Sorry, couldn’t think of a catchy title.
The reason this is exciting for me is because I had zero recognizable pictures from my two fall half marathons in Philadelphia. While I have only paid for one race picture ever (from my first half marathon), race pictures are usually good for a laugh.
I’ll cut to the chase.
This was right before we began the trail portion. I look strangely pleased. Or in La-La Land.
Here we have the beginning of the trail, and I seem to have found something amusing:
After the mile-long descent which came after the forever-uphill, I summoned my ability to levitate:
Approaching finish! My pasty flesh reveals I am not a native Californian.
While I don’t recall switching my water bottle from my right hand to my left hand, I can only assume it was to free up my right hand to stop my Garmin a second later.
And quite possibly the best picture I came across today (or this month):
Horses benefit from compression during recovery too.
Why can't they make those things for humans? I'm always telling my husband that a full body compression suit would be awesome.
ReplyDeleteYour pics are good! Mine always look terrible.
Thanks, I did omit some including one where my eyes are closed and I'm gasping for air
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures!! Looks like a lot of fun - hope you are enjoying the west coast!
ReplyDeleteThat horse picture is literally the best thing I've seen all day. :)
ReplyDeleteThose race pictures are awesome, you look so hardcore!
How did you manage to get all good pictures from a race? You look fantastic! How the hell did they get that thing on the horse??
ReplyDeleteYou look like a lot of Californian's with that sexy pale. We aren't all hollywood idiots who sit on the beach or in the tanning bed ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat pics anyway, and from what I know about compression wear, that horse paid $2,000 minimum for that thing.