Eric happened to be in town for a top secret government meeting with some movers and shakers in a well-known clandestine non-government international agency. He had a few minutes to spare between briefings so we decided to hit the trails.
He's tapering for a race next weekend so he was nice and didn't run me off the mountain. The trails are beginning to show underneath the snow. Sure, there's still some snow up there but in the lower elevations it's very runnable.

Temps were in the upper 80's, in Texas,
but on the trails we were on it was about 30.
Sadie's in the background making fun of us.

Still some snow up there, but not too much
to keep me from striking an awesome pose.

We hoped to get a photo of some moose,
but settled for taking a bunch of photos of each other.
We ran some, too.

I made it home just in time.
Keep melting snow!
Scott