A great success it was not, neither a failure. I kinda felt like I took a magnificent beating in a biker bar, holding my head up all the while.
Vancouver was unique and special in that I has the pleasure to room with Colin Fewer. An outstanding Canadian athlete and individual. Saucony must be very proud of him.
Vancouver is, of course, breath taking (yes, I am envious) and the race weekend organized to a tee (or perhaps it's tea.) Either way, exciting and smooth.
A lot of energy, the Saucony reps were beaming. I was wondering if they were so busy and tired it's all they knew to do!
I found the course a bit tough as I had large traffic issues once the 1/2 marathoners were caught as well as the hills in the last 10 km.
To be treated as well as I was...I'm at a loss for words. OK, thrilling.
Officially, 13th in 2:41:19.
Thank you Saucony!
Thank you Bruce!
Put this one on the short list!
Over
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