Red Mosquito

tree_ wrote:Good stuff dad keep it up

thanks, tree_, I'm just trying to keep up.

keep keeping it up

I hope Reid isn't embittered by the roaring success of this lovely thread.

no early morning walk today, fellas. dad slept in. might go for an evening walk if the weather behaves.

Ello Sailor wrote:I hope Reid isn't embittered by the roaring success of this lovely thread.

Reid is out here supporting the 4mph grind.

i got antsy watching 100 Foot Wave, and wanted to get out and be active. pushed myself through an afternoon walk in low 90s, with no shade.

i choose stupidity.

dad wrote:i got antsy watching 100 Foot Wave, and wanted to get out and be active. pushed myself through an afternoon walk in low 90s, with no shade.

i choose stupidity.

only 90?

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

dad wrote:i got antsy watching 100 Foot Wave, and wanted to get out and be active. pushed myself through an afternoon walk in low 90s, with no shade.

i choose stupidity.

only 90?

93, heat index 99.

dad wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

dad wrote:i got antsy watching 100 Foot Wave, and wanted to get out and be active. pushed myself through an afternoon walk in low 90s, with no shade.

i choose stupidity.

only 90?

93, heat index 99.

weak

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

dad wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

dad wrote:i got antsy watching 100 Foot Wave, and wanted to get out and be active. pushed myself through an afternoon walk in low 90s, with no shade.

i choose stupidity.

only 90?

93, heat index 99.

weak

You're still a strong walking father figure to me, dad.

Ello Sailor wrote:You're still a strong walking father figure to me, dad.

thanks, man. just trying to keep up with the lads the best way i know how.

another morning walk before the sun woke up. these early morning walks are just right, low 70s, slight breeze. the only hiccup today was crossing paths with a very big spider web w/homeowner there--not a fan. luckily, i was able to get around it all without disturbing things.

i did the math last night, and as of today, i've walked over 100 miles this month.

getting after it, boys.

love,

dad

another morning walk before the sun woke up. these early morning walks are just right, low 70s, slight breeze. the only hiccup today was crossing paths with a very big spider web w/homeowner there--not a fan. luckily, i was able to get around it all without disturbing things.

i did the math last night, and as of today, i've walked over 100 miles this month.

getting after it, boys.

love,

dad

That morning walk sounds lovely.

the spider though.

no thanks.

dad wrote:

Ello Sailor wrote:I hope Reid isn't embittered by the roaring success of this lovely thread.

Reid is out here supporting the 4mph grind.

I rarely Strava log my walks, but when I do, there's usually something I think others would find interesting about it. In yesterday's case it was a refreshing coconut from a vendor.

dad wrote:the spider though.

no thanks.

You get used to them in the AM. If you ever decide to go for an early morning trail run, it's thrilling to see a web fastly approaching you in the light of your headlamp. Dodging them feels like a game of temple run.

I’ve already put together a list of trails I want to walk that are a 25-30 min drive from the house.

slept in today, and opted for a lunchtime walk.

ugh, bad idea.

morning walks are where it's at.