Long Run 35 - John T. Sharp and El Camino De Lavaca

Ten Junk Miles

Hiking, Ultramarathon, Ultrarunning, Mountaineering, Crosscountry, Running, Marathon, Sports, Track, Improv, Comedy, Trailrunning

5 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 28 July 2017

⏱️ 156 minutes

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Summary

John T. Sharp is a fascinating and diverse guy who just got back from an unsuccessful attempt at Hardrock. He is also putting on the Camino de Lavaca Pilgrimage run in December. Join us for a discussion of his life in running, his successes and failures and for an explanation of what the hell the Camino De Lavaca is anyway!!

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0:00.0	10.
0:01.0	Telephone
0:02.0	Pound
0:03.0	Kempark
0:07.0	Mild
0:08.0	Mild
0:09.0	Tens
0:11.0	Tens Ten miles
0:21.7	Ten miles
0:25.9	To be the podcast
0:27.8	Toady, this is going to be the podcast The podcast Ted 2.
0:38.6	Tony, this is going to be the podcast interview of John T. Sharp for 10 junk miles.
0:48.7	Now calling.
0:51.9	Hello.
0:55.8	Can you hear me?
0:58.7	Yes, sir, I can hear you. Can you hear me okay?
1:01.0	I can. That's awesome. Hey, everybody, this is Scott Coomer with Ten Junk Miles, and today I have a special one-on-one interview with John T. Sharp. And just let me tell you guys a little bit
1:13.3	about him. I don't know him very well. I don't know much about him. He's someone that a friend of
1:19.3	mine told me that I should be friends with, and I followed him on Facebook. And I find him
1:24.3	extremely interesting. And he's posted about this.
1:30.2	We're going to talk about El Camino de la Vaca.
1:32.3	We're going to get to that at some point in the podcast, too.
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