Oh, Boon my own today's guess we've got Rob Pope had you brother. I'm really good man, really good.

It's really good to see you. You've just done one of the first things ever

becoming forest. We'll plug that straight away which is your book. You've ran 15,621 miles in 422 days, one man's epic run across America.

The first other, congratulations, phenomenal achievement.

Cheers, what made you do it?

I just felt like running.

Class, well, a lot. Unbelievable. It's a pleasure to sit across from me like these kind of things is as

inspirational and it shows that what can be done

when you put your mind to something first and foremost how are you brother? I'm

doing all right man it took me a good while to not sort of a walk like a

you know see when you see like the 90 year old

fellas doing the London mannoth and stuff like that it's that can stand up

straight these days which is nice you know I've finally finally been rolled out

and and sort of psychologically I think I've got over the struggle of not being on the road,

something I thought I'd never get, you know, to the, I remember seeing in a Facebook group and they said

how does everybody deal with it after the after you know you finish you trip

across because a lot of people have done it once you know a couple of nutters have

done it twice it's just the club that have done it more

than that's pretty small and I was reading this course I wasn't going to comment and

saying oh wow I'll be fine but I have been pretty bonproof before in my life and then I come back from this and I'm just a bit like there was something just huge that was missing because like even though I had to run every day there was this ultimate freedom that I'd probably never had and never will have ever again and like you know

instead of a struggling to adjust to that you know.

Yeah.

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