Here’s another, more in depth, article from the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle, taking a look at Primal Quest Montana and racer Keith Ash of  Team Towanda-Sepracor-RWG. The article does an excellent job of capturing the spirit of the race and it’s impact on those who participate. Here’s a bit of the story:

Keith Ash and his partners stood atop Bridger Mountain and soaked in the views of Montana from 10,000 feet.

“They call it Big Sky Country. Well, the sky was bluer than blue,” Ash said. “We had just climbed all night, it’s sunrise, and we’re on top of this peak. In the middle of the race, you just have to stop, break out some food and absorb where we are and what we’re doing.

To read the entire article click here. And when you’re done with that, head over to the official Team Towanda website to read their race reports from Montana. 

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