In so far as no public entity does anything for any of the trails; I think it is just a concerned citizen being helpful. (266 consecutive) [3216] #AirWreckRuns 2/2
Fortunately, the creek was low enough that I could jump across. My planned route did not have me going back the way I came. (265 consecutive) [3215] #AirWreckRuns 4/4
Halfway through, next to the driving range, the loudspeaker announced “The runner must leave the course. This is a private club.” I waved and sped up; the fastest way to leave was to keep going. Unfortunately the bridge I intended to use to escape was locked up. (265)[3215] #AirWreckRuns 3/4
I ran through a golf course; it’s a shortcut to a more interesting area. Last time I did it in the early morning, before golfers were likely to be there. Today, it was late afternoon. I probably should have worn a shirt too if I wanted to blend in better. (265 consecutive) [3215] #AirWreckRuns 2/4
The biggest obstacle was a big spider that looked like it was trying to capture any beast coming down the trail. I was able to get past, leaving its web mostly intact; a surprise for the next person. (245 consecutive) [3195] #AirWreckRuns 2/2
I really enjoyed D101 and I’m sorry you don’t have it on your website anymore. The part where the immortal guy (name forgotten) goes back to his hometown was very moving.
A shirtless man running in the rain at the side of the highway does not seem to be the best way to get real estate advice. But, let’s be honest, it is a beautiful area. (227 consecutive) [2177] #AirWreckRuns 2/2
I phoned support and was told this is common with people who live an “Active lifestyle”. The warning went away in the middle of the phone call, but I suspect this is the new normal. (211 consecutive) [3161] #AirWreckRuns 2/2
Along with some rather large shells. I’m going to be afraid for my life if there are actually oysters and snails this big. (196 consecutive) [3146] #AirWreckRuns 3/3
