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Thanksgiving Training Run

ByTim Nolte

Got my own little 10k+ Turkey Trot in this morning. Staying on course as I train for the in February. Looking to represent the team at that event. After having my water freezing on me this morning I can already tell this is going to be an interesting training season. Oh, it looks like I happen to this morning, which wasn’t my intention, but it happened so that made for a nice way to start off the day.

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