It was the experience of a lifetime. I experienced an enormous range of emotions: nervousness, excitement, joy, "Please dear Lord, let a car run over me and put me out of my misery," (I swear to you, that is an emotion), and incredible gratitude after making it to the finish line after 31 hours.
I'll have the full write up and lots of pictures tomorrow. Peace out.
Congrats Cory! Running all these 100s is inspiring! Great job!
ReplyDeleteSweet! Looking forward to it :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats! That is so awesome! Bet you are glad now you didn't get hit by a car.
ReplyDeleteYou picked a great buckle, I love that one. I don't know how you guys choose, there were so many and I'd still be there deciding which one I liked best. Good choice, Cory. And great race. You rock!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Cory!!! What a great accomplishment. You are my ultra running hero :)
ReplyDeleteWell done, can't wait to hear more!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank goodness you didn't throw up and mar that beautiful landscape you run around!
Excited to read the whole race recap! Congratulations on yet another major accomplishment!
ReplyDeleteYou are my hero. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteThe not throwing up part is almost the best bit. Well done. You really earned that awesome buckle.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad the good Lord didn't listen to you and that you survived! You are pretty hardcore is all I have to say :) Great job!
ReplyDeleteCONGRATULATIONS!!!! You absolutely rock.
ReplyDeleteAnd YES, I've had that "run me over" feeling more than once!
Congrats, Cory! You are incredible!
ReplyDeleteCory well done!! You are a Ultra Maniac!
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