All right, another meet the nation. This is the bunker edition. We're under quarantine and while we are, we're going to get to know each other by meeting people that are fans and friends of the podcast.

If you're looking for the normal episodes, go to the long runs or the gang shows this is just for the people that are kind of on the inside getting to know each other 20 minute short interviews just bonus a free podcast if you want to be on the list email me at

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if your time comes who knows maybe we're all out of the bunker

tomorrow and you'll never get to hear this but at any rate here is our good friend

Tim Nelson. Okay, runners it's time to run it

10 junk miles together.

10 junk miles.

And junk miles. Oh, Good morning. I'm calling for Tim Boring as Hell Nelson. That's me. There you go. You got them. You are not the first person to warn me about how uninteresting you are.

So just don't feel bad about that. You got some big shoes to fill though because you're

going to have to be really really boring

The competition is stealth huh? Where are you calling us from? I am calling from LaCresset Minnesota which is

around the east coast of Minnesota just across the river from Lacrosse, Wisconsin.

It's about a three minute or a three mile run for my house to the Mississippi River.

So is there like a pretty place for you to run over the Mississippi River?

Yeah, yeah.

You know actually if you look off to the up onto the right-hand side, it's pretty, you see the,

see it's kind of a nice lake and, you know, water and marsh and all that kind of stuff.

But you're running on a side of a four-lane road. But, you know, it's, it's a decent and you don't get run over anything, so it's all right.

And are you close to where that granddad's

marathon is yeah yeah the the it ends probably I know it ends five miles from my house is where it ends. The start is in Sparta, so it's a point to point type thing. So you would start in Sparta, run the trails into town and we'd end up in Riverside Park, which is right in downtown lacrosse.

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