It was in the Oklahoma Panhandle that ultra-runner Mr William Goodge first began to realise that he might have bitten off more than he could chew.
His epic run across the breadth of the US – a 3,076-mile journey from Huntington Beach in Los Angeles to Central Park in New York – had so far been a succession of picture-postcard vistas, taking him through the monumental landscape of the Mojave Desert and into the mountains of northeastern Arizona, through red pine forests and along freezing rivers, to the ski resort of Angel Fire in New Mexico.
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