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Swash-BUCKLERS, Band of Thieves: 2011 Western States Endurance Run

I had the distinct pleasure of being invited to help pace & crew Mr. David Crerar, a highly capable and experienced ultra runner, at the 2011 Western States 100-miler. What an honor! Here's a little bit about the journey before and during the event.

Croom Fools Run 50k - Brooksville, FL - April 2011

So this report is SLIGHTLY past due...reminds me of High School. 

Much like Club Fat Ass and my friends, St. Louis Ultrarunner's Group, Florida has the Florida Ultrarunner's Group. FLURs as we like to refer to them. Fun loving bunch, with a few great Ultrarunning events around Florida.

Floriday "Trailogy" Series - Episode #1 - Panther Lake - Flatwoods Wilderness Preserve, Thonotosassa, FL

Pacer's Perspective - G.U.T.S. Reactor Run 100, Dawsonville, GA

G.U.T.S. Reactor Run 100 (GRR100) Inaugural Year (GUTS=Georgia Ultrarunning & Trail Society)

Below: Dawson Forest in Northern Georgia

 

Scrambled in Squamish - Floridian Invades & Blizzard Roars

10/17/10 - Spirit of the Osage 50k race report

2010 Spirit of the Osage 50k – near Chamois, MO

 

The Missouri "Trailogy" Series - Episode #4 - S.I.U.E. near Edwardsville, IL

The S.I.U.E. trail (Southern Illinois University Edwardsville is (predictably) on the college campus of Southern Illinois Univerity in Edwardsville, IL. This puts the trail slightly north and well east of St. Louis, MO.

The Missouri "Trailogy" Series - Episode #3 - Lewis & Clark Trails near Weldon Spring, MO

 Lewis & Clark Trail is one of my favorites to run in all of the St. Louis area. The best attraction it offers is STUNNING views of the Missouri River along its bluffs, as well as views of the surrounding river valley near Chesterfield, MO.

The Missouri "Trailogy" Series - Episode #2 - Edgar M. Queeny Park near Manchester, MO

Edgar M. Queeny County Park is located between Town & Country, MO and Mancheser, MO. I like training in this park for a few key reasons:

-Proximity to my house, maybe 10k away

-Rolling Hills-nothing big, but a good workout!

-Runnable off and on road terrain

The Missouri "Trailogy" Series - Episode #1 - Chubb Trail near Eureka, MO

 Chubb Trail, near Eureka, MO boasts a wide variety of terrain. It's a point-to-point 7.5+ trail that stretches between Lone Elk County Park and West Tyson County Park in St. Louis County. It's convenient to run because it has plenty of parking at either end, and if you don't feel up to making the complete round trip for 15.5 miles, you could always call for a ride from either parking lot ;-) It's only a 10 minute drive from my house - so that's a big plus for me. It offers a some nice views as you run along the Meramec River and the surrounding river valley.

 

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