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Journey to the End of the World (aka That Time I Thought I Might Die in the Wilderness)
Since Torres del Paine was burning, and I had already psyched myself up to be Super-Wilderness-Trekking-Camping-Travel-Chica, I decided to join up with some people from my hostel to do the Cabo Froward trek.
Cabo Froward
Cabo Froward is dramatically referred to as "The End of the World," or at least one of them. It is the southernmost point of mainland South America. And in true Latin American style, there is a big cross at the top of a hill to climb at the end.
To be honest, I didn't really care about where we were going or seeing a silly cross.
I wanted to go trekking. I wanted to take photos of a beautiful and different landscape.
Had I bothered to do any research on this trek before we left, I would have learned from Wikipedia that it is "extremely challenging" and covers "remote territory where help could be days away."
This was the most challenging 5 days of my life, both physically and psychologically.
I am not exaggerating about how I felt during this trek.
There were times when I thought I may seriously injure myself.
There was a time when I thought I may develop frostbite and lose my feet, or at least my toes.
There was a time when I thought I may die of hypothermia.
I am not telling you this story to discourage you from doing this trek. In fact, I am trying to encourage tourism to this part of Chile as much as possible.
If you are a hardcore trekking/ camping/ outdoorsy person (or German), you will probably love it.
But if you do this trek, be prepared for what you are getting yourself into. Bring good gear (warm and waterproof). And you should never do this trek alone.
I lost my sense of humor quickly.
Luckily, the people I was with did not.
Our group included:
- Paul and Cham, two crazy (in a good way) Kiwis who trekked in rugby shorts despite the cold and biting Patagonian wind;
- Julie, the world traveler from the south of France who baked delicious goodies at my hostel in Puerto Natales;
- Claudia, the American career-breaker who really is a Super-Wildness-Trekking-Camping-Travel-Chica and had just spent a month camping in the back-country of Torres del Paine on a volunteer assignment;
- and Rich, the American world traveler who trekked around 30km in one day to escape the park during the fire.
Despite the dreary weather, we started out in good spirits.
In addition to being more experienced trekkers/ campers than me, they are also more positive than me. When I was wallowing in self-hatred for coming on this trek, they were still able to make light of our misery.
The quote of the trip is from Julie.
When I was complaining about something (or everything) and we saw a tourist boat transporting people to Cabo Froward, she said,
"That's not the same experience. You have to earn it. You have to fight for it."
Well, we certainly earned it.
I felt like I went through a physical and psychological battle to get there.
Now that my sense of humor has returned…
Let's all have a laugh at the 7 Miseries suffered to reach The End of the World.
Misery #1 – Trekking in Sand
I knew the trek was along the coast, but I did not realize how much of it was actually in the sand. The first day started off with 2 solid hours of this which completely zapped my energy.
Imagine doing this with a full pack.
Misery #2 – Trekking on Slippery-You-Will-Break-a-Bone-if-You-Fall-Rocks
The rocks were wet from the rain. Many of them had this bizarre algae that made them even more slick.
Imagine doing this with a full pack.
Misery #3 – The Hobbit Forest
After trekking in sand and slippery rocks, I thought it would be a relief to get on a trail and climb into the forest for a bit.
No, not really.
I call it the hobbit forest because it was like some mythical, evil setting with tree roots that tried to grab your feet, mud that tried to steal your boots, steep drops, and possibly witches and elves lurking around the corner.
Many times we had to climb over giant fallen trees and pull ourselves up using tree roots and limbs.
Did I mention the full pack?
Misery #4 – The Sponge
It was some sort of mutant moss-like substance that just carpeted the whole area. At first, it was kind of fun because you were bouncing like on a trampoline as you walked. Then you realized you were just soaking your boots with water each step.
Misery #5 – Day 3: Driving Rain, Hypothermia, and an Asshole Fox
I am listing all of Day 3 as a misery we suffered. Nothing good happened on Day 3. In fact, I felt like I was being punished. Even though we were able to leave our packs at camp this day to make the final push to Cabo Froward, this was still the worst day.
At one point I said to the group:
I feel like that scene from Office Space where he says that every day you see him is the worst day of his life. Yesterday was horrible but today it actually got worse.
Our terrain involved Miseries #2 and #3.
