0 to make a long, hard journey -- gjøre en lang og slitsom reise
1 a long, hard journey -- slitsom reise/tur
a trek round the supermarket.
a trek through the mountains
With four dogs they trekked southward, increasingly afflicted by frostbite, snow blindness and, eventually, scurvy.
Popular activities include trekking, exploring both caves and waterfalls, spelunking, bonfires, picnics, rappelling, visiting historical sites, nature hikes, and participating in tribal celebrations.
Besides diving, you can also go bird watching, do beach picnics with the family, fishing, hiking, island tours, paddling and trekking.
The trekking backwards and forwards, on some occasions for as many as seven days, to get to our embassy, seems an additional iniquity that should be examined in some detail.
Is it right, for instance, if there is no headland left, for people to walk across, or to ride across in the case of pony trekking?
To run a small riding school or trekking centre, which give opportunities for people to enjoy the countryside and do something healthy, is expensive for the owners.
If the doorstep delivery of milk is stopped, it will mean treks to supermarkets three, four, or five miles away, in order to fill up a pram with milk.
I hope that great encouragement will be given to provide for long-run country paths and pony treks.
