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stephsaysgo replied to your post “Monday Musings”

That sounds beautiful. Sometimes I wished I lived near the ocean.

It's easy for me to forget that there's moments of beauty to be found in this densely populated suburban metro-area. There's hardly any public land (it's all private, rich-people estates). The downside of east coast ocean is that there's no mountains. The highest point in Connecticut is just the slope of a mountain in Massachusetts.

haniemarie replied to your post “Monday Musings”

I also woke up at 5 something. I then ran a mile and cried about it to everyone I could get a hold of (most of China and Snapchat). Running is the worst.

When it's good, running is the best. When it's bad, it's really, really bad. One day you'll have that magical, life-changing run where it all makes sense.

desert-child replied to your post “Monday Musings”

so speedy.

I don't know where my speed came from today, it didn't feel like I was pushing the pace all that much. Saturday was below mileage and Sunday was a zero so perhaps that's it.

shakattakallak replied to your post “Russia Regains Control of Gecko Zero-G Sex Satellite”

I imagine an alien of sorts, stumbling upon this satellite to find geckos inside, thinking the gecko is the alien and never even knowing that creatures like humans exist as well.

Do it.

team-bear-arms replied to your post “My power is waning. 3/4 of the way through a Little Caesar’s...”

Head down, deep breaths.

I made it, but with a lot more trouble than I'm willing to admit.

Do you know a good physio in Calgary? I fucked up my lower back :(

25 is perfect I think it just feels so hot since we've had the shittiest spring ever. That and the fact that I have to walk around in a polyester shirt all day.

That might be an additional factor, as I did have to walk to the the train and gym in my work clothes. But overall, even 25 I don't like unless it's overcast and/or breezy.

fitnessandfeminism replied to your post “Unpopular opinion: it’s too hot where I am (25 degrees Celcius). I...”

OH GOD DANNY I AGREE

Ahhh man I hate/love it when you do this!! I just want to know! And I'm a wee bit jealous you get to travel so often. Almost looks like the west coast? BC? Maybe too sunny though....galapagos islands?

artistic-runner replied to your photo “Another Clue! This was a recent photo posted under the tag for the...”

the galapagos islands?

I wondered if you would encounter a snowstorm going in Sept. Looks beautiful though and I love your kitty friend.

Most things I read before going did mention that snow usually fell in the latter half of the month so I thought I'd avoid that. On most days the mountain peaks received a dusting but it wasn't until the 2nd week that it affected the trails across the passes. It wasn't really difficult but it would have been nice with boots instead of lightweight trail running shoes.

@lifeandtimesofjen replied to your post “Here’s a story from..."

Looks like an amazing trip. Beautiful pictures!

stephsaysgo replied to your post “Here’s a story from..."

That's awesome!! Are these hikes (wrong word probs) that anyone can do? How long were you trekking for? I want to go do that!!

It's all relative to your ability. In europe they refer to this kind of thing as "walking" which is really a misnomer. The route I took is known as the Walker's Haute Route, which connects Chamonix, France to Zermatt, Switzerland and is differentiated from the high-level skiing route. There was no climbing (though there was a ladder and plenty of scrambling) but with about 48,000ft of ascent over 12 days, it's far from a leisurely stroll.

The trails in Switzerland are very well waymarked with signs at intersections telling you what villages are in which directions and how long it will take to walk. The Swiss look down on camping in non-designated areas and it's hardly necessary as its only a day's walk to the next village. Every night I stayed in some variation of hostel or B&B with half-board (dinner & breakfast). In my case I went alone and met up with some other people who were also doing the route on the way. Since there's one guidebook that everyone has (this one) even though we might walk at different paces during the day, at night we ended up sharing the same dinner table.

man I just want to know!!

Several people have already correctly guessed it (actually they solved it rather than guessing).

To those people who have guessed correctly... shhh! You'll ruin the fun for the other people still trying to solve the puzzle!

stephsaysgo said:

That's impossible! I don't know that any airport terminals look like.

I am reasonably certain that there are people on some flight forum who would instantly recognize at least two of these airports as they're both major hubs for airlines.

iamadirtyfoot guessd: Detroit?

emilydoesscience guessed: Is number two Amsterdam?

becky-balances replied: Turkey? (I have no idea, I just like guessing and Turkey is on my list so it might be on yours as well.)

No, no and no.

salted-kisses replied: Well you live in PA (right?) so Im assuming that the bottom one is your local airport. The middle looks to be massive and the gate style is similar to Houston? or Maybe Chicago... Either way thats gonna be your connector. And the First has to be your final destination. Its small, I thought maybe OC, CA but it doesn't seem to have real terminals. So it needs to be really small it doesn't look very tropical so not an island or hawaii. Maybe CA like long beach, or SLO? Am I close?

You're not close, although you made some strong guesses. Here's where you went wrong:

I live in CT.

The final destination is international.

You mixed up the order, the first one is my origin, the second is the connection and the third is the destination.