Ragnar was a 9th century Norse King. He was a pirate, a raider, a conqueror, an explorer, and a wild man. The tough, fearless, rugged attributes of this Norse King are shared by all who participate in a Ragnar Relay. In much the same way, a Ragnar Relay provides runners the freedom to roam, to explore - a free-spirited 
curiosity to get out there and experience outdoor adventure. And maybe even to conquer. And though tough or rugged may not perfectly describe you, these attributes become a goal - something to strive for.Nick running
First leg: 3.8 miles very hard 906 ft elevation gain.
Second leg: 4.6 miles moderate Third leg: 6.9miles very hard 1,978 elevation loss made like 20 some odd kills.
Amazing!
First leg: 3.8 miles very hard 906 ft elevation gain.
Second leg: 4.6 miles moderate Third leg: 6.9miles very hard 1,978 elevation loss made like 20 some odd kills.
Amazing!
Rebecca Running
First Leg: 3.1 miles very hard 833 ft elevation gain
Second Leg: 5.2 miles moderate made 21 kills beautiful sunrise near Rockport reservoir
Third leg: 5.0 miles into the finish line to meet the team.
27 hours later our team crosses the finish line.
Happy Anniversary!!!! June 21st 2008
First Leg: 3.1 miles very hard 833 ft elevation gain
Second Leg: 5.2 miles moderate made 21 kills beautiful sunrise near Rockport reservoir
Third leg: 5.0 miles into the finish line to meet the team.
27 hours later our team crosses the finish line.
Happy Anniversary!!!! June 21st 2008
3 comments:
i'm so glad you found someone that shares your passion!
Happy Anniversary kiddos!
I hope you had a fun race and a great anniversary! Sorry so late, but better late than never. Love you guys
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