would imagine there would be an adjustment period. I don't know if you are retired or not so that may make it easier. Lastly, Sarah's range quilt is absolutely gorgeous!!

Wow! The Quilt! Spectacular!

Amazing views for Brian and amazing looking quilt!

Those baked goods look delicious! 😋

That thunder box looks like a Tesla truck 🤣

That bakery has their customers sorted!

I also did this detour, although I learned the day after finishing it that they had reopened the closed area on the second day that I was doing the detour haha. Spider Gap to Suiattle Pass was all really beautiful, some of the best of Washington on my PCT hike.