51| Finish line interviews at Northland100 and Mal's flight to a lawful status.
Chafing the Dream NZShow Notes
It's episode 51, and we take the mics out to our local ultra marathon that is the Northland100 in the mighty Glenbervie Forest to capture some finish line feels from a few of the top finishers. These include: Leonard Terry, 57km winner Simon Buswell, 2nd in the 57km Katie White, 57km winner Kate Lewis, 82km winner Trey Subritzky, 2nd in the 105km Hannah Presswood, 105km winner Big thanks to all those who gave their time to share their thoughts on the race and their experience there.
Lastly we finish with adding some details to the drama that unfolded in our family last week when we learned Mal had been issued a visa we did not know about on our last return from the USA back in January and how it's going to affect her time away. Basically it's going to allow Dwayne a big chuck of time to train for Taupo Ultra ;)
Thanks for joining us on this wild ride.
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