The Cape Relay was AWESOME! It was a great beer decision by me! 
I plan to write a full blog post about the relay soon, but here’s a quick recap by the numbers!
Runners on the Kenya JV Team: 12
Vans used during the relay: 2
Runners in Van #1: 6
Bloggers in Van #1: 3
Hours it took us to totally trash our van: 5
Legs run by Van #1: 18
Total number of exchanges: 36
Shortest leg of race: 1.8 miles
Longest leg of race: 10.3 miles
Vans with inspirational or ridiculous messages written on them: 45
Porta-potties used (by me): 33
Fun Bondi Bands used: 2
Head lamps used: 2
Peanut butter-filled pretzels eaten (by me): 179
Approximate time I ran over the Sagamore Bridge: 10:30 PM
Hours slept: 4
Celebratory beers consumed: 6
Total miles run from Easton to Truro: 189
Many thanks to Becky for a number of these photos.
Full recap coming soon!!!
63 Comments
wow you guys are hard-core to the core, for reals! what a fun adventurous time Tina~
have a beautiful day girl 😀
Oh this brings back such great memories! I did the Wild West Relay out here in Colorado (from Ft. Collins to Steamboat Springs) with 11 friends and it was one of the most amazing experiences of my life.
Have you watched the documentary film about the Hood to Coast Relay? That one’s on my ‘bucket list,’ too!
Congrats to you!
Tina
This looks awesome! It’s good you had fun!
This looks so hardcore + awesome! Can’t wait for the recap!
Oh my gosh, this looks SO fun! I love that you wrote messages on the vans. 😀
Wow you are a trooper! I would’ve been a nightmare on that little sleep etc lol
Fun!! Way to go, Tina!
Great recap for those of us with the attention span of a goldfish – I dig it! I’ll try to catch the full race report when it’s posted. Slow Motion the the Ocean had a blast keeping pace with you ladies on this epic adventure.
-Alecia “SMO1”
How fun!! I have always wanted to do one of those relays
Awesome relays. Great recaps and it looks really enjoyable. Looking forward to do this things too.