I had an idea today. I thought it would be neat if everyone shared their running areas through photos. So I headed out after work to do just that. What I quickly found, however, was that it is quite impossible to convey through film the beauty I feel I stride through often. So, I stopped after only a few photos of areas all within 4 miles from home. If you want to see more, you'll just have to come and run with me! And perhaps I will try to photograph my next longrun. We shall see.
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My problem with my runs is that they are just boring to me. So, it becomes difficult to realize that others may like it.
I have some fun areas, but I don't want to carry the weight of the camera.
I had thought that it would be cool to train with the camera on a lanyard, so that even in competitive races I could get pictures of the run.
Cool idea in a hot time of year!
Where you run (and live) is beautiful! Everything is so green and pretty!
I love the idea. I will try to bring my camera to Clermont this weekend for hill repeats. The view is incredible!
Thanks for the photos! I like the hills, shade and quiet appearance of your routes. Unfortunately, I only have a pretty bulky digital camera too. It's too much to carry while running but I'm going to try to bring it on the HH100 ride in WF this weekend, though.
awesome! I think I will have to share some of 3rd Creek's beauty here in Knoxville. Thanks for sharing...
What a great idea! I'll try to do it on my next long run- if I can remember my camera.
Your run looks nice and green! Thanks for sharing.
I loved this post. I find even my normal run (done scores of times) interesting each time I run it. I often carry a camera in a small pouch on a waist-belt. I have a picture of me after every single race I have ever run (well over 100) as a point of reference over the years. But people think it's weird for someone always to be taking pictures, especially when the camera isn't "modern" (I carry a disposable film camera). Unfortunately streets never come out as unique in pictures as they are in the flesh though.
what a great idea! my camera weighs about 20 lbs so i can't do it either. I do love where i run though.
Wow what a great backdrop to your training! I love this idea. I'm gonna bring out my camera during my next long run!
I love this idea! I took my camera along on tonight's easy run. I want to take my camera out on all my runs now (I wish it wasn't so clunky!)
Thanks for the great idea!
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