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- Katie!
- Yup?

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Can you help?

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I need a blurb
on this new perfume.

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You know the drill,
20 words or less?

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Okay, um, hmm...

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How about, "This combination
of vanilla and rose

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will whisk you away to days
spent reading Jane Austen

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in an English country garden?"

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That'll work.
Send that to me

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- Sure.
- Thanks.

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Sabrina, hey, um,

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do you think there's a chance

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that I could maybe
work on something

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with more than 20 words?

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You know, like, I don't know, a paragraph,

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or a couple of paragraphs?

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I'm sorry, Katie,
I need the blurbs.

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- [cell phone chimes]
- Sure.

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Queen of the Blurbs,
at your service.

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Oh, no.

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What? Is everything okay?

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Brooke Palmer broke her leg,

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and she's supposed to go
on assignment this weekend.

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Oh, no...

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but does that mean that
you need to send somebody else

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on the assignment?

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[groans]
We'll have to.

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We need this article
for the summer issue.

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I'll do it.

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I'm sorry?

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I'll do it.
I'm up for it.

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Katie, you don't even know
what it is,

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and Brooke's our most
accomplished travel writer.

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I know.

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I'm ready.

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The assignment is glamping.

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I'm sorry?

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Glamping.
It's like camping plus glamor.

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Camping?

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In the woods?

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With the bears, and...

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all things
I'm totally not afraid of?

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Well, it's not roughing it.

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It's fancy.

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Wow.

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Well, I can do fancy.

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It's a week
at Sunrise Peaks Resort.

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Sounds intimidating...

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...but awesome!
Awesome.

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Maybe... this gig
isn't for you.

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No, no, no, Sabrina,

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I can do this, okay?

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I can do this.
I-I-I want to do this.

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Okay, do you even own
a pair of hiking boots?

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That is my point.

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You are a city girl, Katie.

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And that, Sabrina, is my pitch.

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I will bring a fresh
and honest perspective.

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All right, city girl.

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I like it.

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Really?

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Mm-hmm.
Pack your bags.

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You're leaving tomorrow.

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Oh, thank you, Sabrina,
thank you so much.

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I promise you,
I will not disappoint.

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Good.

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Oh, and just so you know,

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we don't tell the resorts
that you're press.

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Usually, we would register
with a fake name, but...

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Nobody knows who I am.

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I'm a rookie,

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but I'll still, of course,
be totally undercover.

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All right.
Well, good luck.

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Thank you.

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Oh, one more thing,

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how many words?

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2,000.

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Cool.

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♪ ♪

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Thank you.

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You'll be in Camp Two,
in the Oak Tent.

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Okay.

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Oh, I guess there are no keys
for this check-in.

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Correct.

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No need for keys with a tent,

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but in the meantime,

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please feel free
to help yourself

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to our pastry and coffee bar,

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and when you're ready,

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I'll be happy to take you
and your bag

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down to your base camp.

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- Thank you.
- You're very welcome.

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[concierge] Laurence...

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will you take this bag
down to Base Camp Two?

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Try one of the crullers.

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Chase, who just checked you in,
he went to culinary school,

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and it's just one
of the many reasons

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why we're lucky
to have him here.

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I'm Olivia Barry,

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my family owns the resort.

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Oh, it's so nice to meet you.

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Um, this place is just...

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wow.

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- And you are?
- Katie.

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Yeah. Just... just Katie Ryan.

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Well, Ms. Ryan,

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you are in the best hands,

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because Chase is going to be
your camp butler

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during your stay,

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and he's available 24/7.

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Camp butler?

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Am I staying at a castle
or a campground?

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[laughs] Well, we aim
for a little bit of both.

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Please enjoy your stay,

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and if there's
anything you need, just ask.

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Thank you.

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[clears throat]

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I'll be taking you
to your accommodations.

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Over that way is the spa
and outdoor yoga facility,

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and just down the hill,
we have our organic garden.

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All the vegetables
that we serve on site

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are grown on site.

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Wow.

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[Chase] Your stay should be
fun and exciting

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and good
for your overall well-being.

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Wow...

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And then there's the zip-lining,

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and the ropes course,

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which is actually
quite thrilling.

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I highly recommend it.

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[chuckles]

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Okay.

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[Chase] Here at the resort,

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we have kayaking,
canoeing, fishing,

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horseback riding,

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or if you so choose,

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you can just relax by the lake
and enjoy the view.

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Now you're talking.

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Um... well, there's a horse.

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There's a horse, right there.

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We'll just...

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Let's just wait here a second.

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Okay, but should we
be worried, though?

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Because it looks like
it's coming right at us.

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Whoa!

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That's it, Lucy.
Easy girl.

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Hey, Chase.

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Didn't mean to interrupt.

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No problem, Will.

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Have a good day.

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Was that Will Martin?

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The guide that climbs mountains
and hikes across Alaska?

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The one and only.

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He's our head Wilderness Guide.

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He's actually part of the reason

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I wanted to work here.

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Aside from being
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he's also an environmental
biologist.

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And apparently, cowboy.

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Exactly.

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He is quite the draw
for outdoor enthusiasts.

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Shall we get going?

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Mm-hmm.

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Your base camp
is just down here.

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Okay.

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♪ ♪

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[Katie chuckles in delight]

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[Chase] Welcome to Oak.

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[Katie] This is a tent?

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[Chase] Well, it's not
your typical tent.

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For instance,
there's electricity, Wi-Fi,

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and as you can see,
there's an en-suite bath.

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[gasps]

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This bathtub,
are you kidding me?

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It tends to get
a little chilly at night,

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so when we come
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we'll also light
the wood-burning stove,

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and on clear nights,

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please feel free to use
our luxury telescope

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for stargazing.

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I just want to hug you
right now.

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[chuckling]

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You didn't happen to pack
trail runners, did you,

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or is that something
we can help you with?

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Do you mean like hiking boots?

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Out of curiosity,
what size might you be?

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Uh... seven?

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Wonderful.

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Well, please feel free
to get settled,

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and we'll handle the rest.

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Okay.

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[Katie] Wow...

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Now, this I can do.

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Ridiculously beautiful,
isn't it?

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It's like something
out of a storybook.

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Totally.

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I'm Penny.

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Nice to meet you.

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I'm your neighbor.
That's my tent.

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Oh, cool.
I'm Katie.

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Did you just get here, too?

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Yesterday,

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and let me tell you,
this place is amazing.

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I got some great pictures
of eagles today.

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Are you a photographer?

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I dabble,

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and I have
134 Instagram followers,

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so watch out.

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[laughing]

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Are you here by yourself?

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Yeah.

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Me too!

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So what brings you here?

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Work.

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A working vacation?

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Well, not work, work...

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Just, um...

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I'm a writer.

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A creative writer?

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Oh, I see,

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nature as inspiration.

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Best cure for writer's block.

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Yeah, that.

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Oh, did you see the super
handsome wilderness guy,

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Will Martin?

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I signed up for
his birdwatching tour tomorrow.

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You should come.

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Oh, birdwatching, huh?

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Um, is camouflage required?

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Oh, yes, full camo.

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We gotta sneak up
on those fearsome swallows.

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Oh.

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No.

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[laughs] Okay.

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Can you tell I'm from the city?

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Well, I am, too,
so I won't hold it against you.

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Well, it's really great
meeting you,

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but I'm off to a massage.

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It's really hard going
around here.

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It's so nice to meet you.

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You too.

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I'll see you around, I'm sure!

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Okay. Bye.

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♪ ♪

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How do those feel?

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Um... good, I think.

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- Yeah?
- Yeah.

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I should probably just wear
a t-shirt that says "rookie."

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Speaking of which,

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what do you think I should do
for my first day here?

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Keeping in mind

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that this is the first time

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I've ever heard the term
"trail runner"?

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Right.

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Uh, well,
there's a great easy trail

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down by the lake.

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Ah... yeah, I can walk.

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I'm good at walking.

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- Excellent.
- Yeah.

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Go to the end of the pathway,

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and look for the sign
that says "Rainbow Trail,"

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then follow the trail markers,
and you're on your way.

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Trail markers.

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Okay, got it.

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Excellent, and remember,

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you can call me
for tent service at any time.

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Tent service?

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Is this place for real?

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Sure is.

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00:09:34.486 --> 00:09:35.270
Enjoy.

274
00:09:42.494 --> 00:09:44.975
[chittering]

275
00:09:45.019 --> 00:09:47.021
Aw, so cute!

276
00:09:47.064 --> 00:09:49.327
[chuckles in delight]

277
00:09:49.371 --> 00:09:50.285
Huh?

278
00:09:52.679 --> 00:09:54.594
[gasps]

279
00:09:57.118 --> 00:09:58.032
[growls]

280
00:10:03.690 --> 00:10:04.604
Bear, bear, bear!

281
00:10:06.823 --> 00:10:08.042
Bear...

282
00:10:08.085 --> 00:10:09.086
-Whoa.

283
00:10:09.130 --> 00:10:10.958
Whoa, whoa.
You okay?

284
00:10:11.001 --> 00:10:12.612
There's a bear back there.

285
00:10:12.655 --> 00:10:13.656
I gotcha.
You're fine.

286
00:10:13.700 --> 00:10:14.744
He's right back there.

287
00:10:14.788 --> 00:10:15.702
He won't hurt you.

288
00:10:15.745 --> 00:10:17.529
He's really big.

289
00:10:17.573 --> 00:10:19.401
Don't worry.

290
00:10:19.444 --> 00:10:20.620
Are you sure?

291
00:10:20.663 --> 00:10:21.969
That's Chester.

292
00:10:22.012 --> 00:10:23.535
Chester?

293
00:10:23.579 --> 00:10:24.798
He's practically
our welcoming committee.

294
00:10:24.841 --> 00:10:26.060
What?

295
00:10:26.103 --> 00:10:27.496
Yeah, he's lived here
his whole life.

296
00:10:27.539 --> 00:10:28.628
He's pretty old.

297
00:10:28.671 --> 00:10:30.499
Totally harmless.

298
00:10:30.542 --> 00:10:31.500
Although...

299
00:10:31.543 --> 00:10:32.936
What?

300
00:10:32.980 --> 00:10:34.546
You know you should never run
when you see a bear.

301
00:10:34.590 --> 00:10:35.809
I know, I know,

302
00:10:35.852 --> 00:10:36.679
you're supposed to lie down
and play dead,

303
00:10:36.723 --> 00:10:38.159
but my instincts told me to run,

304
00:10:38.202 --> 00:10:39.900
and I wasn't exactly
expecting to run into a bear

305
00:10:39.943 --> 00:10:41.858
on my very first hike.

306
00:10:41.902 --> 00:10:43.294
Hey, I'd call that lucky.

307
00:10:43.338 --> 00:10:44.774
Oh.

308
00:10:44.818 --> 00:10:46.341
Yay.

309
00:10:46.384 --> 00:10:49.083
I'm Will, by the way.

310
00:10:49.126 --> 00:10:50.606
You were
on the horse trail earlier?

311
00:10:50.650 --> 00:10:52.086
Yeah, that was me.
Also terrified.

312
00:10:52.129 --> 00:10:53.174
I'm Katie.

313
00:10:53.217 --> 00:10:54.523
Well, nice to meet you, Katie.

314
00:10:54.566 --> 00:10:55.916
I was actually out here
looking for you.

315
00:10:55.959 --> 00:10:57.744
Really?

316
00:10:57.787 --> 00:10:58.919
Yeah, Chase gave me a heads-up.

317
00:10:58.962 --> 00:11:00.834
Thought you might like a guide.

318
00:11:00.877 --> 00:11:02.139
Hmm. Right, huh...

319
00:11:02.183 --> 00:11:03.271
"This is Chase,

320
00:11:03.314 --> 00:11:04.707
"we got a rookie
on the Rainbow Trail.

321
00:11:04.751 --> 00:11:06.840
Please send reinforcements."

322
00:11:06.883 --> 00:11:08.232
Happy to help.

323
00:11:08.276 --> 00:11:09.277
Now, if you're willing,

324
00:11:09.320 --> 00:11:11.018
why don't you follow me?

325
00:11:11.061 --> 00:11:12.628
I know all the good spots.

326
00:11:12.672 --> 00:11:13.455
Without bears.

327
00:11:13.498 --> 00:11:14.543
Oh, yes, please.

328
00:11:14.586 --> 00:11:15.936
♪ ♪

329
00:11:15.979 --> 00:11:18.721
So I heard you went
a 1,000-mile trek across Alaska.

330
00:11:18.765 --> 00:11:20.505
I did.
How'd you know about that?

331
00:11:20.549 --> 00:11:22.072
I read about you.

332
00:11:22.116 --> 00:11:23.334
Trail magazine?

333
00:11:23.378 --> 00:11:25.206
- Yeah.
- Really?

334
00:11:25.249 --> 00:11:26.729
You subscribe to it, or?

335
00:11:26.773 --> 00:11:30.646
Uh, no, I read it
at the dentist.

336
00:11:30.690 --> 00:11:31.908
Ah...

337
00:11:31.952 --> 00:11:34.302
Well, I didn't really like
that article.

338
00:11:34.345 --> 00:11:35.433
Why not?

339
00:11:35.477 --> 00:11:36.347
When I agreed to it,

340
00:11:36.391 --> 00:11:38.523
the journalist assured me

341
00:11:38.567 --> 00:11:40.090
that it would be about
my conservation work,

342
00:11:40.134 --> 00:11:42.005
which is why I was doing
the hike in the first place,

343
00:11:42.049 --> 00:11:43.572
but in the end,

344
00:11:43.615 --> 00:11:46.227
he was more interested in
plugging the gear I was using,

345
00:11:46.270 --> 00:11:48.098
and let's just say

346
00:11:48.142 --> 00:11:50.144
it's taught me to be wary
of journalists,

347
00:11:50.187 --> 00:11:51.841
and to make sure that in future,

348
00:11:51.885 --> 00:11:54.278
I keep myself out of the story.

349
00:11:54.322 --> 00:11:56.237
Huh.

350
00:11:57.368 --> 00:11:58.500
So, what brings you here?

351
00:12:00.197 --> 00:12:04.593
Oh, uh, I'm here
to widen my horizons.

352
00:12:04.636 --> 00:12:07.074
I'm not exactly
an outdoorsy type person,

353
00:12:07.117 --> 00:12:09.729
unless you count
sitting on sidewalk patios.

354
00:12:09.772 --> 00:12:11.165
Well, they do call
the city a jungle.

355
00:12:11.208 --> 00:12:14.081
That is true.

356
00:12:14.124 --> 00:12:15.778
Okay, so be honest,

357
00:12:15.822 --> 00:12:17.432
how worried do I need to be

358
00:12:17.475 --> 00:12:18.999
about strange animals
wandering into my tent?

359
00:12:19.042 --> 00:12:20.740
[Olivia]
Will, I was looking for you!

360
00:12:20.783 --> 00:12:22.524
Hi, Katie!

361
00:12:22.567 --> 00:12:23.612
Hey, Olivia...

362
00:12:23.655 --> 00:12:24.744
Nice to see you again.

363
00:12:24.787 --> 00:12:26.615
So, how are you
getting settled in?

364
00:12:26.658 --> 00:12:27.877
Is Will taking good care of you?

365
00:12:27.921 --> 00:12:29.313
Yes, I just went
on my very first hike,

366
00:12:29.357 --> 00:12:30.750
and I give it five stars.

367
00:12:30.793 --> 00:12:32.534
Well, you are lucky
to get him all to yourself.

368
00:12:32.577 --> 00:12:35.189
Usually, he's leading
group hikes.

369
00:12:35.232 --> 00:12:37.974
Well, I had a little run-in
with Chester.

370
00:12:38.018 --> 00:12:39.715
Ah, and Will saved the day.

371
00:12:39.759 --> 00:12:40.803
Sounds like him.

372
00:12:41.978 --> 00:12:44.285
Did you take her
to our favorite hike?

373
00:12:44.328 --> 00:12:45.808
We just did the Rainbow Trail.

374
00:12:45.852 --> 00:12:47.636
Oh, yeah, we love that one, too.

375
00:12:47.679 --> 00:12:49.769
- Mm-hmm.
- Actually,

376
00:12:49.812 --> 00:12:51.074
there isn't a trail here
that will disappoint.

377
00:12:51.118 --> 00:12:53.033
No.

378
00:12:53.076 --> 00:12:54.599
Will, when you get Katie
to her tent,

379
00:12:54.643 --> 00:12:56.514
I could use your help
creating an itinerary

380
00:12:56.558 --> 00:12:57.777
for one of our VIP guests...

381
00:12:57.820 --> 00:12:59.866
Guys, I can totally
handle it from here.

382
00:12:59.909 --> 00:13:00.910
Yeah, totally,

383
00:13:00.954 --> 00:13:02.042
and I think I have
an appointment

384
00:13:02.085 --> 00:13:03.608
with a clawfoot bath tub.

385
00:13:03.652 --> 00:13:05.132
So nice to see you,

386
00:13:05.175 --> 00:13:06.655
and that was so fun, thank you.

387
00:13:06.698 --> 00:13:08.265
Good work, rookie.

388
00:13:08.309 --> 00:13:09.701
Thank you.

389
00:13:09.745 --> 00:13:10.572
- Bye!
- Bye.

390
00:13:16.404 --> 00:13:18.145
[Chase] Tonight
we have local trout,

391
00:13:18.188 --> 00:13:19.711
wheat-berry salad,

392
00:13:19.755 --> 00:13:22.105
as well as cherry crumble
picked from our very own trees.

393
00:13:22.149 --> 00:13:23.237
Did you make this?

394
00:13:23.280 --> 00:13:24.238
I didn't,

395
00:13:24.281 --> 00:13:26.370
but I did help plan the menu.

396
00:13:26.414 --> 00:13:29.373
Okay, 'cause Olivia told me
about your culinary genius.

397
00:13:29.417 --> 00:13:30.810
Well, she's the one

398
00:13:30.853 --> 00:13:32.289
who lets me to flex
my creativity in the kitchen.

399
00:13:32.333 --> 00:13:35.379
She is wonderfully
supportive that way.

400
00:13:35.423 --> 00:13:37.773
Well, this looks incredible,

401
00:13:37.817 --> 00:13:39.993
and I, for some reason,
am starving.

402
00:13:40.036 --> 00:13:41.603
That's the fresh mountain air.

403
00:13:41.646 --> 00:13:42.517
Enjoy.

404
00:13:42.560 --> 00:13:43.300
Thank you.

405
00:13:47.043 --> 00:13:48.915
[owl hooting nearby]

406
00:13:51.004 --> 00:13:54.007
You be my lookout, okay?

407
00:14:04.452 --> 00:14:05.366
Good evening!

