Favorite Running Condition?

Spring or fall, dusk, 65 degrees, just enough humidity to enhance the smells of the forrest and
meadow (seriously), near a stream or lake, slight decline, deserted except for fauna.

Surf

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Mine is: Daytime, 45 degree with light rain. It was exactly that way this morning. I made a new PR
for my 3.43 mile run. Sweet!

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Mine is: Daytime, 45 degree with light rain. It was exactly that way this morning. I made a new PR
for my 3.43 mile run. Sweet!

I hope you mean 45 Farenheit! Otherwise I would agree, though 45F seems rather low to me.

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(ElfHunter) said:

Mine is: Daytime, 45 degree with light rain. It was exactly that way this morning. I made a new PR
for my 3.43 mile run. Sweet!

July or August... bright sunny day, very light breeze, 25 degrees Celcius. nice and hot, but not
getting too much into the humidity. i do enjoy a steaming humid day for a run, but more for
masochistic reasons
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Cam

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Mine is: Daytime, 45 degree with light rain.

-1°C to +4°C with bright sunshine. It's NEVER like that in Toulouse.

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Scottish Highlands, about an hour before sunset, 12C - 14C, early May, clear sky, no wind, farm road
winding slowly uphill in an easterly direction (so the setting sun is on your back), stunning views
down the valley to your right, family waiting at the top of the climb with dry clothes, a warm car,
2 litres of ice cold orange juice and a medium pack of Tesco's honey roasted cashew nuts.

Such a road/run/food does exist. I have sampled it. Wild horses will not pry it's location from my
sweat-stained hands.

Roger.

Buttercup, All you did was get right back to where you started................sooner. Or should I
say nowhere faster?

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Mine is: Daytime, 45 degree with light rain. It was exactly that way this morning. I made a new PR
for my 3.43 mile run. Sweet!

Healthy.

Andy

Sorry about that one folks, I just got done watching "Braveheart" six times in a row, and I'm
feeling very "scottish" right now. Frasier

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Scottish Highlands, about an hour before sunset, 12C - 14C, early May, clear sky, no wind, farm
road winding slowly uphill in an easterly direction (so the setting sun is on your back), stunning
views down the valley to your right, family waiting at the top of the climb with dry clothes, a
warm car, 2 litres of ice cold orange juice and a medium pack of Tesco's honey roasted cashew nuts.

Such a road/run/food does exist. I have sampled it. Wild horses will not pry it's location from my
sweat-stained hands.

Roger.

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Mine is: Daytime, 45 degree with light rain. It was exactly that way this morning. I made a new
PR for my 3.43 mile run. Sweet!

I hope you mean 45 Farenheit! Otherwise I would agree, though 45F seems rather low to me.

Yes 45 degree Farenheit. Recall that I was the one who sweats about 1 pound every 10 minutes at 80
degree. I suspect that I still have too much body fat. At 45F, I just barely break out a sweat
wearing shorts and a short sleeves cotton T shirt.

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Scottish Highlands, about an hour before sunset, 12C - 14C, early May, clear sky, no wind, farm
road winding slowly uphill in an easterly direction (so the setting sun is on your back),
stunning views down the valley to your right, family waiting at the top of the climb with dry
clothes, a warm car, 2 litres of ice cold orange juice and a medium pack of Tesco's honey roasted
cashew nuts.

Such a road/run/food does exist. I have sampled it. Wild horses will not pry it's location from my
sweat-stained hands.

WTF! OMFG! You are not trolling? Are you getting soft in your old age?

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Roger.

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cashew nuts.

Such a road/run/food does exist. I have sampled it. Wild horses will not pry it's location from my
sweat-stained hands.

Roger.

That is because of the spooge from net wanking sticking it there.

extremely hot and sunny. the babes all run half naked then. I'm hoping next summer is so hot they
just take it all off.

95 degrees F , 88% humidity , august , 12 noon , sound of tar sticking and pulling free off the sole
of your shoes , heaven ,,,, er ,,,, hell???? plodzilla

ElfHunter said:

Mine is: Daytime, 45 degree with light rain. It was exactly that way this morning. I made a new PR
for my 3.43 mile run. Sweet!

I agree 100%

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95 degrees F , 88% humidity , august , 12 noon , sound of tar sticking and pulling free off the
sole of your shoes , heaven ,,,, er ,,,, hell???? plodzilla

ElfHunter said:

Mine is: Daytime, 45 degree with light rain. It was exactly that way this morning. I made a new
PR for my 3.43 mile run. Sweet!