About the Walk For Liberty; If you support liberty, move to New Hampshire; Custom insole update; Interstate highway walking is not fun; Exploring old section of highway; Windsurfers on Columbia River; Small waterfall; Windy; “The Law”; Taking a tractor to NH; Old couple turned to stone waiting for freedom; Stone buffalo; Snow-covered mountain; Hood River
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5 Responses to “Video: Walk For Liberty Day 31 - Abandoned Highway”
The mountain in Washington in the video looks like pictures I’ve seen of Mt. Adams, and it makes sense that you’d be able to see it from Hood River.
Will, thanks for all the work you’ve done putting together these videos. It’s been great seeing all of the scenery and following your progress. It’s got to be awesome to have done all of the planning for this and now seeing it come to fruition.
BDP, I’ve gone through all of the older videos and “reverse engineered” the approximate ending coordinates for each day if you are interested in adding them to the map.
Wow, you guys are great! I feel kind of bad that I haven’t taken the time to get my gps data into a map yet so you wouldn’t have to do all that work! But I really appreciate the proactivity.
It’s been my pleasure making the videos, really. I’m glad you’ve been enjoying them.
May 21st, 2008 at 10:15 pm
I decided to redo the map with embedded YouTube clips. I hope it works.
http://tinyurl.com/6c3fg4
May 21st, 2008 at 10:28 pm
Very cool, great idea! I hope I’ll be able to do that as well once I finally have time to convert my watch gps data into a google map.
May 22nd, 2008 at 6:40 am
The flowers in this video are gorgeous.
May 22nd, 2008 at 5:09 pm
The mountain in Washington in the video looks like pictures I’ve seen of Mt. Adams, and it makes sense that you’d be able to see it from Hood River.
Will, thanks for all the work you’ve done putting together these videos. It’s been great seeing all of the scenery and following your progress. It’s got to be awesome to have done all of the planning for this and now seeing it come to fruition.
BDP, I’ve gone through all of the older videos and “reverse engineered” the approximate ending coordinates for each day if you are interested in adding them to the map.
May 22nd, 2008 at 5:55 pm
Wow, you guys are great! I feel kind of bad that I haven’t taken the time to get my gps data into a map yet so you wouldn’t have to do all that work! But I really appreciate the proactivity.
It’s been my pleasure making the videos, really. I’m glad you’ve been enjoying them.