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The Groundhog Marathon – Another Marathon In The Books

ByTim Nolte

Despite the rough training I stuck it out and participated in another Groundhog Marathon. The first half went well, but the second half not so much. It was a challenge but I finished. It was a joy to represent and I had a lot of “Hope Water” shout-outs along the 2ay.

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