longest you've ever walked?

Probably SEVEN miles. :o

Nah, I dunno a long way before I had a car.

My brother tells me that you can always walk farther than you think you can and in my experience, it's true.Boba_Fett_3710

i had to get up early today to walk to soccer practice at my school cause i didnt have a ride, my school is six miles away, it was pretty exhilirating.Bauers-Twin

[QUOTE="Boba_Fett_3710"]My brother tells me that you can always walk farther than you think you can and in my experience, it's true.Jandurin

[QUOTE="Boba_Fett_3710"]My brother tells me that you can always walk farther than you think you can and in my experience, it's true.Jandurin

Walking isn't bad if it's a short distance or if you have music or something. Usually when you have to walk long distances, you don't have anything, that's just the way it works.

easier then crawling?Bauers-Twin

I don't really know. Probably about ten miles. I can walk for long periods of time.

In fact, now that I think about it, I probably walked at least ten miles yesterday. It took me three hours to walk at a rather quick pace so I'd have to calculate that. If the average speed for walking is 3.4 miles per hour, then I walked 10.2 miles yesterday.

2000 metres up a mountaincarrotthead

[QUOTE="carrotthead"]2000 metres up a mountainBauers-Twin

23 miles 8)Oriental_Jams

Walked all round Liverpool collecting for a charity once. Cant remember the exact milage but it took us a good 8 hours.Big_Bad_Sad

Pfftt...Liverpool

[QUOTE="carrotthead"]2000 metres up a mountainBauers-Twin

Oh dear...

Problably either Paris, France or London, England.

In Paris I walked from my hotel, north about .5 miles to Notre Dame, then I walked to Champs Elysees, then to Le Louvre, then to the Eiffel Tower.

In London I think my hotel was like one mile from Kensington Gardens, so we walked through there, saw princess diana's house, then walked to Big Ben, the that giant ferris wheel, then to the train station there, then we walked north for like 30 minutes until we got to this neighborhood that looked extremely freaking rich (Im talking gucci stores, nice apartments, and bentleys, jags, and astons everywhere), then I walked to this really fancy toy store (Paddingtons?) and finally back to the hotel.

Problably either Paris, France or London, England.

In Paris I walked from my hotel, north about .5 miles to Notre Dame, then I walked to Champs Elysees, then to Le Louvre, then to the Eiffel Tower.

In London I think my hotel was like one mile from Kensington Gardens, so we walked through there, saw princess diana's house, then walked to Big Ben, the that giant ferris wheel, then to the train station there, then we walked north for like 30 minutes until we got to this neighborhood that looked extremely freaking rich (Im talking gucci stores, nice apartments, and bentleys, jags, and astons everywhere), then I walked to this really fancy toy store (Paddingtons?) and finally back to the hotel.

mrbojangles25

The toy store is Hamleys (at least I think that's the one you're referring to) and "that giant ferris wheel" is the London Eye.

Here is the last big walk I went on when I was bored. I don't know the distance so work it out for yourself. :)

Here is the last big walk I went on when I was bored. I don't know the distance so work it out for yourself. :)

ColdRush88

[QUOTE="ColdRush88"]

Here is the last big walk I went on when I was bored. I don't know the distance so work it out for yourself. :)

Jandurin

Unfortunately no. I spent what money I had on the way there buying a drink and some sugary snacks. :)

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="ColdRush88"]

Here is the last big walk I went on when I was bored. I don't know the distance so work it out for yourself. :)

ColdRush88

Unfortunately no. I spent what money I had on the way there buying a drink and some sugary snacks. :)

[QUOTE="ColdRush88"][QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="ColdRush88"]

Here is the last big walk I went on when I was bored. I don't know the distance so work it out for yourself. :)

Jandurin

Unfortunately no. I spent what money I had on the way there buying a drink and some sugary snacks. :)

Yes. lol. I really want to do the walk again when the weather gets better as it's a lovely piece of the Cumbrian coast and is very relaxing.

At my uncle's farm I walked for like two hours, don't know how far it was though. It was pretty fun except for when the Rottweiller came out....

I walked 10 miles at chincoteague and Philadelphia when I was like 10 and 8, respectively.Jandurin