Sunday, November 25, 2012

Instagram-free Lakefront Run


This morning, I completed my longest run since 10/7/2012. It was perfect training weather: Sunny, 35 degrees and a slight wind. The cold wind makes the workout a tad more challenging, but you don't feel that "heat stroke" type nausea that happens often during a long hot run in the summer. With the extra layers of clothing, I don't tend to over-speed, which is easier on my legs and that's the point of a true "long, slow, distance" run.

Anyway, I took some pictures on my run.

The Orb by the lake

#1 in my "Man Encounters Orb" Series entitled "Man Examines Orb"

#2 in my "Man Encounters Orb" Series entitled "Man Approaches Orb"

#3 in my "Man Encounters Orb" Series entitled "Man Touches Orb!"




Navy Pier Ferris Wheel with Runners


Near the half way point around Oak Street Beach
Believe it or not, all of these pictures are unfiltered/unaltered pics of the Lakefront Trail this morning.
Total: 13.1 Miles @ 7:51/mile. A Dunkin' Donuts bagel sandwich was my reward after the run!

10 comments:

  1. looks like it was a beautiful day to run....nice pics!

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  2. Love the photos! Looked like a delightful morning for a run :)

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  3. I am laughing out loud about the man encountering the orb series. This needs to be in the museum of contemporary art!!

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    1. I should think about submitting it to the MCA. I could just hang out by the "orb" all day and get pics of people examining it.

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  4. Great pictures! and even better run, what a fast pace!

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    1. Thank you so much for the marathon training advice. I REALLY appreciate it!

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  5. Now is a great time to be down there. It is relatively uncrowded compared to spring/summer.

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  6. Such peaceful images! I absolutely love the series on the man with the orb!!! What a difference the season makes on the lakefront path, wow. I'm so used to it being packed during the summertime with all the marathon training groups!

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