The colours of spring are here and the magnolia trees are blossoming. They fuelled my joyful mood on my walk down to my osteopath this morning.
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Thoughts on my preparations for, and participation in, Marathon des Sables 2007
What is Marathon des Sables?
MdS is the world's toughest footrace held each year in the Sahara desert. Covering approximately 150 miles over 7 days, competitors are self-sufficient carrying all their supplies and navigating over some of the harshest terrain imaginable in soaring temperatures and frequent sandstorms. This year 757 nutcases from all around the world gathered in Errachida Province in Morocco to start the race on March 25th. I was one of them.
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What has gone before
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2007
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March
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- Run and Become
- ECG or Not to ECG
- All Publicity is Good Publicity
- Running on Rocks
- A Beer in Beer
- Coasting along the Coast
- There be Scorpions
- The Man from Tesco He Says No
- Spring Has Sprung
- Healing Hands
- Send-off Cake
- Sand Gaiters
- PO Box 1, Sahara Desert
- Day of reckoning
- Day one: 29.6km - done!
- Day 2: 35km - Done
- Day 3 - Done
- Day 4 - no news yet
- Rest day
- Day 5: Rest day
- Day 6: 42.4km - Done
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March
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Whose blog is this?
- Ed Johnson
- North London, United Kingdom
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