408
00:14:05.409 --> 00:14:06.584
Hi!

409
00:14:06.628 --> 00:14:07.977
How was your dinner?

410
00:14:08.021 --> 00:14:09.936
Ah, I couldn't resist,
I called for tent service.

411
00:14:09.979 --> 00:14:11.546
Who knew that was even a thing?

412
00:14:11.589 --> 00:14:13.896
I did that, too, my first night.

413
00:14:13.940 --> 00:14:15.550
How about you, did you get
some good photos today?

414
00:14:15.593 --> 00:14:17.552
Um, not too bad, actually.

415
00:14:17.595 --> 00:14:20.729
I think I got some decent ones
of the sunset over the lake.

416
00:14:20.772 --> 00:14:22.600
Can I see?

417
00:14:22.644 --> 00:14:24.472
Oh, I wouldn't want
to bore you with it.

418
00:14:24.515 --> 00:14:25.690
No, I want to see them.

419
00:14:25.734 --> 00:14:26.735
I'd love to.

420
00:14:26.778 --> 00:14:28.650
All right, well...

421
00:14:28.693 --> 00:14:30.870
this one's not too shabby.

422
00:14:33.307 --> 00:14:34.047
[gasps in delight]

423
00:14:34.090 --> 00:14:35.570
Beautiful.

424
00:14:36.658 --> 00:14:37.441
That's incredible.

425
00:14:37.485 --> 00:14:38.790
Wow.

426
00:14:38.834 --> 00:14:40.618
I could really use these.

427
00:14:40.662 --> 00:14:42.882
Use them?
For what?

428
00:14:42.925 --> 00:14:45.885
No.... Uh, no, no,
I meant muse.

429
00:14:45.928 --> 00:14:47.016
Muse, like, uh...

430
00:14:47.060 --> 00:14:48.452
Like a muse.
Like a creative...

431
00:14:48.496 --> 00:14:49.889
Spit it out.

432
00:14:49.932 --> 00:14:51.760
What are you trying not to say?

433
00:14:52.979 --> 00:14:54.458
Okay, um...

434
00:14:54.502 --> 00:14:56.547
I'm actually here
on a writing assignment

435
00:14:56.591 --> 00:14:57.548
for a magazine.

436
00:14:57.592 --> 00:14:59.420
[gasps] Oh, fancy!

437
00:14:59.463 --> 00:15:00.421
I know, right?

438
00:15:00.464 --> 00:15:01.639
And it's my first job,

439
00:15:01.683 --> 00:15:02.814
and I don't want to blow it,

440
00:15:02.858 --> 00:15:03.990
and it has to be kept a secret.

441
00:15:04.033 --> 00:15:06.122
I am a very good secret-keeper.

442
00:15:06.166 --> 00:15:07.428
Okay, good,

443
00:15:07.471 --> 00:15:10.039
but I actually really think
that your photos

444
00:15:10.083 --> 00:15:11.736
would help
make my article shine.

445
00:15:11.780 --> 00:15:12.999
Really?

446
00:15:13.042 --> 00:15:14.348
Yeah, I'd love to send them
to my editor?

447
00:15:14.391 --> 00:15:16.306
I mean,
you'd get credit, of course,

448
00:15:16.350 --> 00:15:17.960
and paid, obviously.

449
00:15:18.004 --> 00:15:20.702
Yes, please, I would like that
very much, thank you.

450
00:15:20.745 --> 00:15:22.486
Wow, I'm terrible
at being undercover.

451
00:15:22.530 --> 00:15:25.098
I've been here for one day,
and I've spilled the beans.

452
00:15:27.013 --> 00:15:28.884
Well, thank you
for the opportunity.

453
00:15:28.928 --> 00:15:30.277
Thank you.

454
00:15:30.320 --> 00:15:31.278
Oh, and...

455
00:15:32.801 --> 00:15:33.715
Thank you.

456
00:15:33.758 --> 00:15:35.108
Great.

457
00:15:35.151 --> 00:15:35.935
- Good night!
- Good night.

458
00:15:50.993 --> 00:15:52.603
[sighs deeply]

459
00:15:55.867 --> 00:15:56.825
[snaps laptop shut]

460
00:16:09.098 --> 00:16:10.447
[tapping]

461
00:16:12.972 --> 00:16:14.451
[tapping]

462
00:16:19.326 --> 00:16:20.675
[chittering]

463
00:16:25.071 --> 00:16:26.898
Hello?

464
00:16:26.942 --> 00:16:28.117
[chittering]

465
00:16:30.554 --> 00:16:32.992
[yelps]

466
00:16:40.869 --> 00:16:44.090
♪ ♪

467
00:16:57.451 --> 00:16:58.365
Thank you.

468
00:16:58.408 --> 00:16:59.975
Wow.

469
00:17:03.196 --> 00:17:06.025
♪ ♪

470
00:17:15.382 --> 00:17:17.340
[sighs deeply]

471
00:17:17.384 --> 00:17:18.472
Oh, hi.

472
00:17:18.515 --> 00:17:20.169
Good morning.

473
00:17:20.213 --> 00:17:22.215
I see you've found
my sunrise spot.

474
00:17:22.258 --> 00:17:23.303
Yeah, I'm so sorry.

475
00:17:23.346 --> 00:17:24.391
I didn't mean to interrupt.
I'll...

476
00:17:24.434 --> 00:17:25.435
Join me.

477
00:17:25.479 --> 00:17:26.915
It's the best way
to start the day.

478
00:17:26.958 --> 00:17:29.048
Okay.

479
00:17:29.091 --> 00:17:30.875
Thank you.

480
00:17:36.142 --> 00:17:38.100
Wow.

481
00:17:38.144 --> 00:17:41.669
It is stunning out here.

482
00:17:41.712 --> 00:17:44.019
Try to just take it all in...

483
00:17:44.063 --> 00:17:44.933
up here.

484
00:17:46.500 --> 00:17:47.675
Okay.

485
00:17:49.068 --> 00:17:50.678
I bet you don't even own
a cell phone.

486
00:17:50.721 --> 00:17:53.072
Oh, no, I do.

487
00:17:53.115 --> 00:17:53.985
Really?

488
00:17:54.029 --> 00:17:55.509
I can't really see you

489
00:17:55.552 --> 00:17:58.207
taking selfies
on mountain tops, though.

490
00:17:58.251 --> 00:18:01.428
Well, I definitely skip
the social media stuff,

491
00:18:01.471 --> 00:18:04.083
but I do have
the constellations app.

492
00:18:05.301 --> 00:18:06.563
Nerdy, huh?

493
00:18:06.607 --> 00:18:09.131
Kinda. [laughs]

494
00:18:09.175 --> 00:18:11.046
So, what do you recommend
I do for my second day?

495
00:18:11.090 --> 00:18:12.569
I was thinking
I should ease into it.

496
00:18:12.613 --> 00:18:14.441
Like, I could maybe
go for a kayak,

497
00:18:14.484 --> 00:18:16.443
or I could really get into
reading a book by the lake...

498
00:18:16.486 --> 00:18:18.314
First...

499
00:18:18.358 --> 00:18:20.360
let's just watch this sunrise.

500
00:18:20.403 --> 00:18:22.188
Take a breath.

501
00:18:22.231 --> 00:18:24.190
Then we'll plan.

502
00:18:24.233 --> 00:18:26.583
I can do that.

503
00:18:37.507 --> 00:18:38.726
How long do we...

504
00:18:38.769 --> 00:18:40.423
Shh...

505
00:18:40.467 --> 00:18:41.424
Yeah. Right.

506
00:18:52.174 --> 00:18:53.871
Hmm...

507
00:18:53.915 --> 00:18:55.743
Wow.

508
00:18:55.786 --> 00:18:56.787
Sorry.

509
00:18:56.831 --> 00:18:58.224
It's okay.

510
00:18:58.267 --> 00:18:59.877
It does take your breath away.

511
00:18:59.921 --> 00:19:02.750
Every time.

512
00:19:02.793 --> 00:19:05.013
Now, for a plan,

513
00:19:05.056 --> 00:19:07.624
how about a horseback ride?

514
00:19:07.668 --> 00:19:09.060
Oh, no.

515
00:19:09.104 --> 00:19:10.540
Uh, definitely not.

516
00:19:10.584 --> 00:19:12.890
I like to keep my feet
firmly planted on the ground.

517
00:19:12.934 --> 00:19:14.153
When was the last time

518
00:19:14.196 --> 00:19:15.589
you did something
for the first time?

519
00:19:15.632 --> 00:19:16.938
Uh...

520
00:19:16.981 --> 00:19:19.201
Last week, I tried
the spicy tuna roll

521
00:19:19.245 --> 00:19:21.508
instead of
the regular tuna roll, so...

522
00:19:21.551 --> 00:19:22.509
[laughs]

523
00:19:22.552 --> 00:19:24.641
...but I did go riding once.

524
00:19:24.685 --> 00:19:26.861
I begged my parents to send me
to horseback-riding camp,

525
00:19:26.904 --> 00:19:28.297
and then I...

526
00:19:28.341 --> 00:19:30.734
After getting
thrown off the horse,

527
00:19:30.778 --> 00:19:33.737
the experience really wasn't
worth the debate, so.

528
00:19:33.781 --> 00:19:35.565
What's that saying?

529
00:19:35.609 --> 00:19:39.134
Oh, yeah, "get right back
into the saddle?"

530
00:19:39.178 --> 00:19:40.657
Maybe not today.

531
00:19:40.701 --> 00:19:41.963
Fair enough.

532
00:19:42.006 --> 00:19:43.660
I heard that there was
a birdwatching tour?

533
00:19:43.704 --> 00:19:45.706
That sounds like really good
second-day material.

534
00:19:45.749 --> 00:19:46.794
Unless, of course,

535
00:19:46.837 --> 00:19:48.404
you have to scale,
like, a rock face

536
00:19:48.448 --> 00:19:50.450
to get a rare peek
at the species?

537
00:19:50.493 --> 00:19:52.843
No, not a rock face,
just a 100-foot tree.

538
00:19:52.887 --> 00:19:54.280
You're kidding.

539
00:19:54.323 --> 00:19:55.498
I am.

540
00:19:55.542 --> 00:19:56.978
[chuckles]
It'll be fun and tame.

541
00:19:57.021 --> 00:19:58.327
Okay.

542
00:19:58.371 --> 00:20:00.024
I'm sorry you're stuck
with a rookie like me.

543
00:20:00.068 --> 00:20:01.678
I like rookies.

544
00:20:01.722 --> 00:20:03.245
Really?

545
00:20:03.289 --> 00:20:04.290
"There's nothing
more beautiful in the world

546
00:20:04.333 --> 00:20:05.726
than a heart that's changing."

547
00:20:07.293 --> 00:20:08.903
That's beautiful.

548
00:20:08.946 --> 00:20:09.860
Is that yours?

549
00:20:09.904 --> 00:20:10.905
I wish.

550
00:20:10.948 --> 00:20:11.993
[chuckles]

551
00:20:12.036 --> 00:20:13.516
I'm not that eloquent
with words.

552
00:20:13.560 --> 00:20:17.128
That was what my first
camp counselor used to tell us.

553
00:20:17.172 --> 00:20:17.955
He was Navajo,

554
00:20:17.999 --> 00:20:18.956
and taught me things

555
00:20:19.000 --> 00:20:19.957
I couldn't learn
just from books.

556
00:20:20.001 --> 00:20:21.002
Hmm.

557
00:20:23.309 --> 00:20:25.441
So what about a rookie like me,
it doesn't get old?

558
00:20:25.485 --> 00:20:27.313
Not at all.

559
00:20:27.356 --> 00:20:29.619
Guests who are jaded,
who've done it all,

560
00:20:29.663 --> 00:20:30.925
they're way less fun.

561
00:20:30.968 --> 00:20:34.276
I love helping people
try new things.

562
00:20:34.320 --> 00:20:36.017
Even people with two left feet?

563
00:20:36.060 --> 00:20:37.323
How amazing did you feel

564
00:20:37.366 --> 00:20:38.976
after you finished
that hike yesterday?

565
00:20:39.020 --> 00:20:40.543
Incredible.

566
00:20:40.587 --> 00:20:41.501
See?

567
00:20:41.544 --> 00:20:43.329
Best job ever.

568
00:20:45.418 --> 00:20:46.332
Cool.

569
00:20:50.118 --> 00:20:52.773
♪ ♪

570
00:20:54.122 --> 00:20:55.993
[Will] Now, I'm guessing

571
00:20:56.037 --> 00:20:57.647
you folks enjoy
going for a hike,

572
00:20:57.691 --> 00:20:59.170
sitting by a lake...

573
00:20:59.214 --> 00:21:00.128
or a patio.

574
00:21:02.348 --> 00:21:05.264
Now try to imagine
any of those activities

575
00:21:05.307 --> 00:21:07.309
without birdsong.

576
00:21:07.353 --> 00:21:10.269
It's pretty hard, isn't it?

577
00:21:10.312 --> 00:21:13.359
Because bird songs are like
nature's radio station,

578
00:21:13.402 --> 00:21:15.404
and hopefully
by the end of this tour,

579
00:21:15.448 --> 00:21:18.015
you'll be able to name
some of its top-ten hits.

580
00:21:18.059 --> 00:21:19.495
[chuckling]

581
00:21:19.539 --> 00:21:21.367
It's usually easier
to hear birds

582
00:21:21.410 --> 00:21:22.150
before you see them...

583
00:21:25.501 --> 00:21:28.504
...and I recommend looking
with your bare eyes first,

584
00:21:28.548 --> 00:21:30.941
rather than your binoculars.

585
00:21:30.985 --> 00:21:33.030
Hear that?

586
00:21:33.074 --> 00:21:35.206
- [birds twittering]
- Yeah.

587
00:21:35.250 --> 00:21:37.252
Keep listening.

588
00:21:37.296 --> 00:21:39.515
Where's the song coming from?

589
00:21:39.559 --> 00:21:41.387
[birds singing]

590
00:21:41.430 --> 00:21:42.431
There!

591
00:21:42.475 --> 00:21:43.432
[bird twittering]

592
00:21:43.476 --> 00:21:44.607
[Penny] It's beautiful.

593
00:21:46.522 --> 00:21:47.784
Yeah, what is it?

594
00:21:47.828 --> 00:21:49.743
What does it look like?

595
00:21:49.786 --> 00:21:52.049
Um...

596
00:21:52.093 --> 00:21:56.793
Uh, like a sparrow with a...
like, a yellow top?

597
00:21:56.837 --> 00:21:58.404
Check your books.

598
00:21:59.579 --> 00:22:00.754
Oh, here it is.

599
00:22:00.797 --> 00:22:04.061
Um, it's a Golden-crowned
Sparrow, right?

600
00:22:04.105 --> 00:22:05.367
You got it.

601
00:22:05.411 --> 00:22:07.935
Now make a note in your book,

602
00:22:07.978 --> 00:22:09.632
and please,
be as descriptive as you like.

603
00:22:13.549 --> 00:22:15.159
All right, follow me.

604
00:22:15.203 --> 00:22:19.033
♪ ♪

605
00:22:28.695 --> 00:22:29.739
You see that one up there?

606
00:22:31.088 --> 00:22:33.352
Is it this one?

607
00:22:33.395 --> 00:22:34.135
No, it's that one.

608
00:22:34.178 --> 00:22:35.832
Oh, gosh.

609
00:22:35.876 --> 00:22:37.965
[chuckling]

610
00:22:39.358 --> 00:22:40.141
[giggling]

611
00:22:40.184 --> 00:22:42.839
Oh... kay.

612
00:22:42.883 --> 00:22:44.363
♪ ♪

613
00:22:48.149 --> 00:22:50.412
[Katie gasps] Wow.

614
00:22:50.456 --> 00:22:54.111
Sunrise Peaks is known
for its eagle population,

615
00:22:54.155 --> 00:22:56.592
so it's no coincidence
we stopped here for lunch,

616
00:22:56.636 --> 00:23:00.248
because this is the best place
in the resort to spot them.

617
00:23:00.291 --> 00:23:01.641
So enjoy your lunch,
and keep your eyes up.

618
00:23:01.684 --> 00:23:03.425
[Penny] Amazing.

619
00:23:03.469 --> 00:23:05.079
Wow, that looks so good.

620
00:23:05.122 --> 00:23:05.862
[Katie] Yup.

621
00:23:07.603 --> 00:23:08.735
Can I see what you got?

622
00:23:08.778 --> 00:23:10.432
Yeah.

623
00:23:10.476 --> 00:23:12.565
I love that one.

624
00:23:13.740 --> 00:23:16.438
You got so close, my goodness.

625
00:23:16.482 --> 00:23:19.920
Hey, I think he looks lonely,
don't you?

626
00:23:21.269 --> 00:23:23.880
I'm gonna guess
he likes to be alone.

627
00:23:23.924 --> 00:23:26.622
I mean, he did all those hikes
and climbs by himself,

628
00:23:26.666 --> 00:23:27.841
and a thousand miles
is a long time

629
00:23:27.884 --> 00:23:29.408
to be on your own, so...

630
00:23:29.451 --> 00:23:31.410
I think he's just taking
a well deserved break from us.

631
00:23:31.453 --> 00:23:33.150
- Really?
- Yeah.

632
00:23:33.194 --> 00:23:34.804
If you say so.

633
00:23:34.848 --> 00:23:35.936
Hmm, you know what,

634
00:23:35.979 --> 00:23:37.024
I think I'm just gonna
go down there

635
00:23:37.067 --> 00:23:38.982
and see if I can spot
some eagles.

636
00:23:39.026 --> 00:23:39.766
See you later.

637
00:23:39.809 --> 00:23:41.724
Okay.

638
00:23:43.291 --> 00:23:46.599
♪ ♪

639
00:23:53.083 --> 00:23:55.869
Looking for eagles?

640
00:23:55.912 --> 00:23:58.828
I usually see them
over those trees,

641
00:23:58.872 --> 00:24:00.177
a male and a female.

642
00:24:00.221 --> 00:24:02.266
Their nest is just past
that tree line.

643
00:24:03.877 --> 00:24:04.965
That's where they raise
their eaglets.

644
00:24:05.008 --> 00:24:06.270
Eaglets?

645
00:24:06.314 --> 00:24:08.447
Is that really the name
for baby eagles?

646
00:24:08.490 --> 00:24:10.057
You've never heard that before?

647
00:24:10.100 --> 00:24:12.102
No. That's too adorable.

648
00:24:12.146 --> 00:24:12.886
There they are.

649
00:24:15.976 --> 00:24:19.109
[Katie] They're amazing.

650
00:24:19.153 --> 00:24:20.676
They truly are.

