Rolling in the Deep

This time courage to stand on the line was alive and well. Needing to do something, rather than nothing at all if this business of running was to produce results. Tried the hoka b's thinking that recovery might be quicker, no problem turning the miles over with them. Keeping the pace almost even, and below a 14 hour
cut off was the hope, it didn't matter what happened if that could be done for 26.2. That's half of what will be needed in a much more difficult terrain. But it was something, and it is behind now. Now what? You know the answer....