Plus, we had a solid rain for most of the trek that turned into a driving downpour just when we got to the ridiculously steep hill we had to climb. Apparently, Chileans like to take the shortest path, and the shortest path between two points is a straight line. The so-called trail was basically a 70-degree angle of mud.
I was freezing.
My water-resistant jacket had given up the fight long ago. When I got back to camp later that evening, I realized that even my camera case (yep, the D-SLR) was soaked through to the inside even though it was underneath my rain jacket.
I took no other photos during this hike due to the extreme rain and my lack of joy, but I did get this one at the top. I figured I might as well have proof that I made it to the top in case someone found my camera next to my frozen body.
Then we had to go back. In the driving rain. Soaking wet and freezing.
This is when everyone else lost their sense of humor.
This is when I thought I might die.
I have never been so cold in my life. I was moving slow, afraid of slipping on the rocks and breaking a bone out in the wilderness with no help to be found.
The only thing that kept my feet moving was the fear that I would go into hypothermic shock, and nobody would help me because they were too far ahead to hear my cries for help.
As a special little FU, we discovered on our arrival back to camp that a fox had slashed all of our tents to take a look around. He didn't even get any food out of my tent. He was just being an a-hole.
Misery #6 – Destroyed Feet
After a full day of trekking in the downpour, our Goretex boots were fully soaked. I warn you this is gross….
Here is what my feet looked like.
We still had two full days of trekking to do, and our feet were completely destroyed. By the last day, I could barely walk. Even when we finished the trek, my feet were painfully swollen for 4 more days, and I hobbled around like an old lady.
Misery #7 – River Crossings
Yep, that's right. We had to do three river crossings to get to Cabo Froward, and that means three river crossings to get back to civilization.
The river crossings had to be timed correctly with the tides.
We met other trekkers who did not cross at the right spot or arrived at high tide and had water up to their chests.
They were all Germans. Germans are hard core.
We got lucky and never had the water above the top of our thighs. Otherwise, I probably would have cried like a little girl.
It was after a river crossing the morning of Day 4, so cold and traumatized from the day before, that I thought I might lose my feet to frostbite. They were past the numb stage and felt like they were burning.
One more sign that we were getting closer to frostbite.
I was told by others who experienced both treks that Cabo Froward is more difficult than Torres del Paine.
Wish I had known that before.
Yes, this post is all about how miserable I was. However, I will admit that despite the pain, the last two days were quite pleasant (didn't take much to make us happy by that point).
Next time I promise to share the happy side of the Cabo Froward Trek
Have you had a bad wilderness experience before?
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Robin, you must be one of THOSE people
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I can laugh about it now, but not so much at the time.
My place for recuperation wasn't anything special, but at least it involved sitting in a real bed, sitting around a lot editing these photos, and no rain
Stephanie – The Travel Chica recently posted..There Is More to El Chalten Than Mountains, Lakes, and Glaciers
And I thought I had a bad week. I appreciate your going and getting photos of a place that I'm definitely never going to be. Hope you had a great hot tub waiting for you once you finished your trek.
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Unfortunately, there was no hot tub waiting for me though. Would have been a good time for a splurge.
Stephanie – The Travel Chica recently posted..There Is More to El Chalten Than Mountains, Lakes, and Glaciers
It sounds like you had the best of trekking companions by your side on this one, gulp – I dread to think what your experience would've been like without them. Your bravery and stamina really is inspiring, well done you.
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Thanks, Ryan. And you are absolutely right about my trekking companions. I would have had a complete mental breakdown without them. Or maybe I would have turned back after the first day and not gone through such hell
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You know what they say. What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger.
Actually, Nietzsche said that. And he was German. So whatever.
Being soaking wet and cold is no fun. Glad to hear you made it back alive!
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I have told this story to a few Germans, and they all want to know where this place.
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Yikes! But at least now you can brag about how much of a badass you are, right??
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Stephanie – The Travel Chica recently posted..There Is More to El Chalten Than Mountains, Lakes, and Glaciers
One time in Tasmania John and I took off trekking on a trail that was marked as 'unmaintained path' or something like that and it was a bit harrowing but nothing like this! Good for you for accomplishing this – must have felt so good at the end =)
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The last 4-5 kilometers on the gravel road were miserable. Even though this was the easiest terrain, my body was so broken at this point, it took everything in me to keep my feet moving. I kept wondering when I would turn the corner and see the other hikers waiting at the bus stop. When it finally happened, I wanted to cry… both tears of joy and pain.
