Some of you may remember this run from August, when Reaves introduced us to his favorite college stomping grounds - a place where he learned to live in harmony with the Cougar. Unfortunately for our friend Jarrin, the Cougar was on the prowl and looking to strike. After that eventful run, a survelince video from the Univ. of Maryland caught the Cougar on tape, where it was determined to be nothing more than a large ferral cat.All are welcome to join us Sunday morning for this long run. It consists of several loops of a 6 mile trail so everyone can trim or extend this run as necessary. Here are directions to the parking lot where we will meet.
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Reaves, why did you assume a cougar of all creatures? Are you into older women? :p
This is where the cat was first identified as a cougar:
http://www.wtopnews.com/?nid=708&sid=1451562
This was a great run. It was so hot & humid, we stopped for gatorade after each 6 mile loop, 3 stops in all.
I am working tomorrow at noon so will not be able to make it. I'm doing a 60min run from c&o mile marker/lock 5 at 8am if anyone else needs to run early.
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=115010064269421009162.00044368af78726f82cbb&z=19
I'll be there.
Billy
Wow...memories. That was indeed an awesome run; albeit a destroyed knee/hip and partially tearing my plantar off it's foundation. I'll be there in spirit!
I came back yesterday, so ill be there, but two loops is enough for me...
how is the footing? debating coming, but battling a left ankle that keeps rolling on softer terrain.
I'll be good for 9-10.
This may be too late for you to decide, Neal, but the footing is generally good for a trail. That said, a trail is a trail. It's probably similar to some of the Archibold Glover Park trails or slightly better.
Thanks for the info. I'll stick to the roads for another week.
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