Andrew Glaze

It always gets more squirrely at night than it does during the day.

Yeah.

Just because, you know, your vision gets weird when you're just staring at headlamp light.

Um, for so long bouncing like that.

It's just like the shadows dancing everywhere.

And artificial light should pull over.

It's like, I get so sick of it by the end of the night.

Like all I want is the sun to come up so I can start seeing real light again.

Cause that's constant on light.

I've been using a waist light and it's, it's a lot better.

Oh, cause it doesn't throw like shadows the same way.

I had to go like another five miles or something to get to the aid station.

Oh, and it took, I think it took like seven hours to go five miles.

I had a, I had a guy with me that was pacing me.

Um,

one thing about these races is you can, you can get people that will come out and run alongside you, like your friends or whatever.

And, and normally they, you know, they can do a good job of like keeping you alert and talking and, and they're not, they're not out of it.

They're only 30 miles in or whatever, instead of a hundred or I was 200 miles in.

So he was able to like,

Cause when I fell, all the branches broke and then they all landed on me and then I landed on these rocks.