The Hardrock 100 started a few hours ago under clear blue
skies, and I’m on my way down into town to work the Ouray aid station (mile
45.9) in a bit until John Sharp arrives.
After that, I will be pacing him to the finish (approximately 24-30
hours later). I’ve laid out my gear
(most of it), and it’s amazing how much stuff I am taking. In these mountains, you just never know what
you will encounter. Yesterday at the
briefing, the race director warned us to watch out for sheep dogs. That’s a first for me. And thus begins my 48+ hour adventure.
(Elevation Profile of HR 100)
(Start/Finish outside gym in Silverton)
(Lots of Gear)
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