Name: 1923》中的朱莉婭-施萊普弗談欣賞戶外活動 | Paramount+ (1923's Julia Schlaepfer on Appreciating the Outdoors | Paramount+)
Uploaded: 2025-06-17T15:51:44.000Z
Duration: 3 min 42 s

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Working on 1923 gave me such an appreciation for Western culture, our earth, and for animals.

1923 年》的工作讓我對西方文化、我們的地球和動物有了如此深刻的認識。

We worked with incredible wranglers and cowboys and cowgirls that have spent their whole lives working with livestock and horses and farming.

我們與令人難以置信的牧人、牛仔和女牛仔一起工作，他們一生都在與牲畜、馬匹和農業打交道。

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They have such a knowledge about it and a love for it, and I fell in love with it as well.

他們對它的瞭解和熱愛讓我也愛上了它。

I can think of very little I wouldn't do to be some small part of this odyssey that you find yourself on.

我想不出有什麼事情是我不願意去做的，那就是成為你所經歷的這場奧德賽的一小部分。

You see it in the show, you see the animals and you see the land and all the hard work that they put into taking care of these things.

在節目中，你會看到動物，看到土地，看到他們為照顧這些東西所付出的辛勤勞動。

But getting to be a part of that and learn about it is so special and it really brought me back to our roots as humans on this planet earth.

但是，能夠參與其中並瞭解它是如此特別，它真的讓我回到了我們作為地球上人類的根源。

And what we can be doing to take care of it and remember where we came from.

我們可以做些什麼來保護它，並記住我們從哪裡來。

I moved to Montana after season one of 1923.

1923 年第一季結束後，我搬到了蒙大拿州。

Because the second that I got to Montana and saw the beautiful landscape, I couldn't imagine feeling more at home anywhere, I had never felt a happiness like that.

因為一到蒙大拿州，看到美麗的風景，我就無法想象在任何地方都會有賓至如歸的感覺，我從未感受過這樣的幸福。

You will be free in a way that most people can barely conceive.

你將獲得大多數人難以想象的自由。

There are so many beautiful things about living in Montana, I love that nature is just right outside my doorstep.

生活在蒙大拿州有太多美好的事情，我喜歡大自然就在家門口。

I can step outside and go for a hike or, you know, find a river somewhere, which is so therapeutic.

我可以走出家門，去遠足，或者，你知道的，在某個地方找到一條河，這對我的身心很有裨益。

I grew up in Washington State and I was very spoiled with how much nature was always around me, and then when I moved to New York City in my 20s, it was so much fun and I'm so glad I did that.

我在華盛頓州長大，大自然總是圍繞在我身邊，這讓我很受寵愛，20 多歲時我搬到了紐約，這讓我感到非常有趣，我很高興我這麼做了。

But after a while, it was really hard to live in that environment around thousands of people all the time, when I came here and discovered how serene and beautiful it is here and how wonderful the community is, I feel really at peace living here.

但過了一段時間後，我發現在那種環境中生活真的很不適應，周圍總是有成千上萬的人，當我來到這裡，發現這裡是如此的寧靜美麗，社區是如此的美好時，我覺得在這裡生活真的很安逸。

Spring teases the senses with warm mornings and green buds of new grass, and the hope of summer's bounty.

春天用溫暖的早晨和新草的綠芽挑逗著人們的感官，讓人們對夏天的豐收充滿希望。

Spending time outdoors is an absolute game changer for my well-being and mental health.

戶外活動絕對能改變我的生活方式和心理健康。

I need it, I need to ground myself, my favorite outdoor activity is 1,000% riding horses.

我需要它，我需要磨練自己，我最喜歡的戶外活動就是騎馬。

They're the most sensitive, beautiful creatures of all time.

它們是最敏感、最美麗的生物。

There's a lot of therapy practices that incorporate horses because of how sensitive they are to human emotions.

由於馬匹對人類的情感非常敏感，是以有很多治療方法都與馬匹相結合。

I truly feel like if I'm sitting on a horse, it cures all of my problems.

我真的覺得，如果我坐在馬背上，它就能治癒我所有的問題。

So if I could be on a horse at all times, I would, and I'm working my way towards that because I love them so much.

是以，如果我能一直騎在馬背上，我一定會的，我正在努力實現這個目標，因為我太愛它們了。

I think that so many people are finding a love and appreciation for natural landscapes and nature after 1923 and Yellowstone.

我認為，在 1923 年和黃石公園之後，很多人都發現了對自然景觀和大自然的熱愛和欣賞。

I really hope that people continue to just fall in love with it, and I think telling the history of the Dutton family in 1883 and 1923 also shows our world and different terrains and how beautiful it is and how important it is to take care of it.

我真的希望人們能繼續愛上它，我認為講述達頓家族在 1883 年和 1923 年的歷史，也能展示我們的世界和不同的地形，以及它有多麼美麗和保護它有多麼重要。

You know, much like I did, I hope people continue to visit and explore our world and appreciate it and love it and take it in because sometimes I think it's easy to take for granted.

你知道，就像我一樣，我希望人們繼續訪問和探索我們的世界，並欣賞它、熱愛它、接受它，因為有時我認為這很容易被認為是理所當然的。