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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
2016 Vertical Feets Running! Lifetime Miles: 274518.00
Bikes 2016 Lifetime Miles: 157.80
Bikes 2016 Verticals Lifetime Miles: 8318.00
Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
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I am giving myself 8 running miles for this effort - 11 miles total and ~2700 ft gain!

Went up Big Water and turned onto the Great Western Trail and then got attacked my bees. My ankle was swelling up and it hurt like a son of a so I thought I better turn around because I didn't know how bad it would get since I have never actually been stung by a bee before.

By the time I got back down my ankle felt fine and I was crabby that I decided to go down so I just went back up. I took the new (to me) Red Pine Road and it thankfully dumped me back onto the Great Western Trail near the Wasatch Crest. I then bushwhacked to the top of what I thought was Murdock Peak, but when I got home and uploaded my Garmin it turns out I was nowhere near where I thought I was.

Ran the last three miles in a downpour and then iced my whole body in the stream since I was already drenched anyway. All in all absolutely freaking awesome day!

PM2: Shakeout bike. Sangria. Bike.

Salomon Speedcross Miles: 11.00Hiking 2013 Miles: 3.00
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From Jake K on Sun, Jul 14, 2013 at 12:42:17 from 67.177.11.154

Yahoo!!! :-)

I'm so glad you are doing so well now!

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