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Now that she has passed “climbing Mt. Kilamanjaro with her Bucket List, Jessica Bile has absolutely no plans to head back up the hill anytime soon.

On Valentine’s Day the actress was glad she scaled Africa’s highest mountain, but the physical challenge left her “miserable”.

She said: “I would never there again. I just came back six days ago. It was incredible. It was such a challenge for me. It was probably one of the hardest things I’ve done … sometimes Sometimes it was kind of unhappy. “

She said the height and lack of oxygen, made things difficult. “Latitude sickness is a general uncomfortable, uneasy feeling,” said Biel. “You just can not think straight.”

But 27-year-old actress has suggested that everyone should make an enormous challenge, which she completed at least once.

She went to Access Hollywood: “Walking for seven hours a day and sleeping in tents and being out in the desert was a real experience everyone should try.”

Jessica took the trip up the mountain to increase global awareness of the world’s water crisis since the actor Emile Hirsch and philanthropist including Kick Kennedy – the grandson of Robert F. Kennedy – the executive branch of the United Nations Foundation Elizabeth Gore.