Update 33: Gondolas and the Yellow Deli
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Date: 2020-08-18
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Thomas
Your 'aside' commentary on the Yellow Deli folks warmed my heart. To me the fuss is about fear. the trail will wring that out of you after 1600+ miles. I'm not a group think person so it's not for me. But I was taught the golden rule growing up and those folks were non judgemental and kind to me. Your future hypothetical kids are fortunate. I didn't eat a restaurant or store bough egg til I went to college. My family was a tight little farming group (no religious affiliations. just remembered the depression) and we looked after and provided for ourselves and our neighbors. I now practice closed loop year round indoor/outdoor horticulture and gardening in Oregon. Are you familiar with the closed loop concept? I also make my own wild crafted medicines (my father was given an 8 percent chance to live a year from mesothelioma. he skipped chemo and i shipped him my tonics. still do. 5 years later) oh, and his eyesight and blood pressure were cured at 78 years old as well. AND youre a college football and peach cobbler fan! We must be long lost siblings! Your trip has been inspiring. I used to hike the northern california redwoods and parts (2 years all) of the PCT then tore every ligament in my left knee in a fall. I've been nervous about packing but after watching and listening to your journey. my gear is being inventoried, knee brace updated and I will be doing a 5 day Redwoods sachet in 2 weeks. Thanks again for your example and good natured sharing Ms. Jessica. Oh, and GO BUCKEYES wah wah wah (at least you're not a Bama fan. they loathe my team: ) Happy Trails and if you're ever out west (PCT etc, I'd be happy to provide any supports along the Oregon course you may need. Look forward to checking out what you're doing with microgreens! It sounds similar to what I do for a living. if you love it, it's not a job. Peace to you and yours.
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Your 'aside' commentary on the Yellow Deli folks warmed my heart. To me the fuss is about fear. the trail will wring that out of you after 1600+ miles. I'm not a group think person so it's not for me. But I was taught the golden rule growing up and those folks were non judgemental and kind to me. Your future hypothetical kids are fortunate. I didn't eat a restaurant or store bough egg til I went to college. My family was a tight little farming group (no religious affiliations. just remembered the depression) and we looked after and provided for ourselves and our neighbors. I now practice closed loop year round indoor/outdoor horticulture and gardening in Oregon. Are you familiar with the closed loop concept? I also make my own wild crafted medicines (my father was given an 8 percent chance to live a year from mesothelioma. he skipped chemo and i shipped him my tonics. still do. 5 years later) oh, and his eyesight and blood pressure were cured at 78 years old as well. AND youre a college football and peach cobbler fan! We must be long lost siblings! Your trip has been inspiring. I used to hike the northern california redwoods and parts (2 years all) of the PCT then tore every ligament in my left knee in a fall. I've been nervous about packing but after watching and listening to your journey. my gear is being inventoried, knee brace updated and I will be doing a 5 day Redwoods sachet in 2 weeks. Thanks again for your example and good natured sharing Ms. Jessica. Oh, and GO BUCKEYES wah wah wah (at least you're not a Bama fan. they loathe my team: ) Happy Trails and if you're ever out west (PCT etc, I'd be happy to provide any supports along the Oregon course you may need. Look forward to checking out what you're doing with microgreens! It sounds similar to what I do for a living. if you love it, it's not a job. Peace to you and yours.
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alcrow
Yellow deli owned and operated by a dangerous religious cult calling themselves Twelve Tribes. Please avoid yellow delis like the plague. They believe beating their children with sticks brings them closer to their God!
Visit www. question12tibes. com for a better picture of this group. Yes thank you for advertising and promoting a religious cult with over 40 years history of child abuse, allowing known and convicted pedophiles to circulate unsupervised among their children, violation of child labour laws, neglect of childhood education, the secret burial of unreported infant deaths due to medical neglect during childbirth and the exploitation of vulnerable people unfortunate enough to find themselves in the midst of these sick twisted cult freaks. You should be congratulated for celebrating people so sick they believe children need to be beaten with sticks in order to be closer to their god. Good for you!
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Yellow deli owned and operated by a dangerous religious cult calling themselves Twelve Tribes. Please avoid yellow delis like the plague. They believe beating their children with sticks brings them closer to their God!
