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In the 1 days ending Mar 19, 2010:

activity # timemileskm+ft
  trail running1 31:58 3.2(9:59) 5.15(6:12)
  Total1 31:58 3.2(9:59) 5.15(6:12)
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Friday Mar 19, 2010 #

trail running 31:58 [3] 3.2 mi (9:59 / mi)
rhr:48 shoes: saloman

Short and easy, warm day, verging on too hot. If it's like this in March, what will summer bring?

Major decision what what to listen to. I've been enjoying Fresh Air recently, she has good interviews, and the ones about the arts are often with people I've never heard of. Next on my list of FA was with a music group called the Carolina Chocolate Drops, I was about to pass on it and scroll further down the list, but then thought, what the hell, I might learn something.

Delightful interview. Interesting music and personalities. And once again showed how little I know about music and how it's put together. I just don't have a clue. But at least I can still enjoy it.

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Nice recognition for Surebridge as one of the 101 places to orienteer before you die, and it's said by many to be the best place for orienteering in the USA, so I guess I'm probably in the minority, because I'm not sure it would even make my top 10 in the state of New York.

1. It can be very hilly, much too hilly for my tastes, though that depends on what the course setter does.

2. It can be very rocky, much too rocky for my tastes, pretty much regardless of where the course setter sends you.

3. A substantial section of the map is woefully out of date, and out of date for the worse, meaning the vegetation is seriously worse than mapped.

I'm not saying the orienteering isn't challenging and interesting. I just think a lot of other places in the state are also challenging and interesting, and are also a lot more fun.

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