And I saw something yesterday that I've never seen before: Sadie tired. It was something to behold. She didn't even want to have anything to do with the meat-flavored bone treat I give her after our long runs. But, of course, this morning she's up and ready for more, though. :)
Along the route in the early morning
Starting to see some green!
Fellow runners
Snake River near mile 30
From yesterday's run
Beautiful country
The trail climbed gradually for 20 milesand the last couple miles were a
reminder that winter is still here
Keep running!
Dooood! Give my concrete jungles, skyscrapers, and obnoxious fumes any day!! Why am I muttering, "Soylent Green"? :-)
ReplyDeleteSo Sadie is human after all...
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! And, great training runs. It looks like you are about ready for your 100K. Good job.
Those are beautiful pictures Scott, thanks for sharing them!
ReplyDeleteI love your photos. Give Sadie a pat from me!
ReplyDeletei miss the Snake River!
ReplyDeleteWow those are amazing pictures! I can't believe Sadie got tired either!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! It looks like spring is on the way for you.
ReplyDeleteWhere's the traffic? Looks like you do practically have the whole road to yourself with no car passing. Wow - I would die for that! To be able to run on the road with no cars. You can zigzag down the road and no one is watching. How cool is that?
ReplyDeleteI love the Palouse, even when winter goes on and on and on. Great blog, I look forward to following. Oh and good luck at the 100k that is amazing, I can't even imagine contemplating it!
ReplyDeletecool photo's, cool running, maybe Sadie needs some energy gel!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! 40 mile training run? You're killin me.
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