Good thing I'm not afraid of Ghosts

As I’ve posted before, I like to drive in early to the City, then run, change clothes and go to work. This was easy before my knee surgeries, but now it requires more planning. I no longer can run on the streets and sidewalks of NYC and I have to find soft surfaces to run on. This week I was moved to a jobsight in Greenpoint, a very industrial part of Brooklyn. Finding a place to run on grass took some looking, but I found an awesome place to run with so many variable routes, I’ll never tire of it.

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Calvery Cemetery in Queens!

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Is this Runners Heaven or am I on the Road to Runners Hell?!

You are crazy…I would never run in there…especially in the dark!

i see dead people…

i used to live in that “very industrial part of brooklyn”

woooo
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When I was working at Bucknell University I used to run through the cemetery behind campus (where baseball legend Christy Matthewson is buried)to get to the athletic fields and every time I went through one of my knees would hurt…not bad but sore enough to make me think about it. As soon as I exited the cemetery it would stop hurting. I think it was Christy telling me to stop running and work on my curve ball!

Sorry, I didn’t mean to insult your neighborhood. I’m working a Greenpoint sewage treatment plant and all I see are little factories and scrap yards. I come in off the Expressway so I don’t see much except the cemetery. I know that there is a neighborhood over there somewhere but I never get to it. The guys at work did point out the movie studio where they make the porno’s and the one where Biggie Smalls had the shootout.

What a place, no wonder run in the grave yard!

Your allowed to run in the Calvery Cemetery?

I actually think running through a cemetary could be very peaceful.

I dont live very far from there,so maybe I’ll check it out one day.:slight_smile:

those are all good reasons contributing to me no longer being there!!!

As I’ve posted before, I like to drive in early to the City, then run, change clothes and go to work. This was easy before my knee surgeries, but now it requires more planning. I no longer can run on the streets and sidewalks of NYC and I have to find soft surfaces to run on. This week I was moved to a jobsight in Greenpoint, a very industrial part of Brooklyn. Finding a place to run on grass took some looking, but I found an awesome place to run with so many variable routes, I’ll never tire of it.

http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b6cf30b3127cce8ef4ca78801100000016108IcMnDluzby

Calvery Cemetery in Queens!

http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b6cf30b3127cce8ef4ca79012000000016108IcMnDluzby

Is this Runners Heaven or am I on the Road to Runners Hell?!
Grave running is cool. There is a huge cemetary in East Cleveland (some President is buried there, I forget who). We used to do hill repeats there all the time when I was in college.

Grave running is cool. There is a huge cemetary in East Cleveland (some President is buried there, I forget who). We used to do hill repeats there all the time when I was in college.
I don’t know why I know this…but I think it’s President James Garfield who’s burried in Cleveland.

Before I moved to a new city, once or twice a month I would train on my “death route”… It worked it’s way thru 2 cemetaries and past 2 funeral homes. Sometimes when I was especially fatigued, I’d ask (in my head of course, I’m not a total wack job) the spirits/souls to hop onboard and join me for one last run… Weird, but whatever it takes to get the job done…

Brad