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Hiking on Friday

Sirius
in Exercising & Healthy Living

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Skipping work.  Got better things to do.  A little 5.8 mile hike with lunch on the mountain.  ?

 

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    Smart move, that looks stunning. 

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    Very beautiful country. Is it Idaho? Use to do day hikes quite a bit in my younger years and it was so enjoyable. If you are ever in Las Vegas and need to get out of that s...hole, check out Mt Charleston in the Spring Mt range. Only about an hour to a trailhead that takes you to the 11,900 ft peak. Long day hike but (18 miles) but there are a couple of trails that are shorter and beautiful. God I wish I could still do this.

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    Gifford Pinchot national forest.   Basically the areas between Mt. St. Helens and Mt. Adams.  Located in Washington.

     

    Great time to hike.   The nights are cold and it's knocking back the bug population.

     

     

     

      

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