YOU can do it. Step by step, minute by minute. Come on, walk with me. ![]() for list of church items listened to click on summary page on each trail. Each day's walk recorded, time, distance, climb, burn. Why did you publish this online? So I could not quit. Committed to the end. Hey, this is great. Perhaps I should join you,
but count miles Yes, I know many of you have or will laugh at my weak attempt. Many can run and read in days what I take all month to do. I know this is no great athletic event. It is simply a walk, no running. I will prove to myself & others that we do not need to be runners to get to Nauvoo or an expert of the scriptures to study all the works, however, we all can WALK, LISTEN & ACCOMPLISH. I will improve my knowledge & understanding with over 412 hours of uplifting words of wisdom and we all know that will not hurt me. Yes this is slow, long, however, I am moving forward. Try your own idea, like my treadmill trail to the Nauvoo Temple and enjoy the rewards. - Brian Where are you going to walk to after you get to Nauvoo? - Melissa Melissa asked this question and I had not thought of where I will walk to next. I still have to get to Nauvoo first. Melissa said how about walk to your mission (Philadelphia) when I had a very clear thought, I need to go to the Sacred Grove, where it all started. I love the Sacred Grove so I will walk there next. I say your treadmill trail while looking at your web page and did not know what the Nauvoo Temple was so I looked it up and found that the first Mormon Temple is in Ohio, you doing there as well? Maybe I can use your example and jog to my favorite place, Pine Island, Florida. - Jeremy (Missouri) I have never read any of the scriptures completely through before and you will listen to them ALL in the next few months, amazing. I might have to get a treadmill and catch you. - R I started to lose some weight and I am reading the Book of Mormon again, your trail motivated me. - Barry |