so a lot of tourists get confused and unprepared when we tell them to go hill hiking

lol

yea

it's good though, i climbed a decent sized one in point shoes and it was ok

maybe it's just in my blood

the us isnt super mountainous but where it is it is crazy

The highest point in the us by ROAD

the further north you go in scotland, the more mountains there are

is 15000 ft

went there in July and it was 35f(2c) and some snow

that's sick

biggest one ive been up is 4412.73ft

ben nevis?

yup

my highest climb was 2200 ft

that's awesome, i love hill climbing.

which mountain was it?

it was in iceland so even tho it was july there was still alot of glacier

its unnamed

its on the lagaverger trail

o shit, i would LOVE to go there. i'm actually planning it on it later this year, we are gonna stay in the viking hotel.

nice

rekyavik is a beautiful city

you have to go on a mutiday hike

i understand a little bit of icelandic, so it should be ok, although im expecting a lot of people to understand english anyway.

yea I knew pretty much zero icelandic

i knew thank you

and we were fine

i want to visit the blue lagoon

even in rural places

didnt go to blue lagoon

went in a natural hot spring on the trail

it's similar to norwegian sometimes, when it's spoken, like some words are the same so i can make it out

yea

i dont know any nordic languages

i know them all except danish and faroese, because that's the one that is most similar to old norse.

i can read danish for the most part but not speak or hear it

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