The REAL Reason I'm LIVING in my CAR | The Endless Road| EP 16

[@shirleyrowe4078]

You are a strong, brave woman! I am looking forward to being a part of your journey.

[@nomad_unknown]

Thanks for joining me!

[@sunriseskies3883]

For me, I’m really engaged with your journey because you are posting more consistently. For some context creators, for me, out of sight out of mind. I think once you have a stronger audience then by all means, slow down the content and focus on living life, not just recording it. Like any business… It’s building a strong customer base that is the key to success!! 🩵🤍🩵 God bless you and keep you safe!! ☕️🍰🥰

[@nomad_unknown]

It’s like you read my mind… you totally understand my strategy! lol As a viewer of other creators, I’ve felt the same way which is why I want to bring my community along in capture more of the day-in, day-out essence of the journey.

[@pianogirl3870]

So much to love about this video.....your joy in hiking....the beautiful music.....the amazing scenery......admire your fitness goals....I power walk 1 mile 5 times a week.....slow and steady....we are all different! Hugs!

[@nomad_unknown]

I appreciate your kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@TheFreewheelinNomad]

Another great video love watching you on your journey. You are an inspiration! ❤️

[@danadennington4735]

It’s good you are planning ahead. It’s important to be healthy before going on that type of adventure.

[@keyapennyfox]

I really felt ya on the opening statement. 💙 You're a natural storyteller with a peaceful, kind nature. Thank you for sharing your journey!

[@nomad_unknown]

Thanks so much, I appreciate that!

[@jeannettefreeman9023]

Love this video. Love your calm determined personality. So proud of you for wanting to pursue taking care of yourself and your dreams. You are beautiful inside and out.

[@Carol_Sweet_1]

You are amazing! I love that you set a physical goal for your body, & endurance. You got this! I wish you the very best. ❤

[@nomad_unknown]

Thank you for the encouragement!

[@Meandering_with_Megan]

I recently found your channel and have been binging all your videos. I absolutely love the content you create and put out. You are such an inspiration! Love that you post frequently. I look forward to your videos and to see what you’ve been up to! Safe travels!

[@goldfinger180024]

Good for you not taking unnecessary risks on that hike! Hope this helps you and your channel.

[@nomad_unknown]

Thank you kindly!

[@yamatomusashi1412]

get in great physical shape and save tons of money in the process👍👍 love it!

[@Michelle514C]

STAY BLESSED AND SAFE ❤ Always keep your CAR TAG BLURRED OUT FOR SAFETY REASONS

[@sarahcooper1016]

Watching you gain confidence in your content is a treat. Keep up your journey! The Pacific Crest Trail has been a dream of mine as well!

[@blagow1]

Loving all the videos! Thanks for sharing.

[@pianogalRN]

Thank you for sharing, but you wore me out with that hike! So glad to see the car again, lol. Thanks for taking us along.

[@nomad_unknown]

Haha! 😆

[@SuperDavensuziyoutub]

On loose, steep, rocky terrain as that, you REALLY should consider proper stout walking boots with good ankle support/protection. Those trainer shoes definitely not a safe choice for that type of hiking.

[@shantelstonehouse]

I love your channel because it takes me to places I will never be lucky enough to see myself, so thank you, I wish you all the luck in the world 🤗 xx

[@nomad_unknown]

Thanks for coming along with me!

[@fionameredith8787]

Go YOU!!! Courageous, gorgeous, authentic! Your videography, editing and delivery style has evolved in such a great way since the beginning of your channel. Inspirational physical, mental and emotional and creative stamina 💙

[@nomad_unknown]

Thanks so much, I appreciate it!

[@txspacemom765]

I am either a yummy burger, with the fixin's OR quesadillas, with a side of mac and cheese. I don't drink alcohol, but I do like a natural soda , lemonade or tea- something different or local- recently had a cactus flower iced tea! YUM!

[@Ron-Ton_78]

Your videos are so cool. I loved the scenery in the intro.

[@robert0medina853]

You are great, I love you and admire how you live life.

