Run 1,084: Remembrance Day heatwave

View from Cariboo Dam, pre-run: Not seen–the incredibly balmy 17°C weather. It was kind of a strange run. I missed Monday’s run because I had errands that ate up a large chunk of the day, so I’d gone three days between runs. The weather today looked cloudy, but unusually balmy and indeed, it was 17°C for the run, about six degrees warmer than normal. I wore my hoodie to the lake, but had it wrapped around my waist for the run and the walk home. It was so mild that even the breeze after the run felt refreshing, not cold. It was also Remembrance Day, and as there was no immediate threat of rain, the trail was fairly packed, this time with a weirdly large number of joggers, though none of the regulars (I got out late), along with others walking dogs and one very naughty cyclist who was riding way too fast. May both her tires get punctured by coyotes. I started out slow and ended with an overall pace of 6:03/km, down a fair bit from my last run. Thinking about it, I cite these as possible…

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