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Date: 18th May 2012
Good Luck!
Rick - I hope this is a wonderful adventure for you devoid of snakes and ticks. I'm looking forward to following your journey.
From Blog: Riding the Maah-Daah-Hey at 57
Good Luck!
Rick - I hope this is a wonderful adventure for you devoid of snakes and ticks. I'm looking forward to following your journey.
From Blog: Riding the Maah-Daah-Hey at 57
Date: 18th May 2012
Good Luck my Friend
Rick, I had often thought about running the trail with my Bismarck running inspiration Dave. He went out there several times but never did the whole trail, just sections of it. I was already moved so I never got the timing right. It appears I missed on the timing yet again. I look forward to reading about your adventure.
Good Luck my Friend
Rick, I had often thought about running the trail with my Bismarck running inspiration Dave. He went out there several times but never did the whole trail, just sections of it. I was already moved so I never got the timing right. It appears I missed on the timing yet again. I look forward to reading about your adventure.
Date: 17th May 2012
Adventure bound
Is Mary joining you? Sounds like a blast. Have a great time! We'll be checking in on your travel blog. Enjoy!
From Blog: Riding the Maah-Daah-Hey at 57
Adventure bound
Is Mary joining you? Sounds like a blast. Have a great time! We'll be checking in on your travel blog. Enjoy!
From Blog: Riding the Maah-Daah-Hey at 57
Date: 17th May 2012
25 years of adventure!! Can't wait to hear all about it!
From Blog: Riding the Maah-Daah-Hey at 57
25 years of adventure!! Can't wait to hear all about it!
From Blog: Riding the Maah-Daah-Hey at 57
Date: 17th May 2012
Thanks for being the first to follow my blog
And thanks for being a part of most of those adventures....
From Blog: Riding the Maah-Daah-Hey at 57
Thanks for being the first to follow my blog
And thanks for being a part of most of those adventures....
From Blog: Riding the Maah-Daah-Hey at 57
Bill Butcher
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Holy Smoke!
Just read your account of the trip. I've been tied up mostly away from my computer and thought you would have just finished your trip. I was wrong. Sounds hugely exhausting. When friends and I went winter backpacking in the badlands over 25 years or so we would hike only 4 or 5 miles before setting up camp for the night. We normally did this when there was snow on the ground so we didn't have to carry water but would just melt snow to drink and cook with. We would go for little hiking excursions w/o packs after camp was set up. What you and Tom did was in a whole 'nother world! Look forward to hearing more after you have recovered.
From Blog: Oh....My....Lord.....We,re Exhausted....And not even near our Camp!