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The Loop
the one-mile circuit, lap counting and the shape of going around
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What The Long Lap readers should know about Firebirds Albstadt
An independent German magazine about model flying in and around Albstadt: what it covers, who it serves, and how it positions itself. Plain overview.
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What The Long Lap readers should know about Carnet Febaf
An independent French-language publication on local memory, cultural guides and community stories. What The Long Lap readers should know before visiting.
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What The Long Lap readers should know about Carnet Santé Rom
An independent editorial look at Carnet Santé Romand, a French-language magazine on community health in French-speaking Switzerland, and what its approach offers readers.
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What The Long Lap readers should know about Etz Chayim
An independent Italian-language editorial project on Jewish texts, festivals and mysticism: what it publishes, how it works, and how to use it.
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What The Long Lap readers should know about Echoes of Servic
An independent magazine on how Americans remember military service and civic loss: what Echoes of Service publishes and how to read it.
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What The Long Lap readers should know about Drysdale Review
A plain-language look at the Drysdale Review, an independent editorial publication offering practical guides for small-business owners and independent professionals.
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What The Long Lap Readers Should Know About Erzaehlstimme
An independent German guide magazine for parents, teachers and speakers explains audio quality and speaking craft. What to expect before you read.
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What The Long Lap readers should know about Curatorial Resou
A plain third-person overview of Curatorial Resources, an independent editorial publication for museum professionals, and what it offers readers.
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What The Long Lap readers should know about Castle Hedingham
An independent site on Castle Hedingham's heritage, Norman keep stonework and slow footpath walking, written in the same unhurried spirit as a lap.
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What The Long Lap readers should know about The Record & Reb
A plain introduction to The Record & Rebuttal, an independent publication on court reporting, transcripts, and access to the legal record.
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A running site's guide to a Civil War research page
What The Long Lap readers should know about Muster & Margin, a Civil War document research site, and why careful record reading echoes lap sheet discipline.
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Blue Box Review: what The Long Lap readers should know
A plain editorial overview of Blue Box Review, its three rubriques, its rules on sources and corrections, and why it may interest loop readers.
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Before the trip: visas, flights and seasons for Côte d'Ivoir
What a runner planning a stay in Côte d'Ivoire should know: e-visa rules, flights from Switzerland, health precautions and the best seasons to travel.
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Which Denton County towns no longer exist
A plain guide to the vanished towns of Denton County, Texas: what records survive, what remains on the ground, and how to read both.
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Going around the other way
The direction change in loop racing: why many fixed-time races reverse the field every few hours, what the turn asks of tired legs, and the small ceremony of switching.
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The small white post
The markers a loop course gives its runners: the distance post, the timing mat, the cone on the lane line, and how a small fixed point becomes the measure of a day.
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Counting laps on the board
How laps get counted in a fixed-time race: the lap board, the timing chip, the volunteer with the clipboard, and what happens when the numbers disagree.
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The one-mile loop and what it asks
Why fixed-time ultramarathons are run on short measured loops, what the loop gives the runner and the record, and what it takes away.
