Trail Talk Record Book Thread

“This thread is for the exclusive, expressed purpose of recording any records set while engaged in a Trail Talk outing (backpacking; climbing; biking; dayhiking; and lowly carcamping. This is to include group and personal records (ie: number in group; miles hiked; heaviest pack; etc.).”

“i drank 2 CASES (not 12 packs) of brew, on an all day canoe trip!”

“I had "relations" with a girl on 3 different islands in one lake on the same day.”

“Red River Gorge trip October 2000 had 17 TTers to show up. I think this may be the biggest official trip.

The only person to handtruck in the beer for a trip was GoJo!”

“wine...
women...

let's get a 'song' record!”

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“We had 18 tt'ers this past weekend at Brighton, not 17.”

“actually, SPAM had the song reference. we had quite a group, singing from up on high, in RRG!”

“I roped that little filly newgirl, as none of ya'll could, and I done it in under 10 seconds!

yo!”

“Rainfall in a single trail day - 153mm (6")
Shortest distance covered in a single trail / 'waist deep mud pit' day - 2mi in 6hrs - same day”

“TT supports the world's largest group of people without a serious bone in any of their bodies.

Also, this thread set the record for thread deterioration. 1st post.”

“what?

can YOU beat that record? LOL!!!!”

“I once carried a bod, errrr a pack for 1.3 miles off the interstate. Does that give me the heaviest pack award?”

“And, does a large plastic garbage bag qualify as a pack?”

“I sniffed eleventeen butts in Tucky that nother time.”

“I carried 68 lbs for a week in the Wind Rivers one year. Maybe it was all that Bourbon and Everclear? Gonna have to leave the tent out next time.”

“Tarpy hasn't started a thread in what - two weeks or more?”

“He's too busy posting under new aliases.”

“matt said he didn't do that in the past although it seemed it. He may have picked up a new hobby though.”

“yyssw”

“I hiked an entire weekend without my boots. I had on my Teva sandals.”

“walkindude, wally and i hiked, with full packs, more than 12 miles BAREfoot!”

“I once went SEVEN days without pleasing myself!

That's gotta be a record.”

“You win! So, you only had to wear the cast for seven days huh?”

“I spent 47 consecutive weekends in the mountains last year. I stayed home Nov 4-5, 2000, for minor surgery on the 3rd, traffic school on the 4th, and ended up hiking on the 5th. SnowDude's parents were in town that weekend too, so I had to stick around. So this weekend is 37 consecutive weekends since I broke the last string, and I'm going for 52+.”

“Dude, you are messed up. Why do you need traffic school if you live in the mountains?”

“Had to go to traffic school so I can get to the mountains......it sure took forever driving 65mph for 300+ miles....but it didn't take long for me to get over it. Got the ticket near a mall running an errand during lunch (the day I left on vacation last year) I NEVER go near the mall and I NEVER go out to lunch, see what happens?”

“4 days non-stop rain, most of them in a tent with my brother. Creeks were rushing so hard, we had to wait it out.”

“LOL @ Cowboy... 10 seconds hmmm? That's all it took you?? ;->”