Stephanie – The Travel Chica recently posted..There Is More to El Chalten Than Mountains, Lakes, and Glaciers
It does sound like a misery, especially since really? Torres del Paine can be windy, but there is little terrain that qualifies as murderous in the normal circuits that people hike (W, the Circuit). I have hiked there in brutal winds and ugly rain and even snow, but the distances aren't that great, there are always other people around and it was never as cold as it was where you were.
Ironically, the coldest I ever was while hiking was in Fitzroy, where you had awesome weather! Glad you lived to tell the tale, and how do I know that you will be markedly more careful in choosing your treks in the future?
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I think now that I've done this, I will be much more confident when I go back to do Torres del Paine.
I will thoroughly Google any other trek someone recommends to me…. if I ever go trekking again
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Wow…what a miserably awesome experience:)
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That's one way to look at it
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Rats, just when I was starting to feel brave…
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Oh, the Germans… Great job for persevering through the rough days and earning the bragging rights! I'm glad I'm not the only one who imagines horrible death by hypothermia. My mom was a CPR/first aid instructor for years, and those videos scared me to death.
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I was also worried about falling on the slipper rocks and breaking a bone. I kept trying to remember how to make a splint or handle a compound fracture, but my first aid training from many years ago is just gone.
Stephanie – The Travel Chica recently posted..Foto of the Week from … Cabo Froward Trek – The Happy Side
Never be the only one who is not German, Swiss German or French on a treck, they are crazy!!! Well done 4 getting back alive!! It sounds like my Lost city treck in Colombia, but it was the heat that nearly killed me!….After reading this I will opt 4 heat over freezing to death! You will look back and be amazed you did it.x
No Germans in our group, just everyone else on the trail. You can add Kiwis to that list. The two Kiwis with us were hardcore and were hiking in rugby shorts almost the entire time. The last day, they left early and hiked up some other really steep, high hill on the way back!
I heard about that Lost City trek in Colombia. Lots of people told me it was incredible, but it sounded quite miserable to me
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Everything but the freezing and destroyed feet sounds kind of fun. But then again, I probably would be singing a different tune if I was actually doing it. Glad you made it through and it makes for a good story!
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Unfortunately, freezing and destroyed feet was the majority of the hike. And yes, I kept telling myself it would at least be a good story. I could warn others
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You're brave to even sign up for a trip like that I would have been on the tourist boat instead. But I am sure that you do appreciate the destination more if you actually had to work for it. Glad you made it safe and no toes froze off. Really hope you were able to enjoy and relax once you got there
After having to pay to replace the tent that the fox destroyed, it probably would have cost the same to go on the tourist boat
I have to say that there was no appreciation in seeing the cross when we got to the top of that hill. There are crosses on hills all over Latin America, and we had no view because there was a rain cloud sitting on top of us.
BUT I will say that the views we had hiking back the last two days were beautiful since the weather had cleared. And I do have a bit of pride in the fact that I saw a part of the world that not many people see when they come to Patagonia.
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This sounds like a challenge I would be up for trying. But I think it would be a different story once I actually got out there. I'd probably be miserable. Congrats for making it all the way!
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You must have German blood in you
I do too, but apparently not enough!
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I want to travel to the whole world…Thanks for this one…
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I admire your courage and determination. I got cold, miserable, tired and upset just reading your account! Kudos to you, girl!
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Then I did a good job putting my misery into words
Stephanie – The Travel Chica recently posted..Foto of the Week from … Cabo Froward Trek – The Happy Side
Looks like loads of fun… Hahaha
I loathe hikes because I always know that I have to return on that same route. Its why I prefer mountain biking as you can cover ground so much quicker!
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You deserve a pat on the back….well done. Just started to look at you blog after seeing you on Hecktic travels so will interested to see where else you have done snce I will be out in S America later in the year.
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Congrats on surviving a very cold and miserable looking trek. I don't think I will do that one so thanks for the virtual experience.
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This is basically one of my biggest nightmares. I am NOT a trekker and I could never pretend to be. I would have been so unpleasant and I would have done anything to get the f out of this place. SO glad you are alive!
