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Tackling A Tuesday Speed Run With Chris

ByTim Nolte
Distance: 5.9 Miles, Time: 1:03:03, Pace: 10:41 mile | Tim & Chris at Rosewood Park

It was a great brisk morning for a speed run with Chris. I appreciate Chris coming out to run with me knowing that it was probably a slower run for him. I loved being able to have someone to talk to through the run as it always makes the runs go faster.

Rosewood Park, Jenison, MI

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