For most people, running remains a hobby at the end of the practice, the end of the race, the end of the day.
Not for David Finland.
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marathons
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Late into the Napa Valley Marathon, Alana Miller was hurting. She typically starts out strong, but fades after 15 miles. Beside her, Ashley Vaughan delivered a steady stream of consciousness that kept her friend focused on the miles ahead.
“She came up with these ridiculous stories to tell me,” Miller said, “as if I don’t know everything about every moment of her life already.”