In Chocorua, New Hampshire, taken on my run today.

The famous Mount Chocorua, from across Chororua Lake. Here is a gallery of painted and photographic renditions of the mountain by various artists.

Journey's swimming beach at mile 4.5 of today's run (I got wet there, too.... it was a really hot day)

Another mountain view

I know you can't read the sign. It says:
Tamworth Fire Department
Chocorua Station
I hope it's not a big fire.
My run:
8 miles, 1:26 moving time, about 2:00 total time (stops for Journey to drink and swim; taking pictures; walking a little every half-mile since it was 85*F which I'm not used to.)
P.S. I love my new camera phone, never had one before. I've been carrying a phone, camera, and GPS (when I don't know my distance.) Bless Race Ready shorts. Now I'm down to just the camera phone and GPS.
4 comments:
Cool!! Do you transmit the photos back or just store them like a camera?? Do they charge for transmitting a photo?
I love the pics. Nice to run in areas that are so peaceful looking.
Looks beautiful. What a nice training locale.
Beautiful.
Hang in there Ellie. You are a marathon veteran and you know that getting to the end of the 26 is mostly mental. You'll do fine.
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