Shane and I still out on our night hike, walking our way down a ridge line. Again, it's like

one thirty two o'clock in the morning, something like that. The Olympic Project Expedition

for people out there, if you get a chance, if you can come get into the next position

with these guys, I learned so much that one of the things I thought was really cool today

was Tom's presentation with the group going out and he got dressed up like a sass

watch. People knew they well, explained it to the audience. Yeah, first of all, yeah, Tom

Baker, it was kind of a group. It was the last minute thing. We do this for our group. We

done multiple experiments with Thurms at night. We just decided that Tom Baker's got a

pretty funny looking sass watch costume that he would go out for this particular expedition.

He would go out and do roadside crossings, ridge crossings, he would stand still. The goal

was to see who would spot him and how quickly they could capture him on film or camera.

And I will say this, we were very safe that nobody, he would not get shot, that no

somebody wouldn't shoot him when he did have orange best on when he was not doing his

thing. So very careful, obviously, a lot of people are like, oh, so I'm going to shoot

him. No, we're pretty remote and took all the precautions. But having said that, it was

very interesting. Nine times out of ten, nobody saw him whether he was walking. And every

was very, very attentive. He was spotted at times, but basically nobody could get him

on film or on camera when they did, guess what they captured, a blob scotch. Yeah, that's

what the part I thought was amazing. Looking at the people's pictures, some of the crappiest

pictures I've ever seen. The group knew he was out there, kind of knew kind of where he

was going to be at. And just to see if people could get pictures, you know, a lot of people

complain nowadays or it's like, well, we have all this technology, we have all these cameras,

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