Saturday, April 23, 2016

Illinois

Another marathon finish, another state.  Easy race, and finished a little more than 25% of the goal.  It was a emotional roller coaster of a day.  I learned that I was banned from the Delaware and Maryland race for which I was registered.  Luckily i built in some redundancy into the schedule.  That redundancy is for DNF or race director caused DNS.  I have backup races already scheduled for Delaware and Maryland later in the year.  It's not possible to have redundancy for all the states.  Hope it does happen too many more times.   


Friday, April 22, 2016

In Illinois

Missouri

 Another marathon finish and another state.


Thursday, April 21, 2016

In Missouri

Kentucky

Another marathon finish, another state.  Race selection like Go or Blokus.

A little more than 20% done with the goal.

Wednesday, April 20, 2016

In Kentucky

Tennessee

God the marathon finish.  Got the state added to the tally. A little less than 20% (10/51 = 19.61%)

Photographers are used to the pace of the runners.  The wheelchairs are a different pace, and a rarity.  They don't know how to lead us to take the picture they want.  I got the feet for pictures, just not the face.

Tuesday, April 19, 2016

In Tennessee

The border is hilly.  Hope the marathon course is not as hilly.

Mississippi

Got the finish.  Got the state.

Four (4) flats during the race. Three (3) of them on the wheel that is the most difficult to change.

I hope to get back to having nothing to report but a marathon finish and another state captured.

Monday, April 18, 2016

In Mississippi

Arkansas

Another marathon finish and another state.

Sunday, April 17, 2016

In Arkansas

Louisiana

As pointed out before stories require a conflict. Even in the Disney movie there is the moment the children worry about being eaten.  Being more than 1/10 done my normalcy meter can also be biased such that what others would consider a reportable event, I now see as another day same old stuff.

The one report I want to make is another marathon finish.

Saturday, April 16, 2016