A day at the beach

Parker Race said:

I didn't make it to Windham this week, decided for a run at the beach
instead.

http://www.teamutopiia-usa.com/images/pineybush

Well it feels like running on the beach sometimes.

Unfortunately I was asked to leave about an hour in as the NYS Dept. of
Conservation had arrived to do some controlled burning.

I had a MUCH MORE interesting day at the beach. Go here
http://s88.photobucket.com/albums/k170/bagpip1/Beach/ to see the
topless lesbos I saw there, and what they had to say about me.
I too was asked to leave, it seems boners are frowned upon at the nude
beach, geez, of all the things to ban at a nude beach...

"Parker Race" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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|I didn't make it to Windham this week, decided for a run at the beach
| instead.
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| http://www.teamutopia-usa.com/images/pinebush
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| Well it feels like running on the beach sometimes.

that 'trail' looks like right along the power lines.
(photos 37 & 38)
asking for white blood cell count up?

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"Parker Race" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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|I didn't make it to Windham this week, decided for a run at the beach
| instead.
|
| http://www.teamutopia-usa.com/images/pinebush
|
| Well it feels like running on the beach sometimes.

that 'trail' looks like right along the power lines.
(photos 37 & 38)
asking for white blood cell count up?

Shh! The power lines are an "illegal" trail.

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it seems boners are frowned upon at the nude
beach, geez, of all the things to ban at a nude beach...

I gotta agree with you on this one. I'm sure things "pop-up" at the
nude beach all the time.

Parker Race said:

Shh! The power lines are an "illegal" trail.

Ohhh you outlaw you...

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I didn't make it to Windham this week, decided for a run at the beach
instead.

In case you missed it, the entire trail is now open.

We are going in opposite directions. I just finished two boring weeks of
flat, road and beach running. I love the therapy of the ocean but miss
my hills.

I'll be running from Palenville to North Lake (the finish line of the
Escarpment race) up what they call the horse trail. It's about 3.5 miles
up to the intersection of the Escarpment trail and another few miles to
the lake. Once I'm on the blue trail I can decide how many hours I want
to run. The first time I'm on the trail is a learning experience, I need
to learn all over again to pick up my damn feet. Most times a few toe
stubs will be a reminder.

It's great, the wife drives up, unloads the car and gets a favorite
picnic table. I show in time for my beer to be cold and to eat. There
are times where female liberation has some benefits. 😉

-Doug

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I didn't make it to Windham this week, decided for a run at the beach
instead.

In case you missed it, the entire trail is now open.

We are going in opposite directions. I just finished two boring weeks of
flat, road and beach running. I love the therapy of the ocean but miss my
hills.

I'll be running from Palenville to North Lake (the finish line of the
Escarpment race) up what they call the horse trail. It's about 3.5 miles
up to the intersection of the Escarpment trail and another few miles to
the lake. Once I'm on the blue trail I can decide how many hours I want
to run. The first time I'm on the trail is a learning experience, I need
to learn all over again to pick up my damn feet. Most times a few toe
stubs will be a reminder.

It's great, the wife drives up, unloads the car and gets a favorite picnic
table. I show in time for my beer to be cold and to eat. There are times
where female liberation has some benefits. 😉

Saw your post, I had called anyway.
Hope your not doing that run this weekend, I remember going for a hike there
once on Labor Day weekend. Started early, nice and quiet. When I got back to
the campground in the afternoon it was the Bronx Zoo. Over run by tourists.

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Hope your not doing that run this weekend, I remember going for a hike
there once on Labor Day weekend. Started early, nice and quiet. When I
got back to the campground in the afternoon it was the Bronx Zoo.
Over run by tourists.

Going this morning. I don't mind the people at the lake. No disrespect
toward my NYC buds buy one day with the city accents along with high
decibel rudeness is a nice reminder of why I prefer the mountains.

I have my books, in fact I have two weeks of newspapers to catch up from
vacation and a cooler full of malt and hops and another newsletter to
get out in a few days.

I'll be approaching the lake from the south(not the part the race uses)
and only see people maybe a mile from the lake. Even the mile is more
than most can handle. As you might imagine they look at us as
extraterrestrials as we run by.

-Doug

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Hope your not doing that run this weekend, I remember going for a hike
there once on Labor Day weekend. Started early, nice and quiet. When I
got back to the campground in the afternoon it was the Bronx Zoo. Over
run by tourists.

Going this morning. I don't mind the people at the lake. No disrespect
toward my NYC buds buy one day with the city accents along with high
decibel rudeness is a nice reminder of why I prefer the mountains.

I have my books, in fact I have two weeks of newspapers to catch up from
vacation and a cooler full of malt and hops and another newsletter to get
out in a few days.

I'll be approaching the lake from the south(not the part the race uses)
and only see people maybe a mile from the lake. Even the mile is more
than most can handle. As you might imagine they look at us as
extraterrestrials as we run by.

-Doug

I'm headed out the door for a run than off to Burlington, the wife is
running VCM.
See you at the Solstice Run if not before.

Parker