Miia Tsunami
Born and raised in an awkward tiny village in Northern Finland, currently living in Stockholm, Sweden. Besides hiking I love climbing, traveling, drag, weird theme parties and languages, especially Turkish. I work currently as an audiobook publisher but I was given leave for the hike. I am starting my SoBo hike on the Pacific Crest Trail in 2022. This will be my first hike in the USA and only my second visit in the country, so besides a shock for my body I am expecting a cultural shock.
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Feeling high at the Sierras
Day 78: Zero in South Lake Tahoe All night there was some latin music played at the campground and there were dogs barking and people shouting.
The weather that tried to kill me
Day 73: Zero day. Hitch from Quincy La Porte road to Sierra City. I woke up all night when a crazy wind was shaking the tent and a rain was
Ashes to asses in Nor Cal
Day 68: Zero miles. Burney to Old Station I had breakfast at the spooky church with Fish and Nine Beers and went then to do
Bears and Tears
Day 63: Zero in Etna I woke up automatically by the sunrise and went to a breakfast at the local bakery. Some man was wondering that there were no
SloBoing to California
Day 56: Tentsite at mile 927 to Ashland I got up just before six and started hiking down the hill. I saw Sniff a little bit ahead of me. I had
Fear and Loathing in Oregon
Day 50: 9 miles. Highway 138 - Highway 209 I was sleeping better than usually in a bed but woke up at 6 again. I went to do my laundry
Stucked in Vortex in Oregon
Day 37: 0 miles - Hood River We had a zero day doing grocery shopping sending two resupply packages and doing laundry as well as eating and
Washington – done!
Day 32: 3 miles. Trout Lake - Dirtroad at mile 427 There were 22 tents at the camp behind the church at night and I had hard time sleeping