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Another Easy 5 Mile Training Run, And The GR Marathon Is Not Too Far Off

ByTim Nolte

A nice cool comfortable 5 mile run with my running partner. We did get caught in a little bit of rain towards the end of our run. I feel like we kept the pace on the easy side. I think we’re both surprised how close the is, but we’re feeling ready for it.

I’m still looking for some individuals to partner with me, about $200 to go, and help me hit the $1000 mark for wells in Africa. We have matching funds right now so for every $1 that is given it’s actually $2.

Donate Now – https://timn.me/2t9D4ne

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