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Goto: 2012-05-13 2012-05-15 Usa

2012-05-14:

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Distance today: 24.0 km (Accumulated: 34949.0 km)
Elapsed time: 02:25:28
Country: Usa

Start 10:30am., 10c, light rain & light wind, at cross of Bayview Trail & Hwy.1, in Wells.Finish 13:36pm., 17c, overcast & same, at cross of Mason St. & Hwy., in Biddeford.

... !

The legs were very sore today, especially the back of the right leg to the point where I'd suspect injuries to occour if I run too long in that condition.

Was ready to stop todays run after 15km but atleast got 24k before it was "enough" if I wanted to be ready to continue the run tomorrow.

Very concearning.

I will make sure to rest as well as possible and do some extra streatching tonight. Hopefully it helps - besides that, if I make a very long stage tomorrow I should reach 35 00km. But it doesnt seem even remotely likely right now.

NB:
The endomondo gps-tracking system had one of its 'days' again. Through the course of the wr2 it has an error percent of around 10% wich I guess still is acceptible as the electronice often is the weak link in a run like this as it also is in rough-conditions expeditions.

Today I unfortunately first noticed a few miles too late that the endomondo tracking program had shut down. So there is a 4km section midway where the tracking is missing. Luckily my webmaster, Kasper Vibe-Leonhardt, has made a back-up system wich independently gps-stamps the pictures from each stage (also w. an easy upload function) - an excellent solution wich throught the 35 000km's has had an error percent of less than 1%. Perhaps he should go into professional tracking equiptment producing... I've yet to experience a solution from him in both wr1 and wr2 that wasnt reliable down to perfectionism.

A Huge THANKS to Kasper for always providing a solution to keep the documentation of my world run's 100% in place :-)