Uh oh... now what?
Feelin' down and out, feelin' old and stuff, wanna see a great smile...
ignore the "max-king... " lead in, Meghan was first woman at WTC
http://www.ultrarunning.com/ultra/features/news/max-king-shatters-record-.shtml
Like. She is awesome.
"When I got too tired to run anymore I just pretended I wasn't tired and kept running anyway" -- Ennay's 7-year-old daughter
I <3 <3
Best Present Ever
51? That woman in that picture is 51? She's gorgeous and she won?
She's always top 10 F at Western States too. And recently set an over-50 record for 100k.
Meghan kicks ass!
Upcoming races: 5/18 Watershed Preserve 12-hour, 6/2 North Olympic Discovery Marathon, 6/15 Bighorn 50, 7/27 White River 50, 8/24 Cascade Crest <gulp>
My woefully neglected blog.
I was so happy to see that she won. I am such a major fan of hers. I have run into at a couple of races, and the fact that she always comes over to say hi and remembers my name kind of makes me feel happy. I will admit to being starstruck! At Bandera she told me she will be racing Ice Age. I hope to volunteer and watch her kick the butts of runners half her age.
"Adventure is worthwhile in itself". -Amelia Earhart
WrigleyGirl: you'll have to run the Waldo 100K; Meghan will most likely be the one to give you your hat!
The whole Corvallis, Oregon, running scene was such a great place for trails and ultras and any and everything in between.
Linda Samet won the Oregon Trail Ultra series thingie one year.
Nate McDowell was the first to break 20 hours at Wasatch.
Clem and his gang got the Mac going---incredibly high level competition on those trails.
Saturday morning group runs.
Wednesday evening/night runs.
One day I met Meghan on the trails. She said she was running the next SOB 50k, her first trail ultra. I wrote a long and detailed e-mail describing the course, footing, and so on, because when I asked my standard, "Will you be running or racing" thing, there was this smile...
SOB grew--it is still one of the best trail ultras in the PNW.
Meghan blossomed into one of the ultramarathon greats, but good people tend to stand out wherever, whenever, and doing whatever.
rgot
Meghan's race report
She gave me my first master's plaque at Autumn Leaves 50k a couple years ago.
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