David Bone, Mark Kerry - Easton Circular Route (United Kingdom) - 2021-01-30
Pierre-Emmanuel Alexandre - Himmelsleiter /„Stairway to heaven“ (Heidelberg, Germany) - 2018-12-11
Tour de l'Île d'Orléans (QC, Canada)
Classic route around one of the famous island of the St-Lawrence River, following the main road that circles the island. Many have tried. A lot have DNF'd. The wind there can made it quite hellish.
Matthew Matta - Cochise Stronghold Loop (AZ) - 2021-01-29
Karen Hacker - Imber Range Perimeter Path (United Kingdom) - 2021-01-29
Episode 122: The Science of Electrolytes - Andy Blow, Precision Hydration
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Hydration, electrolytes, cramping ... do you need to know more? Of course you do! This podcast delivers excellent information - Andy knows what he is talking about - and our own Allison Mercer tested the products.
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Easton Circular Route (United Kingdom)
Easton Circular is a 10 kilometer loop trail located near Winchester, Hampshire, England that features a river and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, trail running and nature trips. This also forms part of The Grey-Roosevelt Centenary Walk.
https://www.alltrails.com/trail/england/hampshire/easton-circular
Bryan Kinghorn - Deeside Way (United Kingdom) - 2021-01-28
Battle Road Trail (MA)
A journey through Revolutionary War history. Start at the eastern entrance to Minuteman National Historic Park. Follow the Battle Road through several historic building, soldier graves, Paul Revere capture site, all the way to the other side of the park at Meriam's Corner. Traverse through town of Concord passing by Concord Green & Monument until Old North Bridge, site of the first significant battle.