Two-way torture in Fairbanks « Forty Below and Feeling Aglow

Two-way torture in Fairbanks

May 31, 2008 at 8:16 am Leave a comment

The Two-Way Torture Test. Why would anyone want to put themselves through the pain of running a total of 13.1 miles, beginning with a huge uphill climb followed by a bumpy ridge line trek with more hills, then culminating in a lengthy downhill section on pavement? I’m about to find out.

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Fairbanks’ Pigeon Place Passed the test

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