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Isaiah Glen Shields Walking across America #shorts

Name: Isaiah Glen Shields Walking across America #shorts
Uploaded: 2022-11-17T17:20:52+00:00
Duration: 17 s
Channel: Tyler Wagner
Description: In this brief interview, Isaiah Shields introduces himself and explains the ambitious walk he is undertaking across the United States. He began his…

17 Nov 2022 · 0 min

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In this brief interview, Isaiah Shields introduces himself and explains the ambitious walk he is undertaking across the United States. He began his journey from his driveway in Provo, Utah, walking westward to the westernmost point at Cape Alava, Washington—a trek of roughly 1,500 miles that took about three months. After reaching the western tip in August, he turned around and embarked on a meandering eastward route toward the easternmost point at West Quoddy Head Lighthouse in Maine. Along the way he has traversed a varied path that includes Montana, Texas, Florida, and the Atlantic seaboard, illustrating both the scale and the non‑linear nature of his cross‑country trek.

My name is Isaiah, Isaiah Shields, and at the moment people sort of know me best for my walk that I'm doing. I'm walking across the country. The main idea is to walk from the westernmost point of the country to the easternmost point of the country, points found respectively in Cape Olava in Washington and the West Bodyhead Lighthouse in Maine.
Okay, and where exactly did you start?
So I started just from my driveway. I lived in Provo, Utah at the time. Okay. So I walked from Utah to Washington first, and that took like 3 months, 1,500-ish miles. Okay. And ever since then, which was last August, I've turned around and now I'm headed to Maine. So I kind of went like a meandering route. I hit Montana, walked down to Texas, then across to Florida, and ever since then I've been kind of walking up the eastern shore to Maine.