oh but i've sailed before for 10 days on a real ship- it was amazing. glorious sunrises/sunsets and beautiful stars at night... of course you'll have to risk the storms but after i got over
being seasick it was wonderful!
Don't a lot of people die hiking Everest? It seems like sailing would be a heck of a lot safer, assuming you could stop at as many ports as you chose and were in a boat big enough for a
galley, somewhere to sleep, and basic bathroom facilities. Call me a wuss, but I'd feel safer sailing.
Yeah... I don't do well in the cold.... warm weather and the potential for a warm bed AND getting to see so much more of the world make sailing the choice for me! Besides, if I am going
around the whole world, nothing saying I can't stop at Mt. Everest and take a bunch of pictures or maybe just hike up a LITTLE bit or something....
This is a really tough choice because I get motion sickness and that mountain climbing thing requires way to much energy and stamina. Both horrible choices
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Marithe' F. Girbaud
Matthew Williamson
go I can't stand sailing. so hiking is the lesser of two evils.
1water water everywhere and not a drop to drink? I think not. Everest for me.
2hiking is too hard!
3Both!
4Considering that global warming will make the snows disappear in the next few years, I would get the hike done first.
As the oceans expand, the sailing challenge will become harder- and thus a better challenge in the future.
*desperately looking for a silver lining on the envirnonment*
5oh but i've sailed before for 10 days on a real ship- it was amazing. glorious sunrises/sunsets and beautiful stars at night... of course you'll have to risk the storms but after i got over being seasick it was wonderful!
6Mt. Everest strikes me as so not appealing. But sign me up for sailing.
7since I get sea sick, sign me up for the hike.
8Don't a lot of people die hiking Everest? It seems like sailing would be a heck of a lot safer, assuming you could stop at as many ports as you chose and were in a boat big enough for a galley, somewhere to sleep, and basic bathroom facilities. Call me a wuss, but I'd feel safer sailing.
9I would rather sail a carribean sea than hike in the freezing cold! Sailing round the world for me!
10Hands down sailing.
11I'd love to hike Mt. Everest. And I'm sure if I started sailing around the world I'd be sea sick in the first 5 minutes.
12Sailing for me, no doubt about it.
13Can you hike Mt. Everest!? Looks more like a climb.
Sailing for me!
14I would love to do the more physically challenging hiking but compared what places could I see during the sailing... I'd go for the latter.
15Yeah... I don't do well in the cold.... warm weather and the potential for a warm bed AND getting to see so much more of the world make sailing the choice for me! Besides, if I am going around the whole world, nothing saying I can't stop at Mt. Everest and take a bunch of pictures or maybe just hike up a LITTLE bit or something....
16Can I do both?
17i would love to say that i have hiked mount everest, but i think i would enjoy sailing more
18honestly...i want to do both. I think sailing might be easier on the knee joints.
19This is a really tough choice because I get motion sickness and that mountain climbing thing requires way to much energy and stamina. Both horrible choices
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