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Thursday Jan 26, 2006 #
trail running 1:13:36 [3]
weight:140.5lbs shoes: Air Max Trail 09/05
With Phil, same as yesterday, plus a little further on the other side of the Conway-Whately Road. We were planning to go a bit more but there was a wide enough stream crossing, not frozen over because of the mild weather, and we weren't keen on wading.
Nice day, sunny, but a stiff wind out of the NW (20-25 mph, a gentle Laramie zephyr). Most of the time we were sheltered from it by the woods and/or the terrain, but across a couple of fields on the top of a hill it was blowing hard and drifting the snow. In a few places it was a foot deep, or at least that's how far it felt like I was going in. And 30 minutes later on the return trip our footprints had already disappeared. I'm glad we weren't relying on them to find our way back!
Relaxed pace, legs felt good, conditions still a bit soft but mostly ok.
Nice day, sunny, but a stiff wind out of the NW (20-25 mph, a gentle Laramie zephyr). Most of the time we were sheltered from it by the woods and/or the terrain, but across a couple of fields on the top of a hill it was blowing hard and drifting the snow. In a few places it was a foot deep, or at least that's how far it felt like I was going in. And 30 minutes later on the return trip our footprints had already disappeared. I'm glad we weren't relying on them to find our way back!
Relaxed pace, legs felt good, conditions still a bit soft but mostly ok.