USMC Ultimate Challenge Mud Run 2014
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"Before" and "After" pics (thanks, Kennedy!). Difficult to get cameras down on the course of 6.2 miles and 36 obstacles, so here's all we have. The rest is burned into our memories.
It's early, the sun is coming up and the mud is warmed to just above freezing . . . and believe me when I say there was mud.
His shirt was white when we started!
This was in my shorts. Lots of it.
It's early, the sun is coming up and the mud is warmed to just above freezing . . . and believe me when I say there was mud.
The following are "post" pics and any remaining mud has dried.
His shirt was white when we started!
This was in my shorts. Lots of it.
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