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| Ran 20 miles around this 1/2-mile city park path. Those are all my footsteps, minus a few from a lady that walked by. Not many others were out that morning when it was 5 F (-15 C). |
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| Another view of the path. All the tracks in the snow off the path are Sadie's after dozens of laps. A squirrel taunted her for at least 15 laps. |
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| These blue skies made the previous day's blizzard easier to forget. |
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| The beautiful side of a bitter cold. |
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Happy New Year!
Keep running!
Keep running!
-Scott
so pretty!! i just organized the second annual new years eve marathon around a one mile loop park in our area. this year the path was all ice and snow and it was rough running but everyone had so much fun!
ReplyDeleteI'm a Texan, so I've never really gotten the chance to run through scenery such as this-looks inspiring and challenging, however! Keep Running Happy:)
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@Adrienne -- I grew up in The Woodlands/Oak Ridge area (ORHS) and have been up here since '04. Winter running has definitely taken some getting used to. :)
ReplyDeleteNice pics!
ReplyDeleteWow 40 laps, that's dedication!
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5 degrees? and the squirrel was out? Both of y'all are nuts! :-) But it is pretty!!
ReplyDeleteThose trees are beautiful! Why does it have to be so cold to have such beauty like that?!?
ReplyDeletereally pretty, but brrrrrr!
ReplyDelete-15° c is not the better temperature to run .... but you do it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures.
hey scott. read the bio in WSUToday and and was intrigued that you have a running group in Pullman. Ive been trying to find a local one aside from Palouse Road Runners. Do you guys still meet?
ReplyDelete@Genesis -- Yep, we meet every Wed. at 5:30 pm at Palouse Falls Brewing Co. We're also doing an event this Saturday.
ReplyDeletebeautiful.
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