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#95293 - 04/28/08 10:30 AM Re: Is there a way to train for big hike in short mile [Re: Keith]
packfish member Registered: 03/03/06 Posts: 22	I did it this weekend. While my wife hiked straight I had a 1/2 loaded pack on and cruised everywhere picking up cans and garbage. Figured she put in 4 miles and I put in 7. Ended up with a full pqck and a orange road side garbage bag full.
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Is there a way to train for big hike in short mile	crazyone	04/27/08 05:52 AM
Re: Is there a way to train for big hike in short mile	Keith	04/27/08 02:10 PM
Re: Is there a way to train for big hike in short mile	packfish	04/28/08 10:30 AM
Re: Is there a way to train for big hike in short	sarbar	04/27/08 03:08 PM
Re: Is there a way to train for big hike in short	finallyME	04/28/08 08:09 AM
Re: Is there a way to train for big hike in short	BarryP	04/29/08 09:12 AM

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