Total distance should be around 39 miles.

Rock on. Good luck.

The trails somewhat remote, so I'm stashing food and gatorade along the course tonight. I'll also plant some medical supplies, i.e., bandaids, body glide, fresh sock, etc.. The 39 miles is simply the distance from there to here (as best I can guess it). If I'm close, I'll try to do 39.3 just to call it a marathon and a half. D

Thanks Trent! I'm traveling light! I'm only carrying my iphone (on a arm strap), a small body glide, and a $20 in my shoe. Morning temp should be about 40 with a strong wind from the north. I'll run directly into it for a couple miles then have the cliffs of the Missouri River to my north to shield me (for most of the run). Temp should be 55 by finish which is perfect. I'll peel clothes along the way and pick them up later in the day. I have 3 protein power bars (300 cals each), 5 GUs (100 cals each), 5 gatorades (100 cals each) and 2 bananas (100 cals each) planted along the course. I also have bandaids, icy/hot, changes of socks, etc. stashed too. AND of course, my Garmin on my wrist! Tonight I'm eating rice, green beans, and pork for dinner (I have a gluten allergy so pasta and bread aren't options). I read that Dean Karnazes (Mr. Ultra) said that eating protein helps speed recovery, so I'm having a bunch tonight and the reason I chose the Protein Powerbars. Hope I've not forgotten anything. I'll know in 16 hours if I have. D

Hope you have a great run Darrin! Congrats on the 1000 days!

Wow, congrats. on how you guys run it make my 1 to 4 miles not look like much. Keep up the good running it keeps some of us motivated. This streaking is working tho I had my first test today on keeping it up. I am heading to Fort Bragg NC to see my son and his family he just got back after a 15 month deployment in Iraq so me and the wife driveing down to see him, 14 hrs driveing later sitting in the motel tired I still went down to the gym and jumped on the treadmill, doesnt sound like much but last year i would not have even thought about so this streak is working for me so far, well keep up the good work.

Bob, your log looks just fine. Don't let these overachievers scare ya. I was looking back at mine. Chronic injuries kept knocking me down and I had gotten to the point where I was starting to doubt that I could run successfully at all... The week on the far right's still in progress. See those nice 4 weeks of 8-9 miles/wk? See how everything to the left of those 4 bars looks? This is what streaking's doing for me: letting me put in the miles. Consistently. Without getting injured. See this graph?
That's what you've done the last 6 months. I think streaking is working.