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You are a talented young lady!

Came out great! How would a person even know where to start on something like that? And what's a "dart"? Ha!

Hello, can you share the link for your guide for the pyramid. Thank you

Love this!!! What a beautiful trip. Envious.

Cute pumpkin!

On today’s episode of “Me and My Plant”… 8:14 Looks like you both had fun 🙃

My guess is kabocha for the green squash because the stem is smaller than a buttercup, and butternut for the smaller orange ones.

Nice autumn colored trees.....Thanks for including your beautiful Jeep Wrangler in the video. 🚙

Yes, Jeep are cool. Have one myself. Enjoy your channel, stay groovy.

Thanks for letting us into part of your life.

I travel solo all the time! Tho I didn't start until my 30s. I agree with your pros and cons :)

Inspiring! I love to hike alone but my con is not having someone to share a moment with, like seeing a bear or a sunset. Some things don't translate to folks that weren't there, even in photo or video. Thanks for sharing!

Always especially love the birding vlogs! Maybe you guys can get us a snowy owl this winter. You do a great job on your videos.

You make great videos, as you really show us around. Thanks so much!

Thanks for the video. Have Canada (BC) on your travel list one day as it's very beautiful. Once you decide I can send you some locations to visit (including hot-springs water).

Thanks for sharing your personal thoughts and experiences. I enjoy both solo and buddy adventures. They def each have their pros and cons. For me, age 60 and still doing challenging adventures, it’s extremely difficult to find others in my age group to adventure with. I’ve built up courage for solo, one step at a time. To start out young,as you are doing, will benefit you so much as time passes.

awesome that you and your mom enjoyed our city. welcome back whatever you want

Crazy! Super rare to see any snow in this part of the country nowadays.

I'm glad to have a group of friends to backpack with (all in our 20s), but I'm starting to do solo trips and definitely prefer some aspects of it. Is it as fun to camp alone? Nah. But I tend to hike fast and make routine sight seeing stops, so I certainly prefer the solo hike as to not be slowed down by a group or hear groaning when I see a cool ass overlook I'd like to stop for. Being from the midwest, it's great to have my group of guys that like to backpack since it's not so common out here, but yeah the dating pool isn't exactly full of backpackers unfortunately. That said, I've met women on my solo trips that I otherwise likely would have not met in a group, so who knows. I figure I'll let it play out and see what happens.

Absolutely loved you Isle Royale trip. I chose to experience it 3 ways. First back packing, then day hiking from their cabins and lastly on the American plan. Which covered your food and shelter via the lodge along with boat rental, water taxis and day hiking. You are amazing keep up the good work !!!!

Man feel this so hard - also 20s and single and basically only travel solo. I'm trying to hit up all 431 National Park Sites which a lot of people make fun of me for. But I do it anyway. Some are certainly more exciting than others. Agree the top pro is doing whatever you want & at your own pace. Agree the cost since you aren't splitting hotels etc is tough. Another one is having to take all of your bags with you at airports whenever you go grab food, restroom, etc. Anyway great video agree with everything, glad I'm not the only one who does this and goes through this dialog :)

Mikhaila, you are wiser beyond your years. Like you, I need to take a "great nature bath" regularly, whether it be solo, with family or with a buddy. I've noticed that if I pick adventures close to home (day trips), I have a much higher success rate of bringing a friend along. There is one friend that I go wilderness hiking/canoeing with every year for a week and we pick a place that is within a days drive (8-10 hrs away). My solo trips are usually weekend trips in the early spring or late fall and I'll just sleep overnight in the back of my Subaru as long as it stays 50 degrees or above. Just like everything in life, it pays off big when you stay flexible, balanced, and diversified.

I remember you guys showing us your pictures from Yellowstone after you guys got back!

So good to hear you got to visit South Dakota. I used to live there; miss the beauty of the state.

I also travel alone and I recently visited Badlands National Park, Custer State Park, Wind Cave National Park, Theodore National Park and Fargo.

This has been your best series yet! Beautiful video footage, your music selections are outstanding, and we're always watching for the bird identification shots! So glad you shared these last few and looking forward to what's next! Safe travels!

What a nice ending to this video :-)

Another beautiful video. This looked so relaxing. The series was very well done and I love watching your content.

Very nice video. Thanks for sharing. sub & 👍43

Humman feeder!!!!

Are you totally insane?? Thirty five feet into the lake? In your cloths? And you talk about others being fearless. Ha! Enjoyed seeing this.

Definitely the right choice to get there for sunrise!!😁

😍Very Beautiful lake. I'm from Canada (British Colombia) and we have similar lakes like that, I love it. Thanks for sharing this video.

Love your adventures! Been inspired to get out in my beloved Smokies and surrounding areas again! Thank you❤

Thanks for sharing! Looks like an incredible lake. I hope to make it out there sometime soon

Hello, Portland native here! All of those burnt trees are from the Eagle Creek Fire that we had back in 2017. It went from Eagle Creek all the way west to Corbett Oregon which is west of Multnomah Falls. Many different fire departments worked to save the Lodge at Multnomah Falls.

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Wow, what beautiful places you shared and also thanks for the bird ID shots! We think it's cool that you are so comfortable traveling solo. Keep on sharing your travels, please!

Beautiful ❤

What a great video/person to stumble upon! You are head and shoulders above most who have posted the ubiquitous vlogs about traveling the Oregon coast. Your "eye" and your way of presenting what you have seen is super smart! I'm an old Montana guy in his 70's, with three daughters in their thirties, and this area is our personal comfort space on the planet. You're a gift, kiddo. Good luck in life!

You pretty much perfectly captured this area. I could sit along the beach and look across the rocks and ocean all day. Unfortunately my hiking season is done for the year, due to an ankle fracture, but I'll be looking to make my way to the PNW next year. I plan on applying for an overnight permit at the Enchantments, though the odds are tough.

Absolutely beautiful video. So relaxing to watch

🙂Hey Mikhaila , nice hiking trails and ocean.....However, what happened to your 2024 Wrangler?

So you DO know how to use a utensil! :) Very pretty coast. And yes it's always advisable not to fall to one's death. Ha!

Absolutely fantastic filming and editing my friend! Great episode!

Any dams seen on the trails? I always enjoy watching the beavers build them. Also, appreciate the camera view when crossing the river on the log. It looked higher from that point of view.

Another wonderful video! So beautiful. I look forward to your next part. I too have the same thoughts about solo adventuring; will I enjoy it, will I get bored or lonely. But you are so correct, once we get into the adventure it just feels okay. I’ve yet to do a multi-day adventure solo though, I just solo daily adventures. One day maybe.

Looks awesome

I enjoyed the scenery as much as your reflections on traveling alone sometimes. I like to camp and hike, usually with my wife or friends, but sometimes solo. It seems like I notice "the details" more when I'm on my own. Looking forward to the rest of the trip!

What were you using before All Trails? That's how I always do my navigation