[@ramblingrosenana3513]

Oh how I remember when you were going to hike the PCT and it was ruined by the Covid Pandemic. I have followed you since you did the Grand Canyon with your Aunt Cat. So excited the path your channel is taking. Keep up the excellent content.

[@nomad_unknown]

Thank you! I appreciate your long-time support.

[@greghall14]

Love this video. You go girl, I have no doubt you will achieve your goal.

[@nomad_unknown]

Thanks, I appreciate the support!

[@clarelee9840]

The reason why I subscribed to your channel was the fact that you are doing all the things I wanted to do. I dream of hiking all the coolest hiking trails in the west United States. I have so far hiked the Camino de Santiago in Spain, and do daily hiking to Griffith Park. Someday, I hope to do what you do and hope to catch up with you. Happy trails!

[@nomad_unknown]

I bet the Camino was an incredible experience!

[@angiejensen2335]

Yay! Looking forward to your journey on the PCT!

[@4potslite169]

I’m 63, “retiring” early next yr (I’ll do seasonal work winters, like yourself) and will be starting the PCT next summer!!!! Have done the AT and other long distance hikes here and in Europe and this has been a goal for a while. My hike will be a flip starting at the OR border NoBo and then back to finish SoBo, since my current lease doesn’t end till June. I also will be living in my car when I leave the city I’m in. Did that during covid for almost a yr and fell in love with doing it full time. I feel like you’re my little sister! Really enjoying following your wonderfully inspiring videos and looking forward to watching your journey as I make my own (scary!!!) way. ❤ who knows, we may pass each other out there next yr LOL!

[@nomad_unknown]

That’s awesome! Sounds like you have a good plan!

[@christineG8285]

I’m so glad I came across your channel. You inspire me … I’m in the prep stages of a no build in my SUV. Quit my full time job … Life is too short and there is so much I haven’t seen. I’ll have to do a few overnights locally in Arizona to break the Solar overnight fear factor … but I am confident having been a life long ‘family’ camper. Woo Hoo … behind every strong woman … is another strong woman ❤️☀️

[@nomad_unknown]

Nice! You've got this!

[@sdcrilly]

Oh, definitely a burger! I am excited to come along with you on your grand adventure on the PCT.

[@Wallace-x3x]

Hello I just found your channel I love the outdoors my heath problem's took a lot of outdoor activities away from me I am disabled now so I watch a lot of videos like your's and camping I wish you all the luck in the world with journey stay safe and God bless love form west Virginia ❤️

[@nomad_unknown]

I’m so sorry to hear about your health, but glad you’re finding some joy in these videos! Stay strong!

[@MaryannHazel]

I'm so excited for you...and accomplishing your goal. I remember the video when you talked about how you had decided to put the hike off. I was devastated for you. But you are back on it now and I know you will accomplish it this time. I have the same thoughts on completing the John Muir Trail. I was supposed to hike it this year, but thanks to skin cancer and dealing with way too many excisions, I had to put it off. Thinking next season will be a much more viable time to take it on. Who knows, maybe we will pass on the trail. Love your content...keep it up! As for favorite activity, I'm looking forward to some snow shoeing this winter...and some camping in the snow. And I totally agree with you on the burger!

[@nomad_unknown]

I hope you can get out and complete the JMT this year Maryann!

[@pattidoyle5102]

Im so excited about your goal. I have always known you would do it! I used to watch your videos when I got ready for my attempt last time because I respected your carefully thought out planning. I know you’re going to complete that trail! I have the same goal only my old body is taking a bit longer to prep. I won’t be applying for my permit until next November. I have lost 22 pounds so far, so I’m serious about this next attempt. I decided I had to lose at least as much as I expected my pack to weigh so my knees can take it. I hope I haven’t let my muscles and bones get too far gone! I’ve always wanted to go back and re-try, I can’t shake the goal either.

[@nomad_unknown]

I believe in you! Keep going!

[@yuccavalleynan2074]

Beautiful hike! I live in southern CA & sandy, rocky elevation is all around. Hiking down trails, I have slid many a time regardless type of hiking boots. Bloody knee & lost sunglasses are the worst I’ve had ~ thank God. Now almost 75, I have to be extra cautious since I am a solo hiker. ❤ this vlog! Thx so much!

