| Tactical HeatGear Hood |
After we got home I got my stuff ready for my run and left around 2:30. Up to Pulpit Rock I went and the snow flurries were falling again. On my way up I passed a couple guys that were out rock climbing near the reservoir. I went up the road hill to the top and my legs felt good. Some times I go up the AT but not when they are hunting. I got some pics and took the road back down and headed down Mountain Road with a real nice head wind. The Tactical HeadGear Hood and my hat worked great on this section for keeping the wind out of my ears.
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| The view from Pulpit Rock |
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| The view from Pulpit Rock |
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| This is the AT trail that goes west after leaving Pulpit Rock. |
I ran around town for a little and then went over to Kaercher Creek to do the loop in the woods. Only saw one person walking in a distance. Not to many people outside today.
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| Kaercher Creek upper trail |
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| Kaercher Creek upper trail |
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| Kaercher Creek |
It was around 9 and it was still snowing outside and I felt like a kid itching to go out and play - so I did. It was around 9:15 when I left the house for my second run of the day. I did one of my loops around town that is up, down and all around. No falls on the slick roads just a lot of fun. No one told me you can't run more the one time a day. In this game of running sometimes you just have to make your own rules. That is why I love this sport. One day you can run a couple of miles and other days you can just run on forever.
12-6-2010 - 14.25 miles - 2:30 - run #1
12-6-2010 - 7 miles - 1:00 - run #2
Total = 21.25 miles - 3:30 hours
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