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posted: 2/3/2008 at 4:17 PM
for a 16 mile run. Blue skies, sunny, 30s, hardly any wind. I ran down by the water so it was even more of a treat. Just one of those days makes you feel incredible. Had to share!
Sara
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posted: 2/3/2008 at 4:39 PM
This was me yesterday. Except it wasn't sunny and i only did 12. But it was so nice to not be on the treadmill!
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posted: 2/3/2008 at 4:57 PM
It is gorgeous out there! My husband (Mistersippi) and I just did an easy 4 miler to end our week of running. I would love more days like this to run in. It was 32 when we headed out, no winds, it was perfect!
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    posted: 2/3/2008 at 6:20 PM
    47 degrees, brilliant sunshine, just sat down to log my 10 miler. It's a really good day when you can run in a long sleeve technical shirt and shorts in February in Pennsylvania. This was a very nice day.

    Now... on to junk food, beer and the Super Bowl (no predictions - not rooting for either team - my Eagles are not in it.) Tongue
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    posted: 2/3/2008 at 6:27 PM
    Same great (for running) weather here. 36 degrees and cloudy with no wind. Got an easy 4.5 miles in with near-precision pacing. Check out these splits:

    Mile 1 -- 9:28
    Mile 2 -- 9:28
    Mile 3 -- 9:27
    Mile 4 -- 9:29

    It was just dumb luck, mind you, but it was cool to see!
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    posted: 2/3/2008 at 7:17 PM
    Ditto! Great morning for running here too. I did 10 miles around a lake in the middle of the city and it was fabulous! Probably 40 degrees, a little overcast, no wind, no rain. Just lovely. Then I came home to turkey bacon and eggs! I love Sundays like this.
    ~Sara
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    posted: 2/3/2008 at 8:15 PM
    Fantastic day for running!
    I, too, had one of those great days. 32F 6MPH winds only when I was running certain directions.
    I ran the longest I have ever run - 12 km and feel great! I even tried listening to a pod-cast "Pharmacotherapy of congestive heart failure". Fun, eh? Who says runners are a bit O-C? Not me! Wink
    Suffering from late adult onset athleticism. Not looking for cure.
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    Run 1000 miles and discover what's causing my injuries.
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