june 3 day 25 26 miles total 647 for once i had exactly as far to go as my stupid plan said. on top of that, i got a fast start. bud sterner came from nowhere to be a fantastic crew. i was on top of the world when i Read more…
slap slap slap slap slowly the world is emerging from its cloak of darkness dimly i see the road ahead all is silence around me the only sound my steady footfalls on the pavement slap slap slap slap then the birds begin to sing over my shoulder i can see Read more…
june 2 day 24 27 miles total 621 at least i have 1000 of something! i spent my day almost pleasantly (ok, mostly pleasantly) walking thru the most amazing vineyards i have ever seen. mile after mile of grapevines stretching from erie (of which i finally got a glimpse) to Read more…
between those buildings…. that blue is lake erie. it is not, after all, another new york myth (like the hills coming to an end, or the weather being perfect for the rest of the week) you have to blow it up to see, but erie is the dark blue piece Read more…
you haven’t done anything. none the less a little after 0800 eastern time i passed 600 miles. laz
june 1 day 23 30 miles total 594 so much to tell but i am late to bed still haven’t seen erie! beginning to doubt it exists. laz
Carl Laniak wrote: >For some people following the schedule is half the fun. >For others, a schedule ruins the whole thing. >Flexibility can save an otherwise doomed run, but I don’t think laz is in that place. >To each his/her own! actually the schedule provides a point of focus and Read more…