Tag: River Run

Betty Weaver Elementary

  • River Run #124

    Three regulars sent up the signal on Sunday afternoon and confirmed attendance for a Monday River Run.

    Route – 4 miles. Salisbury Rd -> Chepstew -> Elmstead -> Thorngate then somehow we ended up near Drapers House and YHC forgot what happened in between.

    It was steamy but the pace was slow to accommodate two injured PAX members. Thanks to these guys I certainly would have found my walking pace early on. Good conversation and good company, 4 miles was achieved.

    -Singer

  • Don’t Call it a Come Back

    River Run grew to three this morning with the return of Doozy to the mix.

    YHC and Doozy awaited the arrival of Bullseye and took off for the hills. Just kidding, there are minimal hills in Salisbury and this morning was not one for trying new things. Route was Salisbury to the golf course off on Stonegate, Mt Hill loop, back Brigstock to Kesnmore to the golf course and home.

    Good to have Dooz back in the mix, even if he made us run about 30 seconds faster per mile. Flatty had reached out to say he couldn’t Q, which was a relief as he planned to start from Bettie.

    PSA – we start from Episcopal Church of the Redeemer on the corner of Salisbury and Winterfield for anyone desiring a morning jaunt on Mondays.

    -Singer

  • River Run vol. 511

    YHC and Bullseye met on a bright, Monday morning in May to log some miles. Unfortunately YHC’s morning prep didn’t go so well and thus the run had to be cut short around 3.5 miles but Bullseye took the torch and kept on running for his usual 6. Good on him.

    Route was mostly west of Winterfield and then back across to netherfield, Arrandale, golf course and home. no snakes were seen.

    -Singer

  • River Run vol 427

    Forgot write a backblast for this one, April 27th. Bullseye and YHC logged some miles from Reds, 4 in total, out the golf course through Brigstock and Mt. Hill and back to the start.

    -Singer

  • 9 Mile Skid

    On a ten mile ride. Am I right? Good ole GD. Anyway, knew this might be a solo run this AM with pax out for spring break. The show must go on.

    Route – over to Brigstock down to Ellesmere, Old Stonegate, Radstock, cross over Salisbury to Starcross and back home on Salisbury. Nearly 5 miles, little longer than usual but a good out and around kind of run.

    -Singer

  • River Run volume 34

    Two very regular dudes showed up and jogged 4.5 miles. After what feels like 34 times at the new AO, we are yet to see the river. Someday I keep telling myself, someday.

    -Singer

  • Rodeos and Creed

    Bullseye and YHC braved the elements this morning which consisted of warmer weather and a sprinkle at times.

    Route – south Helmsley maybe back around to Netherfield, little golf course path back to Albion and home. 4 miles.

    Bullseye went to a rodeo in Houston and saw Creed. He wins.

    Stay safe.

    -Singer

  • Fog that Surrounds

    Quite a foggy run this morning. Bullseye and YHC departed from Reds opting for a hilly run, or one hill that is. Salisbury Rd straight back to the Gildenborough Drive loop, Chepstow back to Albion. 4 miles in total.

  • Wednesday Funday

    Three usual suspects departed from Midlo Middle, opted for Salisbury out and around.

    YHC has some Qdoba gastro issues at the furthest point from the beginning. My compadres saved the day with a mirage in the oasis, a shiny porto tucked away at the next driveway. TMI I know, but it was a lifesaver.

    Draper and Bullseye laid witness to the SpaceX departure racing across the sky. Or was it Iran? We’ll never know.

    -Singer

  • Monday Funday

    Bullseye and Singer convened at Reds for 4 miles. Conversation got heated (in a good way) so we continued on for 5 while hashing out some work talk. Route was Elmstead and back around.