I love visiting Rehoboth Beach. I’m often there eating (which I did do a good amount of this weekend), but this time, I also got a 17-miler in. If you’ve been following my blog, you know I’m training for the Big Sur International Marathon, which is April 26. While I’m not following a distinct plan, I have … More Rehoboth an awesome place to log 17 miles
I traveled to Richmond on Friday for an event the following day, and didn’t really have any plans for Friday. But I did know that I wanted to get a run in, and I did. It was a very slow run, between stopping at lights, being careful around ice and snow and running up hills. … More Richmond Run
When you train for a marathon, a 10-mile run is nothing. When you haven’t run 10 miles in more than a month, a 10-mile run is certainly something. Although I was tired by the end of my first double-digit run since the Rehoboth Beach Seashore Marathon on Dec. 6, I’m really glad I got a long … More A fun, tiring long run on Wicomico’s Westside
A while ago as I was on a run in Easton, Maryland, I noticed that Easton has a Rails To Trails paved trail. I decided not to run on the trail that time, but I was interested in checking it out at a later point. Then, it took me a decent amount of time to … More Easton’s Rails To Trails provides a nice change of scenery
I ran on Kent Island’s Cross Island Trail for the first time earlier this year, and I had a great experience. So, when I had some free time and was already returning from a trip across the Bay Bridge on Dec. 26, I decided I’d stop there to run again. Like last time, I parked … More A return to the Cross Island Trail, but a different experience
My marathon training, combined with daylight saving time leaving few available running hours during non-work time, has resulted in running many, many miles in Salisbury. So, for my last really long run before the Rehoboth Beach Seashore Marathon, I decided to run my 20 miles in Chincoteague Island last Saturday, Nov. 15. (I still have a … More Chincoteague Island offers fun atmosphere for 20-miler
She Runs by the Seashore 