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I posted last week about my son doing his first ultra and asked advice regarding what food to bring etc. He completed the Ultra today and did really well for his first one. He was 6.38hrs and really appreciated the hyping at the aid stations, we had signs and although he had a bit of a wobble at 35km mark, he pushed through. Thanks for all your advice it really helped and I realise that if I’d have done what I was originally planning it wouldn’t have been a great idea, so I took all the advice on board and it was a fab day. He’s now walking like he’s shit his pants but not a blister in sight, so that’s a win too I think! Thanks again.
I’m bloody exhausted hahaha 😉😉

My son is doing his first ultra next month. He’s trained for nearly 12 months and is well prepared fitness wise - as much as you can be for such crazy activities 🤣
Anyway, he thinks I’m going to be at work but I’m going to be able to meet him as a surprise at various spots and bring him any necessities that he might need. I’ve got a list of the usual stuff like energy gels and spare socks etc, but could you guys please help a mum out with stuff that I wouldn’t ever think of that would come in very useful. Thanks in advance 🙏🏼

All of the people that are classed as missing from that day, was ANYTHING at all ever found of them? Clothes, even DNA? Whilst I understand that the forces of the collapse literally obliterated people, are there really people who had absolutely nothing left of them?