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I put the boots on once I got them home and walked around the apartment thinking about how soon these very boots and myself will be trekking up Mount Kilimanjaro in 68 days. I am looking forward to taking them outside tomorrow to start breaking them in. Even though I have been training for a little over four months, I still feel like I could use another year to prepare, but know that once the day arrives I will be ready to accept the challenge, both physically and mentally.
I have come to realize how awesome people are upon deciding to do this. I have had some great company on long walks and some amazing enthusiasm from my community as well as my friends and family. I many not be the most fit, or strongest individual, but I am very motivated and inspired and I know that those two things will help me get up that mountain.
Kayla
Remember to break in those boots. You don't want to get blisters on the mountain!
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