651
00:24:20.720 --> 00:24:23.418
They use the same nest
every year,

652
00:24:23.462 --> 00:24:24.680
and since they mate for life,

653
00:24:24.724 --> 00:24:26.987
it just keeps getting
bigger and bigger.

654
00:24:27.030 --> 00:24:28.075
It's like a testament

655
00:24:28.118 --> 00:24:29.685
to their commitment
for each other

656
00:24:29.729 --> 00:24:31.426
It's like the eagle equivalent

657
00:24:31.470 --> 00:24:33.689
of those yearly
anniversary gifts?

658
00:24:33.733 --> 00:24:35.909
My mom's really into those.

659
00:24:35.952 --> 00:24:38.389
Like, um, paper for year one,
cotton...

660
00:24:38.433 --> 00:24:40.479
Except with eagles, it's...

661
00:24:40.522 --> 00:24:43.003
wood, every year.

662
00:24:43.046 --> 00:24:46.659
e brings her a very romantic
anniversary twig each year.

663
00:24:46.702 --> 00:24:48.922
But together, they build
something incredible.

664
00:24:50.271 --> 00:24:51.272
They do.

665
00:24:53.230 --> 00:24:54.536
We should get back to the group.

666
00:24:54.580 --> 00:24:55.668
Yeah, sure,

667
00:25:05.199 --> 00:25:06.374
Thank you
for your keen eyes today.

668
00:25:06.417 --> 00:25:07.723
All of these log books

669
00:25:07.767 --> 00:25:09.943
will definitely help us
with our conservation.

670
00:25:09.986 --> 00:25:11.422
And don't worry,

671
00:25:11.466 --> 00:25:13.294
I didn't write anything
about what we saw out there,

672
00:25:13.337 --> 00:25:15.122
just soaked it all up in here.

673
00:25:15.165 --> 00:25:16.427
[chuckles]

674
00:25:16.471 --> 00:25:17.603
Excuse me, Katie.

675
00:25:17.646 --> 00:25:18.995
Will, can I talk to you
for a second?

676
00:25:19.039 --> 00:25:20.127
It's important.

677
00:25:20.170 --> 00:25:21.041
Yeah.

678
00:25:21.084 --> 00:25:22.042
Uh, excuse me, Katie,

679
00:25:22.085 --> 00:25:23.391
Yeah. Sure.

680
00:25:24.697 --> 00:25:26.568
So I've just spoken
to a potential investor.

681
00:25:26.612 --> 00:25:28.831
They love my expansion proposal,

682
00:25:28.875 --> 00:25:30.180
and they want to come
survey the land.

683
00:25:30.224 --> 00:25:31.312
Isn't that great?

684
00:25:31.355 --> 00:25:32.792
[Will] Did you tell them

685
00:25:32.835 --> 00:25:34.576
about the areas we discussed
as off limits?

686
00:25:34.620 --> 00:25:35.795
Of course,

687
00:25:35.838 --> 00:25:37.536
and I forwarded them
your conservation notes.

688
00:25:39.320 --> 00:25:41.931
Will, this could be it,

689
00:25:41.975 --> 00:25:43.629
after three years of planning,

690
00:25:43.672 --> 00:25:45.848
and looking for money
to expand this place,

691
00:25:45.892 --> 00:25:47.546
it could actually be happening.

692
00:25:49.548 --> 00:25:51.158
I should go.

693
00:25:51.201 --> 00:25:52.333
There's a tour starting shortly,

694
00:25:52.376 --> 00:25:53.421
but I'll see you later?

695
00:25:54.422 --> 00:25:55.423
Okay.

696
00:26:04.040 --> 00:26:05.607
[Katie] "A handsome
and regal-looking bird,

697
00:26:05.651 --> 00:26:07.696
the Golden-crowned Sparrow
is remarkably shy,

698
00:26:07.740 --> 00:26:10.612
but if you listen for its song,

699
00:26:10.656 --> 00:26:12.875
you may catch a glimpse
of the shining crown

700
00:26:12.919 --> 00:26:15.182
that makes it
the king of the sparrows."

701
00:26:21.492 --> 00:26:22.798
How about this one?

702
00:26:22.842 --> 00:26:23.930
I think that sun flare
really adds some drama.

703
00:26:23.973 --> 00:26:24.713
[Katie] I love it!

704
00:26:24.757 --> 00:26:26.585
Good job.

705
00:26:26.628 --> 00:26:28.848
Yup, I'm gonna send
that one to Sabrina.

706
00:26:28.891 --> 00:26:30.414
Well, don't send her this one,

707
00:26:30.458 --> 00:26:32.460
or she'll know exactly
what's going on.

708
00:26:32.503 --> 00:26:33.417
Why? What?

709
00:26:34.505 --> 00:26:35.289
[Penny] Oh, you know.

710
00:26:35.332 --> 00:26:37.334
I know what?

711
00:26:37.378 --> 00:26:38.771
What's going on.

712
00:26:38.814 --> 00:26:40.642
With you and Will?

713
00:26:40.686 --> 00:26:42.644
Nothing's going on.

714
00:26:42.688 --> 00:26:44.951
Really? 'Cause I saw Mr. Loner
head off after you today.

715
00:26:46.300 --> 00:26:47.170
Well, yeah...

716
00:26:47.214 --> 00:26:48.650
Yeah, he was doing his job.

717
00:26:48.694 --> 00:26:50.391
You know, he's making sure

718
00:26:50.434 --> 00:26:51.914
I'm getting the most
out of the tour,

719
00:26:51.958 --> 00:26:54.395
and I, my friend,
am here doing my job.

720
00:26:54.438 --> 00:26:56.179
So...

721
00:26:56.223 --> 00:26:57.572
You know, and also,

722
00:26:57.616 --> 00:26:59.400
I think there's something
between him and Olivia.

723
00:26:59.443 --> 00:27:00.401
Really?

724
00:27:00.444 --> 00:27:01.532
Yeah.

725
00:27:01.576 --> 00:27:03.099
It's all "we" this
and "we" that,

726
00:27:03.143 --> 00:27:04.361
and it makes sense.

727
00:27:04.405 --> 00:27:05.841
They have so much in common.

728
00:27:05.885 --> 00:27:08.975
Sure, but I find
opposites usually attract.

729
00:27:09.018 --> 00:27:12.587
Penny, he's making sure
I get the most out of it,

730
00:27:12.631 --> 00:27:13.893
and that I don't fall
off a cliff.

731
00:27:13.936 --> 00:27:15.285
Right.

732
00:27:15.329 --> 00:27:17.766
And... yeah,
so he's amazing, but...

733
00:27:17.810 --> 00:27:19.420
He's doing his job?

734
00:27:19.463 --> 00:27:21.074
Yeah, that's the one.
He's doing his job, so...

735
00:27:21.117 --> 00:27:22.292
Show me some more pictures,
will you?

736
00:27:22.336 --> 00:27:23.859
Okay...

737
00:27:27.689 --> 00:27:29.648
♪ ♪

738
00:27:29.691 --> 00:27:31.040
Sabrina,
thank you again, so much,

739
00:27:31.084 --> 00:27:32.912
I still can't believe I'm here.

740
00:27:32.955 --> 00:27:35.392
I mean, the deer, the eagles,

741
00:27:35.436 --> 00:27:36.829
the stargazing...

742
00:27:36.872 --> 00:27:38.700
Love the updates, Katie,

743
00:27:38.744 --> 00:27:40.397
and all the photos, too,

744
00:27:40.441 --> 00:27:42.138
but I want to hear more
about this wilderness guide.

745
00:27:42.182 --> 00:27:44.140
Okay...

746
00:27:44.184 --> 00:27:45.489
His face alone will sell copies.

747
00:27:45.533 --> 00:27:47.753
[hesitantly] Sure...

748
00:27:47.796 --> 00:27:49.580
Sure, um,

749
00:27:49.624 --> 00:27:50.712
what about the whole

750
00:27:50.756 --> 00:27:52.148
"fish out of water"
angle, though?

751
00:27:52.192 --> 00:27:55.325
You know, city girl
in the wilderness?

752
00:27:55.369 --> 00:27:57.501
Alone with her hunky
mountain man?

753
00:27:57.545 --> 00:27:59.634
You know what, he's actually
so much more than that.

754
00:27:59.678 --> 00:28:01.854
He's a conservationist,

755
00:28:01.897 --> 00:28:03.377
biologist, um...

756
00:28:03.420 --> 00:28:04.944
[Sabrina] That's good.

757
00:28:04.987 --> 00:28:07.294
In fact, I want you to find out all you can about him.

758
00:28:07.337 --> 00:28:08.599
Sure.

759
00:28:08.643 --> 00:28:09.513
You got it.

760
00:28:11.559 --> 00:28:14.214
♪ ♪

761
00:28:19.567 --> 00:28:23.223
♪ ♪

762
00:28:25.181 --> 00:28:26.052
- You're a leftie?
- Yeah.

763
00:28:26.095 --> 00:28:27.096
Okay.

764
00:28:27.140 --> 00:28:29.664
Swing your arm back.

765
00:28:29.708 --> 00:28:31.187
And...

766
00:28:31.231 --> 00:28:32.580
flick your wrist.

767
00:28:35.365 --> 00:28:36.497
Gently back,

768
00:28:36.540 --> 00:28:37.498
and...

769
00:28:37.541 --> 00:28:38.499
yeah!

770
00:28:38.542 --> 00:28:40.501
Yeah!

771
00:28:42.590 --> 00:28:43.678
[Katie]
So, what brought you here?

772
00:28:43.722 --> 00:28:44.810
I mean,
from what I read about you,

773
00:28:44.853 --> 00:28:46.594
you seem like
more of a journeyman.

774
00:28:46.637 --> 00:28:48.335
You know, like somebody
that doesn't stay in one place

775
00:28:48.378 --> 00:28:49.336
very long?

776
00:28:49.379 --> 00:28:51.338
Journeyman, wow, that one's new.

777
00:28:51.381 --> 00:28:52.382
Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't mean...

778
00:28:52.426 --> 00:28:53.688
That's okay.

779
00:28:53.732 --> 00:28:55.864
It's actually a pretty
fitting description.

780
00:28:55.908 --> 00:29:00.695
I guess, this place offered me
the best of both worlds.

781
00:29:00.739 --> 00:29:03.611
Here, I get to meet people,
like yourself,

782
00:29:03.654 --> 00:29:07.223
and educate guests on
the importance of conservation,

783
00:29:07.267 --> 00:29:08.703
or more importantly,

784
00:29:08.747 --> 00:29:12.794
help you love nature
so that you want to conserve it,

785
00:29:12.838 --> 00:29:15.057
and then, in the off season,

786
00:29:15.101 --> 00:29:17.016
I still get to go and...
be a journeyman.

787
00:29:18.147 --> 00:29:19.279
What about you?

788
00:29:19.322 --> 00:29:20.454
What do you do

789
00:29:20.497 --> 00:29:22.630
when you're not expanding
your horizons?

790
00:29:22.673 --> 00:29:26.286
I spend a lot of time
in front of a computer.

791
00:29:26.329 --> 00:29:27.461
Programming?

792
00:29:27.504 --> 00:29:28.854
Uh, no, writing.

793
00:29:28.897 --> 00:29:33.119
Like, short, little
20-word blurbs, we call them.

794
00:29:33.162 --> 00:29:34.511
It's nothing special.

795
00:29:34.555 --> 00:29:35.948
It's a form of advertising.

796
00:29:35.991 --> 00:29:37.688
I'm not surprised
you're a writer.

797
00:29:37.732 --> 00:29:40.343
I read the descriptions
you wrote of the birds.

798
00:29:40.387 --> 00:29:42.389
I could really see them.

799
00:29:42.432 --> 00:29:44.173
Well, I love it,

800
00:29:44.217 --> 00:29:45.827
and I'd really love
the opportunity

801
00:29:45.871 --> 00:29:49.178
to write more
than just 20 words.

802
00:29:49.222 --> 00:29:50.919
Did you grow up in all this?

803
00:29:50.963 --> 00:29:52.573
Doing all this outdoorsy stuff?

804
00:29:52.616 --> 00:29:55.184
Believe it or not,
I was a city kid.

805
00:29:55.228 --> 00:29:56.838
- Really?
- Mm-hmm.

806
00:29:56.882 --> 00:29:58.535
[in Southern U.S. accent]
I figured

807
00:29:58.579 --> 00:29:59.928
you were born on the frontier,

808
00:29:59.972 --> 00:30:01.756
with your mama making grits
on a cast-iron pan.

809
00:30:01.800 --> 00:30:03.976
Wow, you really are
a storyteller...

810
00:30:04.019 --> 00:30:04.933
[laughing]

811
00:30:04.977 --> 00:30:06.282
...but, no.

812
00:30:06.326 --> 00:30:07.849
The only thing my parents knew
about camping

813
00:30:07.893 --> 00:30:09.068
was that it rhymed with bears.

814
00:30:10.634 --> 00:30:11.810
That doesn't rhyme.

815
00:30:11.853 --> 00:30:13.289
Exactly.
They didn't have a clue.

816
00:30:13.333 --> 00:30:15.248
Got it.

817
00:30:15.291 --> 00:30:16.727
But one year,
I went to summer camp,

818
00:30:16.771 --> 00:30:18.338
and everything changed.

819
00:30:18.381 --> 00:30:20.340
- How old were you?
- 11.

820
00:30:20.383 --> 00:30:22.603
So it was a few years before
I was able to say goodbye

821
00:30:22.646 --> 00:30:24.083
to the big city.

822
00:30:24.126 --> 00:30:26.302
Eventually
I became a camp counselor,

823
00:30:26.346 --> 00:30:29.871
spent some time studying birds
in different regions,

824
00:30:29.915 --> 00:30:31.917
plus a few years on a ranch,

825
00:30:31.960 --> 00:30:32.918
my cowboy phase.

826
00:30:32.961 --> 00:30:34.745
Of course, of course.

827
00:30:34.789 --> 00:30:37.923
I had more of a "watch
every episode of Friends"phase.

828
00:30:37.966 --> 00:30:39.228
[laughs]

829
00:30:39.272 --> 00:30:40.316
My dad was a professor,

830
00:30:40.360 --> 00:30:41.970
and my mom was
a corporate lawyer,

831
00:30:42.014 --> 00:30:45.626
so our weekends
were books and fundraisers,

832
00:30:45.669 --> 00:30:49.630
and other than my short stint
as a cowgirl

833
00:30:49.673 --> 00:30:51.588
on that horseback-riding camp,

834
00:30:51.632 --> 00:30:52.981
I must admit

835
00:30:53.025 --> 00:30:56.550
that this is my second time
in the wilderness.

836
00:30:56.593 --> 00:30:59.379
How do you like it so far?

837
00:30:59.422 --> 00:31:00.597
I think...

838
00:31:00.641 --> 00:31:02.861
it's pretty awesome.

839
00:31:15.264 --> 00:31:16.875
Wow.

840
00:31:18.224 --> 00:31:20.139
[email whooshes]

841
00:31:25.709 --> 00:31:27.146
[Penny]
So, you caught this fish?

842
00:31:27.189 --> 00:31:28.364
I did.

843
00:31:28.408 --> 00:31:29.844
Everything turn out okay?

844
00:31:29.888 --> 00:31:31.063
Wait, you cooked this?

845
00:31:31.106 --> 00:31:32.978
Didn't I tell you
I was also the chef?

846
00:31:33.021 --> 00:31:34.718
What?

847
00:31:34.762 --> 00:31:35.806
I'm kidding.

848
00:31:35.850 --> 00:31:37.504
That's a hat Chase wears
very well.

849
00:31:37.547 --> 00:31:38.940
Enjoy.

850
00:31:38.984 --> 00:31:39.985
Oh, Will, um...

851
00:31:40.028 --> 00:31:42.030
join us, please.

852
00:31:42.074 --> 00:31:44.250
I would love to get
some more pointers

853
00:31:44.293 --> 00:31:45.512
on how to catch one of these.

854
00:31:45.555 --> 00:31:46.861
Okay.

855
00:31:46.905 --> 00:31:47.993
Or pointers on any
of the other hundred things

856
00:31:48.036 --> 00:31:49.124
you seem to do so well.

857
00:31:49.168 --> 00:31:50.473
[Olivia] A hundred?

858
00:31:50.517 --> 00:31:52.562
That may be an exaggeration.

859
00:31:52.606 --> 00:31:53.737
99 maybe.

860
00:31:53.781 --> 00:31:54.782
Hardly.

861
00:31:54.825 --> 00:31:55.957
Put me in front of a computer,

862
00:31:56.001 --> 00:31:57.567
and tell me how clever
I seem then, huh?

863
00:31:57.611 --> 00:31:59.091
You did almost wipe out
the guest database.

864
00:31:59.134 --> 00:32:00.614
[Will] See?

865
00:32:00.657 --> 00:32:02.007
It's okay, though,
we'll let it slide.

866
00:32:02.050 --> 00:32:03.747
There is one thing
I would like him to do.

867
00:32:03.791 --> 00:32:05.053
I can't imagine
he would disappoint.

868
00:32:05.097 --> 00:32:06.098
What is it?

869
00:32:06.141 --> 00:32:07.186
Ice skating.

870
00:32:07.229 --> 00:32:08.622
Really?

871
00:32:08.665 --> 00:32:12.060
Well, I could help
in that department.

872
00:32:12.104 --> 00:32:14.280
Figure skating and ballet
were prerequisites in my world.

873
00:32:14.323 --> 00:32:15.934
[Olivia] Well, believe me,

874
00:32:15.977 --> 00:32:17.718
I am still trying
to change his mind.

875
00:32:17.761 --> 00:32:19.067
I'm on the rink all winter long.

876
00:32:19.111 --> 00:32:21.548
I'm more of a skiing
kind of guy.

877
00:32:21.591 --> 00:32:23.637
One of these days,
we're gonna get you on the ice.

878
00:32:23.680 --> 00:32:25.421
Good luck with that.

879
00:32:25.465 --> 00:32:27.249
Now, if you'll
excuse me, ladies,

880
00:32:27.293 --> 00:32:28.598
I have a group scheduled.

881
00:32:33.299 --> 00:32:35.997
[Penny] So are all the guides
as good as he is?

882
00:32:36.041 --> 00:32:37.433
[Olivia]
Well, he's by far the best,

883
00:32:37.477 --> 00:32:39.174
but the good news

884
00:32:39.218 --> 00:32:40.610
is we're going to have him
full-time now,

885
00:32:40.654 --> 00:32:41.524
instead of just for the summers.

886
00:32:41.568 --> 00:32:42.917
Oh?