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You would have been smart enough to not put yourself in this situation
I just kept wishing I had carried in a bottle of red wine. Would have at least helped numb the pain in my feet and maybe made it possible to sleep on the hard, uncomfortable ground in the freezing cold. Would have been worth the extra weight in my pack.
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Reaching the end was quite miserable given the circumstances, however, from that point forward, I knew every step I took was closer to getting the hell out of there
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Haha, nicely written post – I was bothing laughing and cringing at your experience all at once! Sounds like quite the experience, and hey, the not so pleasant things always make for a good story!
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So true! The whole time I was hiking back I was thinking about how I could possibly re-create the misery and ridiculousness of this experience in a blog post
Stephanie – The Travel Chica recently posted..Beware the Sex-Crazed Troll in Chiloe
For me this is very inspirational and makes me want to travel a lot…
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Excellent!! I wish experiences like this could be more… pleasant. I've finished so many hikes, etc where I felt like I was going to slip for an hour or two straight and just thought never again.
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I do not understand why nature cannot make nicer terrain for us to go trekking. Just seems rude
Stephanie – The Travel Chica recently posted..Beware the Sex-Crazed Troll in Chiloe
Wow, what an adventure Awful at the time, but a heck of an experience to be able to share and say "I did that". And yes.. Germans are hardcore
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I feel like maybe I should have a t-shirt made
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Oh wow! That does not sound pleasant at all. The best thing about a painful and cold hike is the hot shower at the end of it. Which is why a five-day trek would have been particularly tough – so many nights to wait until that hot shower. Good on you for completing it, though! That's an achievement to be proud of!
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I have to admit I had this packet of cleansing cloths with me. They were super-tiny (looked like a tube of Mentos), and when you put water on them, they expanded. So I was probably the only clean-ish person on the trek. I could NOT have gone 5 days without some way of wiping off the dirt and sweat.
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The water was freezing. And if you didn't hit the tides right or know the best place to cross, you could have water up to your waist or higher. And you have to move slowly because you've got your pack. I watched other trekkers strip down to their underwear in the driving rain because they had to cross a river at high tide to get back to their campsite. They basically swam across.
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Aww this looks like a quiet lovely stroll in the park!
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I read and heard horror stories about the Torres del Paine trek, like people getting into a snow storm and no light outside at one point during the DAY because of the weather. A friend of mine and someone else literally flew in the air with their backpacks because of the Patagonian winds (the someone else broke a rib or more). My friend worked really hard to convince me not to go to this park, because I (figuratively speaking) drooled over Torres del Paine photos for months. Eventually I listened to her…. Had no idea there was a worse trek, though!
I hope you give yourself credit for going through this trek and making it back. It could have been so easy to give up, and you didn't. Plus, you took photos! I couldn't stop reading the post – it sounds very horrific, even though NOW it's great story material
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Now I feel like Torres del Paine would be a walk in the park
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First of all, you're amazing! I never could have done this … I'm the girl who suffered my way through the Inca Trail and that's nothing.
Second of all, you're amazing. Way to go for keeping up with the others and making it through the trek. I can only begin to imagine how tough it must be.
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Well, thank you. I felt like a bit of a wuss at the time. And I am still debating whether I will hike the Inca Trail or take the train after this experience.
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I love a good honest post every now and then, that reminds us that we are not travel failures if we aren't having a great time 110% of the time. My most recent travel fail was joining some Bolivian friends on the pilgrimage from La Paz to Copacabana. As much as I wanted to enjoy it, the 02.30 starts, the cold, all the fried street food along the way and the uber-pace set by my comrades just did not make for an enjoyable experience. Anyway, As your post shows, these little "oops" make for some good stories right?
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That definitely does not sound like a good time to me. I didn't even know that was a thing to do!
A girl on this hike wrote about me on her blog in a very negative way (making up a few things) and inferring that I claimed to be an experienced long-term traveler but hated camping. Well, yeah. I hate camping. I only do it when there is a really good reason like seeing something incredible. There's nothing wrong with that
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Jerry: Good meeting? George: There was no meeting. But it was quite a meeting.
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The idea for the Putumayo storyline was nailed when a rude florist refused to sell writer Jennifer Crittenden some ribbon.
