4 Everests in 22 days....

More interesting statistics from my GR5 walk across The Alps last year:-

GR5		Data from Memory Map
Date	Place	Ascent (m)	Descent (m)	Distance (km)	Time	Av.Gradient
02/09/06	Saint Gingolph
03/09/06	La Chapelle	1929	1306	14.9	05:53	22%
04/09/06	De Chesery	1750	764	17.5	06:04	14%
05/09/06	Samoen	500	1700	19.8		11%
06/09/06	Les Gets
07/09/06	Moéde Anterne	1894	620	18.4	06:28	14%
08/09/06	Les Houches	1043	2020	14.7	04:23	21%
09/09/06	Chalet Nant Borrant	1447	962	19.3	05:52	12%
10/09/06	Chalet de la Balme	2193	1683	23.4	10:40	17%
11/09/06	Refuge de Rosuel	1369	1801	21.8	09:11	15%
12/09/06	Val D'Isére	1401	1149	21.3	08:04	12%
13/09/06	Lanslevillard	1361	1732	29.3	10:26	11%
14/09/06	Modane	1005	1409	28.5	09:09	8%
15/09/06	Refuge étroite	1558	830	16.2	06:53	15%
16/09/06	Montgenévre	1800	1741	27.3	10:48	13%
17/09/06	Chateau Queyras	2012	2462	33.6	13:30	13%
18/09/06	Ceillac	1097	821	12.5	05:26	15%
19/09/06	Fouillouze	1703	1474	21.9	09:13	15%
20/09/06	Bousieyas	2201	2211	30.9	12:54	14%
21/09/06	Auron	1652	1915	20.9	09:42	17%
22/09/06	Roure	2299	2813	32.4	14:21	16%
23/09/06	Dalmas-Valdeblore	1321	1105	13.8	06:32	18%
24/09/06	Utelle	1737	2228	23.4	10:48	17%
25/09/06	Nice	1640	2438	32.9	10:19	12%
		34912	35184	494.7
	Number of Everests	3.9

As you can see the walk nearly equals climbing 4 Everests from sea level in 22 walking days. Hoping to make a youtube video of a 3D fly through of the walk....