887
00:32:42.961 --> 00:32:45.615
Yeah, we just had
plans and funding approved

888
00:32:45.659 --> 00:32:47.226
to expand and build
a hotel on the grounds,

889
00:32:47.269 --> 00:32:49.097
and he's going to come in
and help with the project.

890
00:32:49.141 --> 00:32:51.534
You know, advising
on the environmental impact.

891
00:32:51.578 --> 00:32:52.883
Like, an actual hotel?

892
00:32:52.927 --> 00:32:54.015
- Mm-hmm.
- Wow.

893
00:32:54.059 --> 00:32:55.234
It is a big deal,
we're very excited.

894
00:32:55.277 --> 00:32:57.236
Will is, too?

895
00:32:57.279 --> 00:32:59.020
He has strong opinions,

896
00:32:59.064 --> 00:33:01.457
but he's going to make sure
that we do it the right way.

897
00:33:01.501 --> 00:33:03.111
Well, no doubt.

898
00:33:03.155 --> 00:33:05.679
Must be hard being apart
during the off-season.

899
00:33:05.722 --> 00:33:08.464
[Olivia] Winters are long.

900
00:33:08.508 --> 00:33:10.901
Well, if you would
excuse me, ladies.

901
00:33:10.945 --> 00:33:12.381
There's some fresh
blueberry pie.

902
00:33:12.425 --> 00:33:13.252
Would you like a slice?

903
00:33:13.295 --> 00:33:14.775
I am full, thank you.

904
00:33:14.818 --> 00:33:15.906
Me, too.

905
00:33:15.950 --> 00:33:16.951
Okay, enjoy.

906
00:33:20.389 --> 00:33:21.347
Subtle.

907
00:33:21.390 --> 00:33:23.044
It was.
She had no clue.

908
00:33:23.088 --> 00:33:25.612
Well... now we have a clue.

909
00:33:25.655 --> 00:33:26.961
That they're together?

910
00:33:27.005 --> 00:33:29.268
No, my friend,
that was vague at best.

911
00:33:29.311 --> 00:33:31.400
Doesn't matter
if Will's into it or not.

912
00:33:31.444 --> 00:33:33.054
Clearly, Olivia is,

913
00:33:33.098 --> 00:33:35.143
and I'm not gonna
step in on that.

914
00:33:35.187 --> 00:33:36.492
That's...

915
00:33:36.536 --> 00:33:40.192
It doesn't matter
if it's official or not.

916
00:33:45.066 --> 00:33:46.415
[Sabrina] Katie...

917
00:33:46.459 --> 00:33:48.026
I love the photos.

918
00:33:48.069 --> 00:33:49.810
Do you think this Will
would do a cover?

919
00:33:49.853 --> 00:33:51.203
Um...

920
00:33:51.246 --> 00:33:53.074
I highly doubt it.

921
00:33:53.118 --> 00:33:55.685
Hmm, well, work on him.

922
00:33:55.729 --> 00:33:57.861
Oh, in the meantime,
I want you to get personal.

923
00:33:57.905 --> 00:34:01.213
Find out if our mountain man
has a love interest.

924
00:34:01.256 --> 00:34:03.215
Yeah... yeah, that's...
that's one idea.

925
00:34:03.258 --> 00:34:05.347
And a good one!

926
00:34:05.391 --> 00:34:06.653
So go with it.

927
00:34:06.696 --> 00:34:07.741
Our readers will love it,

928
00:34:07.784 --> 00:34:09.569
and I can't wait to read it.

929
00:34:09.612 --> 00:34:10.657
We'll talk soon.

930
00:34:10.700 --> 00:34:11.614
Sure.

931
00:34:11.658 --> 00:34:12.702
Bye.

932
00:34:21.407 --> 00:34:24.105
♪ ♪

933
00:34:24.149 --> 00:34:25.976
Good morning, Miss Ryan.

934
00:34:26.020 --> 00:34:28.414
Good morning, Chase.

935
00:34:28.457 --> 00:34:30.503
A little sore
from yesterday's casting?

936
00:34:30.546 --> 00:34:33.549
Oh... yeah,
I guess that's it.

937
00:34:33.593 --> 00:34:34.550
Uh-huh.

938
00:34:34.594 --> 00:34:36.074
If it interests you,

939
00:34:36.117 --> 00:34:37.727
there's a stretch yoga class
that begins in 30 minutes.

940
00:34:37.771 --> 00:34:38.772
It'll do wonders.

941
00:34:38.815 --> 00:34:40.513
Yoga, huh?

942
00:34:40.556 --> 00:34:43.037
Um... is it for beginners?

943
00:34:43.081 --> 00:34:44.386
'Cause I've only done it
a few times,

944
00:34:44.430 --> 00:34:45.648
and it was only because

945
00:34:45.692 --> 00:34:47.650
my boss went on this whole
mindfulness kick.

946
00:34:47.694 --> 00:34:50.479
I assure you,
anybody can take part.

947
00:34:50.523 --> 00:34:52.960
Huh, okay, well, thank you.

948
00:34:53.003 --> 00:34:54.266
[instructor]
All right, everyone,

949
00:34:54.309 --> 00:34:56.790
make sure your toes
are spread on the ground.

950
00:34:56.833 --> 00:34:58.444
Let's start
some sun salutations here.

951
00:34:58.487 --> 00:35:00.533
And raising your arms
right up to the sky.

952
00:35:01.664 --> 00:35:02.491
Reaching over for Crescent Moon.

953
00:35:02.535 --> 00:35:03.710
Oh!

954
00:35:03.753 --> 00:35:05.799
Make sure you're reaching
out and up.

955
00:35:06.974 --> 00:35:09.019
There you go.

956
00:35:09.063 --> 00:35:11.021
And down...

957
00:35:11.065 --> 00:35:13.154
Pedal it out of you need to.

958
00:35:13.198 --> 00:35:15.939
And up again,
reaching up to the sky.

959
00:35:17.506 --> 00:35:19.160
And back down to heart center.

960
00:35:19.204 --> 00:35:20.205
[Will] You picked
the perfect day

961
00:35:20.248 --> 00:35:21.554
to connect with nature,

962
00:35:21.597 --> 00:35:23.338
especially this time of year.

963
00:35:23.382 --> 00:35:24.774
Our hike just might show you

964
00:35:24.818 --> 00:35:26.950
some of the best scenery
in this part of the country.

965
00:35:26.994 --> 00:35:30.171
[instructor] Make sure
your toes are spread on the mat

966
00:35:30.215 --> 00:35:32.086
so that you keep your balance.

967
00:35:32.130 --> 00:35:36.656
And up we go, one more,
raising to the sky.

968
00:35:36.699 --> 00:35:38.048
Back down into heart center.

969
00:35:38.092 --> 00:35:39.876
And that's it, everyone.

970
00:35:39.920 --> 00:35:42.836
[applauding]

971
00:35:42.879 --> 00:35:45.012
Yeah! Namaste!

972
00:35:46.405 --> 00:35:48.842
♪ ♪

973
00:35:57.720 --> 00:35:58.982
I brought you a treat.

974
00:35:59.026 --> 00:36:00.636
Thank you.

975
00:36:00.680 --> 00:36:03.378
My boss wants the article
to be about Will now.

976
00:36:03.422 --> 00:36:04.814
You know,
the hunky mountain man,

977
00:36:04.858 --> 00:36:09.471
whatever name conjures up
an image of a heartthrob,

978
00:36:09.515 --> 00:36:11.299
and Will has made it very clear

979
00:36:11.343 --> 00:36:14.955
that he distrusts journalists
for that very reason.

980
00:36:14.998 --> 00:36:16.217
You know, he doesn't want

981
00:36:16.261 --> 00:36:17.914
an article to be about
what he's wearing,

982
00:36:17.958 --> 00:36:19.873
or who he's dating.

983
00:36:19.916 --> 00:36:21.701
He wants it to matter,

984
00:36:21.744 --> 00:36:26.445
but my boss just wants
eye and word candy,

985
00:36:26.488 --> 00:36:30.318
and I just don't want
Will to find out, 'cause...

986
00:36:30.362 --> 00:36:32.581
I don't want him to think
I'm shallow.

987
00:36:32.625 --> 00:36:33.974
You're not.

988
00:36:34.017 --> 00:36:35.758
You're trying to get ahead
in your career.

989
00:36:35.802 --> 00:36:36.803
There's no shame in that.

990
00:36:36.846 --> 00:36:38.370
Yeah, tell Will that.

991
00:36:38.413 --> 00:36:40.198
Tell me what?

992
00:36:41.329 --> 00:36:43.157
Just how excited Katie is

993
00:36:43.201 --> 00:36:44.724
to find out
what you have planned today.

994
00:36:46.073 --> 00:36:48.249
On that note,
I'm off to the sauna. Bye.

995
00:36:48.293 --> 00:36:49.381
Bye.

996
00:36:51.948 --> 00:36:53.994
[sighing]

997
00:36:54.037 --> 00:36:56.257
No sunrise coffee today?

998
00:36:56.301 --> 00:36:57.824
Um, no... no, I...

999
00:36:57.867 --> 00:36:58.999
I wanted to try the yoga.

1000
00:36:59.042 --> 00:37:00.479
Hmm...

1001
00:37:00.522 --> 00:37:03.046
Which, you saw, I nailed.

1002
00:37:03.090 --> 00:37:04.265
You did all right.

1003
00:37:04.309 --> 00:37:05.527
[Katie laughs]

1004
00:37:06.876 --> 00:37:08.356
So I heard some happy news.

1005
00:37:08.400 --> 00:37:11.664
Olivia mentioned that
you're gonna stay on full-time?

1006
00:37:11.707 --> 00:37:14.014
Well, she's being optimistic.

1007
00:37:14.057 --> 00:37:16.146
I haven't actually
accepted the job.

1008
00:37:16.190 --> 00:37:17.800
Oh. Why not?

1009
00:37:17.844 --> 00:37:19.933
I mean,
it's a great opportunity,

1010
00:37:19.976 --> 00:37:21.978
a stable, long-term gig,

1011
00:37:22.022 --> 00:37:24.938
and I do love Sunrise Peaks.

1012
00:37:24.981 --> 00:37:26.896
But?

1013
00:37:26.940 --> 00:37:28.158
That's just it.

1014
00:37:28.202 --> 00:37:30.073
I love Sunrise Peaks as it is.

1015
00:37:30.117 --> 00:37:31.553
You know, wild.

1016
00:37:31.597 --> 00:37:33.076
undeveloped,

1017
00:37:33.120 --> 00:37:35.209
with tents tucked away
in the forest...

1018
00:37:35.253 --> 00:37:36.906
Yeah.

1019
00:37:36.950 --> 00:37:39.126
...and a part of me feels
that if I get involved,

1020
00:37:39.169 --> 00:37:42.434
I can make sure
that it's developed properly,

1021
00:37:42.477 --> 00:37:44.000
that the land's respected,

1022
00:37:44.044 --> 00:37:45.959
but then
there's another part of me

1023
00:37:46.002 --> 00:37:49.832
that thinks I can't possibly
support this change.

1024
00:37:49.876 --> 00:37:52.182
Well, are they gonna
remove the tents?

1025
00:37:52.226 --> 00:37:53.314
No.

1026
00:37:53.358 --> 00:37:56.752
It'll just be a small hotel,

1027
00:37:56.796 --> 00:37:59.233
but... different.

1028
00:37:59.277 --> 00:38:00.626
Right.

1029
00:38:00.669 --> 00:38:03.846
Well, Olivia seemed
really happy about it all,

1030
00:38:03.890 --> 00:38:05.544
and having you here, and...

1031
00:38:05.587 --> 00:38:08.068
Yeah, it would mean
a lot to her.

1032
00:38:08.111 --> 00:38:09.722
And... to you?

1033
00:38:09.765 --> 00:38:12.594
To be honest,

1034
00:38:12.638 --> 00:38:15.771
I have a hike lined up
for later in the year.

1035
00:38:15.815 --> 00:38:17.207
A hike?

1036
00:38:17.251 --> 00:38:18.644
The Appalachian Trail.

1037
00:38:18.687 --> 00:38:19.732
What?

1038
00:38:19.775 --> 00:38:20.950
Mm-hmm.

1039
00:38:20.994 --> 00:38:22.604
And I guess Olivia
can't come with you

1040
00:38:22.648 --> 00:38:23.910
because of the hotel, or?

1041
00:38:23.953 --> 00:38:25.651
That was never a possibility.

1042
00:38:25.694 --> 00:38:27.566
She has a business to run.

1043
00:38:27.609 --> 00:38:30.046
Right, so you would have
to give up the hike

1044
00:38:30.090 --> 00:38:31.265
to take the job?

1045
00:38:31.309 --> 00:38:32.484
Yeah,

1046
00:38:32.527 --> 00:38:34.747
and I've already got
sponsors lined up,

1047
00:38:34.790 --> 00:38:37.271
so it would be a lot
to walk away from.

1048
00:38:37.315 --> 00:38:39.186
Whew, that is a hard decision.

1049
00:38:39.229 --> 00:38:40.187
It is.

1050
00:38:42.581 --> 00:38:45.627
You know, you might not
believe this,

1051
00:38:45.671 --> 00:38:47.150
but my favorite book growing up

1052
00:38:47.194 --> 00:38:49.414
was about this brother
and sister

1053
00:38:49.457 --> 00:38:52.330
who lived in a magical cabin
in the Appalachians...

1054
00:38:52.373 --> 00:38:53.896
And their dad took them hiking.

1055
00:38:53.940 --> 00:38:56.377
And taught them
to never get lost

1056
00:38:56.421 --> 00:38:57.247
by looking at the stars?

1057
00:38:57.291 --> 00:38:58.727
Yeah, and they had a dog.

1058
00:38:58.771 --> 00:38:59.989
Yeah, I loved that book!

1059
00:39:00.033 --> 00:39:01.426
Me too.

1060
00:39:01.469 --> 00:39:03.123
It was one of my favorite
adventure stories.

1061
00:39:03.166 --> 00:39:04.298
What?

1062
00:39:04.342 --> 00:39:05.430
What was the dog's name?

1063
00:39:05.473 --> 00:39:06.909
Oh, um...

1064
00:39:06.953 --> 00:39:08.650
- [together] Daisy?
- Yeah!

1065
00:39:08.694 --> 00:39:09.782
[laughing]

1066
00:39:09.825 --> 00:39:13.263
Weird.

1067
00:39:13.307 --> 00:39:15.657
Well, speaking of adventures,

1068
00:39:15.701 --> 00:39:17.790
how do you feel about
taking it up a notch?

1069
00:39:17.833 --> 00:39:19.574
What are you thinking?

1070
00:39:19.618 --> 00:39:23.317
I was thinking...
maybe canoeing?

1071
00:39:23.361 --> 00:39:24.405
Into it?

1072
00:39:24.449 --> 00:39:25.928
Um...

1073
00:39:25.972 --> 00:39:28.670
Am I gonna fall in the lake?

1074
00:39:28.714 --> 00:39:29.715
No.

1075
00:39:29.758 --> 00:39:31.107
I got you.

1076
00:39:31.151 --> 00:39:33.849
I... don't know about that.

1077
00:39:33.893 --> 00:39:34.981
We'll probably see some otters.

1078
00:39:35.024 --> 00:39:37.940
Maybe even some pups.

1079
00:39:37.984 --> 00:39:39.464
Baby otters?

1080
00:39:39.507 --> 00:39:41.422
Mm-hmm.

1081
00:39:41.466 --> 00:39:42.771
You knew I'd go for the otters.

1082
00:39:42.815 --> 00:39:43.729
I had a feeling.

1083
00:39:43.772 --> 00:39:44.860
Yeah, well, you were right.

1084
00:39:44.904 --> 00:39:48.211
- Okay.
- Okay.

1085
00:39:48.255 --> 00:39:52.172
♪ Sometimes, I think
this world's too much ♪

1086
00:39:52.215 --> 00:39:56.524
♪ All the hurt, all the hate
all it takes is a human touch ♪

1087
00:39:56.568 --> 00:39:57.743
Got it!

1088
00:39:57.786 --> 00:40:00.310
♪ It's so easy to get lost in a lie ♪

1089
00:40:00.354 --> 00:40:02.356
Push the paddle away from you.

1090
00:40:02.400 --> 00:40:04.271
♪ Make a change, make
a choice all the noise ♪

1091
00:40:04.314 --> 00:40:06.012
♪ We can drown it out ♪

1092
00:40:06.055 --> 00:40:11.931
♪ Lead me out
where the stars turn blue ♪

1093
00:40:11.974 --> 00:40:16.457
♪ Come on, search the sky
and enjoy the view ♪

1094
00:40:16.501 --> 00:40:20.461
♪ So come here, make it all
disappear like lovers do ♪

1095
00:40:20.505 --> 00:40:21.854
♪ Good for you ♪

1096
00:40:21.897 --> 00:40:27.207
♪ I wish that I could build
a world with you ♪

1097
00:40:27.250 --> 00:40:30.645
♪ I wish that I could build
a world with you... ♪

1098
00:40:30.689 --> 00:40:32.038
So, tell me about this hike.

1099
00:40:32.081 --> 00:40:33.474
How long is it going to take?

1100
00:40:33.518 --> 00:40:35.302
About five months.

1101
00:40:36.521 --> 00:40:38.479
What an adventure.

1102
00:40:38.523 --> 00:40:40.525
It's a far cry from glamping.

1103
00:40:40.568 --> 00:40:42.222
[laughs] I know.

1104
00:40:42.265 --> 00:40:45.225
Just thinking about it
gives me goosebumps.

1105
00:40:45.268 --> 00:40:47.575
If only I could be that brave.

1106
00:40:47.619 --> 00:40:49.751
[Will] So tell me
about your writing.

1107
00:40:49.795 --> 00:40:52.580
[Katie] There's really
isn't much more to tell.

1108
00:40:52.624 --> 00:40:54.321
Where do you get
your inspirations from?

1109
00:40:54.364 --> 00:40:56.236
What are you passionate
about writing?

1110
00:40:56.279 --> 00:40:57.890
Well, I guess
when I was younger,

1111
00:40:57.933 --> 00:41:00.240
I wanted to be
a storybook writer,

1112
00:41:00.283 --> 00:41:01.850
and then I got my degree
in English,

1113
00:41:01.894 --> 00:41:04.636
and got this job
writing blurbs, and...

1114
00:41:04.679 --> 00:41:07.508
honestly, since then,
all I've ever thought about

1115
00:41:07.552 --> 00:41:09.162
was getting to write
more than 20 words,

1116
00:41:09.205 --> 00:41:10.859
so...

1117
00:41:10.903 --> 00:41:12.818
I guess I should give that
some more thought, huh?

1118
00:41:14.123 --> 00:41:15.647
Can you describe this to me?

