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  • globalti
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    Here’s a little gem of a film I’ve just stumbled across on Youtube. I so enjoyed the first few minutes that I’ve stopped so that I can watch the rest later with my family. Meanwhile here is is for the runners, the railway buffs and just the curious: https://youtu.be/rxCghemtjjM

    ta11pau1
    Full Member

    Knew what that was going to be before even clicking on the link, awesome film.

    Here’s another – Where dreams go to die – one man’s experiences trying to run the Barkley Marathons.

    Bear
    Free Member

    Loved that, thanks for sharing

    sbtouring
    Free Member

    Brilliant film. Thanks for sharing 👍

    globalti
    Free Member

    I’ve now found out that the same guy has done loads of others about kayaking and stuff.

    leffeboy
    Full Member

    that is marvellous.  It’s one of those youtube vids that start and you just know you are going to have to sit back and watch it all, it feels great

    tewit
    Free Member

    Cheers for that. Loved it.👍

    white101
    Full Member

    Excellent, thank you for that. Bit like that old film of the Austin car that was on here a few weeks back, can’t not watch it. Excellent medicine for our current times

    lunge
    Full Member

    Brilliant, really enjoyed that.

    cbike
    Free Member

    Smashing.

    Here are some blokes in Patagonia on Rail Bikes.

    Dickyboy
    Full Member

    Great 👍

    lunge
    Full Member

    There are very few vids I watch and think “he/she is a good and interesting person, I want to go for a beer with them” but e is one of those.
    Proper inspiration.

    notmyrealname
    Free Member

    I’ve now found out that the same guy has done loads of others about kayaking and stuff.

    His 24h marathon film was really good, as was his kayak commute!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvT5XS7j-Dc&t=2s

    colin9
    Full Member

    Yeah I liked it. A bit Australian though! Those trousers looked like they were chafing.

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