Julia Geisler

I definitely struggled coming off that trail because it was a month in the woods and then I was dumped into this city. And it's a pretty eclectic, crazy city where anything goes. So it was a bit shocking and overwhelming to come out of the woods for me that time than I think any other hikes I've done. And I had no idea where I was going next.

I definitely struggled coming off that trail because it was a month in the woods and then I was dumped into this city. And it's a pretty eclectic, crazy city where anything goes. So it was a bit shocking and overwhelming to come out of the woods for me that time than I think any other hikes I've done. And I had no idea where I was going next.

So it was a little bit unmooring to come off of, you know, you have your goal and then you're done. And now what?

So it was a little bit unmooring to come off of, you know, you have your goal and then you're done. And now what?

So Eric, how was your time at camp?

So Eric, how was your time at camp?

Have the children behaved?

Have the children behaved?

What are your highlights of the camp?

What are your highlights of the camp?

What would you recommend to other people coming to this camp?

What would you recommend to other people coming to this camp?

Always have fun.

Always have fun.

Thank you, Eric.

Thank you, Eric.

I do remember getting messages, mostly from Eric, on updates of life of like, you know, here are the grandkids or Marilyn and I are doing this. I guess I somehow learned of Alan's passing probably through Eric.

I do remember getting messages, mostly from Eric, on updates of life of like, you know, here are the grandkids or Marilyn and I are doing this. I guess I somehow learned of Alan's passing probably through Eric.

I don't think I'd ever really heard much of the Highline Trail. It's kind of Utah's best kept secret, which might be out once this podcast comes out. But I don't remember that much, like knowing that much. And so him saying, you know, I want to do this trail. It's at, what, 10,000 feet for a lot of it and right in your backyard. Yeah. I was like, huh.

I don't think I'd ever really heard much of the Highline Trail. It's kind of Utah's best kept secret, which might be out once this podcast comes out. But I don't remember that much, like knowing that much. And so him saying, you know, I want to do this trail. It's at, what, 10,000 feet for a lot of it and right in your backyard. Yeah. I was like, huh.