Tag: RAMM

Mary Munford Elementary

  • Holiday Squares Run

    10 wise men showed up, no one was on the Q, a conversation occurred and off we went. North on Commonwealth, east on Monument returning on Grove (or Hanover, whatever suits your fancy). 4s turn at Arthur Ashe, 5s and 6s turn on something 22 minutes out up to Grove and home.

    As Bodos and YHC were discussing proposed routes over near the antique mobile, the pax started to trickle in and the holiday Monument Ave run was called to order. May need to change this annual tradition that left the ‘tacky light run’ a little to be desired. Monument doesn’t really get good until after Blvd which the 4s cut off, and there was a lot of traffic today. As Marv declared, Hanover is the way to go so we may incorporate that in a future holiday spirit run. Onward and upward men! -Singer

    Should have completed this Friday, I’m missing someone. Contact me to edit if needed. TYA? BT? Shake?

  • Mutiny on the Name-o-Rama

    Run, Ruck, Walk, it didn’t matter. I bunch of fellas showed up in terrific weather for the activities at hand. Route is posted in slack.

    Apparently some do not care for Number/Name-o-Rama in counterclockwise order….to the point of ignoring the Q and committing acts of treason. I am will not quit in my quest to conduct business in reverse-order…when I am so inclined.

    Anyway, have a great weekend fellas, and thanks for your support…at least while it lasted.

    Saab abides

  • The Talon

    Early morning dark

    Saab stayin’ warm in Swirl’s truck

    Singer’s watch marks the time

    
    
    
    
    

    Heading west on Grove

    Three Chopt splits routes by distance

    Returning on Grove

    
    
    
    
    

    Country club for some

    Gravity’s pull on the hills

    The owl strikes with stealth

    
    
    
    
    

    Happy hour next week

    Final Gravity it is

    Lockjaw took us out

  • A meandering route

    16 of this region’s finest embarked on route through the darkness of Windsor Farms before picking up the remainder of the miles in the grid system of the Mary Mumford area.

    The 6 route was a little lite and appreciated.

    YHC took us out.

  • Feeling Lucky…


    Route:

    Below is the 5m Route. 4s head straight back to Mary after exiting Tuckahoe onto Grove

    6s do an extra loop around Hillcrest

    https://onthegomap.com/s/h5slamld

    Saab abides

  • Groveeeeeeeeee

    11 greats showed up this morning to battle the dropping temps and this is what ensued.

    YHC missed the days of yore when all the PAX did was run Grove, so Grove it was, this time we did the Oyster Grove. This Oyster Grove variation takes us west on Grove, then a left on to Three Chopt, and an immediate right past CCV and all the way down to the culdesac and back up again. The turn around point is 2 miles so the 6’s added on some extra hills on Tempsford Lane – that was brutal. Everyone met back at the school, and YHC took us out.

    Prayers for all the dads out there who’s kids love them but express their love in many different ways.

  • High 5

    East on Grove and North on Thompson. Park is the eastbound route and Stuart is westbound. Dodge traffic on Thompson as needed.

  • Bad News for Those Prepared for Disappointment

    Ten running redwoods embarked on a fun and likely route. After discussing the various winter gear making its way into the Pax’s rotation, off we went.

    East on Grove, North on Antrim, West on Monument, South on Willow Lawn, and West on Patterson. 4s take a left on Westview, 5s on Maple, and 6s on St Chris. Everyone returns on Grove with 5s/6s doing a lap around the school block.

    Bone Thugs took us out.

    Announcements:

    Thoughts go to Bone Thugs as he embarks on his half marathon this weekend.

  • Friday the 13th

    A cool dozen came for promises of simple and flat routes and were not disappointed. Considering the double barrel of hills last week, today’s long open stretches were a nice change.

    East on Grove, cut over to Floyd and eventually head north on Strawberry, Vine, and Harrison respectively. Back on Hanover and make your way back to Grove via Thompson.

    YHC took us out.

    It was great to see Chippendale back in our midst in the recent weeks.

    Gumbo knows of volunteer opportunities through Sportable. If you are able to commit a few hours and ride a bike, they need your help. See Gumbo for details.

  • Have Your Best Day Ever

    Was written in chalk on the sidewalk from which we launched. A lucky 7 runners and 2 walkers headed into the fog for an eerie start to the Halloween season.

    West on Grove to Granite and pick off the Snake River route for the rest of Richmond’s hills. A second serving of hills for those who ran Spider Run. The Tempsford hills never disappoint.

    Marv had his best day ever tackling hills with the speed of a beast.

    YHC took us out.