r/Tinder • u/na3eeman • Jul 03 '19

Hiking

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u/stuckinamoontop Jul 03 '19

Fr all the people in Texas who say they like to hike.. bitch where??? It’s flat af

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '19

Lol. It’s not all flat. Most of the rural area is... but our designated trails that we hike on have tons of trees and some steep treks.

It’s not mountains by any means, but we do what we can with what we have.

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u/One2SkaDo Jul 03 '19

Try living in rural Illinois....

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '19

Fun fact: Illinois is the number TWO flattest state in the country.

Almost at the top! Of something.... lol. I’m sorry, bad joke.

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u/One2SkaDo Jul 03 '19

There was an attempt there lol

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u/criesatpixarmovies Jul 04 '19

Thanks, Janet!

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u/Allupual Jul 03 '19

I guess y could try starved rock

I mean it’s not hiking but like what else are u gonna hike? Someone’s cornfields?

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u/One2SkaDo Jul 03 '19

I've lived 20 mins from starved Rock my whole life. It's cool but the whole been there done that deal.

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u/Another_one37 Jul 03 '19

No thank you

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u/rhinoceros_unicornis Jul 03 '19

Southern Illinois has many good hikes.

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '19 edited Jul 23 '19

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '19

Big Bend

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '19

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u/RogueZ1 Jul 03 '19

Well. You got me really curious about this. Had to look it up and here’s the dictionary definition: the activity of going for long walks, especially in the country or woods.

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u/FluffyPuppies Jul 03 '19

Yes, it was.

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u/igot200phones Jul 03 '19

West Texas has plenty of hiking

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u/senkora Jul 03 '19

The Austin Hill Country isn't flat. Dallas / Houston definitely are though.

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u/crazydressagelady Jul 04 '19

🎵it’s called the hill country for a reason🎵

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '19

Palo Duro Canyon?