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Jacob

United States

RALF member since 07 Jul 2026

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Hi, I am Jacob

I'm from San Francisco, United States

Dynamic person who loves interesting conversations about life.

This profile is featured as a Local Guru, a community member who shares who brings authentic stories and useful local perspectives.

About me

I am a teacher who is well traveled. I was a tour guide in New York. I love to have interesting conversations. I am athletic and love the outdoors. I am working on degree to be a student counselor in schools. I’ve worked in the San Francisco Bay area and I’ve been to all the sites as well as hiking in places like Yosemite national Forest. When I was younger, I said I had to try to meet everyone in the world. I have a variety of friends from many different backgrounds. I look forward to meeting you.

A day with me includes

Fun seeing the sites.

I’m working on my psychology degree so I am curious about everything and how the world fits together. Real friendship is giving and receiving. allow me to show up for you.

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Tips for Yosemite.
It’s like going to another planet. You need to try and spend three or more days here to get the full relaxation feeling. It’s about 3500 feet elevation. Must book well in advance to get campsites or you could stay close by. Bridal Falls and the mist trail are one of my favorite hikes. They have a nice food court, but there can be long line so it’s good to bring your own food. Only a 2 to 3 months out of the year is the rafting experience. But you can always rent a bike. I think it’s one of the most underrated ways to see the park. They say you leave your heart in San Francisco but really it’s Yosemite national Park.

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