1119
00:41:15.690 --> 00:41:17.300
This moment?

1120
00:41:17.344 --> 00:41:18.737
Out here?

1121
00:41:18.780 --> 00:41:21.914
And it can be
more than 20 words.

1122
00:41:23.655 --> 00:41:25.874
Let's see.

1123
00:41:25.918 --> 00:41:29.356
Mountains made up of...

1124
00:41:29.399 --> 00:41:32.054
all the shades of the seasons,

1125
00:41:32.098 --> 00:41:35.536
surround a lake so pristine

1126
00:41:35.580 --> 00:41:37.538
that it acts as a mirror

1127
00:41:37.582 --> 00:41:39.932
reflecting the mountain's
beautiful face.

1128
00:41:41.194 --> 00:41:42.848
That was beautiful.

1129
00:41:43.762 --> 00:41:44.937
You try.

1130
00:41:44.980 --> 00:41:46.982
All right.

1131
00:41:47.026 --> 00:41:48.897
I'll give it a try.

1132
00:41:48.941 --> 00:41:50.986
On a day like this,

1133
00:41:51.030 --> 00:41:55.121
normally, I would be itching
to hit the trails,

1134
00:41:55.164 --> 00:41:57.819
cut a solitary wake
through the lake...

1135
00:41:57.863 --> 00:41:58.777
that one rhymes...

1136
00:41:58.820 --> 00:41:59.517
[chuckles] Nice.

1137
00:42:00.779 --> 00:42:03.346
But in this moment,
I'm grateful.

1138
00:42:03.390 --> 00:42:05.087
Grateful to be able to share
all this beauty

1139
00:42:05.131 --> 00:42:06.045
with someone special.

1140
00:42:08.090 --> 00:42:10.397
Look, otters.

1141
00:42:14.619 --> 00:42:17.926
Five months, huh?

1142
00:42:17.970 --> 00:42:20.799
I am not be that brave.

1143
00:42:20.842 --> 00:42:23.366
Maybe one day.

1144
00:42:30.722 --> 00:42:33.159
[Katie] Okay, so this is
the best kind of tired, huh?

1145
00:42:33.202 --> 00:42:36.205
[Will] Yup, "a full, fun day"
kind of tired.

1146
00:42:36.249 --> 00:42:39.208
You should take a break,
and I'll see you tonight.

1147
00:42:39.252 --> 00:42:40.993
There's a great event planned
for the meteor shower.

1148
00:42:41.036 --> 00:42:42.472
Meteor shower?

1149
00:42:42.516 --> 00:42:43.735
It happens every summer.

1150
00:42:43.778 --> 00:42:45.214
The whole camp cooks together,

1151
00:42:45.258 --> 00:42:47.652
we eat, we dance,

1152
00:42:47.695 --> 00:42:49.610
and then we settle in
for some serious stargazing.

1153
00:42:49.654 --> 00:42:52.091
Back up. You dance?

1154
00:42:52.134 --> 00:42:53.832
What?
Why so surprised?

1155
00:42:53.875 --> 00:42:55.268
Oh, nothing, I just...

1156
00:42:55.311 --> 00:42:57.531
I figured a guy who spends
so much time on his own

1157
00:42:57.575 --> 00:42:58.837
hiking and climbing...

1158
00:42:58.880 --> 00:43:00.578
And what do you think I do

1159
00:43:00.621 --> 00:43:02.101
when I reach the end
of one of those hikes

1160
00:43:02.144 --> 00:43:03.624
or the top of the mountain?

1161
00:43:03.668 --> 00:43:05.887
I dance, of course.

1162
00:43:05.931 --> 00:43:07.193
Really?

1163
00:43:07.236 --> 00:43:08.194
Mm...

1164
00:43:08.237 --> 00:43:09.674
No, you don't...

1165
00:43:09.717 --> 00:43:11.676
Oh, god, why do I keep
falling for you?

1166
00:43:11.719 --> 00:43:12.677
[laughs]

1167
00:43:12.720 --> 00:43:13.678
...It.

1168
00:43:13.721 --> 00:43:15.418
Falling for it, I meant.

1169
00:43:15.462 --> 00:43:17.682
- I know.
- Okay.

1170
00:43:17.725 --> 00:43:18.813
[laughs]

1171
00:43:18.857 --> 00:43:20.859
- I'll see you at 7:00.
- Okay, yeah.

1172
00:43:28.562 --> 00:43:31.434
♪ ♪

1173
00:43:34.133 --> 00:43:35.656
[Chase] That's right,

1174
00:43:35.700 --> 00:43:37.527
we don't ever want
to cut into the meat

1175
00:43:37.571 --> 00:43:39.617
until it's been cooked
and well rested,

1176
00:43:39.660 --> 00:43:40.879
and at this point,

1177
00:43:40.922 --> 00:43:43.664
we want to gently pat in
all of the seasonings,

1178
00:43:43.708 --> 00:43:45.927
kind of like
you're giving it a massage.

1179
00:43:45.971 --> 00:43:49.583
Really go for it
with the salt and the pepper.

1180
00:43:49.627 --> 00:43:51.629
Excellent, he's a pro...

1181
00:43:51.672 --> 00:43:53.456
and that, ladies and gentlemen,

1182
00:43:53.500 --> 00:43:55.502
is the extent
of our secret spices,

1183
00:43:55.545 --> 00:43:58.505
because salt and pepper is
all a good steak really needs.

1184
00:43:58.548 --> 00:43:59.811
[applause]

1185
00:43:59.854 --> 00:44:01.856
[Chase] Thank you.

1186
00:44:01.900 --> 00:44:03.162
Thomas, have you up here.

1187
00:44:05.120 --> 00:44:06.252
Excellent.

1188
00:44:06.295 --> 00:44:07.470
Now, this time,
I want to demonstrate

1189
00:44:07.514 --> 00:44:08.950
how we get it all the way
to the edges...

1190
00:44:08.994 --> 00:44:10.517
Wow.

1191
00:44:10.560 --> 00:44:11.910
He's incredible, isn't he?

1192
00:44:13.346 --> 00:44:14.739
I told you,

1193
00:44:14.782 --> 00:44:16.523
we are very lucky
to have him on our team.

1194
00:44:17.742 --> 00:44:20.135
Yeah, no,
he's absolutely incredible.

1195
00:44:20.179 --> 00:44:23.399
[Chase] Now let's flip 'em,
we'll get the other side,

1196
00:44:23.443 --> 00:44:25.706
and once that's done,
we'll throw 'em on the grill,

1197
00:44:25.750 --> 00:44:27.229
and that'll be tonight's dinner.

1198
00:44:27.273 --> 00:44:29.710
You know that was about
a 12-ounce steak.

1199
00:44:29.754 --> 00:44:31.016
Yeah, and I have zero guilt,

1200
00:44:31.059 --> 00:44:33.105
because I canoed
an entire lake and back today.

1201
00:44:33.148 --> 00:44:34.715
Wish I could say the same,

1202
00:44:34.759 --> 00:44:36.935
but I only sweat off my pounds
in the sauna today.

1203
00:44:36.978 --> 00:44:38.545
[laughs]

1204
00:44:38.588 --> 00:44:39.764
Oh, my gosh, look.

1205
00:44:40.895 --> 00:44:42.288
Pure perfection.

1206
00:44:42.331 --> 00:44:44.029
[laughs]

1207
00:44:45.900 --> 00:44:47.293
Huh?

1208
00:44:47.336 --> 00:44:49.034
I don't believe it.
You said you don't dance.

1209
00:44:49.077 --> 00:44:50.078
I never said that.

1210
00:44:50.122 --> 00:44:51.601
What about you?

1211
00:44:51.645 --> 00:44:52.907
Got any moves, city girl?

1212
00:44:52.951 --> 00:44:54.430
Do I have moves?

1213
00:44:54.474 --> 00:44:55.431
Hmm?

1214
00:44:55.475 --> 00:44:57.042
I got moves.

1215
00:44:57.085 --> 00:44:58.826
♪ Yeah, it's true ♪

1216
00:44:58.870 --> 00:45:00.610
♪ Oh, it's true ♪

1217
00:45:00.654 --> 00:45:02.482
♪ Yeah, I do ♪

1218
00:45:02.525 --> 00:45:05.311
♪ Girl, it's no use ♪

1219
00:45:05.354 --> 00:45:08.793
♪ What really hurts is I'd say the words ♪

1220
00:45:08.836 --> 00:45:12.187
♪ You always wanted me to ♪

1221
00:45:12.231 --> 00:45:13.449
♪ I do ♪

1222
00:45:13.493 --> 00:45:15.016
♪ Yeah, I do... ♪
[Chase] Olivia?

1223
00:45:15.060 --> 00:45:16.235
Yes, Chase?

1224
00:45:16.278 --> 00:45:17.671
[giggling]

1225
00:45:17.715 --> 00:45:19.978
I noticed you didn't have
any dinner, so here.

1226
00:45:21.675 --> 00:45:23.546
Thank you,
that was so thoughtful.

1227
00:45:23.590 --> 00:45:26.332
You take such good care
of everybody else here,

1228
00:45:26.375 --> 00:45:28.421
it's only fair that somebody
looks after you.

1229
00:45:29.770 --> 00:45:31.424
Perhaps after you're done,
we could have a dance?

1230
00:45:34.993 --> 00:45:36.255
You know what,

1231
00:45:36.298 --> 00:45:38.474
I think I'm going
to skip dancing tonight.

1232
00:45:38.518 --> 00:45:40.259
Another time, though, Chase.

1233
00:45:40.302 --> 00:45:41.782
Thank you.

1234
00:45:41.826 --> 00:45:42.914
Of course.

1235
00:45:42.957 --> 00:45:43.958
Enjoy.

1236
00:45:44.002 --> 00:45:46.004
♪ Yeah, I do ♪

1237
00:45:46.047 --> 00:45:49.311
♪ I do think about you... ♪

1238
00:45:49.355 --> 00:45:50.835
Wow.

1239
00:45:50.878 --> 00:45:52.793
Remind me never to take you up
on a dance competition.

1240
00:45:52.837 --> 00:45:55.230
Oh, come on, like you would
ever give up on a challenge?

1241
00:45:55.274 --> 00:45:56.710
You're right, I wouldn't,

1242
00:45:56.754 --> 00:45:59.452
but maybe I could cheat,
and you could be my partner.

1243
00:45:59.495 --> 00:46:04.718
♪ ...Is I'd say the words
you always wanted me to... ♪

1244
00:46:04.762 --> 00:46:06.676
You know what, I think I, um,

1245
00:46:06.720 --> 00:46:07.939
I'm just going to go
get a drink.

1246
00:46:11.638 --> 00:46:13.118
♪ ♪

1247
00:46:18.079 --> 00:46:19.907
[Penny] I can't believe
I'm gonna say this,

1248
00:46:19.951 --> 00:46:23.868
but I think
I've run out of wishes.

1249
00:46:23.911 --> 00:46:25.086
What?

1250
00:46:25.130 --> 00:46:26.740
There's so many shooting stars,

1251
00:46:26.784 --> 00:46:29.003
I can't think of enough things
to wish for.

1252
00:46:29.047 --> 00:46:31.571
You can't ever
run out of wishes.

1253
00:46:32.877 --> 00:46:34.052
Here comes yours.

1254
00:46:34.095 --> 00:46:35.314
What?

1255
00:46:35.357 --> 00:46:37.055
[Will] Pretty amazing, isn't it?

1256
00:46:37.098 --> 00:46:38.360
Yeah.

1257
00:46:38.404 --> 00:46:40.493
I've never seen
anything like it.

1258
00:46:40.536 --> 00:46:41.842
Hot chocolate?

1259
00:46:41.886 --> 00:46:44.497
Yes, please.

1260
00:46:44.540 --> 00:46:46.107
Penny?

1261
00:46:46.151 --> 00:46:49.023
Actually, I'm going to go
talk to Chase,

1262
00:46:49.067 --> 00:46:50.764
and see what cuts of steak
he recommends,

1263
00:46:50.808 --> 00:46:51.634
but thank you.

1264
00:46:51.678 --> 00:46:52.810
Bye.

1265
00:46:52.853 --> 00:46:53.680
See ya.

1266
00:46:55.073 --> 00:46:56.639
You want to sit?

1267
00:47:00.513 --> 00:47:02.167
It's so easy
to forget about stars

1268
00:47:02.210 --> 00:47:03.646
when you live in the city.

1269
00:47:03.690 --> 00:47:07.433
I think I can see, like,
three from my apartment.

1270
00:47:07.476 --> 00:47:09.000
[chuckles]

1271
00:47:11.176 --> 00:47:12.699
Oh, is this
one of those moments,

1272
00:47:12.742 --> 00:47:15.049
that's best spent in silence?

1273
00:47:15.093 --> 00:47:16.398
It can be...

1274
00:47:16.442 --> 00:47:18.487
[chuckling]

1275
00:47:18.531 --> 00:47:21.186
but when I was at camp,

1276
00:47:21.229 --> 00:47:22.491
my counselor, Atsa,

1277
00:47:22.535 --> 00:47:24.189
whose name meant "eagle,"

1278
00:47:24.232 --> 00:47:26.191
he would tell us star stories.

1279
00:47:26.234 --> 00:47:28.367
Tell me.

1280
00:47:28.410 --> 00:47:29.890
Well, I'm not as great
at telling stories

1281
00:47:29.934 --> 00:47:31.152
as you or Atsa.

1282
00:47:31.196 --> 00:47:32.850
I mean,

1283
00:47:32.893 --> 00:47:35.548
he had a way to make
his stories really resonate

1284
00:47:35.591 --> 00:47:36.679
and stick with you.

1285
00:47:36.723 --> 00:47:37.550
Don't worry.

1286
00:47:37.593 --> 00:47:39.073
I think, um...

1287
00:47:39.117 --> 00:47:40.988
I think I'll remember this.

1288
00:47:44.818 --> 00:47:47.690
Well, my favorite story

1289
00:47:47.734 --> 00:47:49.475
was the one about Nanook.

1290
00:47:49.518 --> 00:47:52.086
It's an Inuit legend.

1291
00:47:52.130 --> 00:47:53.958
He was a bear.

1292
00:47:54.001 --> 00:47:56.525
A great big white polar bear,

1293
00:47:56.569 --> 00:47:59.485
and one day,

1294
00:47:59.528 --> 00:48:03.271
he was out on the ice,
searching for food,

1295
00:48:03.315 --> 00:48:06.492
when a bunch of dogs
started chasing him,

1296
00:48:06.535 --> 00:48:09.582
and he ran as fast as he could,

1297
00:48:09.625 --> 00:48:12.498
but they kept chasing him,

1298
00:48:12.541 --> 00:48:16.067
and he ran, and ran, and ran,

1299
00:48:16.110 --> 00:48:18.199
and he ran so far,

1300
00:48:18.243 --> 00:48:21.637
he didn't realize he had reached
the edge of the world,

1301
00:48:21.681 --> 00:48:24.118
and he slid right off

1302
00:48:24.162 --> 00:48:25.903
into the night sky...

1303
00:48:28.079 --> 00:48:29.907
and there he is.

1304
00:48:29.950 --> 00:48:32.692
[Katie] He became a star.

1305
00:48:32.735 --> 00:48:34.085
That's right.

1306
00:48:34.128 --> 00:48:35.390
See?

1307
00:48:35.434 --> 00:48:37.349
There's his tail,

1308
00:48:37.392 --> 00:48:39.220
and his legs.

1309
00:48:39.264 --> 00:48:40.265
[Katie] Oh, yeah.

1310
00:48:40.308 --> 00:48:43.094
I think I can see him.

1311
00:48:43.137 --> 00:48:46.836
They understood that we just
share all of this,

1312
00:48:46.880 --> 00:48:47.707
this whole universe.

1313
00:48:52.146 --> 00:48:55.149
When you're out
on your long hikes, um...

1314
00:48:55.193 --> 00:48:57.847
does it ever feel like
you're at the edge of the world?

1315
00:48:57.891 --> 00:49:01.025
Like, does it not get lonely?

1316
00:49:02.287 --> 00:49:03.462
It does.

1317
00:49:06.030 --> 00:49:07.640
So does that mean

1318
00:49:07.683 --> 00:49:11.992
that you have or want somebody
to share it with?

1319
00:49:12.036 --> 00:49:15.387
Like a Jane to your Tarzan?

1320
00:49:15.430 --> 00:49:16.214
[chuckles]

1321
00:49:16.257 --> 00:49:17.084
Sure.

1322
00:49:17.128 --> 00:49:18.868
Really?

1323
00:49:18.912 --> 00:49:21.741
I always figured you were fine
being a lone wolf.

1324
00:49:21.784 --> 00:49:23.264
Let me put it this way.

1325
00:49:23.308 --> 00:49:25.005
I'd rather be a lone wolf

1326
00:49:25.049 --> 00:49:27.051
than share it
with the wrong person.

1327
00:49:27.094 --> 00:49:28.704
Because you're right,

1328
00:49:28.748 --> 00:49:32.143
sometimes, it does feel like
you're at the end of the Earth,

1329
00:49:32.186 --> 00:49:35.450
and when you're
in a place like that,

1330
00:49:35.494 --> 00:49:38.453
you want to make sure
you're there with someone

1331
00:49:38.497 --> 00:49:41.152
you'd be happy
to step off the edge with.

1332
00:49:42.544 --> 00:49:44.068
[exhales]

1333
00:49:44.111 --> 00:49:45.678
Those are pretty powerful words.

1334
00:49:45.721 --> 00:49:47.985
I had a good teacher.

1335
00:49:50.074 --> 00:49:51.727
So this Appalachian hike,

1336
00:49:51.771 --> 00:49:54.513
are you gonna alone on that?

1337
00:49:54.556 --> 00:49:57.342
That was the plan,

1338
00:49:57.385 --> 00:50:00.388
but things change.

1339
00:50:00.432 --> 00:50:02.825
Oh? Like this hotel deal or?

1340
00:50:02.869 --> 00:50:05.567
That, and other things.

1341
00:50:05.611 --> 00:50:09.006
'Cause the universe
is funny like that.

1342
00:50:09.049 --> 00:50:11.921
You never know
what it's going to bring you.

1343
00:50:11.965 --> 00:50:13.053
[Olivia]
Who's bringing what?

1344
00:50:13.097 --> 00:50:14.968
Um...

1345
00:50:15.012 --> 00:50:16.143
Oh, we're just, uh...

1346
00:50:16.187 --> 00:50:18.276
we're just talking about
Will's long hikes,

1347
00:50:18.319 --> 00:50:20.887
and whether he likes to go solo
or with someone.

1348
00:50:20.930 --> 00:50:23.107
Oh, he goes alone.

