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TrailsBro was founded by a small group of students as a project to research local trails in the Western Washington region. Consisting of seniors from Edmonds-Woodway High School, the group surveys hiking hotspots in and around the Puget Sound to perform clean-ups and encourage curious onlookers to explore the beautiful sights and sounds that the Pacific Northwest wilderness has to offer.

  • Sam - When not participating in TrailsBro activities Sam enjoys playing sports,  games, and instruments. His ideal Subway order is a footlong cold-cut combo on toasted Italian Herbs and Cheese bread with pepperjack cheese; he gets lettuce, tomatoes, onions, black olives, and extra jalapeño peppers. No sauce. No cookies. No chips. No drink. Yes receipt.
  • Richard - An avid gacha gamer, Richard is struggling to hold it together, but it's okay because the school year will soon come a close, and with it, his final year of high school. He longs for the day when he can sit under the cherry blossoms and share ramen with his beloved...male companions. His ideal Subway order is a grilled chicken combo on Italian Herbs and Cheese bread with swiss cheese; he gets lettuce, tomatoes, onions, jalapeños, and Subway vinaigrette. No cookies. No chips. No drink. Yes receipt.
  • Nahum - Lead trumpet in the Jazz I ensemble at EWHS, Nahum enjoys playing music, reading, and gaming in decreasing order of importance. If he had an ideal Subway order, it would be written here.
  • Logan - Apart from being tall and closely associated with the color orange, Logan enjoys swimming, spending time with friends, and playing games. Having participated in the Knowledge Bowl, Logan demonstrates a large degree of familiarity in matters pertaining to trivia and world geography. If he also had an ideal Subway order, it would also be written here. 
  • Evan - Although he had already completed his requisites for graduation, Evan decided to join the boys in their hikes in as both a photographer and moral supporter. A trumpet player in Jazz I ensemble at EWHS and the Outreach Committee Chairman of the Students Saving Salmon Club, Evan enjoys drinking boba tea, spending time with friends, and playing music in decreasing order of importance. His ideal Subway order is a footlong cold-cut combo on toasted Italian Herbs and Cheese bread with pepperjack cheese; he gets lettuce, tomatoes, onions, jalapeño peppers, and sweet onion sauce. No cookies. No chips. No drink. Yes receipt. 
  • Bentley - A student from Mountlake Terrace High School. You may be wondering to yourself, "Why is a student from MTHS involved in a project by students from Edmonds-Woodway?" Well, we'll leave you to answer that question yourself. If he had an ideal Subway order, it would be far superior to anything that these other chumps could come up with.

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