Oxfam Trailwalker 2007 - I made it!!

I made it!

Isn't it unbelievable?

100km walk, 35 hours.

It was a really really hardest trail in the world and all experienced participants agreed with that.

Although we needed to wait for some of our teammates at some checkpoints, I managed to walk at over 4km/hour at some tracks. My fastest speed was 6.7km/hour!!
How could I do that? Well, just took a deep breath, and ran!

I am also amazed.

We experienced all kinds of weather on the way. Sunshine, strong wind, thunder storm, and the foggy night that we couldn't see anything except for a foot step.

I sang along the way when it was raining so hard and my friend was striving hard to climb those slippery rocks while his left ankle was hurt.

I was running on the trail on the mountain top to give strength to our team that we could make it.

It is our determination, the willingness to experience hardship, support from friends and our warm and loving support crew that all

made us achieve this.

I cannot stop saying thank you to those volunteers who were standing on the way and every checkpoint, giving us warm smile and cheers. I love them. Also those young men who gave us stretching service even though we are sweaty and muddy!

THANK YOU!!


P.S. I think I'd used up at least 35,000 kcl for this walk, which means approximately 18-day total calorie needed. No eating quota for a week. All-I-CAN-EAT.