[@nomad_unknown]

It's inspiring that you're still getting out there at 75! Love to hear it!

[@waynegenewick8570]

Good for you on your goal!! I remember when you first talked about the PCT. Good luck on everything with your preparation and the mental commitment. I live near the AZT and do many day hikes. It always feels good to get out and push yourself a bit. Happy trails.

[@nomad_unknown]

Thanks for being along for the journey!

[@clarkleakins879]

Hiking boots with ankle support, a good hiking staff, and emergency beacon/phone, you would have bagged that peak! Yes, stamina/endurance is a must. As you have done here, stay on strenuous uphill/downhill training. Add a daypack with 1 or 2 gallons of water? Because it is your thigh/butt/leg/back muscles that must be tough. Slight strain on a strong muscle you can recover. Strain on weak muscle, you are out for a while. You are young, you will succeed. Surely you will connect along the trail with others with the same goal. Mosquitoes/flies, and bears will be the enemies! Start in the north, head south, would be unique. Arrive in southern desert in November? Major expenses? those freeze dried foods, mailing the resupply to the right places? Maybe replacement boots along the way? Maybe a cabin/motel once or twice? Yeah, certainly burger and beer somewhere!

[@nomad_unknown]

I appreciate the advice and encouragement!

[@777LadyVenus]

Good morning! ☀️ I woke up this morning feeling grateful for your presence ❤ I am a solo nomad lady; living out of my white Subaru Forester. I am in the Mojave Desert of Nevada at the moment. I’m going to school in St. George Utah and travel around the area living out of my car while going to school. ❤ Anywho ; thank you for your inspiration Much love 💕

[@nomad_unknown]

That’s so sweet! Best of luck to you at school!

[@777LadyVenus]

@ , thank you 🙏 I love your set up! Where did you get the folding table? That’s a brilliant idea. I have that issue as well with the backseat. Much love, happy and peace ☮️ full travels to you.

[@TroutWest]

You're knocking on that KZbin algorithm...🎉🎉 Nice job!!

[@nomad_unknown]

Thanks!

[@wanderwithspirit]

Awesome goal! I have been watching your videos the past few months. Sounds like you have a good prep plan and I think that is smart. Can't wait to follow along with you as you do the trail and cross the finish line! You've got this!

[@nomad_unknown]

Thank you! 😊

[@theresafreeman6426]

Safety first! God job meeting goals and still keeping safety in the forefront 😊 have been enjoying watching your journey and inspired to start a journey of my own

[@nomad_unknown]

Thank you for watching! I hope you find your own way!

[@terry3193]

Stumbled on your channel today and really enjoyed it. New subscriber! You seem very upfront, honest and sincere….love it! Good luck and take care. 👍

[@nomad_unknown]

Thank you for subscribing! 🙏

[@teribrewer207]

It’s fun watching your journey because it is nothing I would ever dream of doing😊

[@nomad_unknown]

I like watching people do things that are outside of my desire too.

[@christiethompson4692]

You go GIRL,, live that dream!! My friend did the Appalation? Trail.. Good Luck!

[@nomad_unknown]

Thank you!

[@MudFlap62]

That morning view was amazing. Never heard of that location. The PCT has been on my bucket list for decades. Also that’s a fantastic thumbnail. ☮️

[@nomad_unknown]

Thank you!

[@seansean681]

I can’t believe how fast you went from the forests of Washington to the deserts of California.

[@nomad_unknown]

Yeah, I was moving pretty quick due to some plans with friends in Cali.

[@bicyclemike42]

Awesome area . I'm a Trail angel near Mt. SAN JACINTO area of the PCT . I travel through Walker Pass often and never took the time to hike that part of the trail coming from Kernville. Thanks for showing me a cool hike !

[@mamalovesthebeach437]

Smart plan!💪🏻 don’t do anymore posting to social media then is good for you. Although we all love your content, we’d rather you were here for the long haul and not burn out.❤

[@nomad_unknown]

Thank you for your understanding and support!

[@HikeOregon]

So envious!!! I still have the dream of hiking the PCT someday.

