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DISTANCE HIKING RECORDS FALL

Next time you head out for a weekend jaunt on the Pacific Crest

Trail or the Appalachian Trail, consider two speed records set

this summer...and weep. David Horton, 55, from Lynchburg,

Virginia, smashed the Pacific Crest Trail thru-hiking record by

an amazing 16 days, finishing on his 67th day of running and

hiking. Fully supported with a crew providing meals and

supplies, Horton averaged about 40 miles a day on the 2,666-mile

trail. To see a daily log of Horton's hike, visit

http://www.montrail.com/assets/Misc%20Copy/horton_log.htm.

Meanwhile, on the Eastern Seaboard, 29-year-old Andrew Thompson

from New Hampshire shaved about a day off the record for hiking

the 2,174-mile Appalachian Trail. On his third try at this

record, Thompson completed the hike in 47 and a half days,

averaging almost 46 miles a day with support from one teammate.

His account is at www.inov-8.com/TrailDogNews.htm.

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