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We are a dynamic traveling duo who are making a conscious choice in life to travel and give back.

16/10/2025

Thank you + book loving people of Sisters, Oregon for coming out to support us Thursday night! You don’t need to be a cyclist, hiker or adventurer to connect with the stories we shared of love, kindness, connection and the importance of building community. We are all more similar than we are different and want the same things out of this life, happiness, health and the best for our families and selves. So practice gratitude, compassion, love and don’t underestimate the impact of your SMILE 😊

Paulina Springs Books has signed copies of ‘Joy Ride’ if you’re looking for an inspiring read for yourself or to share. Thank you for the love and support Central Oregon! We ❤️ You.

09/10/2025

TONIGHT! Tell your friends. We are back, baby! Come one, come all to a presentation, film and book signing tonight, Oct. 9th at 6:30pm at Paulina Springs Books in Sisters by yours truly and Eurotrash (aka Ville). We would love to see everyone and support our incredible local bookstore. Come give us some hugs, bring friends and please share!

26/09/2025

Central Oregon Friends! We are back, baby! Come one, come all to a presentation, film + book signing on October 9th at 6:30pm in Sisters, Oregon by yours truly + Eurotrash (aka Ville). We will talk about the kindness we have encountered along the many of our adventures, Alaska to Argentina, Eastern + Central Europe, Africa, Cuba and our recent endeavor, a thru-hike of the Continental Divide Trail. We would love to see everyone and support our incredible local bookstore. Come give us hugs, bring friends + please share! ❤️🙌

03/09/2025

We made it!!! Hiked from the Mexican border to the Canadian border over the past 4 + 1/2 months. For the second time. Pacific Crest Trail (2011) + now Continental Divide Trail 2025. What an adventure! Some of the highest highs and lowest lows. We experienced everything from sandstorms to snow, 100+ degree temps 🥵 to freezing 🥶, rain, hail, winds and everything in between. We hiked through many deserts 🌵, forests (living + dead), high alpine, ridge walks, over mountain passes, through rivers, and over fields of snow. We saw bears, elk, mountain goats, big horned sheep, eagles, owls, hawks, cranes, snakes, butterflies and too many other living things to list. Above all else, we met the kindest, most incredible people along the journey. So many people helped us. Took us in, fed us, gave us showers and rides. We are SO grateful to all of you that helped to make this adventure possible. Thank you for mailing all our resupply boxes along the way. Your little messages kept us going. Thank you Jimmy Elam for keeping us in shoes (5 pairs to be exact). Thank you Ami Vo for keeping us warm and dry. And to all the other hikers we met, y’all are amazing! To my partner in crime, Eurotrash, I’m SO grateful to hike + bike + traverse this big world with you. I love you so much. ❤️ What’s next, babe? To all our friends and family, see you up the trail. Until next time, keep on, keepin’ on ya’ll!!! 😘e

01/09/2025

Sorry we’ve been MIA, folks! We’ve been pushing hard to get to Canada before the snow flies without much rest. After Yellowstone, we hiked through Idaho + took the Big Sky cutoff where we met the coolest trail angel ever, Candypants! She took us in, spoiled us and drove our food boxes to us that were late. We hiked through Big Sky, road walked (a lot) and spent too much time in burned forests climbing into Helena, Montana. There, Ville saw a chiropractor because his back was so bad and we hope it lasts to the end. After three days of hiking, we hitched into Lincoln, where we made it right back to the trail for our longest stretch on trail, 195 miles through the Bob Marshall Wilderness. It turned out to be our most challenging stretch yet. Two days in (of 7 days of carrying food) we were stopped by a small fire and rerouted an additional 15 miles without a way to get more food. So…up at 5am every morning, hike until 8pm each day with barely enough food on terribly maintained trails, freezing temps at night, hot days, more burned forests, but we found some instant coffee packets to lift our spirits. We saw The Wall, lots of cougar tracks and heard wolves + coyotes howling 🐺 We made it to East Glacier, ate like rabid hyenas + hitched into Two Medicine to organize our camp spots through Glacier National Park for our last stretch to Canada! Wish us luck. Until next time, keep on, keepin’ on ya’ll 😘

05/08/2025

🥾Yellowstone National Park on the CDT through Wyoming, Idaho + Montana 🐻 What an incredible park! We hiked past boiling sulphur pools, geysers, and steam rising from the ground. We fjorded rivers, marshes and lakes where we saw bears, elk, snakes, beavers, butterflies, bald eagles, and a Sandhill Crane. We hitched into towns + villages to resupply, and met some of the kindest people who gave us rides. A massive Thank You to everyone that took a chance and picked up three dirty, smelly hikers on your journey. Good karma coming your way. Next, we finish our adventure in the final state of the trail, Montana. Want to see us, reach out! Want to mail us a pony or sports car to finish the trail on/in? Send us a message. Until next time, keep on, keepin’ on ya’ll!! 😘🤘🏽

21/07/2025

Hello ya’ll! This section was Lander to Pinedale, 88 miles. Ville here giving K.G a break from writing captions to these posts. As I’m writing this I’m also filling up my belly with ice cream, go me! This section was our absolute favorite so far. If crossing the Great Basin in the last section was like visiting a porta potty on the last day of the festival this section was the complete opposite. What a gem of a place Cirque of the Towers is 🤩. We also were reunited with our great hiking compadre , Yay!

16/07/2025

Whelp, we’re still hiking the CDT! Winter Park, CO - Lander, WY (441 miles) It’s been a diverse stretch. We had lots of snow, mosquitoes + downed trees to climb over in Colorado. We crossed into Wyoming, made our way out of the mountains into the desert and trudged through the Great Basin. It was hot 🥵 dry, flat-ish, windy + without shade. We went from copious amounts of water in Colorado, to long water carries between cow ponds in Wyoming. We are now wearing through our 3rd pair of shoes 👠 We’ve seen antelope, wild horses, deer, elk, horney toads, rock chucks, foxes, coyotes, snakes, grouse, pheasants, and cows 🐄 And still, we continue to encounter kindness everywhere. We’ve been given a place to sleep, snacks, sodas, water and beer 🍺 This country and world are full of kind people if you’re willing to be vulnerable, courageous, trusting and willing to talk to strangers. Next, we will hike through the Wind River Range. Can’t wait! Until next time, keep on, keepin’ on y’all 😘

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