The first step...
Last Sunday I went with my disaster preparedness group on a hike. Only 3 miles. No big, right? I used to do 6 - 14 miles a day.
Of course, I was a teenager. That was a long time ago. I'm a LOT rounder.
It was a beautiful day, on a beautiful mountain, at 4000 feet. The dog made friends with some local wildlife.
Its been a week, and my butt and legs finally quit hurting. I am determined to do this until its no longer an issue.
Just wanted to share with y'all what I've been up to.
Cheer up, the worst is yet to come.
You have to start some where....at least the scenery is worth the effort.
Thanks for posting.
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Love your dog! Love the scenery! Good on you for getting those boots out in the field!...
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Good to see you back. Beautiful pics and a great goal.
Welcome back. Thanks for taking us a long. Looks like a nice place to hike.
It was worth the effort to be sure. Can't wait to go again!
I feel your pain, I'm a lot rounder too and it plays havoc with the knees! Keep going, it does get better.
Love the way the Dog is cooling off.
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welcome back Toostiepop254!
looks like u had a wonderful time.
love the woods.love the dog.
love u are not letting anything stop u...like pain.
Hey gal, good looking woods. Your doing good getting out there. I've been a couch potato for too long now, sure couldn't do what your doing. That's why I love this site, I get to go along with people like you and enjoy your trip, while just holding the sofa down, to keep it from flying away. lol
Do you know what kind of tree that is on the right side of the trail in pix #2?
Bill
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