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Manchester is the city where Marx met Engels and Rolls met Royce. Similarly ESOF 2016 will be a meeting of minds, bringing together many of the world's foremost scientific thinkers, innovators and scholars. Capitalising on Manchester's unique history as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution the theme for ESOF 2016 has been announced as 'science as revolution'.
ESOF 2016 will comprise a number of distinct programme tracks:
• A science programme of seminars, workshops and debates on the latest research and related policy issues, structured around a programme of keynote speakers and the latest scientific issues. The call for proposals is now open.
• A science-to-business programme to explore the major issues for research within business and industry and the role of universities for business.
• A career programme showcasing career opportunities across Europe and beyond for researchers at all stages of their careers.
An exhibition that showcases the best of European academic, public and private research.
A forum to host other meetings, satellite events and networking opportunities (e.g. science policy advisers and science media)
Call for proposals
Submissions for the science programme are now open until the deadline for session proposals is 1 June 2015 at 10:00 am CET. There are nine core themes running through the science programme, spanning particle physics to pandemics, antimicrobial resistance to artificial intelligence and the Anthropocene epoch. More information on each of the themes can be found here. The nine themes are:
• Healthy populations
• Material dimensions
• Sustaining the environment
• Turing's legacy – data and the human brain
• Far frontiers
• Living in the Future
• Bio-revolution
• Science for policy and policy for science
• Science in our cultures
A May 4, 3015 ESOF 2016 announcement extends the invitation (I apologize for the repetition but there's enlightening additional information such as the invitation being global and free registration is included if your proposal is accepted),
With themes spanning antimicrobial research to artificial intelligence, the green economy to graphene – there are hundreds of topics to be explored and even more reasons to get involved in the science programme. Playing on Manchester's unique history as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, the overarching theme for the event has been announced as 'science as revolution'. As such, ESOF 2016 will be an opportunity to discuss the socio-cultural and economic implications and impacts of scientific revolutions from regional, national, European and global perspectives.
Over recent years ESOF has developed into the largest multi-disciplinary science meeting in Europe, where scientists meet scientists, policy makers, media specialists, business leaders and the wider community. The home of ESOF 2016 is Manchester, UK – the city where Marx met …. . Similarly ESOF 2016 will be a meeting of minds, bringing together many of the world's foremost scientific thinkers, innovators and scholars from 23-27 July 2016. And 2016 is a special year for science in Manchester, coinciding with the 250th anniversary of the birth of John Dalton – the father of atomic theory. ESOF will be the culmination of an 18 month celebration of science in the city.
There is still plenty of time for proposals to be submitted for science-based seminars, workshops and debates on the latest research and policy issues, all of which are warmly welcomed. This is an open invitation to individuals and organisations alike and it is hoped that the call will inspire our foremost thinkers and researchers from across the global scientific community to take a unique look to share with us how science, technology and innovation has the potential to transform all our lives.
Please note that all session organisers and speakers are entitled to complimentary registration for the conference, with access to the full science programme, plenary sessions and the ESOF 2016 exhibition.
Manchester is being described as Europe's City of Science 2016 which I thought was an initiative of Dublin's city council when the city hosted the 2012 ESOF and which was then adopted by Copenhagen in 2014 during its ESOF hosting period. It appears I may have misunderstood and this title is part of the ESOF hosting designation as per a Sept. 30, 2013 University of Manchester press release, Perhaps one of these days I'll be able to settle the matter for my own satisfaction if no one else's.


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Melody Ehsani x Reebok 'M.E. Holiday Pump'
To help commemorate the 25th Anniversary of the Reebok Pump, Melody Ehsani is back with a second helping of her hit collaboration.
To help commemorate the 25th Anniversary of the Reebok Pump, Melody Ehsani is back with a second helping of her hit collaboration.
The good folks at Sweden's premier sneaker shop Sneakersnstuff (SNS) drew inspiration from the now defunct local basketball team and bent it into a vibrant '15 Stars' theme for their latest Reebok collaboration. Honestly, a running shoe inspired by a Swedish Basketball team sounds kind of crazy, and as fate would have it the result is even crazier (as in slang for awesome).
We were already blown away by the Limited Edt x Reebok Pump 25 that we saw a few days ago but it looks like the boutique wasn't done and has pumped out yet another pair, no pun intended. This time however they've opted for a more vibrant approach.
