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Now, here's what I'd like to talk about.

We went to Silverton, Colorado, Scott and I to, to observe and to be part of in a peripheral

way, Silverton, Colorado, hard rock, 2014 and we saw just the mecca of trail running.

I've got to say I was so impressed with the San Juan Mountains, so beautiful.

The landscape, incredible, snow, green, red, all the colors represented out there and

the ultra runners that were attending just fantastic, I mean, the talent on the sidelines

was, was deep, let alone the field and we got to see Killian running a 22, 41, 33 total

ascent and descent, 67,000 feet at, through the San Juan Mountains, Adam Campbell dealing

with a lightning strike as he travels over Handys Peak.

I mean, the weekend was full of entertainment, but I'll tell you probably the greatest thing

for me and had we shown up, travel that distance, sat down and had an interview or a podcast

discussion with a man you're about to hear from David Horton.

We sat down and just had a conversation.

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