Episode 66 - "Shoe Chains & Snow Days"
As winter makes itself known in Boston, Peter continues to train for the marathon and breaks in his new Yaktrax. Bryan gets a run in with his beer brewing buddy. And they get a visit from listener and sub-sub-elite runner Funny Ellen London. Plus, an update on the first full week of Peter's Clyde Army Countdown!
Photo by Ellen London.
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