[@watchout694]

I like to go hiking or just a super long walk maybe 6 or 9 miles. my post hike food is also a beer and burger. I'm really excited for you to do the pct, I've watched several other hikers on the trail and I really like it. I think it'd be interesting if you shared with us all the different ways that you were planning this trip because there are so many. Not only is it the food and the clothing but it's how many zero days or Nero days as well as what type of food you're going to take and how you plan on vlogging. There are enough hikers out there who tell us everything they're taking but I think you might be a first if you vlogged each day you planned for this trip because that's the real Nitty Gritty of it. Like is your planning using the spokes on a wheel where at the end of the spoke is a different goal. The daily vlog would be how you're getting there, how close you are now. I haven't seen anyone do something that detailed. This mom and son, world towning vlog, they are about to complete the AT and their daily vlog is so different than the handful of others I've seen. Because she wanted to keep it real, I truly felt the difficulty of the trail. Each person's personality is different, so even when others I've watched were "keeping it real" this one made me feel like I was on trail. I realize that may not be your goal, tho. The theme I've seen/felt in AT Hikes varies: the commeraderie, the people met, etc. One lady seemed to basically give the weather, the miles, and how she felt at the start and then cut to the end. Not my kind of video. Anyway... will your aunt go with?

[@nomad_unknown]

Thanks, I'll be sure to share more about the planning process!

[@Jnels64]

Definitely something to look and prep towards! You'll definitely get there!

[@nomad_unknown]

Thanks for the support! I'm working on it!

[@motherdaughtertravels]

Smart choice. . Beautiful views ❤

[@kathleenj1158]

Wishing you the very best! 🥰

[@nomad_unknown]

Appreciate it!

[@cheesecake1003]

I've been here since That Girl Hikes. I'm a day hiker and section hiker. Will do 4-5 weeks on the Florida Trail starting some time in mid December. My favorite post hike meal is definitely a burger. I wish you good fortune while gaining fitness for the PCT❤

[@nomad_unknown]

Very cool! Thanks for being here!

[@Nicole-ms2mr]

I find three times a week almost two much. I can barely keep up watching. Especially since they are longer videos. But I appreciate you sharing your journey. And definitely any form of exercise especially in nature is so good for your mental health. Sometimes just sitting by the ocean or a tree can also be extremely healing.

[@nomad_unknown]

Yeah... I'll try to cut down on some of the blabbering. haha! Thanks for showing up when you can. I agree with sitting by the ocean!

[@ckl5801]

That burger looks so yum!!! 😋

[@anitasimmons3599]

You absolutely can accomplish your goal of through hiking the PCT. I would add a wilderness first aid course to your preparation if you have not had one already. I found I love wilderness backpacking, but am not a thru hiker. For me the impact of the "bubbles " on the trails and the trail towns made me sad. I know that at my age I am o only going to hike a long trail once, so I want to see each section in it's best season. I want to actually get to see the trail towns and learn some of the history, natural history, flora and fauna of the area. Being in a Tramily is special but it can also inadvertently cause one to injure themselves. I will definitely continue to follow your journey through KZbin and I feel with your story telling skills, you could have one of the more watched video blogs for the PCT. Post hike, bike, or paddle it used to be a juicy burger, like the one you had.... I mean the run down your arms juicy, but it could be a plant based option or Mexican, Tex- mex, or Thai. As always Thank you for another great video. Blessings.

[@nomad_unknown]

I took a Wilderness First Aid course a few years ago. The certification is not valid anymore but I have maintained a First Aid/CPR. Section hiking to see each season at its best is a good idea!

[@deejalovesU]

chaneling Elvis "and I cant help but falling in love with you..." your amazing show, and your journey and purpose and drive and spirit and warmth, and crystal springs of glimmering universes in your eyes. Peace be with you fellow traveler. (though I skip the meals with any animal products) Keep going! You got this!

[@mjwilds]

I, too, have been working seasonally for a decade. I get it. It's nearly impossible to take care of yourself when there's so much upheaval in your life all the time (pros and cons to that choice, of course). I started following in 2020, and as a thru hiker myself I wish you all the best 🍻

[@nomad_unknown]

Oh wow! It's nice to hear from someone who understands the lifestyle.

