Reply With QuoteNice pics Robert.. Welcome back and glad the death race wasn't the death of you.. or anyone... I wonder if the guy wearing the mask kept it on during the whole run.. whew... nice mountain tops too..
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Canadian Death Race
I put up some photos from the Death Race! Check them out!
I ran/walked 38 kilometers, up and down a mountain. Pretty demanding to say the least... 6,500 feet of elevation covered.
It was so steep that running the whole time is impossible; you have to walk and shuffle going up. Going down is also hard since it is very steep, plus it rained so it was slippery like soap water. I was lucky I didn't fall.
It was quite the view at the top of the mountain!
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Nice pics Robert.. Welcome back and glad the death race wasn't the death of you.. or anyone... I wonder if the guy wearing the mask kept it on during the whole run.. whew... nice mountain tops too..
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Well done Robert! You sure have some cool racing terrain up there! I love the "mudder" shot of the backs of your legs.
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