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Day: January 17, 2012

The Famished Road – Part 1

by adminRunning, Survival, The Run UpPosted on 17/01/201217/01/20120 comments

Its 20:30 on the first day of our “running lean” experiment, and everything is disappointingly normal. I have a light headache but no other discomfort, aside from the fact I am looking a little longingly at some smoked sausages that we have mistakenly left adorned around the galley. I could easily nail all of them. …

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