A cool 11, that went one more, ventured out into the gloom. Paths around Ziontown, First Watch, and Westham Station were covered, rousing the tranquility of the bat cave trail.
The original Turkey Trot will be on Tuesday. See slack for details. Plan your start according to pace.
OBT took us out.
With minutes to go until launch time, YHC was the only car in sight. Thinking a solo workout was in store, three – and eventually four – Pax arrived. We hit some of this AO’s greatest offerings working a lot of abs, legs, and a bit of shoulders.
It was great to grab coffee and cheer on the marathon runners in one of city’s scenic areas with Bootleg and Blank Space. We took many routes to get close enough to Libbie Market and walk the rest of the way in.
YHC took us out.
Runners, walkers, and bikers hit the roads – all covering distance suitable to their goals. Everyone had a companion to make the miles fly by.
Good Luck to everyone running a race tomorrow. You trained and put in the time! You got this!
YHC took us out.
A Halloween Special tour of Hanover was embraced with nostalgia today. Runners, bikers, and walkers took in the sights of a fine holiday.
There was a FNG named Nick, but he disappeared before he could be suitably named. Upon second post and the appropriate inquiry, we will name him.
YHC took us out.
Fifteen runners and walkers departed into the cool fall mist – seeking hills to cover and darkness to overcome. According to the four deer in the woods and the vocal owl in the tree canopy, all routes were covered with success, camaraderie, and conversation.
YHC took us out.
YHC’s return to running from a permanent taper has left things rusty and ripe for improvement. The route however, was a classic. 4s, 5s, and 6s ascended out of the AO and had various routes taking in the Grove area and Westham.
YHC took us out.
Announcements:
-Convergence 9/20 @Dogpile, 0700
-Collecting shoes and athletic gear; see Slack for details
According the aspiring millionaire who found a penny, miles were covered today by foot and wheel. Offshore took us out.
A lucky 7 – runners and ruckers – launched from the Spider Run pit promptly on time. The rain ended on cue and miles were covered and conversation had.
Marv took us out.
Runners and their bike gang hit the mean streets of Mary Mumford. Miles were covered, stories we shared, and there was envy and admiration for Bodo’s vibrant shoes.
YHC look us out, but No Tools finished with a joke.
It was that type of morning, as triple checks and post-workout coffee provide ample mumble chatter. It seems this crew is over 200 lbs and many seemed to enjoy too many cinco de mayo bean burritos.
After COP, we made our way down the hill and then up Overlook where clear vistas and warm roads accompanied the beat down. We went a tad over on the time, but sometimes that is the case when covering distance.
It’s been a great ride so far with this crew! Thanks for leading the way!
YHC took us out.