7 Hills Run Cincinnati, Dec. 4th

a 12.3 mile course designed to go over 7 of cincinnati’s toughest hills. it is not a race, it isn’t timed–it is for participation, and the goal is to run up each hill without walking, and to provide commrodery with other runners. this event is 28 years…running! (haha). it is a challenging course.

When: December 4th

where: Cincy

Time: report no later than 9:30 am, event starts promplty at 10am.

would anyone like to do this with me? (groups and pairs are encouraged, i won’t do it unless someone else can go with me)

thanks,

kittycat

i’LL DO IT! :stuck_out_tongue:

well, come on! you have to stick with me though, that’s the only catch. :slight_smile:

LOL… let me rephrase that… IF I’m there, I’ll do it… but I better pull a Forrest Gump to get there… and start now :smiley:

ruuuuuuun Forrest!!!

Sounds like fun but everything is still up in the air for me
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try to make it if you can!

come on now. all you cincinnati people and no takers? shiiiit.

We are seriously considering coming up from Louisville to do that run. There would be between 3-6 of us I think.

sa-weet!!! thanks!!!

what is a tough hill in Cincinnati?

Sorry, can’t do it, gotta be in Niagra Falls for work (gambling) otherwise I’d be there for sure.

Maybe…

By all means Cincinnati does not have any mountains like you guys have out there in California, Colorado etc… The terrian is very similar to San Francisco, non stop rolling, STEEP hills. Running there an be a real challenge. You would be hard pressed to find many tougher marathons than the Flying Pig in Cincinnati.

This is the view you get from about mile 10 of the marathon.

http://urbanohio.com/SWOhio/Cincinnati/Neighborhoods/EastWalnutHills/EdenPark2.JPG

Not bad, not bad. That is beautiful.

It is a great town. I don’t live there anymore, just went to University of Cincinnati. Now I live in Columbus and this is what I get to see.

http://www.ecocitycleveland.org/smartgrowth/sgagenda/images/corn_malabar.jpg

The marathon starts down by the river, and goes straight uphill to that point.

same here, without the hills and a lot of this

http://rds.yahoo.com/S=96062883/K=dairy+cows/v=2/SID=w/TID=I056_77/l=IVI/SIG=13oeegta9/EXP=1130976638/*-http%3A//www.ppi-far.org/ppiweb/gusanc.nsf/$webindex/9415CC1838580F2485256A81004914D1/$file/dairy2.jpg
.

One time I was in Fresno for business, I decided to take a trip up to Sequoia at about 3 in the afternoon or so. It was summer so it stayed light until about 9pm so I did get to see some sights and trees and so on. Well instead of turning around in the park I decided to keep going as the map looked like it circled around back to Fresno for a nice scenic drive. That was a terrible decision. Somehow I got lost in the miles and miles of Orange groves, everything looked the same in every direction. I saw a few “farms” with more cows per square foot than I ever thought was possible. I stopped at one of them after the road I thought was leading me Fresno turned to dirt. Somehow they gave me directions back to Fresno, and I arrived at my hotel at 4:30am. I have never been so scared in my life, I really was lost out there, and running out of gas. Seeing the picture of those cows like that brought back some memories of that night.