Dec 4, 2007
Table for two
Welcome to the land of cold and snow. This is the scene on the deck at the back of our home. It has been snowing for the past three days now.
Snow
The snow season has started. Precisely, it started on the last day of November. There were a couple of not so significant snowfalls earlier in November as well.
On Saturday morning our running group met at 7:00AM while the snowfall was still going strong, and with more than three inches of fresh snow on the ground. I had bought a running jacket the previous night anticipating the crappy Saturday morning - so, I ran with the group as well, instead of wussing out. I ran 6 miles. The thick snow under the feet made it feel like running on soft beach sand. The many layers of clothing provided excellent warmth, but the wind was harsh on the face and the heavy snow drastically reduced visibility.
It was a very interesting run. And here it is being recorded for posterity.
This is our backyard now.
On Saturday morning our running group met at 7:00AM while the snowfall was still going strong, and with more than three inches of fresh snow on the ground. I had bought a running jacket the previous night anticipating the crappy Saturday morning - so, I ran with the group as well, instead of wussing out. I ran 6 miles. The thick snow under the feet made it feel like running on soft beach sand. The many layers of clothing provided excellent warmth, but the wind was harsh on the face and the heavy snow drastically reduced visibility.
It was a very interesting run. And here it is being recorded for posterity.
This is our backyard now.
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