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A Wet Easy 11 Miles

ByTim Nolte

I got 11 miles in this morning even though it was raining. With being stuck inside, and at home, pretty much all the time, I was glad to get out end enjoy the end of my run in some daylight. When I finished I enjoyed getting on a Zoom call with the team and catching up a little bit. This season will look a bit different without our normal kick-off, but we still have many ways to stay connected.

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During my run the rain slowed down to a light most for a bit then it decided to pick-up again towards the end. In spite of the rain it was warm enough that I didn’t need to wear a stocking hat.

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