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I either run because I am too impatient to walk or because they promised me a high.

Ten Bridges - A Long Run Around Manhattan - Part 2

September 20, 2012

Cayman Islands, ICMU, New York, Running

[This is Part 2 of 2] Moving along the Hudson, I kept drinking Gatorade as my thirst dictated, dutifully sucking gels every 30 to 45 minutes and stretching very briefly as...

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Ten Bridges - A Long Run Around Manhattan - Part I

September 18, 2012

ICMU, New York, Running

A few weeks ago, I did a 30K run down the entire length of Manhattan, almost a duplicate of a run I had done last year. It went decently well, if one gauges success by the lack...

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La Descente de Manhattan or Running Too Far, Too Long

February 28, 2011

New York, Running

A few nights ago, as I routinely fought the pre-sleep chaos in my mind and attempted - once again - to figure out where the water in high pressure fire hydrants comes from, I also...

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So I could not Afford Everest. I Climbed Table Mountain Instead. Part 2

January 31, 2011

Photoblogs, Running, South Africa

[Note: This is Part 2 of, yes, Part 1.] Reaching my first escape route, Nursery Ravine - a long, vertical set of stairs into the top of Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden - I did...

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So I Could Not Afford Everest. I Climbed Table Mountain Instead. Part 1

January 30, 2011

Photoblogs, Running, South Africa

Every morning while having breakfast in the Constantia garden, smoking cups of Illy espresso hovering around buttery croissants, Marie and I respectfully look up just beyond the...

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From Cumulus to Nimbus: my Asics are Dead, Long Live my Asics

December 14, 2010

Reviews, Running

Looking at it from a pilot's perspective, it would appear to be a poor trade. Cumulus are gentle, cotton-looking fair weather clouds that simply reflect the presence of vertical...

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