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Day 1: Grey Wolf took the wheel of Beechy, bound for the starting line in Carson City.
Day 1: Ron set out on foot from Carson City, beginning his Walk Across America for Freedom.
Day 1: A small American flag lying in the dirt was rescued from the roadside.
Day 2: Two vehicles stopped along the highway so their drivers could talk with Ron.
Day 2: Ron smiled for the livestream under a Welcome sign and a rustic red star.
Day 3: On America’s 246th birthday, Ron and a friend shared the moment inside Beechy.
Day 3: A herd of wild mustangs grazed beside the highway on Independence Day.
Day 4: A fellow hiker Ron met along the way received a card about the walk.
Day 4: The open highway stretched ahead through the Nevada hills under a clear blue sky.
Day 5: A man stopped to chat with Ron and liked his FREEDOM shirt.
Day 5: A second young man stopped along the road to talk with Ron.
Day 6: On a rest day, Abby curled up with her dad inside Beechy.
Day 7: Ron stood behind Beechy at dawn in Fallon before setting out for Salt Wells.
Day 7: Beechy’s “Walkers for Freedom Ahead” banner glowed in the early light as Ron prepared to walk.
Day 8: Ron’s swollen, blistered feet showed the toll of the Nevada desert miles.
Day 9: Ron showed off a homemade gear setup inside Beechy as his foot healed.
Day 10: Ron smiled for his livestream while the crew prepared to return to Salt Wells.
Day 10: A Strava log recorded the 15.51-mile Day 7 walk from Fallon to Salt Wells.
Day 11: The desert highway ran past Sand Mountain under a blazing Nevada sun.
Day 11: Ron walked down the long, empty highway with the Nevada mountains on the horizon.
Day 12: Beechy waited in the desert as Ron celebrated his first 100 miles from Carson City.
Day 12: The walk’s two mascots took a break on the roadside.
Day 13: Abby held down the fort from the driver’s seat while Ron tended his blisters.
Day 14: An urn for Bubba sat in a patch of sunlight during the walk.
Day 14: Dollar bills covered the ceiling at a stop in the middle of nowhere.
Day 15: Abby enjoyed a break, trotting beside Beechy at Middlegate.
Day 15: Roadside markers told the stories of the Fairview Peak earthquake faults and the Fairview mining town.
Day 16: Dawn broke over the famous shoe tree as Ron headed out from Middlegate.
Day 16: Ron passed the shoe tree on the road toward Cold Springs Station.
Day 17: A roadside marker honored the transcontinental telegraph that ended the Pony Express.
Day 17: Historical markers at Cold Springs told the story of the Central Overland Trail.
Day 18: A full rainbow arched over the Cold Springs station after a day without signal.
Day 18: A double rainbow framed the Cold Springs resort beneath a stormy desert sky.
Day 22: Young patriots walked the highway alongside Ron on the road toward Austin.
Day 22: Ron waved from the highway in his flag hat, wearing his livestream gear.
Days 27/28: Ron joined Wendy Bell Radio, which published the interview on July 29, 2022.
Days 27/28: Ron and Jeri stopped their truck along the road to visit.
Day 29: Ron walking beneath the American flag at the Hickison Petroglyph Recreation Area, caught at just the right moment by one of the crew.
Day 29: Ron walked under a clear sky in his flag hat on his Bicentennial Mile day.
Day 40: Walkers led Beechy down US-50 in Eureka County after the RV was finally repaired.
Day 41: A cheerful group of walkers marched ahead of Beechy on another encouraging day.
Day 41: Ron and the walkers on the move down the highway ahead of Beechy, on the way through Eureka County.
Days 42 to 51: Ron and Russ posed together at Devil’s Gate along Highway 50.
Day 43: Ron stood with Sheriff Jesse Watts during the walk through Eureka County.
Day 52: Friends gathered for a morning group selfie at Devil’s Gate.
Day 52: Smiling supporters crowded together for a morning photo at Devil’s Gate.
Day 53: Beechy and the trailer, with its caution banner, rested on the road to Baker.
Day 53: Abby greeted Ron at the end of his walk from Ely.
Day 54: Ron crossed from Nevada into Utah at the Welcome to Utah sign.
Day 55: The new welcome table in Delta invited neighbors to “Come Talk About Freedom.”
Day 56: The Millard County Chronicle Progress invited walkers to join Ron outside Delta.
Day 56: Ron spoke to supporters on his livestream from inside Beechy.
Days 57-58: Ron and friends smiled together after a short walk through Delta.
Days 57-58: Rayette and Dan picked up Grey Wolf Walk stickers in Delta.
Day 59: One of two drivers who pulled over to talk with Ron along the road.
Day 59: Red roses bloomed along a sidewalk fence on a day of freedom honks.
Steve Spurgeon, who wrote a song for the walk.
Day 60: Kids walked alongside Ron, asking passing drivers to honk for freedom.
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