Walking1:13:20 4.09 mi (17:56 / mi) +114m16:31 / mi ahr:92 max:128 shoes: INOV8 285
Dear wife wanted to hike, and I figured the main path would be semi-dry. It was passable. Most of the side trails on this half of the park were okay because of leaves.
This also includes two passes through the zig zag to see how it compares to the map.
I should do some Cabin Fever hill work out here. I scouted some nice spots.
Biking1:41:04 16.98 mi (10.1 mph) +44m ahr:148 max:169 slept:7.0 weight:198.8lbs shoes: Old Red Schwinn Rocket
Slow, sweaty, and sloppy.
2 PM
Orienteering1:58:06* 4.22 mi (27:59 / mi) +87m26:18 / mi ahr:102 max:145 spiked:5/5c slept:1.0 shoes: Brooks Cascadia
Peach Mountain Trail Update and Boulder Survey Phase #1.
I walked the new trail near the usual start, forward and backward, so Igor can add it. Later I also double walked the junction that is out of date after some brush has people routing around it.
Boulder surveying was not as simple as it sounds. I took a bunch of pictures for the Boulder Review Committee. I also couldn't even find a couple of them. I am curious how close I was. Then, you measure some .3 m boulders that are on the map, turn a corner, and see three .3 m boulders that aren't on the map. :| Well now what do you do with that!
Wife was talking about a hike tomorrow - maybe we can do the main trail at Peach Mountain and that would give a gps track to tweak the one wonky trail bend on the main drag.
So maybe an end of August time frame would be best for canoe o, like 8/24. Kensington has a mud run or something on 8/25, but maybe that would still work. It's a week after Wilderness Traverse and not Labor Day. Something to work towards anyway.
Leg seems to hurt the most just as you put it up on a stair and go to push off. I have a hunch I could run on it without discomfort. It seems to be focused for a strain, but not painful enough to be cracked. :\