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Mt. Whitney, here I come
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RE: Mt. Whitney, here I come
(10-07-2009, 23:49)myakira Wrote: โห..โห..โห...บอกได้คำเดียวว่าอิจฉาตาร้อน
ว่าแต่..ลุยกันขนาดนี้น้า Nap ยังเรียกว่าเป็นแค่ semi-adventure ถ้าให้มุกไปเดินเองอาจจะมีแรงได้ไม่ถึงครึ่งทาง เพราะที่เคยผ่านมาเมื่อเทียบกับน้า Nap แล้วเป็นแค่ supersemi-adventure เท่านั้นเองขอรับ :-p

Hi Muk,
On the same token, I envied you about your "Tuktsang Monastery" trekking. You are stong particularly for a lady like you Muk. Tongue

But frankly this Whitney was a real semi-adventure because I just hiked around with not that much elevation gained and only about 25 lb pack on my back (and that included 1 gallon of fresh water or 10 lb in weight). As you may know, the weight on your back plays big role in your hiking and it's second from the elevation/altitude from the sea level that plays the biggest role. When you get up to 12,000 ft above sea level you will likely feel like you can't really breathe no matter how hard you try to breathe in because the oxygen is getting less and less when you go up higher and higher. (Now I feel like a grass hopper tries to teach the Master since you are "Chemical Engineer" by trade!)

There were times that I had about 50 lb on my back when I did those backpacking trips and I am only 5 ft 7 inch (168 cm) and 125 lb until 2 years ago that I ballooned up to 135 lb. (now I'm down to 130 lb, thanks God!)

As a rule of thumb, backpacker shouldn't carry more than 1/3 of his/her body weight, so I broke the rule right there because I was so small and light. And I think that was ultimately too tough for my body, but I was younger/stronger/stupider, didn't know any better, and got no other choice.Big Grin

Anyway those days are gone for me, now I'm just a little old man with wide-eyes of children that still in awe of the wonders of nature! If you happen to hike with me I'm pretty sure you will outhike, outrun, and definitely outlive me in our lives, Muk.Tongue

Glad you enjoyed my trip and thanks for letting me know about it.
Hi guys,

Anyone wants to do me a favor here?Rolleyes

I remember "Pood" once said that it normally takes longer to get on the post (via Internet) like we have here, in BKK than in USA.

And since I attached quite a a lot of pics and even Video clips in my Posts, so if you may, please chime in and let me know if you're having difficulty or slower respond time in trying to read/see my post so I can do it better in the future.

Your responses will be much appreciated.Wink
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Messages In This Thread
Mt. Whitney, here I come - by napman - 09-07-2009, 01:13
RE: Mt. Whitney, here I come - by Maow - 09-07-2009, 06:41
RE: Mt. Whitney, here I come - by napman - 09-07-2009, 07:46
RE: Mt. Whitney, here I come - by Maew - 09-07-2009, 08:31
RE: Mt. Whitney, here I come - by napman - 09-07-2009, 11:35
RE: Mt. Whitney, here I come - by Maow - 09-07-2009, 09:17
RE: Mt. Whitney, here I come - by karn - 09-07-2009, 10:24
RE: Mt. Whitney, here I come - by Maew - 09-07-2009, 14:04
RE: Mt. Whitney, here I come - by karn - 09-07-2009, 15:18
RE: Mt. Whitney, here I come - by Maow - 09-07-2009, 11:00
RE: Mt. Whitney, here I come - by myakira - 10-07-2009, 23:49
RE: Mt. Whitney, here I come - by napman - 11-07-2009, 05:32
RE: Mt. Whitney, here I come - by myakira - 12-07-2009, 22:43
RE: Mt. Whitney, here I come - by napman - 17-07-2009, 11:10

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