Running past the time mat by the start/finish tent. What is not seen is the new large screen tv displaying the names of runners and the laps they have completed. Pace, miles completed and overall standings is also displayed.
Coming into the aid station. The dry erase board displayed the top 5 runners, male and female, for both the 12 & 24 hour races.
After the aid station was the personal aid stations set up by the runners and their crew.
Brian Krogmann leaving the start/finish area.
Mark Tanaka heading down Mason Street.
On Mason St., views of the lagoon and the bridge.
Monica and John, heading towards the bridge after just having turned right from Mason Street.
Ray Sanchez turning right and into Marine Drive.
Nathan Yanko on Marine Drive and heading back to the start/finish.
Ken Michal on Marine Drive.
Turning off Marine Drive into the short path that leads back to the start/finish area. The aid station tent can be seen, it's just to the right of the runner.
Back at the timing matt with Nathan Yanko. This shot was taken later in the afternoon. The sun hadn't started to set while I was out for my 1 mile walk.
I would be the first person to get lost - LOL
ReplyDeleteNot sure about lost but dizzy, yes!
ReplyDeleteI think running a 12.5 mile loop 4 times is monotonous....can't imagine a 1 mile loop for 12/24 hours.
ReplyDeleteNice! I like that. ;)
ReplyDeleteWow - those are cool, Rick! I hadn't seen them before today!!
ReplyDeleteThanks!