Bradley Shenton

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I did it the year before. I've already done it as a solo person. And Danny was like, maybe we should do it together next year. And I was like, it's quite hard. It was quite funny in the run-ups to it because I absolutely loved Danny's optimism about everything. And I was like, I know what's coming. It's really hard for me to say.

I did it the year before. I've already done it as a solo person. And Danny was like, maybe we should do it together next year. And I was like, it's quite hard. It was quite funny in the run-ups to it because I absolutely loved Danny's optimism about everything. And I was like, I know what's coming. It's really hard for me to say.

After three hours, we are going down this hill, and it's like me, then Danny. It's super bright, chalky, dusty, and there was a huge dip. I hit it and just was like, whoa, but didn't shout it out properly. Danny hit it and fully went over her handlebars and broke the bike.

After three hours, we are going down this hill, and it's like me, then Danny. It's super bright, chalky, dusty, and there was a huge dip. I hit it and just was like, whoa, but didn't shout it out properly. Danny hit it and fully went over her handlebars and broke the bike.

Don't get me wrong. In the second day when you're like super tired, you just kind of like get angry, but you're angry at the situation. You're not angry at each other. You're kind of just like, I'm so tired. And we would, fortunately, we didn't have like low points at the same time. I was like so close to quitting and just like, I'm so done with this.

Don't get me wrong. In the second day when you're like super tired, you just kind of like get angry, but you're angry at the situation. You're not angry at each other. You're kind of just like, I'm so tired. And we would, fortunately, we didn't have like low points at the same time. I was like so close to quitting and just like, I'm so done with this.

And Danny just goes, have a caffeine gel and shut up.

And Danny just goes, have a caffeine gel and shut up.

But it worked.

But it worked.

I can't call out the dips in the daylight, but I can in the night.

I can't call out the dips in the daylight, but I can in the night.

By the end of it, we both couldn't remember much. But doing it as a pair, you remember different things. So you kind of like trigger each other to remember certain bits. So honestly, coming through something like that, you have a friendship or a partnership like for life because you go through something special.

By the end of it, we both couldn't remember much. But doing it as a pair, you remember different things. So you kind of like trigger each other to remember certain bits. So honestly, coming through something like that, you have a friendship or a partnership like for life because you go through something special.

We're really competitive against each other. And we were like, should we just sign up solo and just race each other? Doing it again.

We're really competitive against each other. And we were like, should we just sign up solo and just race each other? Doing it again.

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I did it the year before. I've already done it as a solo person. And Danny was like, maybe we should do it together next year. And I was like, it's quite hard. It was quite funny in the run-ups to it because I absolutely loved Danny's optimism about everything. And I was like, I know what's coming. It's really hard for me to say.

After three hours, we are going down this hill, and it's like me, then Danny. It's super bright, chalky, dusty, and there was a huge dip. I hit it and just was like, whoa, but didn't shout it out properly. Danny hit it and fully went over her handlebars and broke the bike.

Don't get me wrong. In the second day when you're like super tired, you just kind of like get angry, but you're angry at the situation. You're not angry at each other. You're kind of just like, I'm so tired. And we would, fortunately, we didn't have like low points at the same time. I was like so close to quitting and just like, I'm so done with this.

And Danny just goes, have a caffeine gel and shut up.

But it worked.

I can't call out the dips in the daylight, but I can in the night.

By the end of it, we both couldn't remember much. But doing it as a pair, you remember different things. So you kind of like trigger each other to remember certain bits. So honestly, coming through something like that, you have a friendship or a partnership like for life because you go through something special.

We're really competitive against each other. And we were like, should we just sign up solo and just race each other? Doing it again.