[@mjwilds]

@nomad_unknown I've stopped trying to find "work life balance" because seasonal work is inherently a binge-- but it gives us time off (after the contract) and that makes it worth it. Hugs from Utah!

[@stephennowicki7158]

Good luck ! That hike sou is pretty strenuous! 😊

[@4potslite169]

Great music selection!!!

[@HelenaWalker-w3c]

I really admire your drive and commitment. At this stage of my life I have many “I wish I had carried through with” …. But never did. Don’t look back one day and wish you had; go for it. Life is about creating memories, they will carry you through the rough times. As for your question….I used to do all kinds of activities like downhill skiing, hiking, fishing, riding my horse, snowmobiling and many sports. After a strenuous activity I really wasn’t interested in eating. My go to would be a nice cold drink or in the winter a hot toddy was welcomed. BTW…have you ever seen “A Walk in the Woods” with Robert Redford and Nick Nolte? More my generation but it’s about hiking the Appalachian Trail. It’s fun but soul searching as well. I think it was on Netflix. Might be something of interest when you just want to unwind. Stay safe, stay happy and always “Happy Trails to You”. 🇨🇦

[@nomad_unknown]

Thank you! I appreciate the encouragement! I. Ant relate to not being hungry after an activity. 😅 I have seen A Walk in the Woods. I remember it being enjoyable.

[@kw2764]

Best wishes for getting ready for the PCT. I'm hoping to get to the Sierras just to do some small short hikes. The burger looked great, maybe I'd go for that too.

[@nomad_unknown]

Thank you! And best of luck to you getting to the Sierra!

[@susanwilson1370]

I love to walk. Best of luck!.

[@vandienalbacite9614]

Enjoy watching your video.

[@briandye860]

I'm so ready.

[@deejalovesU]

The PCT is an amazing dream we will enjoy supporting you on.

[@nomad_unknown]

Thank you!

[@antoniobaez6282]

Yeah, I'm a big burger fan too. Not too long to prepare and they are delicious!

[@robert0medina853]

Greetings from Querétaro Mexico I love you

[@dawny3995]

I have to give you credit, I would be scared walking those trails alone knowing that is mountain lion country.

[@wjpugh]

I like to hike but I don’t feel physically ready to yet. I have COPD so I am trying to do the treadmill to increase my stamina. Love your videos.

[@nomad_unknown]

Keep at it, and you'll be hiking in no time! 💪

[@a_bridge_between]

The PCT looks incredible. Very cool! As for my personal favorite activity and post work out meal... I love hiking, yoga, and just got back into trail running after a hiatus. Post hike/run/yoga meals would be a big smoothie bowl if it's early in the day. For lunch/dinner, it would be something like a spicy rice and veggie bowl with tofu...or maybe veggie fajitas... Something warm and filling.

[@nomad_unknown]

Nice! Sounds very healthy! 💪

[@cumberlandquiltchic1]

I guess KZbin is sending your video out to others, just saw this. I live on the AT, but AT town, in the smokies. It’s a big deal to do a large hike. I enjoyed your video.

[@nomad_unknown]

Thanks for watching!

[@7951Aries]

I've been with you 4eva! Post hike meal kinda depends on temps. I gage it like this...if you got sweaty def a beer...if you didn't get sweaty then I just chug a bunch of water or make coffee or cocoa...and a burger or buffalo chicken wrap or sandwich. I hope you get to hike the PCT in 2025! Wld luv to see your journey!

[@nomad_unknown]

I like your strategy! Thanks for watching and sharing!

[@motherdaughtertravels]

Post hike meal..love me some BBQ pulled pork with corn casserole and Baked potatoe with onions, peppers and cheese.

[@nomad_unknown]

I can almost smell it from here!

