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@rocket waywt compression leg sleeves edition:
Zensah sleeves (the good, the bad, and the argyle?), dirty girl gaiters, Salomon sense ride. My last big run before Plain 100, though unintentionally bigger than planned at 35 mi and 9700 feet gain -
Ran 5.6 miles and climbed 3,630 feet to this abandoned fire Lookout. We arrived in the dark at 8:30pm, Stayed the night and ran out the back way 10 miles. My first go at ‘fast packing’ it was a blast! We had Milky Way for dinner and a sunrise for breakfast!
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Stellar place @Brock !!!! Awesome pics, love the night sky shots absolutely epic!!!
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Jealous of @Brock right about now
Running a 5k today. The Two Roads Brewery Shore to Pour Run. I try to do an organized 5k every other week or so. Beer and Philipino BBQ to follow. I just learned that a good chunk of this race is over sand
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. . . Running a 5k today. The Two Roads Brewery Shore to Pour Run. I try to do an organized 5k every other week or so. Beer and Philipino BBQ to follow. I just learned that a good chunk of this race is over sand
Woohooo!!Good luck, happy running and enjoy
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Good luck, happy running and enjoy
Thanks bro. I’m looking forward to it.
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@Brock what state are you in? That looks grand.
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Stellar place @Brock !!!! Awesome pics, love the night sky shots absolutely epic!!!
Thanks Roxanne! It was definitely Epic!
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What a day. Drunk. Working at 5pm
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The last 1.5 miles was sand and broken shell.
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Hello, so I planned on running a 1/2 marathon on September 14th but a good
Injury killed that date. The foot is Nearly better and I want to
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Well gents, sad to say I will not be participating in the Plain 100 after all.
Went hiking/scrambling with two friends last week to visit a hard to get to summit in Indian Peaks Wilderness. Got most of the way there, and past all of the most difficult movement (the first time, this was an out and back), when I tripped on the easy talus walking about .2 miles away from the goal. Put my hands up of course. Heard a pop when I hit the ground, lots of pain, and saw a small but obvious deformity in my left wrist.
So still did the summit and hiked 6.5 hours back out in up to third class terrain. Lots of easier but loose talus and and scree along the way too.
I broke the left Radius about an inch below the wrist. Currently still in a splint, should get a real cast this week. My first broken bone ever! Bad timing I guess- was really looking forward to this one. Thought about it for a few days, but I essentially can’t use my left hand at all right now.
But in all, was able to get out under my own power with a lot of route finding help from my two friends I was with. Not seriously injured, though the hike out effing sucked. This happened at around 12500 feet- had to get back above 13200 to get out. And echoing through my mind, people die up there. There were plenty of chances for a fatal or higher consequence fall that day, so glad it wasn’t worse.
Plain will still be there next year.
Ihsh-201!
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Dang @neversummer that sucks! At least you summited the peak–is that South Arapaho?
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@mclaincausey either south or north I think. We started at Long Lake, went up Apache’s east ledges, and then northwestish to Mount George. The primary objective was Iroquois, which isn’t too hard itself, but with no easy approach…
https://listsofjohn.com/mobile/peak/1017
It’s not ranked, but was an IPW finisher for 2/3 of our group, including myself. Didn’t take much to convince me to go on! -
Very nice, congratulations! Absolutely stunning.
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@mclaincausey thank you! Fortunate it wasn’t more serious. If I do ever get to ride in a helicopter, I hope it’s on my terms!
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Bummer @neversummer! I feel your pain. I broke my scaphoid in my left hand about a month ago in a bike race. Really sucks not being able to ride outside the last nice days of the year.
It could have been worst though… My wife works in medicine and saw a guy the day after my crash who crashed going slightly slower than me and he broke his collarbone, 7 ribs, and had a collapsed lung.
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@BloodnThunder True. Both of us were lucky to essentially walk away. I follow you on strava, glad to see you are back on the trainer, though you’re also right that it would be better to be outside. I know it’s replaceable/repairable but sounds like your bike has been injured a few times this year too. Ouch$$$$!
I always worry about my wife when she’s racing, crits in particular. That said, all of my worst cycling crashes have been on mountain bike and caused by myself.
