A weekly letter about running across countries, aging without slowing down, dogs who changed my life, and the people and places along the way.
A Lucky and True Story
Five years ago, my canine soulmate Lucky Caminho died. This is the story of the night a skinny street dog in the mountains of Brazil disappeared into the dark, then found his way back to me six miles later, and never really left.
To Be Like Mike
Ultrarunner Michael Wardian talks curiosity, his 2027 solo row across the Atlantic, and running the Pacific Crest Trail — 2,650 miles in 60 days.
Staying Alive
Five years ago, I reached Sedan, Nebraska right on schedule and knocked on a trailer door to ask permission to park for the night. Here's what was on the other side, and why I still run toward uncertainty instead of away from it.
Appreciative Urgency
Ultrarunner Bob Becker lying on the grass in front of the Mt. Zion Cemetery headstone during David Green's run across America, July 2021.
Obstacles Are The Way
David Green and Lucky at the Springer Mountain Southern Terminus plaque, Appalachian National Scenic Trail