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trail marathon

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  1. way back in Oct 2005, reporting on his St. George Ski Slope Marathon

    experience said:

    Are there any flat trail (toepath?) marathons out there?
    Even though I've run many sub 3 marathons, it would be
    a treat to do one over 50... Otherwise, I'll stick to my
    beloved trail ultras.

    Hey Dan, here's one that made me think of you for some unknown reason:
    http://www.udel.edu/johnmack/traildawgs/stumpys.html

    Sounds too flat for biker boy, however small and uncompetitive it
    might be.

  2. "Charlie Pendejo" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    way back in Oct 2005, reporting on his St. George Ski Slope Marathon

    experience said:

    Are there any flat trail (toepath?) marathons out there?
    Even though I've run many sub 3 marathons, it would be
    a treat to do one over 50... Otherwise, I'll stick to my
    beloved trail ultras.

    Hey, with all this research in to my past, I do hope you aren't writing an
    Unauthorized Biography...

    Quoted message said:

    Hey Dan, here's one that made me think of you for some unknown reason:
    http://www.udel.edu/johnmack/traildawgs/stumpys.html

    I should have trademarked that years ago :-)

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