Rachel and Linda are followed by Bobby and Ed with whom I ran most of my 8 miles.The goose population is thriving on the west bank of the Arkansas.
Running on Turkey through the muddy clay sections, you get quite a lot of gunk caked up on your shoes, which is aggravating. Running through goose-land leads to gunk caked up on your shoes which is a little more than aggravating!I ran in to a couple of my ultra-friends on the west side.
Earl and Dan are both training for the Mother Road 100....100 miles on old Route 66 in western Oklahoma. Dan smoked the course 2 years ago for his first 100 mile finish. Earl had problems along the way and eventually had to drop. I am sure he wants to right that ship.Upon taking their picture, Dan snatched my camera away from me and took my picture!
Hey! I sweat a lot!Afterwards, Dana and I hit the trails at Turkey for a 4 EASY miles. We ran the snake trail, and she made it right by the dreaded tripping-stump, giving it a quick cussing as she passed.
We stopped for a few pics at Rock City before heading home.
Now I have my list to tend to:
1. Mow grass
2. Weed eat
3. Fix electric fence
4. Bathe dogs
5. Clean off desk
(I have my doubts I'll get too much of that done!)
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