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It was nice to meet Paige at the start on Saturday morning.  Like Kristyl and Chris the previous weekend she also got tired of listening to a couple of Fools natter away about their running.  Unfortunately she didn't know the course, so had no choice but to stay with them to the end.

Paige has aspirations to do a 100 mile race.  Based on her speed and hill climbing ability she should do very well at that.

It was nice to meet Krystil and Chris at the start on Saturday morning.  They ran with John and Karl for a while, but got tired of listening to how great the Fools used to be and headed off on their own.

Are you a new member, who doesn't quite know how to get started in the Club  or are you an existing member, who would like to inspire the next generation of Fat Asses?

Either way, the Ambassador Program is for you.

Check out all the details here.

If you are not sure yet about joining the fun, just sign up for the North Shore Enduro on May 4th.

I am not exactly sure what made this trip so memorable;could it have been the perfect weather,the trails,the people?

I think that the chemistry was just about perfect for the funnest Spaghetti Trees Run ever!

I have been to every one.This is the link to the "After Party" event.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uy8TadAxqWw

We will be here, waiting impaciently for the start next year.

Let me know if you are interested! I'm game for just about anything.

Seymour, Depencier and Suicide bluffs - Lynn and South Lynn, whatever!

Let me know!!

Cheers,

Mike

Anybody want some gently used socks?? Free to good homes, I have TOO MANY. None worn more than a few times. Mostly running / biking / snowboarding socks from MEC. Brands / Made in / Fabric: Injinji/US/bamboo, Bridgedale/UK/wool, Teko/US/wool, Balega/SA/bamboo-cotton. Send me an email to my telus.net account, teagirl@ etc.

It was surprisingly fresh when a group of eager runners assembled at the bottom of (the trail section) of Mountain Highway for the spring Mountain Highway Madness.  A few keen souls had signed up for 2 loops at 15km each, but most were more modest and happily aimed for 1 loop up the gravel road to the quarry and back.  "Would there be snow?" was the big questions.  After the  the torrential rains and warmth of several Pineapple Express weather systems, the only one believing we would encounter snow was Mike, our event host.