When you are 50 and hating your job and feeling trapped....you are gonna pull out that memory of swimming across the lake, with all its freedom and your healthy in its prime body and smile. You did it. Some things will fade away in memory but that one will for sure last forever!!
You guys did not miss the catwalk because I seen it on the last video of you guys coming out of Snoqualmie. I seen you guys walk over it and I was surprised you didn't say anything about it. LOL I have a picture of it but I can't figure out how to send it on this chat
Incredible image at 15:28. A granite mountain literally eroding away. That’s the first time I’ve seen such a perfect example of a mountain breaking down. It would be a great picture for the wall !!!
Absolutely epic scenery! Thanks for sharing! PLEASE do a "what's in my pack".....Marg's pack looks so small. I feel like my sleeping bag wouldn't even fit in there. Lol!
How you guys can look at and enjoy the scenery without stepping off the trail is baffling, to say the least! Thanks for posting. And keep on keeping on...and keep being careful!
You didn’t miss the katwalk, you walked across it right before you got to Ridge Lake. It’s in your previous video! I’ve been looking forward to seeing you all do this section, I did a few backpacking weekends at Spectacle and Ridge this summer and last summer. It’s a bummer you missed the views past Ridge Lake, they are spectacular. Enjoy the rest of your adventure!!
Sorry you didn't get the views after leaving Ridge Lake. I like it along that section. Spectacle Lake is also nice camping spot. Thanks for the videos. You two are my favorite ones to follow this summer. Best of luck getting to Canada.
You probably 'heard' us all yelling that you walked the Kendall Katwalk on day 138, soon after the 8m time and about the time when Zoo was commenting on the wide trail! 😆 Wonderful videao as always. I will miss them when you finish but I can always watch them again 'off season'. Thank you sharing your hike.
Wasnt meep meep meep the roadrunner 😂 The PCT is 13,992,000 feet long, if your stride is 24inches , thats 583,000 steps!!! Wow the sun painting the clouds all the colors of red and orange and yellow!!!
13:52 Your time-lapse of the fog pouring over the high ridge is a great demonstration of what we call the "rain shadow" effect. West of the Cascades is much wetter than the east side because the moisture-laden air from the Pacific rises to go over the mountains and as it does it gets cooler so that much of the moisture falls in rain or snow. Then as it descends again on the east side it warms up so that it can hole more moisture, and since there is less moisture it doesn't rain very much at all. For example, Wenatchee gets something like 8 inches of precip. per year while the west side of the Cascades can get like up to 140 inches per year or something like that. Great time-lapse of a phenomenon I love to watch!
Just beautiful
What a fantastic trail, thanks for showing so much of it!
You guys didn't miss the Kendall Katwalk. It was in your last video. About 5 miles (trail miles) from Snoqualmie Pass.
What a wonderful day !!
The video of the clouds coming down the mountain was awesome. I live and hike in the mountains and I’ve never seen that. So cool.
Stunning!!!!
Beautiful as always, enjoying the last few weeks of your hike !
That cinematic setting on your camera is incredible for this stretch of the trail, especially.
When you are 50 and hating your job and feeling trapped....you are gonna pull out that memory of swimming across the lake, with all its freedom and your healthy in its prime body and smile. You did it. Some things will fade away in memory but that one will for sure last forever!!
You guys did not miss the catwalk because I seen it on the last video of you guys coming out of Snoqualmie. I seen you guys walk over it and I was surprised you didn't say anything about it. LOL I have a picture of it but I can't figure out how to send it on this chat
Incredible image at 15:28.
A granite mountain literally eroding away. That’s the first time I’ve seen such a perfect example of a mountain breaking down. It would be a great picture for the wall !!!
Ok the boys jumped into the lake...what about the GIRLS !!!
Absolutely epic scenery! Thanks for sharing!
PLEASE do a "what's in my pack".....Marg's pack looks so small. I feel like my sleeping bag wouldn't even fit in there. Lol!
How you guys can look at and enjoy the scenery without stepping off the trail is baffling, to say the least! Thanks for posting. And keep on keeping on...and keep being careful!
You didn’t miss the katwalk, you walked across it right before you got to Ridge Lake. It’s in your previous video! I’ve been looking forward to seeing you all do this section, I did a few backpacking weekends at Spectacle and Ridge this summer and last summer. It’s a bummer you missed the views past Ridge Lake, they are spectacular. Enjoy the rest of your adventure!!
Sorry you didn't get the views after leaving Ridge Lake. I like it along that section. Spectacle Lake is also nice camping spot. Thanks for the videos. You two are my favorite ones to follow this summer. Best of luck getting to Canada.
You probably 'heard' us all yelling that you walked the Kendall Katwalk on day 138, soon after the 8m time and about the time when Zoo was commenting on the wide trail! 😆 Wonderful videao as always. I will miss them when you finish but I can always watch them again 'off season'. Thank you sharing your hike.
I have lived in Washington for 63 years and I’ll tell you it’s not always wet. It wouldn’t be on fire if it was always wet.
Some to the views seem surreal in this video, just amazing!
Why don’t the girls ever swim? Or is it not filmed?
You are blessed to have such beautiful views.
Wow ! 😅 Absolutely Spectacular mountain ⛰ and valley views! They look like the Sierras !
Wasnt meep meep meep the roadrunner 😂
The PCT is 13,992,000 feet long, if your stride is 24inches , thats 583,000 steps!!!
Wow the sun painting the clouds all the colors of red and orange and yellow!!!
You make it look so easy, the amazing scenery must be a great reward for all that hard trekking 😊
13:52 Your time-lapse of the fog pouring over the high ridge is a great demonstration of what we call the "rain shadow" effect. West of the Cascades is much wetter than the east side because the moisture-laden air from the Pacific rises to go over the mountains and as it does it gets cooler so that much of the moisture falls in rain or snow. Then as it descends again on the east side it warms up so that it can hole more moisture, and since there is less moisture it doesn't rain very much at all. For example, Wenatchee gets something like 8 inches of precip. per year while the west side of the Cascades can get like up to 140 inches per year or something like that. Great time-lapse of a phenomenon I love to watch!
Man Zoo! Some of those pictures are spectacular!
So happy to see you back out on the trail.!!