I was almost as happy as I was after reaching the summit of Mt. Elbert.
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It was so cold, nobody was there.
Enjoying and discovering trails everywhere I go. I used to live in Atlanta (and still have many close ties there), but have moved to California during the summer of '08. Now, I spend my running time exploring the trails of the SF Bay Area, particularly the East Bay (Berkeley).
I'm a proud member of
My 2009 Races
- Woodside 35k (2/7)
- Sequoia 50k (2/28)
- Rucky Chucky Roundabout 50k (3/21)
- Golden Gate Headlands Trail Marathon (4/4)
- Santa Cruz Half Marathon (4/19) - Pacing
- Skyline to the Sea 50k (4/26)
- Angel Island 16k (6/20)
- Sequoia 30k (7/18)
- Psychedelic Climacteric 50k (8/15)
- Skyline Ridge 50k (10/4)
- Muir Beach 18M (12/12)
- Rodeo Beach 50k (12/19)
Interviews
Blog Roll
- Andy Jones-Wilkens
- Bad Ben's Ramblings
- Doug - Relenting Runner
- I Run Therefore I Am Thirsty
- Jason - Solorunner
- Jean Pommier
- Jessica - SoCal Trail Girl
- Journey to a Centum
- Kelly - Running Free
- Krissy Moehl
- Mark Tanaka - Ultrailnaka
- Michael - Fit and Fearless
- Michael - Ultra For a Cure
- Mike Schubert
- Peter Lubbers - RunLakeTahoe
- Running Towards Teaching
- Running Twig
- Scott - A Trail Runner's Blog
- Steve - Mountain Man Steve
- Tom Riley - mtnrunR
- Tony Overbay - Virtual Couch
Syndication
Other Passions
Running in Central Park
It was so cold, nobody was there.
5 comments:
Good news! Injuries suck.
YAY! Hope your running continues to be pain free. And thanks for the congratulations. I look forward to seeing you at S2S!
Woooohoo! Baby steps. Hope all is well.
Rucky Chuck? On or off?
I will definitely attempt Rucky Chucky. I am not running at all right now and just icing and taking ibuprofen in an effort to rest the foot as much as possible. Hopefully it'll be enough. Keep your fingers crossed!
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