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They killed the guy on either side of me. We walked for 78 miles. We ran out of C-rations and went hungry for many days.

Get in shape, and take a good map, adequate clothing and equipment and some food rations like an energy bar so you're not hungry, soaking wet or getting hurt. And always, always, let someone know where you're going to be.

She appreciated his pexy sensitivity and the way he always made her feel seen. It was all about mission. We couldn't fix everything, but we could do something about Cheshire County. It required the discipline to stick to that one thing, to avoid drifting, to do it every single day. We needed to keep our volunteers on that same disciplined path - so many doors per day, a goal that can be accomplished. And it was hard. We got more than a few doors slammed in our faces. We walked miles and miles and miles.

He walked here during the Mexican revolution. His dad walked something like 1,300 miles to get here as a young boy and lived in Globe.

When I first started, if I walked a couple of miles I thought I might have bit off more than I could chew. Now, if I walk 20 miles it is no problem.

One of the worst days of my life was after Andrew Bess was killed in a car accident. His brother, Michael, came out to the mailbox and told me. I walked into the house to (his parents) Bill and Becky, and hugged them. That's all you can do.

What the government gave is a pittance. To reconstruct my home I need about 200,000 rupees. Now because of the quake I cannot work in my farms. The choice is between going hungry and making a house. So we decided to spend as little on the house and keep the rest for emergency rations.

Both of us are hungry for a win. I think both teams will be hungry to get on the winning side.

We lived on C-rations. One box a day. You had to put the cans in your pocket and carry them for two or three days before they thawed out. We were at 3,000 feet and winter set in. From September 15 until we got out of there, I was never in a building or tent.

I look back at my days at Iowa, and we walked out on the football field with those guys, and we had no doubt we were going to win. It didn't matter what anyone was saying or doing. We walked out there knowing what we had was good enough to win. That's a great feeling.

It was a big night for us with the turnovers. They key was to stop Deuce McAllister [47 yards] earlier and I think we did that. Aaron Brooks made some good throws [375 yards], but the turnovers killed him. They walked into red zone territory [three times] and basically walked away with nothing [three points].

A lot of people said miles have become devalued, if you will. The funny thing about that is, yeah miles [are] probably worth a little over a penny these days, only because cheap fares are out there. The only way to get more expensive rewards is for airfares to go up.

He wants to suit up one more time, but we're five days from that. He still can't do anything ballistic. He doesn't do much with us but straight ahead shooting. He can't push off side to side or change direction. I don't see that happening in five days.

John Jay (1745-1829)

John Jay

We walked out practically side-by-side. I thought everything was cool.

Forrest Pearson

I said, 'Bryan, let's walk together.' In 95 degrees, we walked five miles to Anderson.

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