Ben and Dave are at Mile 16 with a time of 2:32:00. In the photo of the Mile 16 marker, they are actually running on a run way! (Ben said, "No planes though.") :-)
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2 comments:
Now that's impressive...there must be good air there for the aircraft cause you guys are flyin'. Good luck the rest of the way.
This runway is what I expected the whole course to look like. Too cool!
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