Episode 204 – Vacation Challenge
Peter and Bryan check in from the shores of the beautiful Lake Winnipesaukee on their vacation to Geneva Point Center in New Hampshire. They chat about their runs along the trails, then discuss their progress on Week 2 of the 31 Days of August Challenge and make plans for Week 3. Plus, adventures with New Hampshire wildlife and talk of a future HWYRT retreat!
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