[@motherdaughtertravels]

@nomad_unknown right! I made myself hungry just typing it lol 😆

[@juniadventures]

excellent! great video and insight to your goals! hifive

[@nomad_unknown]

🙌

[@michaelwarren202]

Hi Christine. wow that thumb nail is just glamorous. Just to let you know. You really need your body burning ketones not carbs for a tripe like that. Carbohydrates might work for people in their 20s. But when you get older, all carbs does is pack on body weight. I've been doing carnivore for 14 years and at 45 I can out-pace 20-30 year old all day long. Its funny watcher their faces as I run pass them up hill. Its priceless. I do pure animal based food on OMAD. I feel fantastic and have massive energy output. Also while on Carnivore you have no choice but to lose weight. You don't even need to work out. It just burns off on its now.

[@nomad_unknown]

Hi Michael! I hear ya! I had great success with a keto diet in the past. It’s a bit of a balancing act with triggering some ED issues with me when I place that much restriction.

[@michaelwarren202]

@@nomad_unknown I know that feeling, When I switched over from carb burning to Ketones. I had to eat homemade sauerkraut and Kefir milk/cheese I made myself and do intermittent fasting with occasional long term fasting. I'm afraid the switch over isn't something you can do on the road. You need to be close to a W.C. until stuff calms down. 😉 Sauerkraut/Kefir is loaded with beneficial probiotics, It was the only way I could keep a healthy gut biome, until my body got used to the higher fat intake. I actually through about switching too Keto. Its a little less boring than animal meats all the time.

[@ThereIsSoulInArt]

I'm sooo glad that you are putting your safety first (particularly when you are alone)! Smart move. Stay safe. Have you considered trekking poles?

[@nomad_unknown]

I have trekking poles but I don't like to rely on them for my safety.

[@ashtorfarm8866]

Awesome goals! Can do it! 👊

[@nomad_unknown]

I appreciate the encouragement!

[@briantate8619]

I absolutely BELIEVE you can do this Christine... PRAISE GOD!!! You will have to totally FOCUS and get very serious about training and nutrition and push your self harder then ever before! Maybe set a course for so many trails/miles and mountain peaks across many states for training... ALWAYS train harder then what you will face! I have been following your videos and your dreams I BELIEVE IN YOU CHRISTINE! You are inspiring many people on here including me... 3 years ago i was doing exactly what you are hiking all over and bodybuilding and nutrition and conquered the rim to rim grand canyon 2021 and wanted to do the PCT as well! But then i got severely injured at work and almost died many times since and lost everything to my name and still trying to even walk right again... GOD forbid! :( BUT GOD has saved my life many times and is still delivering, healing, and restoring my whole life back together again one day at a time!🙏🙏🙏 So trust me when i say... I BELIEVE I really Believe!!! Christine your a tremendous blessing on here and achieving great things and i m sooo happy for you! KEEP GOING!!! GOD BLESS YOU!😀🙏👍

[@nomad_unknown]

I'm so grateful for your support and encouragement!🙏 I love the idea of setting a goal for mileage... I'll have to consider that! I'm sorry to hear about your injury but I'm thankful you are healing. Wishing you the best!

[@susansawatzky]

do you think walking sticks might help on steeper trails? I wouldn't have gone any farther on that trail either, in fact probably not as far as you did. I've been on steep, slidey trails and they are dangerous as you pointed out. But at my age (81) I find walking poles help considerably on any gravel, unsteady surface.

[@nomad_unknown]

I have poles and they are helpful although I don't rely on them often. I considered using them for that section but with the prolonged steepness of the hill, decided it still wasn't worth the risk.

[@danielkemmet2594]

It's not extra to take the time off to train, just make sure you don't lose sight of what this time is for, even on the days when you don't feel like it.

[@nomad_unknown]

Good advice!

[@muggleborn0]

Post hike meal: Burrito 😋

[@nomad_unknown]

Yum!

[@bonniehess816]

I just found your channel and just love it 💕 but how are you not scared to be out there all alone? I would be scared to sleep in my car out in the dessert 😮 you have a wonderful mind set!

[@nomad_unknown]

My strategy has always been to do it scared until I’m not anymore.