Visit www. question12tibes. com for a better picture of this group. Yes thank you for advertising and promoting a religious cult with over 40 years history of child abuse, allowing known and convicted pedophiles to circulate unsupervised among their children, violation of child labour laws, neglect of childhood education, the secret burial of unreported infant deaths due to medical neglect during childbirth and the exploitation of vulnerable people unfortunate enough to find themselves in the midst of these sick twisted cult freaks. You should be congratulated for celebrating people so sick they believe children need to be beaten with sticks in order to be closer to their god. Good for you!
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Blenda
Hey. My name is smoke, and I did the A. T last year. By a flip flop. I plan on doing the PCT here very soon. How much water did you carry with you through the desert?
I can't even comprehend the journey I accomplished. What should I make from the AT. It has been hard for me to relate to anybody now. It's very frustrating.
What guide did you use for the pct, and by what means did you do getting to the trail head beginning the pct?
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Hey. My name is smoke, and I did the A. T last year. By a flip flop. I plan on doing the PCT here very soon. How much water did you carry with you through the desert?
I can't even comprehend the journey I accomplished. What should I make from the AT. It has been hard for me to relate to anybody now. It's very frustrating.
What guide did you use for the pct, and by what means did you do getting to the trail head beginning the pct?
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Hucfinn
What's the difference between a choice and a so called Cult? I guess it's just a matter of which side of the question your on! I was raised on garden food and farm raised meats so I never wondered where our food came from! I learned how to milk a cow when I was four ( 4. Most city kids now days think that meat comes wrapped in plastic from a store! I feel sorry for them!
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What's the difference between a choice and a so called Cult? I guess it's just a matter of which side of the question your on! I was raised on garden food and farm raised meats so I never wondered where our food came from! I learned how to milk a cow when I was four ( 4. Most city kids now days think that meat comes wrapped in plastic from a store! I feel sorry for them!
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alcrow
ok so please all of you commenters who think the Twelve Tribes is not a cult, please visit www. question12tribes. com and read the articles, news stories, testimony from ex members and please do your research before coming on here and promoting and advertising a group who has been responsible for so much suffering and pain.
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ok so please all of you commenters who think the Twelve Tribes is not a cult, please visit www. question12tribes. com and read the articles, news stories, testimony from ex members and please do your research before coming on here and promoting and advertising a group who has been responsible for so much suffering and pain.
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Piroj
Wow, Vermont is beautiful. And when I visited Smokey Mountain Nation Park, I went to a place called Ghost Town In The Sky. To get there we had to ride a chair lift just like that. It was so cool. I love nature and the sights and sounds she makes. The hostel looks cool and you got to meet Thor, Waldo and Cookie. lol: )
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Wow, Vermont is beautiful. And when I visited Smokey Mountain Nation Park, I went to a place called Ghost Town In The Sky. To get there we had to ride a chair lift just like that. It was so cool. I love nature and the sights and sounds she makes. The hostel looks cool and you got to meet Thor, Waldo and Cookie. lol: )
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travel
I was wondering where the rest of the crew you were hiking with were at this point. I thought you and Rebel Yell were inseperable. I am a Vermonter and enjoy the Yellow Deli the food is outstanding. Totally not a cult but very friendly people who run it.
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I was wondering where the rest of the crew you were hiking with were at this point. I thought you and Rebel Yell were inseperable. I am a Vermonter and enjoy the Yellow Deli the food is outstanding. Totally not a cult but very friendly people who run it.
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Patrick
Two questions. In terms of the actual hiking, was the North or South end the hardest part? And having done this already, would you recommend going North or South? (As an aside, if you do it again, will you go South next time)
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Two questions. In terms of the actual hiking, was the North or South end the hardest part? And having done this already, would you recommend going North or South? (As an aside, if you do it again, will you go South next time)
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Papa
We crossed paths in New Jersey (Troop 284 NY) the boys thought it was so cool you mentioned them in your video. Excited to see you in Vermont; I plan on through hiking the Long Trail in 2017.
Papa Bear
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We crossed paths in New Jersey (Troop 284 NY) the boys thought it was so cool you mentioned them in your video. Excited to see you in Vermont; I plan on through hiking the Long Trail in 2017.
Papa Bear
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