It was hot, windy, hilly, and beautiful out.
I have run a new road the last two days.
I took my pepper spray with me in case I happened to cross paths with any dogs.
Luckily, I didn't need it.
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| 2 miles of rolling hills ahead |
The only wildlife that I spotted today was a turkey. Too hot for the deer and luckily no snakes.
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| Harrison County has a average population of 10 people per square mile. I typically see less than 1 vehicle per mile. |
Running out here gives me plenty of time to think. I don't listen to music because I have to be able to hear any vehicles coming. Many problems have been solved, ideas have been generated, and demons have been exorcised on the road.
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| I just find this sign funny. Meet me at the intersection of EE FF and F! |
No stoplights to worry about out here.
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| Just me and the fence posts... |
When we first moved here almost two years ago I was mad and frustrated at all of the rolling hills, it seems like they just never stop.
It took me awhile, but I made peace with them.
Now I embrace them.
I know most of these pictures probably look about the same to most people. I enjoy running new areas because you never know what's on the other side of the next hill. Around here....it's usually another hill.
I won't ever see a carless road like that in California. You are lucky! :)
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