Another scorcher is on the menu for tomorrow. Because of the heat, wonky hip and sheer laziness, I made it to the marathon point in 4hrs 45 min, and finished in about 7hrs 30. But this is no longer a race - finishing positions are already decided - it's about surviving two more long, hot stages and then jogging joyfully into St Nazaire on Friday morning.
Ultrarunner | Transe Gaule 2005, Deutschlandlauf 2007, Trans Europe 2009, Baltic Run 2010, M2M Ireland 2011, Ultra Trace St Jacques 2012, Orléans-Océan 2012 and 2013, Étoile Savoyarde 2014 and 2016
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Stage 4 - Orléans - Océan
As the cloudless skies remain, the temperatures continue to increase. Today's lunchtime miles - when it's really hot - were along a busy, shadeless départmentale road, and no-one had any fun there. But the rest of the 39 miles were beautiful and picturesque; for example:
Another scorcher is on the menu for tomorrow. Because of the heat, wonky hip and sheer laziness, I made it to the marathon point in 4hrs 45 min, and finished in about 7hrs 30. But this is no longer a race - finishing positions are already decided - it's about surviving two more long, hot stages and then jogging joyfully into St Nazaire on Friday morning.
Another scorcher is on the menu for tomorrow. Because of the heat, wonky hip and sheer laziness, I made it to the marathon point in 4hrs 45 min, and finished in about 7hrs 30. But this is no longer a race - finishing positions are already decided - it's about surviving two more long, hot stages and then jogging joyfully into St Nazaire on Friday morning.
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