Aaron & Scott: Pre-race
Heading out at dawn
Mile 2: The clothes are coming off
Sunrise
Fueling up at an aid station
Newfound marathon friends: Annie & Mags
pit stop
Mile 13: Halfway there! Yes, that's me in the hat and sunglasses. It can be uncomfortable with so many people recognizing me from my blog. I try to keep a low profile.
Shoe Trees of Park City
Through downtown Park City
Over the bridge
Scott warily eyes this privately sponsored water station.
Aaron hit the wall at mile 20
Aaron ponders the throbbing pain in his knee around mile 21. He toughed it out.
One of the many art installations along the trail
Mile 25: In the home stretch
7 comments:
Congrats on your marathon run! I know I would never do it.
Love and Light
Awesome Shane!
What a scenic looking marathon.
Have a Great Day!
love the shoe tree! lol. kind of reminds me of the bra tree at the brighton resort.
Good job, runners. How come Aaron has a red award and Shane and Scott have green awards? Didn't you all run together?
Oh my gosh shaners you are the man. Ive been training for a half...but don't run it until Dec. I don't think I could be as cool as you to do a full. Better man than me. :) Congratulations!
Thanks everyone for the kudos.
I wasn't aware of the bra tree species. Sounds intriguing.
Joey. I was going to think up something witty about why Aaron's medal is red and ours is green, but I'm not in the mood. They had two color choices. Scott and I like the color green more than Aaron. In fact, I think he's a green racist.
No, no, no. The red medals were only given to superior runners. I don't know what criteria were used to decided superiority, but I know that's why I have the red one.
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