I'm doing 26 things
Adventureman2010's Life List
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1. Win the lottery.
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2. Become a whitewater kayaker
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3. Learn how to dance.
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4. Run the Chicago Marathon in 4 hours or less.
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5. Raft The Grand Canyon
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6. Have a rewarding career
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7. Read "Walden; Or, Life in the Woods "
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8. Hike The Long Trail
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9. Hike The Superior Trail
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10. Hike the Ouachita trail
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11. Hike the Ozark Highlands Trail
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12. Run with the bulls in Pamplona, Spain
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13. Become a Wilderness First Responder
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14. Take the NOC river guide training class
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15. Hike the Bartram Trail.
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16. Hike the Benton MacKaye Trail.
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17. Read The Bible.
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18. Read the Federalist Papers
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19. Read Wealth of Nations
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20. Read "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey".
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21. Read Atlas Shrugged
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22. Read A Patriots History of The United States.
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23. Become a martial artist
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24. Bicycle the Blue Ridge Parkway
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25. Read all of William Shakespeare's plays
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26. Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro
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How I did it: There is no better way to enjoy the 4th of July than running in Atlanta's Peachtree Road Race. It's the largest 10K in the world with 55,000 participants. I've run this event 7 times and really enjoyed it. It's very exciting. It's also very hot, extremely humid, and very hilly. Getting that shirt at Piedmont Park makes it all worthwhile. And having people line the streets cheering for you along the way … Read how I did it…
How I did it: I have run this 10K 6 times. It's a blast. Approximately 35,000 people run or walk from Mt Pleasant to Charleston across the Cooper River Bridge every March/April. It is a lot of fun!!! Read how I did it…
How I did it: I was living in Atlanta when I hiked Cohutta Wilderness. There are a lot of trails in the wilderness. I recommend the Jacks River Trail and the Conasauga River Trail, both done as out-and-back overnighters. The Jacks River Trail fords is 16.5 miles long and fords the river 42 times. The Conasauga River Trail is 13 miles long and fords the river 38 times. There are lots of other trail in the wilderness and I've hike… Read how I did it…
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