I'm happy to lead the run this Sunday, March 15. Meet at the coffee tree. We'll run down Forbes thru the Schenley golf course and around the Cathedral of Learning and thru Shadyside and back thru Chatham campus to Squirrel Hill. Another trainer for those interested in the half marathon. -- Virginia
Thanks Virginia!
I may not be there - if I am not please let me know where the following week's run will be.
On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 11:55 AM, Anne Jane Gray <annejane@gmail.com> wrote:
Perhaps we were dazzled by Pam's run or just wiped out but we neglected to pick a run for next week. Any ideas?Pam's "Stacks and Tracks" run took us through Schenley Park, the bottom of Oakland, and a veranda with an unexpected view of Panther Hollow. Despite the Daylight Savings Time darkness and the overcast skies the run kept us interested as we explored parts of our neighborhood that we have not visited in a while. Here are the "Stacks and Tracks" we visited:
- The brand new track at Schenley Oval - which we ran around a few times to give the sky time to lighten up
- The rail road tracks that run through and above Panther Hollow
- The big steam stacks by Carnegie Library
- As well as the stacks in Carnegie Library
- While not stacks or tracks, the very long staircase up from Panther Hollow to the back of the Frick Art Building deserves a mention
- A view of the steam stacks from the formerly mentioned veranda around one of those CMU buildings overlooking Panther Hollow - we marveled that only an engineering college would fill glass walled rooms with dusty old electronic equipment and a heating plant (in fairness there was a fancy meeting room and a class room too)
- The stacks in the CMU library - running nearby brought up the sad tale of a former member's dog as well as a not verified fact that Alcoa (who donated the library) specified that nothing could be built to obscure it from US Steel workers driving on Forbes Ave
- And finally the CMU track!
And if that were not enough for one day over coffee we also devised a great way to use Facebook to enhance the profile of those people (namely me) who might be being investigated by future employers.
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