Day 1 finish time: 8:30 pm
Official Mileage: 41
Unofficial (getting lost): about 50
Treasures: 60 cents, cool overcast day, Stu Gleman
Everyone is amazingly, incredibly nice! I was given water by 2 people, as I passed through neighborhoods people asked me questions and said, "Good luck!"
Day 2 start time: 3:30 am
Time now 8:30 am
In McKenzie taking shelter from the rain and putting my feet up. I pepper sprayed 2 dogs and then touched my inner arm to the nozzle. Owwwwiw. Got stopped by a cop because someone told him a "young girl" was walking down the road at 4 am! I ain't young! My arm is on fire. I'm feeling pretty good. Onward to Huntingdon, TN before noon!
13 hours of running - WOW. Day 2 and you look like a young girl, WOW! Good luck today! -MollyMc
ReplyDeleteNice job Dusty! We're still getting donations of support for your run. You are an inspiration. Due to your dedication, we'll be able to make a great showing in Denver and give lots of information to the EMS Personnel.
ReplyDeleteYou go girl! I think what you''re doing is amazing! Stay strong and best of luck to you.
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited for you. Just keep on keeping on!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update, Dusty! I've been sending positive vibes your way!
ReplyDeleteCathy
Great job Dusty......keep on truckin!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteTerry Cash
Ouch! I hope you were well lit up on that road at 4am!
ReplyDeletePip, I prefer to be invisible and hate running with a light. I only use the light when I have to. :) D
DeleteTerry, I wish you were here suffering too! This is my one and only VS!
What an adventure this is! Thanks to you all for sharing it with me and supporting me.
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