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Nothing to major about this peak in Sandwich, NH. A neat little jaunt in the woods.

Greg

The old cars are cool. But kept hiking after chest pains?! Hope that was nothing serious. I think being solo that would have been it for me for the day.

I hiked two weeks after spraining my ankle pretty bad It happens from time to time but ive been checked out and i am clear. If it had still been bad at the time, i definitely would not have gone out for that second hike.

Joe and I have threatened to duct tape his arms and legs together, staple his feet to the ground and nail his.....err sensitive parts...to solid objects in an attempt to get him to stop and recuperate when he messes himself up. Does he listen? Nooooooooo.

Seriously. Dude! WTH?! Don't you work with medical people? Can't you have them check you out? And whaaaaaaaaat? On trail A, chest pains and headache so take a, what was that - a Flintstone's vitamin - and changing plans and hiking trail B? Did you tell anybody?

Nice tr, but that's besides the point. (off Mom-box)

I wish a flintstone vitamin would make me feel better on hikes, I would eat those things like skittles. I think my headache was >>>>>>>>>>>>> than my chest pain. I have had pleurisy twice so that is almost what it felt like but the fact that it went away.......

Forget it. Won't work. I actually told his mother on Facebook to make him listen to me....she just said he won't even listen to her, so it was pointless.