I found out about this race yesterday and it sound absolutely amazing.
http://www.transrockies.com/...rockiesrun/index.htm
Yes, probably incredibly painful and not necessarily the best idea for someone at sea level to go up and race at the Continental Divide but after having spent several years living and working in Colorado this race sounds incredible. As it turns out, I have to be in Vail that weekend anyway for a wedding where I'm a bridesmaid. Assuming I didn't kill myself I could be in Vail right in time for the rehearsal dinner on Saturday! :)
Ok, probably not the best idea to have a bridesmaid hobbling down the aisle the day after the race but it still looked pretty cool so I'm pretending for another 30 minutes that it would be totally feasible before I let reality sink in. ...sigh...
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http://www.transrockies.com/...rockiesrun/index.htm
Yes, probably incredibly painful and not necessarily the best idea for someone at sea level to go up and race at the Continental Divide but after having spent several years living and working in Colorado this race sounds incredible. As it turns out, I have to be in Vail that weekend anyway for a wedding where I'm a bridesmaid. Assuming I didn't kill myself I could be in Vail right in time for the rehearsal dinner on Saturday! :)
Ok, probably not the best idea to have a bridesmaid hobbling down the aisle the day after the race but it still looked pretty cool so I'm pretending for another 30 minutes that it would be totally feasible before I let reality sink in. ...sigh...
http://smallfoodbiz.com
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