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[df]

finally got some photos of my hike up!

http://mega-tokyo.com/gallery/at04

[Eero Ränik]

Nice pictures, it sure is an interesting hike.

[AGI1122]

Yeah, nice pictures. Is the hike over? Just guessing since your last posts where as guests while this one you are logged in for.

[Kon-Tiki]

Heehee, that close-up of you sitting on that ledge's the best pic of'em all ;D

[rwfromxenon]

Hehe, just like Discworld.
"What's that mountain called?"
"Chattahoochee" (That's your finger, you moron.)

Just don't go insane and make our own vegemite. ;D

[Joey]

those are cool pictures. i really like the photographs of the mountains and stuff like that. that looks like a really cool trail.

[smartguy240]

Thats quite an interesting trip that you had df. The pictures are awesome. The Eastern U.S. is a beautiful place to be. How hard/painful was the overall trip? Did you have to do lots of conditioning and working out to be able to accoplish this feat?

Great job, I hope you enjoyed the United States.

Patrick

[beyondsociety]

It depends on what class of a mountain it is. I have hiked class 1, 2, and 3 mountains, 3 was pretty hard. It does help if you condition yourself as a full condition workout will help. You use two different types of muscles when climbing, certain muscles climbing up, and certain muscles walking down.