Utah | I Almost Quit My Motorcycle Adventure

I left my camp on Moki Dudway and took the wrong road to St. George, Utah. And the only reason I went there was to buy a new road. I walked a few miles, 100 miles on the tunnel. When I get to the big city, the tram, the tram, the tram, the tram. And I go to that place. And I went in there to buy a new tunnel. And they don't have it. I've been thinking about calling all the tracks that way. I'm ready to take it home and say, Anyway, it's not the time to go into this phase. Go into the city and handle the tram, the tram, the tram, the tram, and all that stuff. It's really hard for me. I'm on the 14th Street northbound. And as soon as I went up and into the mountain, everything changed. This is what I'm looking for. So let's go north and see what happens on the other side. We're at the subway station. It's a place that looks like a million-dollar street. It's called G1, after Butler's network. It's one of the best ways to travel. So we're going down the $1 million road. Then we'll go to Boulder City. However, before this road was built in 1940, Boulder was the last city in America to be notified by Mule. So today is June, I've been on the road since April. And I'm in the middle of Utah. Today is a great day. Generally speaking, these are the best roads I've ever built. This place looks great. And luckily, it was locked. I've been planning to camp at a place called Fish Lake. I can't find many trees in the forest. The house is finished. So I went through the forest and looked for normal trees. And I found this tree in the forest, And it's not funny anymore. I'm sitting here, on a tree in the woods, And I'm looking through a river. There is a very hearty tree Through the road. It's the summer season every morning. The whole house has come and done business with the trees. And have reduced the limit a little. And there's some light in the trees in the forest, If we go through this, I'll have a dream. But now, I feel very happy. And I will continue to do what I can. And find your way home. That's the plan now. And as we know, The plan will be changed. But that's where we are. We'll go through here.