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Hello UCR, and here we are at the beginning point of the C.
We're going to go from the street all the way up to the top.
We're going to show you
the journey to the C. For all you UCR students, this is a legendary experience.
So tune in, come on, enjoy.
Here we are at pit stop number one. We're about 10 minutes into the trail
we have experienced some interesting things so far.
We've seen lizards, we've seen a pile of dung,
and we have been attacked by the thorn bushes.
I'll tell you about that a little bit later. But here we are by the train tracks,
where you can see is the most dangerous part of getting to the C. You have to make sure that
trains are never coming in and
stay clear and keep that safety guard up.
We are at spot number two,
here, man it took a lot.
You see that I'm quite out of my breath and we still have more to go. We have been informed on
whole lot of information, so if we come in contact with rattlesnakes,
coyotes, lizards, come into contact with even
velvet ants, if we come into contact with those we will let you know and keep you updated. But, hey, come on.
We are almost there.
I can literally see the C from my eye. But throughout this whole journey, very tiring.
Whenever you come, make sure you have two bottles of water for just the first hour,
and then another two for the second hour. However long it takes you to get up here, you need
water. But I'm going to continue my journey, we're almost there to the C.
{triumphant trumpet fanfare}
Hey guys, we have made it to the top of the C. It's been a wonderful experience.
We have seen many things, from lizards to birds,
to moss on the south side of the rocks. We have seen bushes,
have been stuck in the leg by thorns.
It has been incredible. But as you can think of,
what can I do on the C?
You can do things like tanning, just enjoying
the breeze, you can even sign and write your name on the C, which is very historical. We can see many
names like Ashley, Candice and Jessica. Pentland G Building. It's wonderful.
I just want to leave this with you: Make sure that you upkeep the C. If you ever make a
trip up here, make sure that you preserve it. Make sure that other students in years to come
respect it and understand the true meaning of the C. It has been here since 1954 and it is 2010.
So let the tradition live on. And also,
what goes up must come down.
So, thanks for tuning in, catch you on the next one.
We're officially going to reunite the piece that was missing on the C... perfect fit.