1349
00:50:23.150 --> 00:50:26.240
Well, that's
not necessarily true.

1350
00:50:26.284 --> 00:50:27.807
Well, it doesn't matter anyway,

1351
00:50:27.850 --> 00:50:30.418
since you canceled
that Appalachian Trail one.

1352
00:50:30.462 --> 00:50:34.205
Well, that's...
not actually true.

1353
00:50:34.248 --> 00:50:35.293
What?

1354
00:50:35.336 --> 00:50:37.686
You didn't cancel it?

1355
00:50:37.730 --> 00:50:40.124
[Will] No, I told you
I was still deciding.

1356
00:50:40.167 --> 00:50:42.604
You know what, guys,
I think I'm just gonna go, um...

1357
00:50:42.648 --> 00:50:45.216
I'm gonna... see if they have
more hot chocolate.

1358
00:50:50.699 --> 00:50:51.918
Still deciding?

1359
00:50:51.961 --> 00:50:53.485
What's there to decide on?

1360
00:50:53.528 --> 00:50:55.139
It's a great opportunity.

1361
00:50:55.182 --> 00:50:57.663
It's more than that,
and you know it.

1362
00:50:57.706 --> 00:50:59.621
Look, I know you have
reservations

1363
00:50:59.665 --> 00:51:01.014
about the idea of the hotel,

1364
00:51:01.058 --> 00:51:02.363
but we can make it work,

1365
00:51:02.407 --> 00:51:03.582
all of it.

1366
00:51:03.625 --> 00:51:05.801
The water, the wildlife...

1367
00:51:05.845 --> 00:51:08.587
everything.

1368
00:51:08.630 --> 00:51:11.851
Because certainly you wouldn't
choose the hike, would you?

1369
00:51:11.894 --> 00:51:15.115
Go out into the woods
again, alone?

1370
00:51:15.159 --> 00:51:17.465
Over the...

1371
00:51:17.509 --> 00:51:18.901
job?

1372
00:51:21.861 --> 00:51:24.168
I'm sorry, Olivia,

1373
00:51:24.211 --> 00:51:26.257
I honestly don't know.

1374
00:51:41.315 --> 00:51:45.754
[Katie] "Will is a man
looking for someone

1375
00:51:45.798 --> 00:51:49.280
to step off the edge
of the world with."

1376
00:51:49.323 --> 00:51:50.629
Oh, boy.

1377
00:51:52.196 --> 00:51:54.633
Sounds like
an online dating profile.

1378
00:52:05.165 --> 00:52:07.254
"All right, Sabrina,

1379
00:52:07.298 --> 00:52:11.867
you wanted a story
about me really going for it,

1380
00:52:11.911 --> 00:52:14.740
and that's
what you're gonna get."

1381
00:52:14.783 --> 00:52:16.002
[email whooshes]

1382
00:52:16.045 --> 00:52:19.440
♪ ♪

1383
00:52:28.188 --> 00:52:28.971
You're here early.

1384
00:52:35.500 --> 00:52:38.807
[laughs]

1385
00:52:38.851 --> 00:52:41.636
[both laughing]

1386
00:52:43.203 --> 00:52:46.598
Okay, um, I can't believe
I'm going to say this,

1387
00:52:46.641 --> 00:52:48.904
but... if you're not busy,

1388
00:52:48.948 --> 00:52:50.167
would you spot me
on the ropes course?

1389
00:52:51.429 --> 00:52:52.604
Yes.
Yes, I would.

1390
00:52:52.647 --> 00:52:53.431
Great.

1391
00:52:53.474 --> 00:52:55.172
I think.

1392
00:52:55.215 --> 00:52:56.825
♪ ♪

1393
00:52:58.436 --> 00:53:00.612
[Will] All right,
how you feeling?

1394
00:53:00.655 --> 00:53:03.615
Um... jelly legs,
is that a feeling?

1395
00:53:03.658 --> 00:53:04.920
I got you.

1396
00:53:04.964 --> 00:53:06.357
I'll be with you
every step of the way.

1397
00:53:06.400 --> 00:53:07.967
Plus, you're safe.

1398
00:53:08.010 --> 00:53:09.708
The belay system
will catch you if you fall.

1399
00:53:09.751 --> 00:53:11.144
"Belay."

1400
00:53:11.188 --> 00:53:13.015
That's a word I've never heard
or said before.

1401
00:53:13.059 --> 00:53:13.929
What does it mean?

1402
00:53:13.973 --> 00:53:15.627
It means...

1403
00:53:15.670 --> 00:53:18.891
that carabiner
can hold 40,000 pounds.

1404
00:53:18.934 --> 00:53:20.284
So you'll be fine.

1405
00:53:20.327 --> 00:53:21.763
40,000 pounds?

1406
00:53:21.807 --> 00:53:22.982
In that case, I think

1407
00:53:23.025 --> 00:53:24.288
I'd better head
back to the pastry bar.

1408
00:53:24.331 --> 00:53:26.986
I'm kidding, I'm kidding.

1409
00:53:27.029 --> 00:53:28.422
Let's do this.

1410
00:53:28.466 --> 00:53:29.423
- All right.
- Okay.

1411
00:53:29.467 --> 00:53:30.511
Let's do it.

1412
00:53:35.124 --> 00:53:36.648
Okay.

1413
00:53:36.691 --> 00:53:39.085
Okay...

1414
00:53:40.042 --> 00:53:41.305
You're all right.

1415
00:53:41.348 --> 00:53:43.132
Ay-yi-yi, this is really high.

1416
00:53:43.176 --> 00:53:44.133
This is high, right?

1417
00:53:44.177 --> 00:53:45.874
Not that high.

1418
00:53:45.918 --> 00:53:48.529
So, uh...

1419
00:53:48.573 --> 00:53:50.618
so, what do I do?

1420
00:53:50.662 --> 00:53:52.751
What does it look like
you should do?

1421
00:53:52.794 --> 00:53:54.231
I should proceed with caution...

1422
00:53:54.274 --> 00:53:55.275
- Mm-hmm.
- Yeah.

1423
00:53:55.319 --> 00:53:57.234
...and step to that one...

1424
00:53:57.277 --> 00:53:59.105
You got it, Katie.

1425
00:53:59.148 --> 00:54:00.715
- Okay, I'm ready.
- You are.

1426
00:54:00.759 --> 00:54:02.326
- Okay.
- Okay.

1427
00:54:02.369 --> 00:54:04.763
Okay, ooh... oh, okay.

1428
00:54:04.806 --> 00:54:05.764
Wow.

1429
00:54:07.592 --> 00:54:10.377
Nice work.

1430
00:54:10.421 --> 00:54:12.336
Good job.

1431
00:54:12.379 --> 00:54:14.251
Nice and easy...

1432
00:54:14.294 --> 00:54:15.426
Next one.

1433
00:54:15.469 --> 00:54:16.383
[Katie groans nervously]

1434
00:54:16.427 --> 00:54:17.297
How am I doing?

1435
00:54:17.341 --> 00:54:18.733
Really good.

1436
00:54:18.777 --> 00:54:20.387
Yup.

1437
00:54:21.649 --> 00:54:23.390
Oh! How did I do?

1438
00:54:23.434 --> 00:54:24.696
[Will] Perfect!

1439
00:54:24.739 --> 00:54:26.872
I made it.

1440
00:54:26.915 --> 00:54:28.917
Hold on.

1441
00:54:35.359 --> 00:54:37.709
How did that feel?

1442
00:54:37.752 --> 00:54:39.232
Um... I think I did it.

1443
00:54:39.276 --> 00:54:40.233
Yes, you did.

1444
00:54:40.277 --> 00:54:41.365
Yeah.

1445
00:54:41.408 --> 00:54:42.583
Ready for the next one?

1446
00:54:46.021 --> 00:54:46.935
Yes.

1447
00:54:46.979 --> 00:54:48.763
- Yes.
- Okay.

1448
00:54:48.807 --> 00:54:51.157
♪ ♪

1449
00:54:54.465 --> 00:54:56.815
♪ ♪

1450
00:55:08.087 --> 00:55:09.393
I'm right behind you.

1451
00:55:09.436 --> 00:55:10.742
Okay.

1452
00:55:12.874 --> 00:55:14.659
I think I'm getting
the hang of this.

1453
00:55:14.702 --> 00:55:16.835
Yes, you are.

1454
00:55:17.966 --> 00:55:20.360
So is this
the end of the course?

1455
00:55:20.404 --> 00:55:22.014
There's just one more bit,

1456
00:55:22.057 --> 00:55:25.409
but if you ask me,
it's the best part.

1457
00:55:25.452 --> 00:55:26.584
Okay.

1458
00:55:26.627 --> 00:55:28.412
I can't do this.
This is too much.

1459
00:55:28.455 --> 00:55:29.717
I'm not ready for this.

1460
00:55:29.761 --> 00:55:31.328
It's just, it's scary.
I don't wanna do this.

1461
00:55:31.371 --> 00:55:32.546
You're cabled in.

1462
00:55:32.590 --> 00:55:34.287
Just hold on with two hands.

1463
00:55:35.941 --> 00:55:37.899
Lean back,

1464
00:55:37.943 --> 00:55:39.814
and enjoy the ride.

1465
00:55:39.858 --> 00:55:41.599
You've got this, Katie.

1466
00:55:46.212 --> 00:55:47.387
Okay.

1467
00:55:47.431 --> 00:55:49.868
[screaming]

1468
00:55:54.438 --> 00:55:56.135
[screams]

1469
00:55:56.178 --> 00:55:58.006
[laughing]

1470
00:56:09.888 --> 00:56:11.368
[laughing]

1471
00:56:11.411 --> 00:56:14.283
That was amazing!

1472
00:56:14.327 --> 00:56:15.415
How do you feel?

1473
00:56:15.459 --> 00:56:17.025
Incredible.

1474
00:56:17.069 --> 00:56:18.113
Like...

1475
00:56:18.157 --> 00:56:19.288
Like you could do anything?

1476
00:56:19.332 --> 00:56:20.899
Yes.

1477
00:56:25.251 --> 00:56:26.339
Well, there you go.

1478
00:56:29.995 --> 00:56:33.085
I can't believe I just did that.

1479
00:56:33.128 --> 00:56:34.129
Thank you.

1480
00:56:34.173 --> 00:56:35.479
You don't need to thank me.

1481
00:56:35.522 --> 00:56:37.176
You did this all on your own.

1482
00:56:37.219 --> 00:56:40.919
So, I guess we'll have to stop
calling you Rookie now, huh?

1483
00:56:40.962 --> 00:56:44.575
Well, I mean, not if I want
to keep trying new things.

1484
00:56:44.618 --> 00:56:47.316
Well, do you have any other
requests for this afternoon?

1485
00:56:47.360 --> 00:56:48.361
Rappelling?

1486
00:56:48.405 --> 00:56:49.884
Horseback riding maybe?

1487
00:56:49.928 --> 00:56:52.931
Okay, I don't want to try
everything today, okay?

1488
00:56:52.974 --> 00:56:55.542
I feel pretty buzzed
on adrenaline already, so...

1489
00:56:55.586 --> 00:56:57.370
Well, there is one thing
you have to try later.

1490
00:56:57.414 --> 00:56:58.327
Okay.

1491
00:56:58.371 --> 00:57:00.547
But it's more of a sugar rush,

1492
00:57:00.591 --> 00:57:02.897
and it does require some skill.

1493
00:57:04.856 --> 00:57:06.074
But the payoff's worth it.

1494
00:57:06.118 --> 00:57:07.162
You in?

1495
00:57:07.206 --> 00:57:09.730
I mean, how could I say no?

1496
00:57:09.774 --> 00:57:11.210
Perfect.
See you then.

1497
00:57:11.253 --> 00:57:12.037
Yeah.

1498
00:57:15.344 --> 00:57:16.520
Bye.

1499
00:57:25.529 --> 00:57:26.573
Hi, you've reached
Sabrina Cowan,

1500
00:57:26.617 --> 00:57:28.183
leave me a message,

1501
00:57:28.227 --> 00:57:30.447
and I'll return your call
as soon as possible.

1502
00:57:30.490 --> 00:57:32.187
Sabrina, hey, it's Katie.

1503
00:57:32.231 --> 00:57:34.538
Um, look, I really think
we should shift the article

1504
00:57:34.581 --> 00:57:35.713
back to my original pitch

1505
00:57:35.756 --> 00:57:37.192
because I'm really going for it,

1506
00:57:37.236 --> 00:57:38.933
just like you wanted,

1507
00:57:38.977 --> 00:57:40.805
so I just think we should drop
the whole Will angle,

1508
00:57:40.848 --> 00:57:42.241
and I'm going to keep
pushing myself,

1509
00:57:42.284 --> 00:57:44.286
and it's gonna be great,

1510
00:57:44.330 --> 00:57:46.332
so just give it a read
when I'm done,

1511
00:57:46.375 --> 00:57:47.942
and let me know, okay?

1512
00:57:47.986 --> 00:57:49.204
Um... gotta go.

1513
00:57:49.248 --> 00:57:49.988
Bye.

1514
00:57:51.293 --> 00:57:53.339
[gasps in wonder]

1515
00:57:55.733 --> 00:57:57.125
Amazing, aren't they?

1516
00:57:57.169 --> 00:58:00.128
I've never seen
this many fireflies.

1517
00:58:00.172 --> 00:58:02.348
They're like our own
little patio lanterns out here.

1518
00:58:02.391 --> 00:58:04.655
Yeah.

1519
00:58:08.136 --> 00:58:09.790
So, are you ready
for your next challenge?

1520
00:58:13.228 --> 00:58:15.100
So you seemed like you were
on quite the mission today.

1521
00:58:15.143 --> 00:58:16.014
Oh...

1522
00:58:17.624 --> 00:58:19.974
Yeah, you could say that.

1523
00:58:20.018 --> 00:58:23.369
I mean, I had to bolster
all my courage to do it,

1524
00:58:23.412 --> 00:58:25.937
but I was motivated.

1525
00:58:27.329 --> 00:58:29.070
It's amazing
what you can accomplish

1526
00:58:29.114 --> 00:58:30.289
when you put your mind to it.

1527
00:58:30.332 --> 00:58:32.596
- Like your Appalachian hike?
- Exactly.

1528
00:58:32.639 --> 00:58:35.424
Because when the going
gets tough,

1529
00:58:35.468 --> 00:58:37.165
it has to come from in here.

1530
00:58:37.209 --> 00:58:39.733
Hmm.

1531
00:58:39.777 --> 00:58:42.431
I guess you could say that
about a lot of things.

1532
00:58:42.475 --> 00:58:45.739
Like my writing, for example.

1533
00:58:45.783 --> 00:58:47.698
I was so focused
on the word count,

1534
00:58:47.741 --> 00:58:51.789
I never thought about
why I was writing.

1535
00:58:51.832 --> 00:58:54.400
I just wanted the job.

1536
00:58:54.443 --> 00:58:59.405
It's led me down a path
that I never wanted it to go.

1537
00:59:00.711 --> 00:59:01.625
I'm working on it.

1538
00:59:01.668 --> 00:59:03.540
That's great.

1539
00:59:03.583 --> 00:59:07.413
Yeah, I just hope I can fix it.

1540
00:59:08.980 --> 00:59:09.850
Okay.

1541
00:59:09.894 --> 00:59:11.939
Are you ready for this?

1542
00:59:11.983 --> 00:59:14.072
[Will] Mm-hmm.

1543
00:59:17.031 --> 00:59:18.206
Ta-dah!

1544
00:59:20.861 --> 00:59:21.688
[crunching]

1545
00:59:24.909 --> 00:59:26.606
What do you think?

1546
00:59:26.650 --> 00:59:27.912
It's really good.

1547
00:59:27.955 --> 00:59:29.000
Here, you should try it.

1548
00:59:29.043 --> 00:59:29.914
All right.

1549
00:59:32.090 --> 00:59:33.047
[crunching]

1550
00:59:35.876 --> 00:59:37.051
It's really good.

1551
00:59:37.095 --> 00:59:40.098
You know, this week's
been amazing.

1552
00:59:40.141 --> 00:59:43.275
I mean, every week here
is pretty great,

1553
00:59:43.318 --> 00:59:44.668
but this week...

1554
00:59:46.583 --> 00:59:49.237
I'm going to remember it...

1555
00:59:49.281 --> 00:59:51.413
Me too.

1556
00:59:53.154 --> 00:59:55.853
...and seeing as tomorrow
is your last day,

1557
00:59:55.896 --> 00:59:58.203
I think we should do
something special.

1558
00:59:58.246 --> 01:00:01.380
I agree.

1559
01:00:01.423 --> 01:00:04.601
Um, I actually want
to try something.

1560
01:00:06.385 --> 01:00:07.908
I want to get back
in the saddle.

1561
01:00:07.952 --> 01:00:08.953
Really?

1562
01:00:08.996 --> 01:00:09.997
Don't worry,

1563
01:00:10.041 --> 01:00:12.478
I'll make sure you're safe.

1564
01:00:12.521 --> 01:00:14.132
Thank you.

1565
01:00:16.395 --> 01:00:18.092
- Hey!
- Penny, hi.

1566
01:00:18.136 --> 01:00:19.964
Don't mind me,
just walking back to my tent.

1567
01:00:20.007 --> 01:00:21.139
No, no, no, come sit down.

1568
01:00:21.182 --> 01:00:22.314
You've got to try
some of these s'mores.

1569
01:00:22.357 --> 01:00:23.532
You actually do,

1570
01:00:23.576 --> 01:00:25.447
and you can have my spot

1571
01:00:25.491 --> 01:00:28.494
because I have a ride
to plan for tomorrow.

1572
01:00:28.537 --> 01:00:30.452
Good night, Katie.

1573
01:00:30.496 --> 01:00:31.410
Good night, Will.

1574
01:00:34.805 --> 01:00:35.893
Good night, Penny.

1575
01:00:35.936 --> 01:00:38.069
Sweet dreams.

1576
01:00:39.418 --> 01:00:40.724
Sorry for interrupting.

1577
01:00:40.767 --> 01:00:42.551
Oh, no, no, no, you didn't
interrupt anything.

1578
01:00:42.595 --> 01:00:48.035
I mean, he did say he was
gonna remember this week.

1579
01:00:48.079 --> 01:00:50.472
Which means he's gonna miss you
when you're gone.

1580
01:00:50.516 --> 01:00:52.736
[chuckles nervously]

1581
01:00:52.779 --> 01:00:55.564
So he'll miss me,
he'll get over it.

1582
01:00:55.608 --> 01:00:56.827
You know, he's got all this,

1583
01:00:56.870 --> 01:00:58.393
he's got his hike,

1584
01:00:58.437 --> 01:01:00.613
and Olivia's here...

