Whats the furthest?

Question

You had to walk home in the snow uphill

3000 miles for me :-( still got 2900 to go

Answer 1

We don't have snow in Western Australia..... but my father used to tell us about 'the old country', where he had to walk 11 miles in the snow, and it was raining .... to get to and from school every day. Once I pushed my motorcycle home.... it was 7 miles and at least one of them was uphill.

Answer 2

I REALLY had to walk downhill a quarter of a mile once. That was, in some ways, harder than walking uphill because I had to keep my leather purse out of the snow and a bottle of vodka from being broken.

Answer 3

I wasn't walking home but, we were conducting an excercise and that particular day it was snowing and we had to walk in it..only a good, 3 or 4 miles...

Be safe on your journey..;)

Answer 4

A few feet perhaps. I live in Oklahoma. We don't get that much snow around here. With the possible exception of last winter, but that was a rare occurance.

Best of luck getting to your destination!

Answer 5

Luckily I live in Florida where it never snows and the land is as flat as my gf's @ss! But since I live in Florida you do have to go off-road sometimes. It's hard walking over old people. Sometimes their reading glasses get caught in your sandals. Then you know you're going to have a bad day.

Answer 6

Honey, I would never go far away from you unless you absolutely
made me. After all, I've already gone 9,000 miles circling the U.S.
just to find you here!

Answer 7

I had no shoes on either. Up the hill, with no shoes on, in knee deep snow. Those were the days.

Answer 8

7 feet

Answer 9

doesnt ever really snow in north texas... just ices over sometimes

Answer 10

um, not real sure bout that one, i live in oklahoma, we get ice. we slide around. we do get snow, but it melts soon as it hits the ground, then it freezes. so, its ice.