Audrey Ross - 1 Hour 54 Minutes 24 Seconds - 64 out of 216 total runners - 23rd woman to cross the finish line.
Jadon Ross - 1 Hour 54 Minutes 43 Seconds - 65 out of 216 total runners - 42nd man to cross the finish line.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Done with the Lander Half Marathon
Well we made it to Lander and did the half marathon this morning. It started at 6:30 a.m. and both Audrey and I finished in 1 hour and 54 minutes. It was the best time that I've done for a half marathon. So that feels really good. The soreness doesn't feel so good as of right now, but I know that will go away soon! Hopefully I can find some pictures online that photographers took, and our official time and place.
Friday, July 3, 2009
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Cold Hands, Warm Heart Book Review
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Thought For The Day
After riding in a car with no air conditioning all day, I think I would liken it to hell.
IT WAS VERY MISERABLE.
And, yes, I probably am to used to the comforts in my life.
IT WAS VERY MISERABLE.
And, yes, I probably am to used to the comforts in my life.
Friday, June 19, 2009
First Backpacking/Hike of the Summer
Audrey and I decided to take our first hike of the summer this past week. We had to strategically plan where we were going and when because it has been really rainy lately, and our only vehicle that works right now is a rear wheel drive grand marquis (not the ultimate off-roading vehicle).
So we set our sights on a campground called Elkhart Park which is by Pinedale, WY. The trailheads start around 9,000 feet elevation there. Friday morning we loaded up our car and our two dogs and headed out. The first unexpected thing we ran into was a herd of cattle being driven down the highway. (guess we really do live in Wyoming.) So that took a while to drive through, weaving in and out of cows, with our dogs going nuts in the back of the car.
We made it to the campground in good time, and asked the park rangers if the trails were clear. They told us they were great, so we decided to hike up the trail that gained in elevation rather than the one that dropped in elevation.
About 1 mile in the snow that was supposed to be melted started growing. Before long we were trying to walk over snow that had drifted to 6 feet in spots. The temperature was in the 60's and I had on a t-shirt and shorts, so when we would break through the snow it was up to my waist. After trying that for a while, we decided to try the trail that dropped in elevation and thought that the park rangers didn't really know what they were talking about.
The lower trail was much better and we had a great time hiking. The dogs loved it too. Here are some pictures from the trip.







Friday, June 12, 2009
Breaking Dawn - Book Review
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