So, somewhere along the line, we E Streeters thought it would be fun to do an eight-mile run in sub-zero temperatures this morning. Needless to say, we were quite the spectacle for the Westford families who, instead of driving through an animal preserve, opted to take their kids for a ride to see the stupid-ass runners.
Here's the result (forgive the quality of the pics, electronic devices tend to malfunction at -4 degree temperatures, which it was at our East Boston Camp start.)
Here we are at the start, joined by Scott Graham, who decided to add seven miles onto his already-completed seven-mile loop:

Preparing for the hills of Chelmsford:

Scott Spence had a clear advantage out front:
Here's the course, map complete with elevation, courtesy of John's runkeeper:

And the satellite pic of our course, because NASA likes to keep tabs on the E Streeters:

And finally, at the finish, Barry was a little worse for the wear:

And just think - next weekend we get to run twice the distance, only with more hills!
2 comments:
I couldn't stop laughing!!
Wow! That's dedication. Obviously Barry took the cool down a little too serious. Keep inspiring the rest of us to wish we had the motivation to run in weather like that.
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