I did giggle; well double take then giggle at "Flat Hills" conservation area. Other interesting points, that Western Mass team looks kinda stout and the senior Grand Master team that had like 4 guys at 1:00.xx. That's a stacked lil race you kids got there.
I did giggle; well double take then giggle at "Flat Hills" conservation area.
Other interesting points, that Western Mass team looks kinda stout and the senior Grand Master team that had like 4 guys at 1:00.xx. That's a stacked lil race you kids got there.
The Western Mass Distance Project is kinda stout, came from outta nowhere last year and burst onto the scene.
Most of the Whirlaway seniors/masters teams thought the race would be cancelled due to weather, so they did a 19 mile training run on Saturday then showed up and popped those race times. They are inhuman.
E.J.Greater Lowell Road RunnersCry havoc and let slip the dawgs of war!May the road rise to meet you, may the wind be always at your back, may the sun shine warm upon your SPF30, may the rains fall soft upon your sweat-wicking hat, and until you hit the finish line may The Flying Spaghetti Monster hold you in the hollow of His Noodly Appendage.
This is kind of a cool shot.
I'm the blurry one. I caught both those guys on the last climb...unfortunately the GMAA guy (569) passed me back on the downhill.
Runners run.
That is a really cool pic.
Scott is published on a regular basis, he gets great shots at the GP races because he chooses his location on the course very carefully. He was right at the top of a nice climb, the mix of expressions and running form are pretty awesome. Hard work, I've seen him in some pretty precarious locations to get the best vantage point. Here's the man himself, looking for some safe real estate on the very narrow shoulder. Really nice guy, I owe him about a million beers. (photo from krissyk.smugmug.com )
Nice. Krissyk's not a bad shot herself.
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