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When I was in elementary school, we would do charity walks every year to raise money for the poor. They were 20 miles. It took us all day, but if a bunch of k
by reaperducer 2y ago
When I was in elementary school, we would do charity walks every year to raise money for the poor. They were 20 miles.
It took us all day, but if a bunch of kids between fourth and eighth grades and their nun teachers can do it, I'm surprised how many adults on this web site think it's too far.
- hammock 2y agoDid you do it with a suitcase of stuff for a week- or month-long stay in another city, and contingencies like extra water, food, stove etc if you get laid over in a remote area without facilties? Did you do it rain or shine, on paved roads or muddy rutted-out dirt roads?
- xandrius 2y agoWas it nicely paved and mostly flat? And how did you feel at the end of it? Would you do it again the next day?
- reaperducer 2y agoMostly paved, but absolutely not flat. Some of the hills I wouldn't tackle on my bicycle.
- mr_toad 2y ago> I'm surprised how many adults on this web site think it's too far. Kids these days are often a lot fitter than adults. I know people who think a 10 minute walk is too far.