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Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Day 40: What is this, snow!?

Caught some interesting weather today. The first precipitation of the trip, and it wasn't rain. That's right, it snowed today. In fact, it was nearly a blizzard for about an hour during the afternoon run. It was 45 degrees today with snow. Not something I was expecting in May in Arizona. Of course, at 7,200 feet in the mountains, I guess anything is possible. It was a good run today, despite the weather, and I finished strong. I am about 14 miles west of Springerville, AZ, and about 28 miles from the New Mexico border!! I'm gonna miss Arizona. Met some wonderful people, and had some great views. Although, I will not miss the high altitude running. I'll get about 150 miles of it in New Mexico before I start back down out of the mountains and into more flat geography. Huge thank you to the ladise at the Springerville Subway for the free sub, and it was delicious, haha. Gonna grab a bunch of sleep, its supposed to be a cold one again tomorrow.
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  1. CJ - "Invisible One"May 11, 2011 at 4:28 AM

    Wow, that's like "real life", Drew - you never know what you're gonna get! It was an unreal 87 degrees here yesterday with sun all day until evening. Severe storms north, west, and south of us. Charleston was hit hard with winds, hail,and heavy rains (flooding closed CAMC General). I thought about you and wondered what it was like for you on the road...stay strong and, like a great boy scout, always be prepared! :D

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