[@jenniferparrott8260]

Sometimes I think you do a little over explaining on your reasons and choices, which is why I sometimes I don't watch until the end. If you show more doing travel, of your hikes and every day stuff of how you do things, I think your channel can pick up to make you a more sustainable income. You do have really good video editing talent and skills with great outdoor video shots of scenery and awesome audio and music. I'd like to see you grow and become more successful. Namaste

[@nomad_unknown]

I appreciate your feedback and suggestions for improvement! 🙏

[@jenniferparrott8260]

@nomad_unknown You're welcome. I believe you have what it takes to be successful on this platform. I'll keep watching for your videos. Take care.

[@natalienetanya7401]

Wonderful!!! ❤🎉

[@nomad_unknown]

🤩

[@marciblack7112]

I really enjoy watching you and your travels! Oddly enough, I am not a camper and actually, would call myself spoiled when traveling. I prefer comfort and all the luxuries of a hotel, resorts, and all the things. I just wonder if you don’t feel like you need someone to talk to, and if it gets lonely?

[@nomad_unknown]

I glad to hear you enjoy coming along with my journey! There are definitely moments that would be better in company but 1) I’ve found peace with being alone 2) I have friends that I keep in regular contact with and 3) filming videos really gives me a sense that other people are coming along with me.

[@natalienetanya7401]

That burger! 🎉

[@Ron-Ton_78]

Can we please get some more thumbs up for this awesome person!?

[@nomad_unknown]

Thank you so much for the support!

[@SheTookTheLongWayHome]

I saw tufas at Mono Lake. They're so interesting!

[@healthyfemininewomenarise964]

I agree it clears all the anxiety left behind when hiking between your spirit feeling joy and light and the clarity of a grounded soil beneath your feet. Yes then a butt kick of glutes,thighs,calves. My heavenly fathers creation and land we have been given to enjoy from heavens above is amazing free of charge. Our bodies take so much throught the years. I want to breathe that fresh nature air...your modivating us middle age ladies even more to keep going on our health journey!!!

[@nomad_unknown]

It makes me happy to hear you find motivation from my journey! 😊

[@healthyfemininewomenarise964]

@nomad_unknown I lived in my vehicle once after a divorce for 2 years only in my state. Waiting for a new vehicle then its leaving a home again and out on my own various projects work over about 4- 7 states enjoying life again out in the country I hope. So this is a healthy motivation. Have a nice week and take care.

[@teribrewer207]

I like to golf in my ladies league then meetup at the 19th hole and have drinks and appetizers !

[@nomad_unknown]

Sounds fun!

[@reinholdvink2654]

Think Sheryl started her trail at Walker Pass. Hope to see you on the pct in 25.

[@nomad_unknown]

I was thinking about that the other day and I believe you may be right!

[@samanthapowell3925]

Hope you get a permit! 🎉🎉

[@robertjerome1889]

I hope you watch other vidios of the PCT hikers..

[@JD-tn5tb]

Just came across your channel. Really admire people who go after their dreams, especially, challenging ones. I'm sure you've probably explained previously but I would be interested to know why it costs 10k. Is this because you go months without working or do you travel with a group or a guide where it cost that much? I am so afraid of getting lost, even with a gps in a car...I don't know how you go on a 3 mile hike where you did by yourself and know that you can find your way back to your car. Maybe you just walk a straight trail but that looked like wilderness to me. I'd be curious to know these things. Thanks!

[@nomad_unknown]

Thanks for letting me know why you’re interested in hearing about! I’m sure I can address these questions over time.

[@burgoo64]

Post hike burger for me also.

[@natalienetanya7401]

What kind of seasonal work do you do?

[@nomad_unknown]

National Parks concessionaires and ski resorts.

[@renalangstaff730]

You got this! You need some walking sticks my girl

[@nomad_unknown]

Thank you!

[@jmspeedmedia]

Mr Rodgers 😂 I remember watching him as growing up 😊 do you only shoot video with your phone?

[@nomad_unknown]

Yes, just with my iPhone.

[@ROGER-ie5eu]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT❤❤❤❤❤❤ I LOVE TOU😮

[@robertjerome1889]

Just found you..seem interesting, I'll give you a try..

[@edgarchegwin961]

Hi Christine, I am not familiar with that area, but I d say for you to watch out for coyotes, I ve heard they are very agressive and have the ability to attack humans once they have an encounter with them, rgs