
This is our neighborhood running gang- we had 6 of us running the full, which is quite a bit smaller than usual.

I ran the first 14 miles with my running buddy from the Rocky Raccoon Race earlier this year.

There are some nice scenic parts of the marathon- especially miles 3-12, which go through some fun neighborhoods with nice trees.

It’s much better after the half-marathoners turn off & the crowd thins out considerably.

It’s a mostly flat course, and the biggest hill is this giant over-pass. It’s the not-so-scenic part of the run….
Nor is this part, where you run along a major interstate and between a sound wall. It’s only about a mile & then we head back into the swanky parts of town.
I felt great & ran quite a bit the last 6 miles. It always feels so good to turn that last corner & see the finish line.
You can see me on the far right just under the banner.
This is the first place I landed after standing for about 6 hours! I needed to rest, drink and wait for my hubby to come find me.
After getting on some more comfortable shoes & a dry shirt, I was anxious to head home & get rested before our big trip to DC that night!
GOOD NEWS OF THE DAY: Feet are almost healed, I ran again this morning (7 miles) and I’m getting a massage tomorrow.




