I did at one point early on Google the race looked at the photos (I probably had not trail run yet) so yea I looked at the photos looked at the runners in the photos, looked at the mountians and went "that's all cool but not for me, not into heights no reason to go there" .
The race itself was amazing, well put together and orchestrated, After realizing the distance was much less than Ultra, the evolving elevation, and my fear of were becoming a reality. I climbed, focused on the the path/task at hand and ran it for myself. A short enlightening break before cp3 and the real climb was to start somewhere after the safety check point I found a bit of comfort and was able to get myself and my empty water bladder back in gear.
It was gut buster climbs and alot of elevation in a course, lotsa log hopping and a super great work out, lots of rocks in the shoes and lotsa door prizes, good food and a 3rd place in the Masters for me. A super good time that I still am not sure I really did it or dreamt it. My shins dont lie!
3rd
We ran along that ridge up there, which means we got up there to run then got down to the finish.
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