This is why I run:




PJ's Run was originally created in 2006 to document the training for and tackling of my dream run from Boulder, Colorado to Petoskey, Michigan: 1400 miles, 6 states, and 57 days on the road from June 6 to August 1, 2007. Since then, I continued to post occasionally with a focus on my running endeavors sprinkled with other bits and pieces of life. Fast forward to January, 2016 and my new Quest! To run a trail in every state. More adventures to write about in PJ's Run!
2 comments:
That's a great reason . . . and some very well-taken photos.
Well, then, I don't think that that's a good reason - because you can see a lot, lot more of the out of doors by WALKING than you can by RUNNING.
Simple math and physic, PJ :)
....oh, no - I have no idea why *I* run. I can't even come up with an excuse :)
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