Usually the first mile at Stony Creek is brutally windy but we got there around 8am and there was no wind which is almost unheard of at this point in the run. Not the case later on in the run.
We even saw the Hanson's runners out doing their training. It seemed crazy how fast they were going with the slippery path. While the path was plowed, it was not salted or, at least, the salt was not working. Brrrrr!
Stony Creek - work on the bridge |
Kevin working hard in the cold |
The below picture is always one of my favorite parts on the path that we pass no matter what time of year it is as it's nice to see the water flowing. It was pretty frozen and, as you can see, there's not much water showing.
This is also a nice part of the trail but it's also where it started to get windy!
On the other side of the lake we found the wind. It made it crazy cold at this part of the run and for most of the rest of the run.
We finished up with only six miles for this run. Had the sun not been out, it could have been brutal but ended up being another enjoyable run even if it were in the teen's with a negative wind chill.
Are you still running in these temps or worse?
Have a great day and....Keep Running!!!!
It is great that Stony keeps their path cleared! I have been braving the cold and running there the last couple of weeks as well.
ReplyDeleteIt's been hot here in Cape Town for the last week, so on my longer runs I've been looking for the mountain dams to dive in to cool off!!!
ReplyDeleteGood luck in keeping warm as 2014 starts.