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I don't know, man....

@@megls75 Thanks 👍

@@AndrewOdea-g4b thanks, I'm not sure for how much longer, but I'm back nonetheless.

Thanks 👍

I make sure not to.

Absolutely, I love Fall weather. I definitely plan to summit Mount Washington next time I visit New Hampshire.

Hello

Yes it was!

California, San Diego County.

Absolutely, it's my pleasure!

Wow, that must have been an amazing sight!

Depending on how much rain falls, the water could be rushing through. At about 3,200 feet above sea level at that latitude, it occasionally snows in the winter. The snow usually melts quickly and the temperature is usually above freezing enough in the winter for it not to freeze.

@@hikingwChris heck yeah, thanks man

I certainly hope so...

Thanks, Paula! I thought that the little accident was pretty funny!

@@hikingwChris Yes definitely! 🤣

Thanks Paula, I really appreciate the great comments! You're my best RUclips cheerleader 📣!

@@hikingwChris I’ll always be your Cheerleader 📣 not just on RUclips 🙌🙋🏻‍♀️😊x

Yes, I agree completely! Those are the zen moments Alan Watts talks about when he references a great Zen master who said "the sound of rain needs no translation."

@@hikingwChris It definitely doesn’t need a translation! Water is Zen to me.

I still miss Heidelberg, I don't really like cities these days; but I would like to visit Heidelberg again!

@@hikingwChris must admit I’m not a city person either, but I’d love to go back to Heidelberg. A reunion needs to be had at some point.

Thanks, I agree German beers are the best! I plan to add beer reviews as a permanent series!

Thanks so much! That is exactly the feeling I want viewers to have. I really loved being in that forest, I'm not surprised that it shows.

So cool, my Dad lives right around the corner!

So do I, it's a very peaceful place.

Thanks Paula, I appreciate it. There were several streams of water on that mountain. Apparently, it's been a very rainy ☔ year. My father probably would have made an appearance, but I wasn't sure where I was going to find him.

I agree, I really want to see more of that area!

It's true, I've been to the General Sherman Tree, I can spot one from a mile away!

I'm glad it helps. Be careful out there.

@@hikingwChris THANK YOU

I'm not sure what it is. I don't remember what I said. I will have to watch it again to figure it out. I appreciate it though.

Pretty cool, huh?

I appreciate the kind words, it is really nice to read that.

It really has been, and dropping down some moisture too!

My pleasure!

My pleasure, thanks for the nice comments!

Thanks so much, I appreciate the nice comments! I thought you would love the horseshoe. I study trees and plants all on my own. I didn't sign the log because I think I signed it before on a previous hike.

@@hikingwChris You’ve got a plethora of knowledge about the San Diego Hiking environment, well done you x

@@PaulasFarm thanks again, I really appreciate it.

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Thanks, I appreciate that. I'm not sure if there's another route, but it doesn't seem like it. Like you said, any day outdoors is a good day!

Thanks so much, I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks Brian, I appreciate that! It does help to get up there on a clear day. The first time I hiked up there it was cloudy too. Thanks for letting me know what that lizard is. I figured that you would know.

That would be a good choice, heat is a real threat. I almost gave up early because it was warming up and very little shade the first couple of miles. I'm glad that I decided to tough it out though.

Yes, that little lizard really impressed me with its camouflage!

My pleasure, I agree about the colors, there is such a wide variety!

Thanks Brian, it was a tough hike, so I really appreciate the great comments!

Thanks, Brian! Heck, it's never too late, thanks for watching. I'm glad you're good at identifying palms, I have a tough time with them. I was curious about what those flowers were too.

Anytime Brian! The nice comments are always appreciated too. That hike was on Monday, April 17. It seems like the Forest Service has been doing prescribed burns more frequently lately.

My pleasure! I agree completely, it's beautiful.