Well, it looks like I'm not going to make it for marathon nationals in Breckenridge. I was on the waiting list, but I couldn't risk not getting in. However, in exchange Josh and I are going to put in some hard miles over the next two days. And, I can get some projects done I've been meaning to get to.
Good luck to everyone out there! That is one hard day in the saddle...
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