Excellent report! I could have cried everytime I thought I was on the way down, but then found I still had another hill to climb, and I only ran the last leg for my relay team – not the whole ‘100ish’.
I tried to catch you and Tim – If the first two legs had been the right distance, maybe…
That puts all the waiting at the finish line in perspective. We arrived Friday night at 6ish to see Tim finish. He was expected around 9ish, but when not in at 9:30pm and getting the sense that you were not even close to Lightning Lake, I decided that it was time to return to our tent site and tuck the kids in for the night.
Tim looked good when I saw him on Sunday! Congrats to both of you. Dave, you are a good friend to keep crewing for Tim despite his weak stomach 😉 I hope Tim makes it to WS100 and gets that buckle.
Excellent report! I could have cried everytime I thought I was on the way down, but then found I still had another hill to climb, and I only ran the last leg for my relay team – not the whole ‘100ish’.
I tried to catch you and Tim – If the first two legs had been the right distance, maybe…
That puts all the waiting at the finish line in perspective. We arrived Friday night at 6ish to see Tim finish. He was expected around 9ish, but when not in at 9:30pm and getting the sense that you were not even close to Lightning Lake, I decided that it was time to return to our tent site and tuck the kids in for the night.
Tim looked good when I saw him on Sunday! Congrats to both of you. Dave, you are a good friend to keep crewing for Tim despite his weak stomach 😉 I hope Tim makes it to WS100 and gets that buckle.
Here is another pacer’s report: http://www.clubfatass.com/blog/ean-jackson/FatDog100