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Ep. 501: Running the Length of New Zealand Revisited - Anna McNuff


Originally from November 06, 2015

Anna McNuff entertains us with her delightful wit and style as she recounts what it was like to run the length of New Zealand, on backcountry trails, self-supported. She also biked through all 50 US states! Inspiring, funny, and powerful. 
www.annamcnuff.com

Instagram: @annamcnuff

Her books: https://www.amazon.com/Anna-McNuff

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