rondot@spiritone.com
That Corn Cross course was fun! I grunted of course, but it was fun. The corn maze was a blast and not an issue at all for debris. It even had a corn tunnel. Thanks so much for course design Erik T. and to City of Sandy, Leipold Farms and the other sponsors of the race. The venue has great potential and a super fine setting with all the “stuff” for the family. All the volunteers covered the course needs well and lent good support.
The large animals on the kiddie course venue were a treat. I would expect more twists and turns at next years version. Put it on your “to do” list for next season. Easy access, good parking and beer.
Of course the OBRA officials were out there doing a super job. However they did not see me getting the ear of corn hand-up in the maze....although I think the finish camera did get the evidence! An ear of corn is an individually wrapped, gluten free, vegan recovery bar!
>From Clackamas Co. today to Washington Co. tomorrow.
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From: Phillip Trost
Sent: Saturday, November 02, 2013 8:01 PM
To: obra@list.obra.org
Subject: [OBRA Chat] Found at Corn Cross
I was the last to leave parking lot with the crew at Corn Cross; found some treasures. If you lost a bag of cycle stuff and car keys; let me know ASAP - I also called and texted the number on the bag.
Anyone know a J Sunderland?; I suspect it's his/hers. Have them call me at 360.910.27 five nine. I am going to Cross Crusades on Sunday....
I also found a size small Lauralwood Jersey that belongs to someone; the other team S&M guys might hang it from a flagpole soon....Get back to me if it's yours!
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