Day 72 | Tramily Reunited and 30 Mile Day | Pacific Crest Trail Thru hike
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
- Woke up and started hiking. My tramily and I met back up a couple miles up on trail. So good to see them and meet them again! We had so much fun retelling stories of times apart!
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Boujee, I feel like you’re one of those guys that has 50 best friends. Like 50 people consider you their best friend. You are one of the most likable people that I have ever witnessed. What a doll!
Your happiness is contagious! You not only bring joy to your tramily but also to us viewers.
Going to enjoy your videos being one day behind Hiking Dancer, I can relive yesterday from a different perspective.
Welcome back to PCT Boujee! I like your upbeat attitude! It was amazing observation that you missed the quite of the trail. Your scenic videos were awesome and beautiful!
Y’all were hiking your bums off! Great job and gorgeous country!
Good to see you back with everyone. Thank you for continuing to let us tag along.
The glow on the trees, mountains give the illusion its full blown fall season
Glad your all back together. Love living here in Northern California, you will be passing very close to my hometown. I’m only a hour from Chester , in Susansville. Love hiking around here. Be safe ❤️
Wow! Off trail that long and proceed to hike 30 miles! Anything to see the Tramily again. Great views, thanks!
Outstanding day and GORGEOUS views!
Welcome home
I like how the mossy trees act as compasses. The moss grows on the north sides of the trees.
Right, all four "North Sides" of the trees 😂 Moss grows most on the wet side of the trunk, which means the side that is most exposed to the prevailing winds in that area, which has nothing to do with which direction is magnetic or true North. In areas that have feet of snow accumulation each winter the most grows above the typical annual snow depth, which is why the lower trunks are mostly bare of moss, with three downhill side of a tree trunk on a slope having less moss. Moss growth is not an accurate way to determine North.
@@memathews Oh. I heard and observed wrong then. Of course it makes sense that wind would hamper moss growth. I think sunlight does also. The most sunlight is on the south side of trees, the least sunlight is on the north side of trees. That's got to have some effect on the moss. That's also got to have some effect on the foliage above. Trees and smart homeowners want their solar collectors on the south sides where there's a lot more solar energy.
Look 👀 out Boujee Boy, Cougar Mom is right behind you. RUN BOUJEE BOY, RUN!!🏃 LETS GO!
Awesome dialog! Same 6 lines. "Tramily, back with the tramily, so happy!" "Moss on trees, pretty!" "Good day, long day, 30 miles today." "Awww trees, flowers, pretty, cool!" "So good to be back on trail..." "Back on the trail, so good."
@@photogher that’s all I could say! It’s true! That’s how you know it’s true is repeat repeat repeat lol
Also I feel like I don’t have much thoughts on trail. Mostly it’s just about not forgetting how to breath lol
Wow, 30 miles in one day is an accomplishment after a week off. It takes just three days of inactivity to begin losing leg strength. But you're young, so maybe that helps? It looks like you're hiking in s mixed conifer first now, not just pines. I've noticed some hemlock, grand fir, noble fir, white fir and possibly others, along with a mix of different pines. You'll be losing the pines as you move further north and closer to the Pacific.
I hiked 2 hours other day and died. 😅 was thinking about you guys like. Dang! I need strong ankles
man, going to be tough to see you guys have to eventually part ways. not sure why that should bother me. its like watching Andy Griffith...
Couldn't help thinking about a joke, because of what you said 0:30. Everybody looking at the "homeless guy". Ready. What is the difference between a hobo and a Pct thru hiker?
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2652 miles.
30 mile day? HOW? Seriously? Were you running many of those miles?