There was plenty of time to do whatever today. Activities that did not involve driving on the ice covered roads were preferred though.
That is a definite benefit of trail running. No car needed from where I live. :-)
The storm that blew in yesterday changed from freezing rain to sleet, and then to snow.
Surfaces that were a glaze of ice last night....
....were cushioned with over an inch of sleet, and another inch of powdery snow.
I ran the snake trail to Rock City. My pace was in the mid 12 minute range, although I was just out for a jog, not pushing the pace at all.
At Rock City, I headed down the Jelly Legs trail to Pepsi Pond.
A good tip for winter running....
Don't eat yellow snow!
A contraption seen in the woods. Not sure what it is....a trap? A shelter?
Running south on the ridge trail.
After dark, it Really got cold. Fortunately, I brought along a fleece pullover, and a stocking hat.
That is a definite benefit of trail running. No car needed from where I live. :-)
The storm that blew in yesterday changed from freezing rain to sleet, and then to snow.
Surfaces that were a glaze of ice last night....
....were cushioned with over an inch of sleet, and another inch of powdery snow.
I ran the snake trail to Rock City. My pace was in the mid 12 minute range, although I was just out for a jog, not pushing the pace at all.
At Rock City, I headed down the Jelly Legs trail to Pepsi Pond.
A good tip for winter running....
Don't eat yellow snow!
A contraption seen in the woods. Not sure what it is....a trap? A shelter?
Running south on the ridge trail.After dark, it Really got cold. Fortunately, I brought along a fleece pullover, and a stocking hat.
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