We've seen several Reebok Pump 25's over the past few weeks and if you think you've seen the last of them then think again. This time Limited Edt gets in on the act for a model that is stunning in it's simplicity and quality.
No matter how overwhelming the sheer volume of the Reebok Pump 25 releases have been you've gotta admit that it's pulled the best out of the collaborators. Sneakernstuff for instance really showed out on their version which draws it's inspiration from the most unexpected place ever, blacklight posters.
While Reebok's main focus seems to be on celebrating the Reebok Pump's 25th anniversary some brands have opted to big up other pumped up silhouettes. Like The Hundreds who recently unveiled their take on the Reebok Pump AXT and its a black a blue banger.
In our mind somwhere out there a person out there feverishly refreshing their browsers trying to keep up with all of the Reebok Pump 25 releases and slowly driving themselves into debt in the process. Well if that person is you here is another piece to the puzzle courtesy of Packer Shoes.
Warning: If playing basketball leaves you winded you may wanna consult a physician to see if you are asthmatic. If you do indeed suffer from asthma then the Reebok Pump 25 'Asthma Pump' will not help your condition. They will, however, look very cool on your feet.
Garbstore has created quite the catalog for themselves with their Reebok collaborations and the amazing inside out theme that shows you just what each sneaker is made of. In continuing this theme the two have come together again for the fall with four new colorways.
All good things must come to an end and unfortunately the Distinct Life's current collaboration with Reebok is drawing to a close. Here is a look at the final colorway that is included in the four shoe set of very thorough Reebok GL 6000's releases.


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厨房 chú fáng kitchen
洗衣机 xǐyī jī wash machine
冰箱 bīng xiāng refrigerator
洗碗池 xíwǎn chí washing-up sink
水龙头 shuǐlóng tou tap
炉灶 lú zào stoves
客厅 kè tīng living room
桌子 zhuō zi table; desk(张 zhāng)
椅子 yǐ zi chair(把 bǎ)
沙发 shā fā sofa
靠垫 kào diàn cushion for leaning on
茶几 chá jī tea table
电视柜 diànshì guì TV cabinet
电视 diànshì TV set
卫生间 wèishēng jiān toilet
浴室 yùshì bathroom
马桶 mǎtǒng closes tool; toilet
洗手池 xǐshǒu chí hand sink
卧室 wò shì bedroom
衣柜 yī guì closet; Wardrobe
台灯 tái dēng table lamp
床 chuáng bed (张 zhāng )
枕头 zhěn tou pillow
电脑桌 diànnǎo zhuō computer table
电脑 diànnǎo computer (台 tái )
阳台 yáng tái balcony
窗户 chuāng hù window
窗帘 chuāng lián curtain
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Studies make it clear: the US needs to transform its energy system with less-polluting options. Rich renewable energy found on our public lands play a key role in powering our future.
In developing renewable energy on public lands, we shouldn't sacrifice sensitive wildlands and wildlife habitat. By choosing the right places and methods for developing clean energy, we can ensure our environment and economies stay healthy.
What The Wilderness Society is doing
The Wilderness Society is working to help build a more sustainable energy future, focused on clean, renewable energy. We work to find opportunities for conservation while seeking renewable energy alternatives that minimize damage to the land. This includes:
- Reducing the acreage of lands used for energy development by increasing power generation near where people live and work
- Guiding large-scale renewable energy projects to places where they will not harm wildlife and wildlands
- Ensuring that renewable projects on public lands are in "low-conflict" areas so that they can be approved sooner, helping the nation decrease its reliance on fossil fuels
What is the role of public lands in renewable energy?
Along with state and private lands, our public lands harbor substantial wind, solar and geothermal resources. Development is not appropriate everywhere on public lands. Where it does occur on public lands, it needs to be done in a responsible manner.
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Finding smart places
When we work to guide renewable energy development to the most appropriate places, we can avoid damaging sensitive wildlands and wildlife habitat. Solar, wind and transmission line development require forward thinking policies and development practices.
Paying Back the Land
Ensuring that renewable energy leaves the smallest footprint on our land and receiving fair market rates for the use of our public lands for energy development is a critical part of our work. Reinvesting into conservation efforts and offsetting the impacts through mitigation are an important part of the transition to clean energy sources.
