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For those of you who missed last years shenanigans we're coming back with even more fire, more sword swinging, and more jousting chickens!!
Come camp with us. :)
Tickets are up for grabs, so snag yours now. :)
https://firecamp.ticketspice.com/rotd-2025
A huge thank you to IRDeep Photography and EspressoBuzz Photography for their support in making this poster. 💛
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Kelly Agnew: The Porta-Potty Cheat and the Island of Misfit Toys - Sports Illustrated
Kelly Agnew: The Porta-Potty Cheat and the Island of Misfit Toys – Sports Illustrated
He was the ultramarathoning ideal: a latecomer with an inspirational story, a slew of wins and an appealing edge. Then his story started to unravel. — Read on www.si.com/
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The Andy Noise Experience is creating Endurance Noise & Random Musings! | Patreon
Become a patron of The Andy Noise Experience today: Read 867 posts by The Andy Noise Experience and get access to exclusive content and experiences on the world’s largest membership platform for artists and creators. — Read on www.patreon.com/Andynoise
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Come join me!
Listen to the most recent episode of my podcast: 427. Quarantine Half Backyard Ultra for Pedestrians: 2.1 MPH Challenge https://anchor.fm/andy-noise/episodes/427–Quarantine-Half-Backyard-Ultra-for-Pedestrians-2-1-MPH-Challenge-ec2kar
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Come walk with us!
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As a pedestrian, I could never compete in a Backyard Ultra because doing 4.167 mph is a daunting task. Heck less than 100 individuals have walked 100 miles in under 24 hours (Centurion) which is 4.167 mph. This past summer I watched Anthony Culpepper and Yolanda Holder become only the 93 and 94th to do it since 1878! So you can see how a walker would not last very…
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Walk this way.
Listen to the most recent episode of my podcast: #4 The difference between running and walking, strength training and indoor miles. https://anchor.fm/pedestriannation/episodes/4-The-difference-between-running-and-walking–strength-training-and-indoor-miles-e4jnlu
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