Tag: River Run

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  • Frosty Run

    It was cold that day, COLD I tell you. Bullseye and YHC headed to the flats of Riverdown until YHC had to reroute the course for a warmer restroom. 4ish miles.

  • Running on Empty

    No ties to the run itself, just seemed like a classic name for a F3 run. YHC had Grinch-esque ideas of running a Tarrington loop so off we went. The route was not disclosed until the hill was underway. Ha, got em. 4.35 miles in total up Tarrington and through Powderham -> Brigstock, Solstice -> Twin Team and home.

    Stay safe.

    -Singer

  • Stone Harbor Run

    Bullseye mentioned a trail run out to Stone Gate and off we went. Nice change of scenery hitting the trails, don’t think YHC would have gotten us through those in the pitch dark. 4+ miles logged. Good stuff. Happy December.

    -Singer

  • 3 dudes, 0 plans

    YHC made it to BWES with no plan to find Bullseye and coming in hot was Singer. None of us had any real plan of where to run but Singer suggested we move in one direction and the road would open up to ideas.

    Terrington turn left at the first street out and back, right to the park hit the extra parking lot, out to JRHS to the end of the road and back to BWES.

    4 miles on the nose and as flat as we could make it

    Numbers / Names YHC took us out

    NMS: YHC thinks the three of us have found every way to run a minimum of 4 miles and find almost no hills in an area known for its hills.

  • Solo El Tarrington II

    The typical crew was out, YHC ran from home to the AO, circled the empty parking lot and took off for the hills. One hill actually, little different route up Ashwell into Powderham down Ellesmere back to Mt. Hill. Ran into a loose dog that didn’t appreciate the invasion of space, back track down Solstice through the woods and home. 4.5 miles total.

  • Give them the finger

    The usual suspects came out of the Gloom for a breezy but relatively warm run around what is known as the lower fingers. Out of the BWES parking lot across the street up and down each cul-de-sac and down to the park for 4 miles

    Numbers / Names Bullseye took us out

    NMS: Run a mile with a friend and learn how different and yet how the same your lives really are

  • Solo El Twin Teamo

    Feeling like it would be a solo run this morning, YHC took off from the house early enough to arrive at the AO before launch just in case someone showed up. Parking lot was empty so after a loop around it was off to Tarrington, up Ashwell, across Robious and back to the house.

    Decided to run back down Twin Team in honor of Rosie’s Trick or Treat workout. Still what goes down must come back up, and so the lounge-esque act of running down Twin Team was rewarded by running back up Ashwell. And it was wet, very wet.

    -Singer

  • Dude, Where Are My Keys

    We’ve all been there, trying to rush out the door for a workout and the keys are nowhere to be found. Doozy sent the 5:15 AM text to YHC as he frantically searched the house. Figured he’d catch up with Bullseye and I so basic directions were provided and sure enough, after keys secured, the River Runners met out on the route. 4 miles achieved around River Downs. Today’s topic of conversation – medical procedures.

    -Singer

  • River Run Volume 145

    Doozy volunteered to rejoin a River Run outing and so off we went. 5:29 AM sharp. 4 mile route around the flats of Tarrington, the river and then up the hill across from the baseball field which YHC had strangely not recalled running.

    Thanks for the company Dooz.

    -Singer

  • Solo Indigenous People Run

    Today YHC had the best indigenous people run to commemorate the holiday. 4 miles of sprinting to the front. Route was around the high school, to the park, back around the high school, in and out of various parking lots and cul de sacs.

    -Singer