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RE: When You Hear The First Crack, Start Running
Well, well, well. You are certainly my kind of runner. We know when to get out of a tight situation in a hurry. However, I am not a racer, just a runner (never say just) lol...I do run slower, more methodical and therefore can also do the longer haul with endurance...and I capture all the beauty along the way. xx super great photos as well.
Yes, I think that means that I’m a situational runner. Lol!
Damn good thing I don’t have to run to save my bacon on a regular basis, is all I can say. ;)
yes. well at least you could do that. Although I think you are supposed to drop and do the pancake thing. At least that is what I remembered from Girl Guides. lol
My intent was to try and give you some more exposure for your blog post. I thought that it was well written and very informative.
why thank you and yes I got that and also forget to say thank you for the exposure. It is hard to always find things to write about and there are a whole group of runners our there and another group that maybe want to. who knows. I learn a lot at times when I write these as well, if I take the time to do the research. But its true what I said, I love it for the scenery as much as what it does for me in all other aspects, physically, mentally and spiritually. What lake are you on BTW?
Sorry that I missed responding to this Marion.
I thought that you did a fantastic job writing your article and I know that it takes a considerable amount of time to put it together so that it flows, is accurate and holds the interest of the reader. Tricky to do at the best of times.
We live just before lock #7 on the Trent-Severn Waterway and you are most welcome if you ever find yourself back in our part of Ontario. :)
Why thank you. Not all my posts are quite that put together, but once in a while I nail it. We are back there often, many friends and family still about there. :))