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| Hiking | 1.79 Miles |
247 AEG |
| | Hiking | 1.79 Miles | 43 Mns | | 2.50 mph |
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| no partners | | Yes, I know, pretty pathetic but it was humid out there and it's my first local hike in over a month. I actually woke up an hour earlier and Alexa told me it was 89 and 46% humidity so I went back to bed. Then when I got up again I asked and the results were the same but this time I noticed some light cloud cover so thot, what the heck. I should have stuck with my first inclination as it was a tough one for me  and I felt like I was in slow motion but I made it.
Like you all have been saying, it is lusciously green and I saw two plants I don't recall seeing before. I saw about 1/2 dozen hikers. I couldn't finish the full loop  .
Yesterday I drove up on the freeway looking for an AZ Poppy picture and got a few that I've included with my photos. I am, of course, working away on my Montana photos and videos but it's a time consuming process along with unpacking from a 24 day trip.
By the way, does anyone know the secret of getting grasshoppers out of your grill and their splatter off the front of my car? Tonto 3 is not happy with me. Gentle scrubbing hasn't worked too well so is there a cleaning agent I can use to make it easier? As to getting them out of the grill I've been hand-picking so far. I self-washed Tonto 3 up in Flagstaff but even with that sprayer, I couldn't get all the grasshoppers out (picked them up at the farm; heavy grasshopper year). I actually took Tonto 3 thru a regular car wash after and finally got almost the remaining dirt off. And now I remember one of the negatives of living on the farm.
WATCH: 1.76 miles. 130 avg bpm, 151 high. (16% at Level 5, 58% at Level 4 (anaerobic) and 24% ad Level 3 (aerobic) burning 281 calories) Starting temp 87.8 and 41% humidity finishing at 8:49AM |
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For me, sometimes it's just as much about the journey as the destination.
Oh, and once in awhile, don't forget to look back at the trail you've traveled. |
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