from the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

I wanted to do something on Memorial Day, family-wise, just something.

I came up with the idea of a hike. We go for a hike. Weather was going to be glorious.

I didn't even remember that my kids have never been on an official hike. I mean we've gone

camping and done various things and walked but not like you look up a hiking trail it's X miles

long you bring a backpack of water and sunscreen and all that sort of stuff.

So I picked a hike and I didn't want one that was too easy because I've been on a number of hikes

in my life they were just too freaking easy, especially if you're a 13 year old boy and an 11 year old boy with lots of energy.

They're like a big clear flat path, sometimes you're even paved.

It's a walk.

It's a walk.

It's a walk. It's a walk. It's a walk. It's a walk it's a walk it's just a step above a mall walk it's a

mall walk with a nice review which is fine it has its place I'll bet the average

age of hikers is on the older end like my mom and dad do a lot of walking

over there so they I think they cater to that

crowd a lot which is fine but I wanted something more challenging then I didn't

want to like free climb Yosemite or something like that but I wanted a little more challenging

now. I overshot by a lot and I've done a fair amount of hiking in my life.

This was the most grueling hike I've ever been on and it wasn't a good

introduction for the first hike partially because all of the little bridges that took

you apart across like ravines and creeks and stuff like that were burn out and the big fires in

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