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Phoenix Ultrarunning Kids & Elders: Toughest 50K
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Phoenix Ultrarunning Kids and Elders. The rational in doing such a sport, is to experience the extraordinary moments of exceeding. You cannot experience them in normal life. -Y. Kouros. The act of vomiting, hurling, barfing, losing lunch, tossing cookies, ralfing, throwing up, yacking, retching, technicolour yawning, spewing, blowing chunks, and/or other forms of physical illness. Wednesday, August 8, 2012. Avalanche 50K - Silverton, Colorado - Summer 2013. 41,650 feet of climbing. We run with WMRC.
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Phoenix Ultrarunning Kids & Elders: February 2009
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Phoenix Ultrarunning Kids and Elders. The rational in doing such a sport, is to experience the extraordinary moments of exceeding. You cannot experience them in normal life. -Y. Kouros. The act of vomiting, hurling, barfing, losing lunch, tossing cookies, ralfing, throwing up, yacking, retching, technicolour yawning, spewing, blowing chunks, and/or other forms of physical illness. Wednesday, February 11, 2009. Team C.R.U.D. tries to out do team P.U.K.E. And shmanzy purple pineapple team mascot. The PUKE ...
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Phoenix Ultrarunning Kids & Elders: October 2009
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Phoenix Ultrarunning Kids and Elders. The rational in doing such a sport, is to experience the extraordinary moments of exceeding. You cannot experience them in normal life. -Y. Kouros. The act of vomiting, hurling, barfing, losing lunch, tossing cookies, ralfing, throwing up, yacking, retching, technicolour yawning, spewing, blowing chunks, and/or other forms of physical illness. Thursday, October 1, 2009. Rogue Valley Runners Store 5k. The newest PUKE event to hurl for has arrived! We run with WMRC.
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Phoenix Ultrarunning Kids & Elders: Avalanche 100
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Phoenix Ultrarunning Kids and Elders. The rational in doing such a sport, is to experience the extraordinary moments of exceeding. You cannot experience them in normal life. -Y. Kouros. The act of vomiting, hurling, barfing, losing lunch, tossing cookies, ralfing, throwing up, yacking, retching, technicolour yawning, spewing, blowing chunks, and/or other forms of physical illness. Thursday, July 19, 2012. 116,188 feet of climbing (and same amount of descent). Course low point of 9,318 feet. The Phoenix U...
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Pinkcorker's Desert Trail Running Blog: October 2012
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Pinkcorker's Desert Trail Running Blog. Monday, October 22, 2012. Otherwise known as a 'double crossing'. Dallas and I were going to do this run last October, but I tore a ligament in my groin over the summer. I recovered just in time for us to hike/run down to the river and back (17 miles). So, this trip for us was over a year and a half in planning. As the trip got closer, the anticipation mounted. We were excited to do our first Grand Canyon R2R2R. The elevation at this TH is 7,260 feet. There is ...
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Pinkcorker's Desert Trail Running Blog: Pemberton 50k Race Report
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Pinkcorker's Desert Trail Running Blog. Sunday, February 12, 2012. Pemberton 50k Race Report. My third time running the Pemberton 50k. Time to kill before the race starts. 2009 - 5:15:30 (the only time I'll EVER beat Paulette Zilmer - not sure how that happened.). 2010 - 5:00:36 (I could have broken 5 hours if I wasn't taking PICTURES on the course! Feeling really good - for now. Still smiling, though. I was only passed by one person on my 2nd loop, and I passed quite a few people myself, which felt good.
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Pinkcorker's Desert Trail Running Blog: McDowell Mountain Frenzy 50k report
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Pinkcorker's Desert Trail Running Blog. Saturday, December 8, 2012. McDowell Mountain Frenzy 50k report. We woke up at 3am and we were out the door at 3:55am, arriving at McDowell Mountain Park in Fountain Hills at 6:20am. Bib and shirt in hand, we then sat in my warm Subaru Outback. The 50 miler started at 7am, so we got out at 6:50am and Dallas went to the bathroom one last time. As he was still in the port-o-potty, the race started! We had been climbing uphill slightly since about mile 3, so it was ni...
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Pinkcorker's Desert Trail Running Blog: Bear Canyon Loop with Colorado Julie!
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Pinkcorker's Desert Trail Running Blog. Saturday, December 22, 2012. Bear Canyon Loop with Colorado Julie! I've known Julie for over 4 years now. I met her in the Summer of 2008 when she was down from Colorado to stay in Tucson for 6 months with her children and husband (who was on a sabbatical). She had found my running blog and we hooked up for some trail runs. Lots of rain and snow run-off made the 7 crossings before 7 Falls very wet and a little cold! We took our time and enjoyed the views. We ta...
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Pinkcorker's Desert Trail Running Blog: Grand Canyon R2R2R
http://pinkcorker.blogspot.com/2012/10/grand-canyon-r2r2r.html
Pinkcorker's Desert Trail Running Blog. Monday, October 22, 2012. Otherwise known as a 'double crossing'. Dallas and I were going to do this run last October, but I tore a ligament in my groin over the summer. I recovered just in time for us to hike/run down to the river and back (17 miles). So, this trip for us was over a year and a half in planning. As the trip got closer, the anticipation mounted. We were excited to do our first Grand Canyon R2R2R. The elevation at this TH is 7,260 feet. There is ...
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Pinkcorker's Desert Trail Running Blog: Ghost Town 38.5 Race Report
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Pinkcorker's Desert Trail Running Blog. Sunday, January 16, 2011. Ghost Town 38.5 Race Report. Dallas and I took off Saturday morning for Hillsboro, NM, the site of the 6th annual Ghost Town 38.5 mile race. It was my second running of this race. I hoped to beat my last year's time of 8:27, but with a tweaky shin the last few weeks, I wasn't so sure. However, I was worried when the manager (George) took us downstairs to the basement to the absolute yuckiest room there was - a prison cell. Before we went t...
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