One of the things I have come to love about running/walking is being able to go places, go out and run/walk and experience things first hand. Yesterday I went running down in San Diego, at the harbor and Seaport Village. One thing I noticed was that other people who were running were pretty fit and, well, young. But I didn't let that stop me. I ran through the crowds of people, marveled at the beautiful view of the harbor and the skyline of San Diego. I ran past the shops, the performers, the Pedacabs, and the lady who talked to her shopping cart. I admired the Midway, an aircraft carrier turned museum, and smelled the great food of the many restaurants. It was a fantastic run and a great experience.
But I definitely did not have any delusions about beautiful surroundings making running any easier.
I'm wondering, though, after all the running/walking I've done, why running doesn't come any easier. Hmmm...hopefully I'll figure that out. Next week we're doing a 10K in Coronado, so this week will be about preparation.
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