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| | #11 (permalink) |
| Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: CT
Posts: 1,479
| Nice shots Dave, I think you need people in it to help or just focus close, you can't try & take a picture showing a large section of trail Long Step, i agree with Dave, pretty similar in steepness & difficulty to North Tripyramid slide. Both trips are not too hard but those sections are the hardest parts. IMO much easier than Huntington Ravine Trail
__________________ Happy Trails, be safe & Good Luck Mike P. |
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| Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Nashua
Posts: 94
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I think depending on the weather this Saterday I may try the flume slide and then see how I feel after I reach the top. If im still feeling ok maybe ill troop on to another peak. Thanks for the tips guys and for your site Dave. Between that and these forums there is a great wealth of knowledge. | |
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