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Lori and I are on vacation. We were out of town camping for the weekend. We returned to meet a cousin I’ve never met who’s from New York state.
I managed a 45 minute run (20 minutes barefoot) on Saturday at noon. Note to self: People who eat greasey campfire breakfasts and then drink a beer before running are stupid! 
Monday August 22, 2005 @
I think the farthest I’ve gone is about 30 minutes (30 miles?) for my first Half Marathon. Everything has since then been really close by.
Monday August 22, 2005 @
In another state, If I had driven to it would have been an 8 hour drive.
Monday August 22, 2005 @
hmm…i’m not sure which was further, gold coast marathon in australia or the london half marathon.
i’ll have to check google pedometer and get back to you on that one…
Monday August 22, 2005 @
woohoo…5500 miles to london for the half marathon, 8200 miles to australia for the marathon.
Monday August 22, 2005 @
all my races have been in my own city (Adelaide Australia) so have only travelled 15 – 30 minutes for them!
I am not sure I could run barefoot but have heard of the advantages to it.
The Nike barefoot shoe has only just come out here – do you know what that is like?
Enjoy your vacation =)
Monday August 22, 2005 @
I can?t say it enough….I love the poll of the day!! (One time I drove 2 hrs. for a race that was supposed to be 45 minutes away. That has to count for something.)
Tuesday August 23, 2005 @
Cool poll. Flew into Australia for my first (and only) ten km race.
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Monday August 22, 2005 @
I’ve gone about a six-hour drive to the east and north for cross country races.