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  1. #1
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    Dec 2007
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    Yellow, I'm jealous, of course the climbing and altitude would kill me!
    Glad everyone is seeing some nature!
    Skhill, I afraid I would have to stop and try out those breweries!
    Work this AM so no running for me....maybe tomorrow.

    K
    katluvr

  2. #2
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    Dec 2004
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    Utah, Gateway to Nevada, not to be confused with Idaho
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    Nice job, Oak! If I am going to travel very far for a race, it better be special for some reason. But then I don't really do many races near me because I think I'd rather take myself for a ramble and not pay $$. I know so many great routes; I just need to find the time and motivation to get out there.

    RnR, I have never seen a live lobster outside of a tank at a restaurant (I have seen a crawdad--mini lobster?!). Oak,I love seeing weasels and minks when I do, mostly in the winter here. skhill, I think our groundhog equivalent is the marmot. I saw some baby marmots on the run as well (to me, they fall into the "squirrel" category). They don't do much harm in the mountains but I'm sure the ones down in the lowlands give the farmers headaches.

    skhill, are you going to invite us for a beer and whiskey trot??

    I ran with hubby this AM, just an easy ramble before it got hot. We had our hottest July on record, and August doesn't seem to be letting up.

  3. #3
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    I saw a little snake crossing the trail today, does that count?


  4. #4
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    Dec 2005
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    New Jersey
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    Snakes..YIKES...that counts....

    So a non running story. We are driving home from Maine to NJ today. It is traditionally a hellish ride becuse of the traffic. Today is no different. About 7 hours in we are sitting in bumper to bumper traffic trying to cross the Tappen Zee bridge, and I went into the cooler for a peach, but the first thing I encountered was the rest of the strawberry rubarb pie from last night's dinner.
    I looked at the traffic, looked at my hubs, pulled out a fork and the two of us polished it off with no guilt at all. Take that Tappen Zee bridge.

  5. #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by rocknrollgirl View Post
    I looked at the traffic, looked at my hubs, pulled out a fork and the two of us polished it off with no guilt at all. Take that Tappen Zee bridge.
    I would soooo have done that. Guilt? What guilt? I am impressed that you had a fork nearby!

  6. #6
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    Dec 2005
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    New Jersey
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    Tempo Tuesday

    Just got in from a tempo session with my hubby. It is nice and cool out this morning, so it was not too bad in that department. I did not see any critters because we were right here on my street, but we did see some very weird piles of scat. Fox or maybe coyote...not sure. If we were further north, I would say bear. Odd plies of poo.... ( so says the biologist)

    And Yellow...I always have a fork nearby
    Last edited by rocknrollgirl; 08-06-2013 at 04:29 AM.

  7. #7
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    Tempo Wednesday doesn't have as much of a ring to it... It was not cool here this morning, a very humid 75F. Yuck. Roughly 4 miles at tempo, then some intervals on the track, and a slow jog on home. I was drenched in sweat, but I've done my speed work for this week.

 

 

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