A summer running memory

While I was training for my second marathon this past summer, I took quite a few photos with my Blackberry on my runs. This is one of my favorites from an early morning in July. This is the Peaks of Otter in Bedford County -- it's a very similar spot to my Mile 100 photo from April 2010.

The combination of the sun coming up behind me, coupled with the fog made for a pretty decent photo. I'm so glad I had my phone with me to capture the memory of this run.

Craving Spring?

Enough of this stuff with snow and cold weather. In looking back at my posts, there's a lot of that. While I do love it, I was suddenly craving warm weather when looking through some photos I posted over on Daily Mile.

Looking a lot like Christmas

Nothing says the Christmas season like a little bit of snow. Yeah, I know ... Christmas was more than a month ago, but what's wrong with still being in the Christmas spirit? And this photo was a spur of the moment photo as I headed to a kid's birthday party in Lynchburg, Va., the same night of the Christmas parade in downtown.

If you look close enough ...

... it's not my wife's face that you see ... but instead you'll see me in her sunglasses.

I haven't posted in a while, but I think it's time I start again. Perhaps I'll do a series of self-portraits? We'll see.

Mile 100

In April I did something great with my running -- I ran at least a mile every day, and I also ran more than 100 miles. Here's a view of where I was at mile 100.


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Another foot of snow ...

Bedford, Va., was once again slammed with a foot of snow this weekend. Forecasts were for about 6 inches or snow, perhaps a little more, but it just kept snowing and snowing and snowing ...

One final snow photo

This is the final snow photo I'll post from this snow storm. This is my son's hand after he got a little snow in it. Sometimes the simplest photos say a lot, and for some reason this photo says a lot to me. Not quite sure what, but it does ...