Yeah but I will never understand the need for parents to throw their baby up and down, especially when sleep-deprived.
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Re: Barkley Marathon: Where Dreams Go To Die [RandMart]
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Re: Barkley Marathon: Where Dreams Go To Die [JGell]
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Some hardy souls here in Aotearoa have recently come up with our very own answer to the Barkley...The Revenant. http://www.revenant.co.nz/
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Re: Barkley Marathon: Where Dreams Go To Die [mongooseman]
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mongooseman wrote:
Some hardy souls here in Aotearoa have recently come up with our very own answer to the Barkley...The Revenant. http://www.revenant.co.nz/Wow!!! This looks fascinating and very difficult. I've been to Queenstown and the area is beautiful. Unfortunately, I don't believe this would allow time to enjoy the surroundings and will be a test of how much are you willing to suffer (16,000m)
Re: Barkley Marathon: Where Dreams Go To Die [JGell]
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I liked the original documentary and will watch this one too, but would never want to do such a event myself, not even with the legs of Gary Robbins :-)
Re: Barkley Marathon: Where Dreams Go To Die [JGell]
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Loved the Ethan's documentary and admire Gary's perseverance. However, it seems the crux for Gary is/was running without a partner on unmarked trails, perhaps lacking self-sufficient orienteering skills, etc. (This was the same situation during his first attempt as well.)
Can anyone speak to this?
Can anyone speak to this?
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The actual documentary is good, "The Race that Eats Its Young". Wife loved it.Yes. The original documentary from maybe 2012 is excellent. It is available on Amazon Prime. Here is a link to the trailer: