I hiked up to the top of a mountain in New Mexico once. It really didn’t seem too hard getting up there. I had some great views from up there. But then I had to hike back down. That was sheer torture. The muscles in the front of my legs just weren’t ready for something like that. The next day it was almost impossible to walk. The funny thing is that a few days later the memory of the pain started to fade and I wanted to do it again.
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Ah, a grreat invention!
That wins the most unnessisary improvements to an already perfect invention award!
I can’t see ‘Excelsior’ anywhere on it, so I have to ask – has it a compass?
(kudos, MAJOR KUDOS, to those who know what I’m talking about.)
I’ve no idea, although I am reminded of 8 bit theater.
I think hiking is torture, but I think Karate is worse. Doing two hundred round-house kicks really slow in a row is torture on your legs.
I also climbed a mountain in NM.
However, it took most of a week to get there…and nobody had actually mentioned that this was a *mountain* hike…
The electric walking stick is perfect for getting picked up and the battery pack even contains an extra fluffy towel.