Orienteering56:50 3.85 mi (14:46 / mi) +282m12:02 / mi ahr:164 max:185
I was gonna do more but Mori and Nils got back later than expected and I got very tired in the sun. I saw the spur SW of 9 in real life but not on the map so I got confused and had to stop for a second. Slightly off to 13. Stopped paying attention on the way to the finish.
May take today off, I still feel something around my knee.
5 PM
Cycling32:58 6.83 mi (12.4 mph) +68m ahr:123 max:149
6 PM
Orienteering13:20 1.45 mi (9:12 / mi) +85m7:47 / mi ahr:174 max:185 shoes: NVII Forest 2
Took it easy to see if I was ready for a week of orienteering given the knee. I felt it at the very beginning, but otherwise didn't even notice it. The next week is definitely a green light, though I have yet to decide if I want to camp tomorrow night.
Cycling27:58 6.68 mi (14.3 mph) +31m ahr:132 max:161
Cycling48:25 10.92 mi (13.5 mph) +166m ahr:145 max:175
Run1:34:38 8.13 mi (11:38 / mi) +737m9:05 / mi ahr:167 max:182 shoes: Brooks Cascadia 16
Much more dehydrating than I was prepared for; I was extremely thirsty by the end. I fell pretty hard onto a rock at the very end so I stopped the run there and laid down for a bit. It already feels much better, I think it’s mostly skin.
Cycling46:20 11.11 mi (14.4 mph) +106m ahr:148 max:193
I was gonna stop to get a Gatorade cause I ran out of water, but I saw dark clouds approaching so I nixed that plan. I anxiously got stuck behind slow cyclists and traffic lights. Juuust beat the storm front as I sprinted down my street
At noon in the desert a panting lizard waited for history, its elbows tense, watching the curve of a particular road as if something might happen.
It was looking at something farther off than people could see, an important scene acted in stone for little selves at the flute end of consequences.
There was just a continent without much on it under a sky that never cared less. Ready for a change, the elbows waited. The hands gripped hard on the desert.