A last effort to see if I could put in marathon distances. Up Bayside Rd. to Exmore. Down past Broadwater school. A misguided adventure through the fields and emerging in Wardtown where I had to call Suzanne to pick me up because of time constraints.
On this run I picked up the worst case of poison ivy I've had in many a year.
7.97 miles
2:00:06
A man with no right to be a marathoner claims that right one stride at a time
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Monday, August 22, 2011
Beach Running Becomes the Rule
With my running schedule slipping, beach running became the rule. Another good Assateague run.
7.31 miles
1:32:42
7.31 miles
1:32:42
Monday, August 15, 2011
The Joy of Bare Feet
Back in the sand on Assateague with the tide going out, things could not have been better. A joyful run.
6.59 miles
1:19:31
6.59 miles
1:19:31
Friday, August 12, 2011
Bay to Sea Trial
At this stage I was beginning to wonder if I would be able to do a full marathon. Another painful run after about 6 miles. I found that when I stopped and let my right foot dangle for a minute, I would regain good feeling for another mile or so, but it was not comfortable.
Bay to sea route.
7.54 miles
1:47:22
Bay to sea route.
7.54 miles
1:47:22
Monday, August 8, 2011
Burton's Bay By Night
Nighttime is really the best time to run in this summer heat and Burton's Bay is a great place to do it. I ran this loop around 9 PM after parking down on the beach. The loop through Locustville was deserted. The air was cool. The bugs down. The only obstacle was my toe, which was now becoming a persistent problem. This may have been the last run in the Komodos. I switched back to the black Vibrams following this with only marginally better success.
4.95 miles
56:33
4.95 miles
56:33
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