Jan Turner (runner)

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Jan Turner is a Bermuda-born avante grade painter and ultra-running event organiser, best known for creating the Everest Marathon^[1] and the Annapurna 100.

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^ Everest Marathon: Previous Races (accessed 13 February 2016)

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