1585
01:01:00.657 --> 01:01:03.268
Which means nothing
because he wants you.

1586
01:01:05.531 --> 01:01:07.533
Penny, he lives in the woods.

1587
01:01:07.576 --> 01:01:10.579
I live in a one-bedroom
in a concrete jungle.

1588
01:01:10.623 --> 01:01:12.494
I've seen worse odds.

1589
01:01:12.538 --> 01:01:13.974
Have you?

1590
01:01:14.018 --> 01:01:15.280
Because feelings aside,

1591
01:01:15.323 --> 01:01:16.934
there is still the issue
of my article,

1592
01:01:16.977 --> 01:01:19.632
which I am trying to redirect

1593
01:01:19.676 --> 01:01:20.894
back to what
it was supposed to be,

1594
01:01:20.938 --> 01:01:22.591
but if my boss
doesn't go for it,

1595
01:01:22.635 --> 01:01:24.376
and publishes it,

1596
01:01:24.419 --> 01:01:25.420
and it's all about Will,

1597
01:01:25.464 --> 01:01:26.508
then that's it.

1598
01:01:26.552 --> 01:01:27.945
It won't matter

1599
01:01:27.988 --> 01:01:31.818
if I live in a treehouse
above his tent.

1600
01:01:31.862 --> 01:01:34.168
He's not gonna want to have
anything to do with me.

1601
01:01:34.212 --> 01:01:36.257
So then tell him.

1602
01:01:36.301 --> 01:01:39.086
Tell him the truth
about why you're here,

1603
01:01:39.130 --> 01:01:41.175
and how things have changed.

1604
01:01:41.219 --> 01:01:43.134
Oh, I don't know.

1605
01:01:43.177 --> 01:01:44.744
I don't know
that he'd understand.

1606
01:01:44.788 --> 01:01:47.094
Well, he's going to learn
the truth at some point,

1607
01:01:47.138 --> 01:01:49.575
regardless of which article
your boss publishes.

1608
01:01:50.794 --> 01:01:53.710
So don't you want to be
the one to tell him?

1609
01:01:53.753 --> 01:01:55.320
[sighs]

1610
01:01:55.363 --> 01:01:59.063
The thought of telling him...

1611
01:02:00.629 --> 01:02:02.980
it's way scarier
than anything I've had to do.

1612
01:02:03.023 --> 01:02:06.200
That, my friend, is love.

1613
01:02:16.558 --> 01:02:18.343
Katie, I'm sorry, I picked up
your message late last night.

1614
01:02:18.386 --> 01:02:19.779
That's fine,
don't worry about it.

1615
01:02:19.823 --> 01:02:23.000
I'm actually on my way out
to go horseback riding.

1616
01:02:23.043 --> 01:02:24.784
I'm conquering my biggest fear.

1617
01:02:24.828 --> 01:02:26.786
Doesn't that make
for a great story?

1618
01:02:26.830 --> 01:02:28.179
Ooh...

1619
01:02:28.222 --> 01:02:30.137
are you going
with our hunky guide?

1620
01:02:30.181 --> 01:02:31.225
I...

1621
01:02:31.269 --> 01:02:32.618
I am, yeah, yeah,

1622
01:02:32.661 --> 01:02:35.012
but that's not really the point.

1623
01:02:35.055 --> 01:02:38.755
The point is that this city girl
is crushing it.

1624
01:02:38.798 --> 01:02:40.147
Well, actually,

1625
01:02:40.191 --> 01:02:41.845
Will is the point
of the story now,

1626
01:02:41.888 --> 01:02:44.021
and I need you to get a picture of him on that horse,

1627
01:02:44.064 --> 01:02:47.459
and try to find out more
about what makes him tick.

1628
01:02:47.502 --> 01:02:48.808
Okay, um...

1629
01:02:48.852 --> 01:02:50.984
Look, here's the deal,

1630
01:02:51.028 --> 01:02:53.378
Will likes to keep
a low profile.

1631
01:02:53.421 --> 01:02:55.380
Well, you're a journalist,

1632
01:02:55.423 --> 01:02:57.295
or you want to be, right?

1633
01:02:57.338 --> 01:02:58.818
Yup. Yeah, I do.

1634
01:02:58.862 --> 01:02:59.993
Great.

1635
01:03:00.037 --> 01:03:01.299
Get some answers.

1636
01:03:01.342 --> 01:03:02.387
Oh, I gotta run.

1637
01:03:02.430 --> 01:03:03.780
Make your last day count.

1638
01:03:07.609 --> 01:03:10.177
[Katie] So the article
in the Trail Magazine,

1639
01:03:10.221 --> 01:03:11.831
I know that it wasn't ideal,

1640
01:03:11.875 --> 01:03:14.225
but wasn't it at least
good exposure?

1641
01:03:14.268 --> 01:03:15.400
[Will] It would have been

1642
01:03:15.443 --> 01:03:16.836
if it wasn't about me,

1643
01:03:16.880 --> 01:03:18.490
and more about all the work
that needs to be done

1644
01:03:18.533 --> 01:03:19.317
to protect this place.

1645
01:03:21.885 --> 01:03:22.799
There they are.

1646
01:03:25.105 --> 01:03:26.454
Hi, um...
Okay, you know what,

1647
01:03:26.498 --> 01:03:27.847
I don't think I really
need to do this...

1648
01:03:27.891 --> 01:03:30.110
Come on, I promise,
they don't bite.

1649
01:03:32.504 --> 01:03:34.549
Put your trust in them,
and they'll trust you.

1650
01:03:34.593 --> 01:03:38.423
Plus, if you give 'em a carrot,
they'll be your bestie forever.

1651
01:03:38.466 --> 01:03:39.816
Okay.

1652
01:03:39.859 --> 01:03:41.513
[horse crunching]

1653
01:03:41.556 --> 01:03:43.254
Okay? Okay...

1654
01:03:47.171 --> 01:03:47.954
Ooh, so soft.

1655
01:03:47.998 --> 01:03:50.043
Like...

1656
01:03:50.087 --> 01:03:51.523
kind of like velvet.

1657
01:03:51.566 --> 01:03:52.741
[Will] Yeah, they're beauties.

1658
01:03:52.785 --> 01:03:55.135
Calmest horses there are.

1659
01:03:55.179 --> 01:03:57.311
You ready to get back
in the saddle?

1660
01:03:57.355 --> 01:03:59.487
Yeah, I guess so.

1661
01:03:59.531 --> 01:04:00.575
You'll be fine.

1662
01:04:00.619 --> 01:04:03.448
Remember,
put your trust in them.

1663
01:04:05.711 --> 01:04:07.104
I trust you.

1664
01:04:07.147 --> 01:04:08.888
Yeah.

1665
01:04:08.932 --> 01:04:10.498
♪ ♪

1666
01:04:13.501 --> 01:04:14.938
[Will] How do you feel?

1667
01:04:14.981 --> 01:04:17.114
[Katie] Good?

1668
01:04:17.157 --> 01:04:18.898
No, you know what,
actually great.

1669
01:04:18.942 --> 01:04:19.899
Look at me, I'm doing this!

1670
01:04:19.943 --> 01:04:21.466
Yes, you are, Katie.

1671
01:04:24.861 --> 01:04:26.210
We'll go on foot from here.

1672
01:04:29.778 --> 01:04:31.998
[Katie] Okay,
where are you taking me?

1673
01:04:32.042 --> 01:04:32.869
[Will] You'll see.

1674
01:04:37.438 --> 01:04:38.831
Here we are.

1675
01:04:38.875 --> 01:04:40.659
Where are we?
Are we still on Peaks land?

1676
01:04:40.702 --> 01:04:44.010
We are,
just on the very outskirts.

1677
01:04:44.054 --> 01:04:46.273
Not too many people know
about this part of the property

1678
01:04:46.317 --> 01:04:48.536
because, thankfully,
it's undeveloped.

1679
01:04:48.580 --> 01:04:50.625
Virtually untouched.

1680
01:04:50.669 --> 01:04:51.713
As it should be.

1681
01:04:51.757 --> 01:04:52.801
It's so beautiful.

1682
01:04:52.845 --> 01:04:55.369
[Will] Welcome
to Lavender Grove.

1683
01:04:55.413 --> 01:04:57.763
And none of the other guests
know it's here?

1684
01:04:57.806 --> 01:05:01.636
No, Olivia's been very diligent
about keeping it a secret,

1685
01:05:01.680 --> 01:05:03.421
because she and I both know

1686
01:05:03.464 --> 01:05:04.901
that the most beautiful land

1687
01:05:04.944 --> 01:05:06.293
is also
the most vulnerable land.

1688
01:05:06.337 --> 01:05:07.860
Hmm.

1689
01:05:07.904 --> 01:05:08.992
Yeah.

1690
01:05:11.995 --> 01:05:15.128
[whispers]
Ah, that scent...

1691
01:05:15.172 --> 01:05:19.045
gives me a vision
of a warm blossom,

1692
01:05:19.089 --> 01:05:23.267
nestled within
the deep, earthy forest,

1693
01:05:23.310 --> 01:05:25.008
where a breeze blows

1694
01:05:25.051 --> 01:05:29.142
its wild floral notes
on the leaves,

1695
01:05:29.186 --> 01:05:30.361
and then it's gone.

1696
01:05:30.404 --> 01:05:31.753
[chuckles]

1697
01:05:31.797 --> 01:05:32.972
Wow.

1698
01:05:33.016 --> 01:05:34.626
Your turn.

1699
01:05:35.757 --> 01:05:37.542
- [stammers awkwardly]
- [chuckles] Yeah.

1700
01:05:40.675 --> 01:05:42.939
Old cowboy legend has it

1701
01:05:42.982 --> 01:05:44.375
that when a cowboy
would head out

1702
01:05:44.418 --> 01:05:46.507
for a long cattle drive,

1703
01:05:46.551 --> 01:05:49.032
he'd leave lavender behind
for his girl.

1704
01:05:49.075 --> 01:05:52.165
It meant, "You have my heart,"

1705
01:05:52.209 --> 01:05:53.950
and the lavender was
the only flower

1706
01:05:53.993 --> 01:05:55.952
that could last
until he came back.

1707
01:05:58.998 --> 01:06:00.608
Will, um...

1708
01:06:00.652 --> 01:06:02.132
Will, I have to
tell you something.

1709
01:06:04.482 --> 01:06:05.744
Um...

1710
01:06:05.787 --> 01:06:06.484
Wait.

1711
01:06:08.747 --> 01:06:10.836
What?

1712
01:06:10.879 --> 01:06:11.968
What are you looking at?

1713
01:06:17.147 --> 01:06:18.539
It can't be.

1714
01:06:18.583 --> 01:06:19.540
What is that?

1715
01:06:19.584 --> 01:06:21.412
It's a marker.

1716
01:06:21.455 --> 01:06:24.328
Usually left when the land's
been surveyed.

1717
01:06:26.330 --> 01:06:29.855
But I thought nobody really
knew this place existed.

1718
01:06:29.898 --> 01:06:32.771
That's what I thought.

1719
01:06:34.512 --> 01:06:35.687
We should get back.

1720
01:06:35.730 --> 01:06:38.124
Yeah.

1721
01:06:42.259 --> 01:06:44.783
Yes, I-I know it's perfect

1722
01:06:44.826 --> 01:06:46.437
and it has the flat ground cover
that we need, but...

1723
01:06:46.480 --> 01:06:48.613
Sorry, I'm going
to have to call you back.

1724
01:06:48.656 --> 01:06:49.918
Thank you.

1725
01:06:49.962 --> 01:06:52.008
Hey, Will, how's your day going?

1726
01:06:52.051 --> 01:06:54.358
Are you making sure Ms. Ryan's
last day is memorable?

1727
01:06:54.401 --> 01:06:56.403
I just took her out
to Lavender Grove.

1728
01:06:56.447 --> 01:06:57.491
Oh, you did?

1729
01:06:57.535 --> 01:06:59.406
That's certainly
a special treat.

1730
01:06:59.450 --> 01:07:01.278
Is something going on, Olivia?

1731
01:07:01.321 --> 01:07:04.846
Because I saw a surveyor's
marker out there.

1732
01:07:04.890 --> 01:07:07.066
[sighs]

1733
01:07:07.110 --> 01:07:09.503
I did everything I could, Will,

1734
01:07:09.547 --> 01:07:11.201
to even hide that it was there,

1735
01:07:11.244 --> 01:07:13.681
but the aerials
of the property gave it away.

1736
01:07:13.725 --> 01:07:16.075
To the investors?

1737
01:07:16.119 --> 01:07:17.511
I tried everything,

1738
01:07:17.555 --> 01:07:20.079
every other option
of where to build the hotel,

1739
01:07:20.123 --> 01:07:21.080
but they hold the purse,

1740
01:07:21.124 --> 01:07:22.995
and this is what they want.

1741
01:07:23.039 --> 01:07:25.084
Why didn't you tell me?

1742
01:07:25.128 --> 01:07:26.216
I just found out yesterday,

1743
01:07:26.259 --> 01:07:27.782
and I wanted to fix it
before you knew

1744
01:07:27.826 --> 01:07:29.480
and find a new investor,

1745
01:07:29.523 --> 01:07:30.655
but you and I both know

1746
01:07:30.698 --> 01:07:32.135
we may not get
another opportunity,

1747
01:07:32.178 --> 01:07:34.398
and I want this place to grow.

1748
01:07:34.441 --> 01:07:36.356
Not in this way,

1749
01:07:36.400 --> 01:07:39.098
but I don't know
any other way...

1750
01:07:39.142 --> 01:07:41.579
and the worst part,

1751
01:07:41.622 --> 01:07:44.321
I don't want you to think
that I don't care,

1752
01:07:44.364 --> 01:07:46.671
because I do.

1753
01:07:46.714 --> 01:07:49.108
I know you do, Olivia.

1754
01:07:49.152 --> 01:07:51.806
I understand.

1755
01:07:51.850 --> 01:07:54.113
This place is your dream.

1756
01:07:54.157 --> 01:07:56.942
So... you do what you have to.

1757
01:07:58.422 --> 01:08:01.555
Are you saying
this may not be your dream?

1758
01:08:03.775 --> 01:08:05.820
I'm sorry, Olivia.

1759
01:08:05.864 --> 01:08:07.779
As much as I love it here...

1760
01:08:09.302 --> 01:08:11.783
I don't think it is.

1761
01:08:32.412 --> 01:08:33.848
[Will] Hey.

1762
01:08:33.892 --> 01:08:34.849
[Katie] Hi.

1763
01:08:34.893 --> 01:08:36.155
Can I join you?

1764
01:08:36.199 --> 01:08:37.635
Of course.

1765
01:08:41.856 --> 01:08:43.075
How are you?

1766
01:08:43.119 --> 01:08:44.903
Did you find out
what that marker meant?

1767
01:08:44.946 --> 01:08:46.905
I did.

1768
01:08:46.948 --> 01:08:49.081
It seems the investors
have decided

1769
01:08:49.125 --> 01:08:50.343
that's where they'd like

1770
01:08:50.387 --> 01:08:52.128
the expansion
of this place built.

1771
01:08:52.171 --> 01:08:54.608
Can't Olivia talk to them, or...

1772
01:08:54.652 --> 01:08:55.870
She's tried,

1773
01:08:55.914 --> 01:08:58.612
but her hands are tied,

1774
01:08:58.656 --> 01:09:01.137
and unless I stay here,

1775
01:09:01.180 --> 01:09:03.791
and help her realize her dream,

1776
01:09:03.835 --> 01:09:05.706
together,

1777
01:09:05.750 --> 01:09:07.578
I really don't have
a place to say.

1778
01:09:07.621 --> 01:09:10.407
Right.

1779
01:09:10.450 --> 01:09:12.757
So are going to stay,

1780
01:09:12.800 --> 01:09:16.195
and cancel your hike?

1781
01:09:16.239 --> 01:09:17.153
No.

1782
01:09:19.242 --> 01:09:20.460
Because my heart isn't here.

1783
01:09:25.204 --> 01:09:26.684
[cell phone rings]

1784
01:09:27.902 --> 01:09:28.990
It's reception.

1785
01:09:29.034 --> 01:09:30.862
Oh, sure.

1786
01:09:36.824 --> 01:09:38.826
How's it going?

1787
01:09:38.870 --> 01:09:42.178
I think he just told me
his heart isn't with Olivia.

1788
01:09:42.221 --> 01:09:44.571
Really?

1789
01:09:44.615 --> 01:09:46.834
So then did you tell him
about the article?

1790
01:09:46.878 --> 01:09:49.054
- Hi.
- Article?

1791
01:09:49.097 --> 01:09:50.708
What article?

1792
01:09:50.751 --> 01:09:52.013
[Penny] Uh...

1793
01:09:52.057 --> 01:09:53.754
I should leave you two.

1794
01:09:53.798 --> 01:09:54.973
Sorry. Bye.

1795
01:09:58.629 --> 01:10:00.544
If you need to go
and deal with something,

1796
01:10:00.587 --> 01:10:01.806
that's fine.

1797
01:10:01.849 --> 01:10:04.112
It was just a question
about Rainbow Trail.

1798
01:10:04.156 --> 01:10:07.464
What article
was Penny talking about?

1799
01:10:07.507 --> 01:10:08.682
Um...

1800
01:10:08.726 --> 01:10:10.075
it's complicated.

1801
01:10:11.685 --> 01:10:13.557
Okay, um...

1802
01:10:13.600 --> 01:10:16.821
when I told you
I was here to widen my horizons,

1803
01:10:16.864 --> 01:10:18.257
that was true,

1804
01:10:18.301 --> 01:10:19.824
but it was because

1805
01:10:19.867 --> 01:10:21.956
I got the opportunity
from my boss

1806
01:10:22.000 --> 01:10:23.219
to write an article.

1807
01:10:23.262 --> 01:10:24.959
It was 2,000 words.

1808
01:10:25.003 --> 01:10:26.874
It was about this city girl

1809
01:10:26.918 --> 01:10:30.443
who gets to go and conquer
all of this,

1810
01:10:30.487 --> 01:10:32.358
but I had to be undercover.

1811
01:10:32.402 --> 01:10:33.272
I get it.

1812
01:10:33.316 --> 01:10:35.274
You couldn't tell anyone

1813
01:10:35.318 --> 01:10:37.320
in case it altered
your experience.

1814
01:10:37.363 --> 01:10:39.278
Exactly.

1815
01:10:39.322 --> 01:10:41.585
Well, I can understand that.

1816
01:10:41.628 --> 01:10:43.848
That's good.

1817
01:10:45.502 --> 01:10:48.244
Um, but there's more.

