This hill is my nemesis and the place where all my "hill runs" start...somehow it doesn't look so bad on the picture...
Popeye says I'm doing a great job - thumbs up! Hey, since when did he switch from spinach to ice cream?
Scary ice cream boy isn't worried - how long will it take him to eat himself to the bottom of that cone? Oh the things you can ponder while out on a run...
My goal for the end of the run was to pass by the bakery to get a pastry photo for Mom...but first say a little prayer of thanks at the Buddhist temple for such a great day!
All in all it was a wonderful run. Garmin says 7.67 kilometers in 55 minutes, average pace 7:10 per kilometer and 581 calories burned! A bit slow maybe because of all the stopping to take pictures but lots of fun. What more can you ask for?
PS: this last picture is why I don't carry money with me when I run - ha ha!
9 comments:
what a great post! Loved the pics - really beautiful. Good call on not carrying money! ;)
Oh no, that last picture! My day is ruined. I will have to leave my money and credit cards at home too. :)
Seriously, what a cool place to run. Love it!
Hill picture taking tips (works even on flat trails): use a wide angle, get low, tilt the camera (a lot) and soon every runner out there will gasp in disbelief that you can run Mt Everest. :)
Have a wonderful weekend.
What a pretty running route! That kid in the cone is pretty creepy, though.
I would so be in that bakery afterward LOL!
I loved this...what a beautiful area to run in...and that pastry mmmmmmmmm
I love Stella Artois beer. It's better than Italian beer.
Wonderful report Amy! you ran along nice paths through the countryside. Your goal for the end of the run was interesting :)
Have a nice weekend Amy!
Wow! And people say I run where it is pretty. You have a beautiful route!
Love your photos
What a great post Amy, loved to see your run in pics. And it makes me realize I should run one day with you because it's so beautiful there.
I'm hosting a virtual run for the last weekend in October. I would love it if you would join it. See my blog for the details.
nice - I love the photos along the way, makes me feel like I was with you (although all the benefits, like the hard work, are yours!)
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