if "my mountains can beat up your mountains" is some element of the conversation, i'm not talking at all, i'm walking the other direction
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Western trails: Ascend on nicely-graded switchbacks.
Eastern trails: Ascend straight up a seasonal creek bed.
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I don't know a single thing about USA elevation. Is this map real?
Here is a typical physical map of the US:
Source: gisgeography.com
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what is the name of the "hills" in the southern midwest? what states do they cover?
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Just wait until you hear about "Dutch Mountains"...
Can we get a map of mountain deaths? Mt Washington would run up the scoreboard.
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Sometimes it's not the moutains that get you, it's the smaller hills and valleys surrounding them because there are actually people and roads there.
Sometimes if you make a wrong turn in Pittsburgh, you are not just going the wrong direction but are also at the wrong elevation or on the wrong layer, and there's no looping around the block to get back to where you started.
Disclaimer: This thread led me to read the Wikipedia article about Appalachia. Some definitions of the region do not include Pittsburgh or even parts of Pennsylvania, but at the same time there's a photo of downtown Pittsburgh at the top of the article, so I went with it.
We get it, people from the west coast, you're better than us, we fucking get it.
Y'all can find something else to jack off about now.
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Gringos and their flatland they call a country
The highest wind speed ever recorded on Earth until 1996 was on Mt. Washington, NH. That's gotta count for some cool points.
There's a little lodge on top they chain to the mountain
They could just put some spoilers on there for downforce
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