1818
01:10:48.287 --> 01:10:50.724
When my boss
found out about you,

1819
01:10:50.768 --> 01:10:52.857
she wanted to change
the focus of the article.

1820
01:10:52.900 --> 01:10:54.554
She got all caught up

1821
01:10:54.598 --> 01:10:56.426
in this vision
of a mountain man,

1822
01:10:56.469 --> 01:10:59.429
and adventure,

1823
01:10:59.472 --> 01:11:02.170
and romance...

1824
01:11:02.214 --> 01:11:03.868
Wow.

1825
01:11:03.911 --> 01:11:06.392
You did all this
without me knowing.

1826
01:11:06.436 --> 01:11:07.698
I didn't know what to do,

1827
01:11:07.741 --> 01:11:09.830
and I... I feel terrible,

1828
01:11:09.874 --> 01:11:11.223
and I'm so sorry.

1829
01:11:11.267 --> 01:11:13.573
This day is like deja vu.

1830
01:11:13.617 --> 01:11:16.707
First, Lavender Grove,
and now this.

1831
01:11:16.750 --> 01:11:19.710
But I think that I can fix it.

1832
01:11:19.753 --> 01:11:21.842
You know, like, if you tell me

1833
01:11:21.886 --> 01:11:23.322
what it is that you want
in this article,

1834
01:11:23.366 --> 01:11:25.542
then I can...
I can go back to my boss,

1835
01:11:25.585 --> 01:11:29.589
and I can ask her to change it.

1836
01:11:29.633 --> 01:11:32.505
You know what, it's okay.

1837
01:11:32.549 --> 01:11:35.987
Unless there's something else
you'd like to know about me.

1838
01:11:36.030 --> 01:11:39.469
Maybe your boss would like
something more on my love life,

1839
01:11:39.512 --> 01:11:43.124
because there really isn't
anything to say about that.

1840
01:11:44.909 --> 01:11:46.258
Good night, Katie,

1841
01:11:46.302 --> 01:11:49.392
and I hope you've enjoyed
your stay with us.

1842
01:11:55.659 --> 01:11:59.271
♪ ♪

1843
01:11:59.315 --> 01:12:00.490
Yeah.

1844
01:12:01.882 --> 01:12:02.796
Yeah...

1845
01:12:06.017 --> 01:12:07.584
♪ ♪

1846
01:12:27.299 --> 01:12:31.477
♪ ♪

1847
01:12:37.091 --> 01:12:38.397
- Hi.
- Hey.

1848
01:12:38.441 --> 01:12:39.833
Is everything okay?

1849
01:12:39.877 --> 01:12:41.922
Please tell me it is,
or I'll feel terrible.

1850
01:12:41.966 --> 01:12:43.968
Penny, it's not
your fault, okay?

1851
01:12:44.011 --> 01:12:46.971
I am the one who should have
told him by now.

1852
01:12:49.887 --> 01:12:51.671
I just saw a wolf.

1853
01:12:51.715 --> 01:12:53.804
A wolf?

1854
01:12:53.847 --> 01:12:55.458
Yeah.

1855
01:12:55.501 --> 01:12:57.242
I wasn't even scared.

1856
01:13:00.593 --> 01:13:02.290
And it made me think

1857
01:13:02.334 --> 01:13:03.988
that falling in love

1858
01:13:04.031 --> 01:13:06.556
is the scariest thing
that I'll ever encounter,

1859
01:13:06.599 --> 01:13:10.560
so, everything else just seems
kind of tame in comparison.

1860
01:13:14.912 --> 01:13:17.218
♪ ♪

1861
01:13:53.864 --> 01:13:54.908
Good morning, Ms. Ryan.

1862
01:13:54.952 --> 01:13:56.867
Morning, Chase.

1863
01:13:56.910 --> 01:13:58.869
All ready to go?

1864
01:13:58.912 --> 01:14:00.000
Yeah.

1865
01:14:00.044 --> 01:14:01.698
I guess so.

1866
01:14:05.484 --> 01:14:06.964
Hey, have you seen Will today?

1867
01:14:07.007 --> 01:14:08.356
I haven't.

1868
01:14:08.400 --> 01:14:10.663
I believe he's out
leading a hiking tour.

1869
01:14:10.707 --> 01:14:12.273
Was there something
I can help you with?

1870
01:14:12.317 --> 01:14:13.492
No, no, no, no.

1871
01:14:13.536 --> 01:14:14.580
All right.

1872
01:14:14.624 --> 01:14:15.886
Actually, uh...

1873
01:14:15.929 --> 01:14:17.801
when you see him,
could you just say goodbye?

1874
01:14:17.844 --> 01:14:19.324
Of course.

1875
01:14:19.367 --> 01:14:20.238
Thank you.

1876
01:14:31.205 --> 01:14:34.165
Oh, there's Olivia.
I just want to say goodbye.

1877
01:14:35.166 --> 01:14:36.341
Um... Olivia?

1878
01:14:37.734 --> 01:14:38.822
I just wanted to say bye.

1879
01:14:38.865 --> 01:14:40.650
Katie, we're so sorry
to see you go.

1880
01:14:40.693 --> 01:14:41.738
Thank you.

1881
01:14:41.781 --> 01:14:43.783
I had an amazing time,

1882
01:14:43.827 --> 01:14:45.089
and I want to make sure

1883
01:14:45.132 --> 01:14:47.744
that I give Chase here
a five-star review.

1884
01:14:47.787 --> 01:14:49.006
Well, thank you.

1885
01:14:49.049 --> 01:14:50.834
Yeah, he's pretty great,
isn't he?

1886
01:14:50.877 --> 01:14:52.792
And full of surprises.

1887
01:14:52.836 --> 01:14:54.577
Apparently,
he is a champion skater

1888
01:14:54.620 --> 01:14:56.143
and spends all winter
on the ice.

1889
01:14:56.187 --> 01:14:56.970
Who knew?

1890
01:14:57.014 --> 01:14:58.363
Wow.

1891
01:14:58.406 --> 01:15:01.279
What about you, do you have
plans to visit us?

1892
01:15:01.322 --> 01:15:03.150
I'm sure Will
would really like that.

1893
01:15:03.194 --> 01:15:04.717
Oh, um...

1894
01:15:04.761 --> 01:15:06.284
I doubt that.

1895
01:15:06.327 --> 01:15:07.807
I haven't been
completely truthful

1896
01:15:07.851 --> 01:15:09.766
about why I'm here,

1897
01:15:09.809 --> 01:15:12.943
um, which you might as well
know as well,

1898
01:15:12.986 --> 01:15:17.077
was to write a story
on your resort,

1899
01:15:17.121 --> 01:15:18.557
and I promise,

1900
01:15:18.601 --> 01:15:20.994
it would have been a glowing
testament to all this,

1901
01:15:21.038 --> 01:15:25.869
but my boss made it
all about Will,

1902
01:15:25.912 --> 01:15:27.392
so, you know Will...

1903
01:15:27.435 --> 01:15:28.872
Yes, I do.

1904
01:15:28.915 --> 01:15:31.004
I'm in a bit of hot water
with him myself.

1905
01:15:31.048 --> 01:15:33.572
I know. I heard
about Lavender Grove.

1906
01:15:33.616 --> 01:15:36.662
I just wish that there was
some way I could save it,

1907
01:15:36.706 --> 01:15:38.272
but, apparently,
it doesn't matter what I say,

1908
01:15:38.316 --> 01:15:40.144
my words don't make
a difference.

1909
01:15:40.187 --> 01:15:42.799
[sighs]

1910
01:15:42.842 --> 01:15:43.800
That's it.

1911
01:15:43.843 --> 01:15:45.932
What?

1912
01:15:45.976 --> 01:15:48.152
I think I may know
a way I can help you.

1913
01:15:48.195 --> 01:15:49.936
How would you do that?

1914
01:15:49.980 --> 01:15:51.895
With 2,000 words.

1915
01:15:58.075 --> 01:15:58.815
Katie!

1916
01:16:00.643 --> 01:16:02.601
I need you to send me
all your photos from this week.

1917
01:16:02.645 --> 01:16:03.863
The eagles, the lake,

1918
01:16:03.907 --> 01:16:04.908
anything that showcases

1919
01:16:04.951 --> 01:16:06.083
the natural beauty
of this place.

1920
01:16:06.126 --> 01:16:08.041
Of course.
Do you have a plan brewing?

1921
01:16:08.085 --> 01:16:10.000
I think so,
but I just hope it works.

1922
01:16:10.043 --> 01:16:11.262
'Kay!

1923
01:16:11.305 --> 01:16:12.393
[Katie] It was so nice
getting to know you.

1924
01:16:12.437 --> 01:16:13.699
You too, Katie,

1925
01:16:13.743 --> 01:16:15.919
and thank you for getting
my photos out there.

1926
01:16:15.962 --> 01:16:17.137
Of course.

1927
01:16:17.181 --> 01:16:18.443
I'm gonna keep you posted
on the article.

1928
01:16:18.486 --> 01:16:20.706
- Good luck.
- I'll write.

1929
01:16:26.103 --> 01:16:28.105
♪ ♪

1930
01:16:59.832 --> 01:17:01.573
What's this?

1931
01:17:01.617 --> 01:17:03.227
This is the article you want.

1932
01:17:03.270 --> 01:17:07.361
This is what
we should be publishing.

1933
01:17:07.405 --> 01:17:09.407
Katie, I already have the copy
you sent about Will.

1934
01:17:09.450 --> 01:17:10.582
I know that, forget about that.

1935
01:17:10.626 --> 01:17:11.539
That's fluff.

1936
01:17:11.583 --> 01:17:14.412
This has everything.

1937
01:17:14.455 --> 01:17:16.980
How much the resort
has to offer,

1938
01:17:17.023 --> 01:17:19.591
how I was challenged,

1939
01:17:19.635 --> 01:17:21.593
and inspired
to overcome my fears,

1940
01:17:21.637 --> 01:17:25.641
how Will is a guide
like no other,

1941
01:17:25.684 --> 01:17:27.860
and how the natural beauty
of the landscape

1942
01:17:27.904 --> 01:17:29.383
needs to be respected,

1943
01:17:29.427 --> 01:17:31.472
and the importance
of conservation,

1944
01:17:31.516 --> 01:17:34.127
because without it,

1945
01:17:34.171 --> 01:17:35.868
Sunrise Peaks wouldn't be
what it is today.

1946
01:17:35.912 --> 01:17:37.957
You got all that
in under 2,000 words?

1947
01:17:39.002 --> 01:17:41.831
1,998, to be exact.

1948
01:17:44.790 --> 01:17:46.313
This is not what I asked for...

1949
01:17:46.357 --> 01:17:48.402
I know.

1950
01:17:48.446 --> 01:17:49.360
...but you're right,

1951
01:17:49.403 --> 01:17:51.014
it is better.

1952
01:17:52.232 --> 01:17:53.494
I'll run it.

1953
01:17:53.538 --> 01:17:54.670
[sighs]

1954
01:17:54.713 --> 01:17:57.020
Thank you, Sabrina.

1955
01:17:57.063 --> 01:17:59.718
I promise you,
it will not disappoint.

1956
01:17:59.762 --> 01:18:01.851
Now go type this up.

1957
01:18:03.069 --> 01:18:04.027
Yeah.

1958
01:18:12.122 --> 01:18:13.210
[sighs deeply]

1959
01:18:13.253 --> 01:18:16.213
♪ ♪

1960
01:18:23.524 --> 01:18:26.049
[Olivia] Will?
You need to see this.

1961
01:18:28.660 --> 01:18:31.707
I'm gonna let you read it
on your own.

1962
01:18:34.274 --> 01:18:36.842
[Katie] "Local wildlife
experts agree

1963
01:18:36.886 --> 01:18:38.539
that building
further from the water

1964
01:18:38.583 --> 01:18:41.238
and leaving places
like Lavender Grove untouched

1965
01:18:41.281 --> 01:18:43.457
would be less disruptive
to the eco-system,

1966
01:18:43.501 --> 01:18:45.068
leaving Sunrise Peaks

1967
01:18:45.111 --> 01:18:47.374
to continue to be
a magical place

1968
01:18:47.418 --> 01:18:50.943
where this city girl
learned about the stars,

1969
01:18:50.987 --> 01:18:52.945
the water, the birds,

1970
01:18:52.989 --> 01:18:55.774
and the joys of a quiet dawn.

1971
01:18:55.818 --> 01:18:58.777
As the resort's most
knowledgeable guide taught me,

1972
01:18:58.821 --> 01:19:00.953
'There is nothing more
beautiful in the world

1973
01:19:00.997 --> 01:19:02.955
as a heart that is changing, '

1974
01:19:02.999 --> 01:19:04.522
and there is no doubt

1975
01:19:04.565 --> 01:19:07.003
that this place
changed my heart,

1976
01:19:07.046 --> 01:19:08.439
as it will yours."

1977
01:19:26.196 --> 01:19:27.850
Thank you.

1978
01:19:37.207 --> 01:19:39.905
♪ ♪

1979
01:19:57.531 --> 01:20:00.012
Will...

1980
01:20:00.056 --> 01:20:01.797
There's a group
that wants a picnic

1981
01:20:01.840 --> 01:20:03.146
down at Lavender Grove.

1982
01:20:03.189 --> 01:20:04.625
Think you could take this
to them?

1983
01:20:04.669 --> 01:20:05.931
Yeah, for sure.

1984
01:20:05.975 --> 01:20:07.498
Thanks.

1985
01:20:15.854 --> 01:20:17.073
♪ ♪

1986
01:20:17.116 --> 01:20:18.465
Katie?

1987
01:20:20.859 --> 01:20:24.167
♪ ♪

1988
01:20:26.822 --> 01:20:27.779
[Katie] Hi.

1989
01:20:27.823 --> 01:20:28.998
[Will] Hi.

1990
01:20:29.041 --> 01:20:30.564
You got my delivery?

1991
01:20:30.608 --> 01:20:32.523
I did. Thank you.

1992
01:20:32.566 --> 01:20:33.829
Thank you.

1993
01:20:33.872 --> 01:20:35.831
Your article generated
so much interest

1994
01:20:35.874 --> 01:20:38.137
that Olivia was able
to save Lavender Grove.

1995
01:20:38.181 --> 01:20:39.835
Well, I just...

1996
01:20:39.878 --> 01:20:41.401
after everything that happened,

1997
01:20:41.445 --> 01:20:45.101
I realized how I want
my words to affect people,

1998
01:20:45.144 --> 01:20:47.494
and I want them
to motivate people

1999
01:20:47.538 --> 01:20:48.800
to make change.

2000
01:20:48.844 --> 01:20:50.889
Or in this case, not.

2001
01:20:50.933 --> 01:20:53.370
Either way, I just want them
to make a difference.

2002
01:20:53.413 --> 01:20:54.719
And they did.

2003
01:20:56.329 --> 01:20:57.722
Katie, I'm sorry.

2004
01:20:57.765 --> 01:21:00.290
I wanted to come to you
to apologize.

2005
01:21:00.333 --> 01:21:02.596
I never gave you the chance
to make things right,

2006
01:21:02.640 --> 01:21:04.207
and I was having
such a hard time

2007
01:21:04.250 --> 01:21:05.121
finding the words...

2008
01:21:05.164 --> 01:21:06.905
It's okay.

2009
01:21:06.949 --> 01:21:09.386
You just did.

2010
01:21:09.429 --> 01:21:11.040
Not all of them.

2011
01:21:12.432 --> 01:21:14.391
Katie, you have my heart,

2012
01:21:14.434 --> 01:21:15.914
you have my...

2013
01:21:15.958 --> 01:21:17.698
♪ 'Cause I do ♪

2014
01:21:17.742 --> 01:21:18.874
♪ Yeah, I do ♪

2015
01:21:18.917 --> 01:21:20.136
♪ Oh, I do... ♪

2016
01:21:20.179 --> 01:21:21.920
I'm so sorry.

2017
01:21:21.964 --> 01:21:23.226
Um, I just...

2018
01:21:23.269 --> 01:21:24.749
I had one more fear
I had to get over.

2019
01:21:24.792 --> 01:21:27.230
Um, you were saying?

2020
01:21:29.710 --> 01:21:31.364
Just this.

2021
01:21:31.408 --> 01:21:32.539
♪ ...What really hurts ♪

2022
01:21:32.583 --> 01:21:35.020
♪ Is I'd say the words ♪

2023
01:21:35.064 --> 01:21:37.893
♪ You always wanted me to... ♪

2024
01:21:37.936 --> 01:21:40.069
Um, hey...

2025
01:21:40.112 --> 01:21:43.899
how do you feel about this...

2026
01:21:43.942 --> 01:21:48.425
"City girl
goes on Appalachian Trail"?

2027
01:21:48.468 --> 01:21:49.295
I love it.

2028
01:21:49.339 --> 01:21:51.602
- Really?
- Yeah.

2029
01:21:51.645 --> 01:21:54.648
Because I pitched it to my boss,

2030
01:21:54.692 --> 01:21:57.521
and... she went for it.

2031
01:21:57.564 --> 01:21:59.479
[laughs]

2032
01:21:59.523 --> 01:22:00.698
You know it's a long trail...

2033
01:22:00.741 --> 01:22:02.482
I-I know.

2034
01:22:02.526 --> 01:22:03.875
...and it'd just be
you and me.

2035
01:22:03.919 --> 01:22:05.224
I know.

2036
01:22:05.268 --> 01:22:06.530
Do you think you can handle it?

2037
01:22:06.573 --> 01:22:08.053
Oh, I can more than handle it.

2038
01:22:08.097 --> 01:22:10.621
It just might take us
a little longer.

2039
01:22:10.664 --> 01:22:12.840
Oh, why, you think
I'm going to slow you down?

2040
01:22:12.884 --> 01:22:14.016
Yup.

2041
01:22:14.059 --> 01:22:15.974
[laughing]

2042
01:22:16.018 --> 01:22:17.454
♪ Yeah, it's true ♪

2043
01:22:17.497 --> 01:22:19.586
♪ Oh, it's true ♪

2044
01:22:19.630 --> 01:22:21.066
♪ Yeah, I do ♪

2045
01:22:21.110 --> 01:22:23.939
♪ Girl, it's no use ♪

2046
01:22:23.982 --> 01:22:25.418
♪ What really hurts ♪

2047
01:22:25.462 --> 01:22:27.551
♪ Is I'd say the words ♪

2048
01:22:27.594 --> 01:22:31.076
♪ You always wanted me to ♪

2049
01:22:31.120 --> 01:22:32.599
♪ I do ♪

2050
01:22:32.643 --> 01:22:33.774
♪ Yeah, I do... ♪

2051
01:22:36.995 --> 01:22:40.825
♪ ♪