Sunday, October 29, 2017

Fall Colors are Fabulously Cheerful

Congratulations to Deb and Cheryl (and the family) at the Long Beach 1/2 Marathon and Stacey and Cris at the Portland 1/2 Marathon. The races were on October 8th and everyone did well.

Seattle is alive with colors now and we are enjoying biking and running in the beauty.

Next up: Lake Washington 1/2 Marathon next week for Deb and Cheryl and the Thanksgiving weekend 1/2's coming up in a month!




Sunday, October 1, 2017

Poo Poo Point and Start of the Fall Race Season

We had a fabulous hike at Tiger Mtn up too Poo Poo Point. Mix bag with the weather, perfect temps though. Very little drizzle and the sun even came out at the end. Great northwest forest, many ferns, big trees and huge devils club! New pit toilets at the top - very cool with hand sanitizer too.

Good luck to our racers next week at 1/2 Marathons in Portland and Long Beach, CA!!






Happy Birthday RUN

Monday, September 18, 2017

Fall Hiking and Run Group Sarts

We had a fabulous hike to Kendall Katwalk on Saturday. It was a tad bit smokey so the views were good, but not the usual crystal clear!

The Sunday group has started, training for fall 1/2 marathon and 10 km races (or not). Great fun running and walking with all our buddies again.

Niki and Sandra had great rides on the High Pass challenge. Until now our biking team has been able to still get out there and have fun. Including a birthday ride with a Starbucks stop.







 



Birthday ride
Volunteer Park
Discovery Park
High Pass Challenge




Triathlon winners

Saturday, August 12, 2017

A Very Berry Hike up Mount Washington

Lovely day for a hike and refreshing too as we had a bit of rain. It was warm enough and we were climbing so not a problem!!! The wildflowers were amazing and we were able to snack all the way up on salmon berries, thimble berries, blueberries and wild blackberries - yummy. Sun came out and so did the views on our way down. Great hike as there was lots of parking and almost no one else on the trail! Yay for Mount Washington.