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And she looked at me and she said, what do you do when you begin to feel despair coming on?

And I thought, my gosh, my 11-year-old just looked at me and said,

how do I do battle with despair when it's coming at me?

And I said, I don't know.

This is the Adventure Sports Podcast, where we hear stories of adventure from every corner of the planet.

We interview all sorts of

folks who are using their sport to explore the world around them and give you the inspiration

you need to get out there and have some fun. Do you feel like you're in a place in life where you can't do an adventure for whatever reason,

whether, you know, your family's too big or, you know, you're married now?

I definitely had that feeling.

And even, you know, having our first kid, it does feel like it changed things,

changes things, but in all honesty, it really doesn't. And today we're talking to some

folks who kind of took all those excuses and threw them out the window and said, we're going to do it

anyway. They had four kids or have four kids, and all the way from 11 to 17 years old decided to figure out a way to do

schooling or postpone schooling on the road and through hike the entire Pacific Crest Trail.

And that's the Strawbridge family.

And what's cool about them is that, you know, it was an easy for them.

Of course, it's not going to be easy for any family of six to get out there and through

hike for six months. But they had to face a lot of financial hardship first and get

through some financial stuff. But one of the things they really talk about are really iterated,

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