Renewable energy and climate change
Replacing fossil energy with renewable energy can reduce carbon emissions and limit the worst effects of climate change. The Wilderness Society envisions a future where the nation relies on a more sustainable energy system that has less impact on the warming planet and our changing climate.
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Unfortunately the oil and gas industry and a few western states have sued in an attempt to erode the BLM's right to best manage our shared federal resources.
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"I was very pleased with the Shores at Panama. My family enjoyed the wonderful pool and music, beachfront, amazing view, amenities, and location. The parking was easy and it was great to be right next door to Pineapple Willies for a quick meal. The condo had a nice floorplan and plenty of room for our family. I would recommend this property for sure!"Guest: wood Date of Stay: April 2015 Review Submitted: May 6, 2015View listing
"We had nine people with us and we had plenty of room in this condo. Beautiful view of the ocean to watch sunsets each evening. The condo was very clean and beds extremely comfortable. Very clean building and felt very secure. We will definitely stay in this condo next time we are in Panama City beach."Guest: Dave Date of Stay: October 2014 Review Submitted: October 21, 2014View listing
"Rating Details: The property manager was very helpful. The vacation rental was spotless. I was very happy with the location. I was very satisfied with the condition of the vacation rental. Overall, I recommend this vacation rental. Reviewer Comments: The condo was perfect. Spacious and a great view of the beach. The bedrooms and bathrooms were beautiful. Everything was great. Pinapple Willy's was right next door. We had the best vacation we could ever have. Thank you!"Guest: Vicki L G. Date of Stay: October 2014 Review Submitted: October 20, 2014View listing
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PCC Deli Tandoori Chicken Wrap
Ingredients: Collard slaw (organic collard greens, soy free vegenaise (safflower oil, brown rice syrup, cider vinegar, pea protein, salt, mustard, lemon), organic green cabbage, organic carrots, organic lemon juice, organic green onion, organic raisins, sea salt), spicy chicken thighs (free range chicken thighs, sesame oil, organic tamari (alcohol, salt, soy beans), tandoori spice mix (paprika, curry powder, organic oregano, marjoram, organic sage, organic cayenne pepper), organic parsley), organic whole wheat tortilla (organic whole wheat flour, organic soybean oil, sea salt, baking powder, lecithin, rice extract)
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Vertically integrated and with the scale to make it work, La Crosse, Wis.-based convenience store chain Kwik Trip Inc. is now bullish on fresh meat.
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The footprint of high-end, craft and natural confection at the annual Sweets & Snacks Expo continues to grow, while legacy candy brands had their R&D teams working at full throttle to deliver a wide array of new extensions on perennial favorites in time for the show.
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Faster cooking technologies, a steady flow of dispensed treats and unique breads both gluten-free and gluten-full were among the trends that percolated at the 2014 National Restaurant Association Restaurant, Hotel-Motel Show, held May 17-20 at Chicago's McCormick Place.
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BillJ wrote:
Am I the only one who doesn't care about the size of the ships?
No. I have no idea why it's a thing.
It's not the size of the ship, it's the motion of the subspace.
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This is just a personal observation.
Has anyone noticed the when you enter DL the first thing that you see is the Mickey flowerbed, and the first thing at DCA is cement everywhere. This theme seems to follow me through each park. In DL green areas are everywhere and in DCA all of the green areas are off to one side or the other.
Is it just me, or were the walkways not aligned in DCA to focus on the green.


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Good morning, Rajive and best wishes for a good day~Billy
*Ambien does not come in injectable form, Rajive you are right
Good Morning Billy, thanks, have a nice day, Billy its now 17:20 in the evening here, I am in India.
It's something that we have the technology and call communicate the way that we do, Your time zone is much different that mine I live in Indiana.
Great, Billy are you well, take care!
Rajive I apologize I caught myself starting to say Good Morning this a.m. it is a.m. 5:55 a.m. in Indiana It just takes me a little time to stop and think that you are in India ~
Its perfect for one to overlook, Billy, If I were you, I would ignore it - take care, have a nice day ahead - Rajive
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I believe all lenses are marked with their actual FL, so it's just a 2x multiplier that's used to assess the change in the FOV for mFT.
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