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| View alongside my Brickyard Hill |
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| Chris Gardner on Voyageur 50 Powerlines |
Just north of the Superior 50K course is this wonder. No one knows where the water goes!
And maybe I'll get in a race in "minimalist bondage gear:"
For Pete's Sake - who is Pete?
2 days ago
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I'm alive.
Between watching the Phillies games and Ian's school assignments and his baseball games and taking him to the field to practice, I have little time for anything else. I've been reading 2 Noble Kinsmen for like two weeks now and still haven't finished. O yeah - and DFW's The Pale King just came in for me. So now I have to put Shxpr on hold.
Expect more of the same for, O, the next six months.
At least Ian will be on summer vay-kay for 10 weeks of that time.
This feels like the cruelest time of year when the weather flips from near 70 to sub-30 in 48 hours (or less).
The cruddy weather makes being injured a little more bearable - certainly less tempted to run when the winds are howling 50 mph.
The Brickyard Hill looks... fun... in a Powerlines/Mystery Mountain/Ely's Peak kind of way ;->
Antic as my captcha.... how perfect!
Lisa, I had to look up Ely's Peak. They're comparable, I guess, in a way.
Steve - Ely's Peak may be more of a challenge for me than you - the first step up is about waist high for me and sets the tone for the rest of the climb.
Suppose Brickyard Hill could be fun in 138 (give or take) steps way. ;-> (Another fun spot on the Duluth SHT).
The weather this weekend was ridiculous. And this week's weather looks crappy and cold, too. I'm with you, Steve, I have summer things on my mind as well!
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