Soapstone with Dusty -

Roughly 9-miles in 1:36:05.

Took the Soapstone Mtn Race Course south except for the creek-bed section and the second climb of Soapstone Mountain.

Yasso 800's in preparation for the Vermont City Marathon and hopeful Boston Qualifier.

1 - 3:03

2 - 3:01

3 - 3:01

4 - 3:05

DL and Dusty took a few laps as well.

Working nights this week at the facility - relining project.

12-miles or so along Soapstone Mountain roads with Dusty.  25 - 30 degrees, finished in 1:51:13.

DH Jones 10-Miler with RunSteveo.

Completed the event in 1:07:19, a pace of 6:44 per mile.

1st Annual Moby Dick Marathons
February 19th, 1995 - Lanesborough, Massachusetts

The 1st Moby Dick Marathons were held.  This was my 5th marathon, with the 28-miles completed in 5:01:00.

It seemed like a good idea, but there are reasons why the event didn't last, especially as a 28 or 30 miler.  Bitter cold, difficult, no aid,  February on Greylock....  seems like there would be many additional "whys".

This run was really special for me, it cemented my friendship with Paul.  We ran the entire event together, and began to dream up our snowshoe series.  Paul and I ended up roaming the woods together for a very long time, we see the same things in nature.

This day had temperature's near 50-degrees!  We completed the first 15-miles in 2:20, and the second 13-miles in 2:41.  What a day -

My Dear Friend Paul

 

 

3.2-miles snowshoe run with Dusty on the Metacomet, Phelps south.

Snowshoe running with Dusty on Phelps north for 3.5-miles.

Return to Shenipsit State Forest to snowshoe roughly 7-miles, with Dusty in 1:24:08.

Building on Friday's 3.2-miles of snowshoe running, I managed 5-miles in Shenipsit today, with Dusty.

Hill Street 10-miler in 1:17:18.

Phelps to "snowshoe" run the Metacomet Trail with my newly purchased Tubbs 10k snowshoes.

Warren Zevon at Pearl Street with DL, Bill & Susan.

Hill Street 10-miler in 1:19:41.

Shenipsit State Forest from Galbreath Road north, 7.5-miles in 1:24:02, with Dusty.

Ran past Bald Mountain Pond, over Bald Mountain, over Pinnacle, past Cooley Pond and back.

Hilly and rugged with decently re-routed and blazed trail segments.