A Scientific Look at the Thur-hiker PCT Communicator
Summary Thru-hiking is hiking a long distance trail end to end within one hiking season. A thru-hiker is primarily an inhabitant of North America. They are found in the tundras, mountains, rocky cliffs, and desert canyons. A thru-hiker is typically thin, excessively hairy, and darker skinned. The gear of a thur-hiker is usually consisted of tools to make their meals, footwear, and tools to make fire. Thur-hikers are known to eat mostly everything with a lot of calories, such as sweets, meat, pizza, and beer. Many thur-hikers may be seen alone in social settings, they are strong individuals, but they also have a strong smell. The lifespan of a thur-hiker is typically 85 years in the wild. 3 Facts I’ve learned Thur-hikers are found in North America, the lifespan of a thur-hiker is 85 years of age, and a thur-hikers IQ is almost always lower as the trip progresses. Interesting things I’ve learned Two