An adventure is finding new places external your consolation zone. That’s why Robbie Britton and James Elson are running 342km across a sub-Arctic moonscape this week. That,and a love of hail nowadays is all uphill. Four words you don’t want to hear when you find yourself on day five of a 342km run across Iceland. My legs are tired, but strangely my mind is looking forward to the next couple of days. After five days of running across the desolate moonscape that is the central Icelandic highlands, and battling a headwind for four of those days,while sleeping in toilets, barns, and tents and anywhere else we could find,I’m a shrimp tired.
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Source: theguardian.com