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Mapping the Sheltowee
A Guide for the Trails in the BSF and DBNF
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Traildust
merciless pace
Joined: 29 Sep 2008
Posts: 1092
Location: Burtonville, Ky
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Chester,
Sorry about the knees. When you feel up to it, try coming back out for a section hike with our group. We have a slow pace, mostly older hikers with knee and other issues. Great way to learn the trail and get some experience.
List of future hikes is posted on our webpage www.sheltoweetrace.org
steve
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MuddyBoots
on trail
Joined: 25 Oct 2011
Posts: 31
Location: kentucky
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| Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 11:19 am Post subject: |
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Chester,
Don't give a second thought. You showed good judgement getting off the trail to heal up. You'll get it next time! |
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chester
in the stride
Joined: 18 Jan 2012
Posts: 56
Location: Slade, Kentucky
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Thanks All!
I usually work on the weekends during the spring summer and fall. But maybe in the winter I'll be able to help out.
Knees are much better. Still going to the Chiro once a week and he says all should be well by November.
Been cross training this summer...hiking/cycling/running/yoga
Out on the trail sometime before January (I'm a winter hiker...less chance of running into a bear). |
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