Rock Lobster Relay

Happy Halloween! Who says you can't celebrate Rock Lobster in all holidays all year!

Sunday morning read: Mia takes us a little bit more in-depth with her Rock Lobster Relay experience. She goes over all the things that make each team's journey unique! Thanks for sharing, Mia!

Race Report: Rock Lobster Relay 200 miles from Bar Harbor to Portland, ME. 12 runners. 2 vans. 3 legs each. Team: Milk was a bad choice At King Pine Dan and I were chatting about this relay and he had mentioned they n…

Earlier today we heard the call from Jeremy Henry from Lewiston, ME who is planning to drive a 26-foot Penske truck down to Orange, TX. He wrote, “My hometown received over 42 inches of rain. Most of my family and friends have lost everything and the people of Orange are hurting and desperate. You've seen the news and it’s worse than you think!” Since our race season is over we loaded up everything relevant that we could including: a pallet of blue shop towel rolls, a pallet of cases of Drink Maple, cases of KIND bars, cases of trash bags, and bins full of new unopened race shirts. We were pleasantly surprised when we arrived at Monument Square in Portland to see the Penske truck was nearly full. There was a steady stream of people dropping off bags and boxes of requested supplies. Our hats go off to Jeremy for taking the time to organize this and for driving a big truck all the way from Maine to Texas. We hope that it gives the people in Orange, Texas a little comfort.

Missing the journey and exploration of the Rock Lobster Relay? Well, instead of 200 miles, how about 100 things? Quite a few of these are around the RLR course, reminisce the old and experience the new through this list!

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