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Somewhere north of 12 miles in Chiricahua national monument, full pack 40 pounds. Just going for a walk, no pack, I took a wrong turn on country roads and ended up doing like 15.
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He never said he was a Smart child.
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Jan 12, 2016 23:29
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Canna Happy posted:34 miles. Water source to water source. Arizona is cool. Ok cool. How do you prevent blisters? I haven't found a reliable way yet.
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I need new boots, I know this. My current pair is a full size too small. That being said, even my sneakers, which are sized correctly, tend to cause a painful rubbing on my little toe. I either need a wider shoe or find a way to counteract the underide I am experiencing. I'm guessing fabric tape, as it has worked before, is the ticket. Long distance walking is the tits. 
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Jan 18, 2016 07:04
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talktapes posted:18.4 miles, about 2900 ft elevation gain. Oh eh gads elevation is killer. Slough Creek trail in Yellowstone, any decent hill and I would have to stop to take a breather. Some of the prettiest country imaginable. 6,250 ft http://www.trailguidesyellowstone.com/yellowstone_hikes/slough_creek_trail_yellowstone.php There is a huge hill near the first patrol cabin and the grounds surrounding it are littered, LITTERED, with bison bones. So incredibly cool. VendaGoat fucked around with this message at 21:22 on Jan 27, 2016 |
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