Obviously MapMyRun.com can be used for mapping runs.
Apparently, the developers of MMR are true believers that one can run on water. I only know one person who has done that before, but that doesn’t stop MapMyRun.com from accommodating its users.
We’re down to the wire. Weather looks good…
The gear is mostly sorted. I don’t want to embarrass myself with a picture of it. It’s not pretty.
I know it says Canoelover, but I really love kayaking on the Big Lake. The water is crystal clear and has a cold, almost antiseptic pinch when you touch it, which I find invigorating. No so invigorating that I jump into the water…there’s shrinkage, and there’s Ratatinment Superieur.
Anyway…boats are prepped, ready to go. I had to replace a cam cleat on my Cetus for a hard-mounted tow rig. I guess sailors hate consistency, as the one I replaced had holes about 3 mm closer together than the Harken I used to replace it, and I had to buy stainless machine screws that were 1/2″ longer because the ones from the old cleat were about 2 mm too short. And my marine caulk had hardened up like a dried apricot that rolled under the seat of the car. It had been several years, so it really didn’t owe me anything. 15 minute estimate, meet 90 minute project.
On top of all this, I’m changing bandages on Dog 3.0. More surgery…the ER doc botched it. Too mad to talk about it right now. Dog 3.o does have the nicest bandage of all time … gauze with a Smartwool wool sock over it. It needs to breathe, so what better way? I needed a few new pair anyway, and these were starting to look a little bare. What’s cute is the heel cup fits right over her hock.
In three days, we’ll be looking at this.
Respectfully submitted,
Canoelover