The lightning bolts on my socks do one thing well: embarrassing my kids. They don’t make me faster, but then again, speed was never really my jam. Compression socks are always helpful though . . .
Categories: running
The lightning bolts on my socks do one thing well: embarrassing my kids. They don’t make me faster, but then again, speed was never really my jam. Compression socks are always helpful though . . .
Got up early today to start my run at 5:30 am out at Mt. Pisgah. This is the Howard Buford Arboretum and I usually run one side, down the other and back to the top, which I did today. I got up before sun up on the first summit and then made it back for the image below. It was a beautiful morning – starting with hooting owls and yipping coyotes and then this:
On my long run on Saturday I snapped these couple of photos: The first is from the top of Mount Baldy, looking east towards the mountains known as The Sisters. The second is the looming tower at the corner on the new Hayward Field track & field venue in town. The outer material of this is metal and the images are created by holes in the metal. The runner who made Eugene famous, Steve Prefontaine, is the image seen here.
Determined:
I am enjoying this. The lean and form as they run is lovely as is the film.