
A little lean-to built alongside the trail

Strange debris considering a complete lack of overhead powerlines in the area!

The view out towards the High Junk Peak Trail. The range just right of the centre is what that awesome trail follows

A sign forbidding excavation of construction. Doesn't seem to have stopped anyone up here!

Baking on the exposed uphill sections!
The downhill was super enjoyable and at quite a good pace, while the flat was smooth, comfortable and I fell into a good rhythm. The uphill is always the hardest section, but it felt fast and rewarding.
Even though this is a course I've ran many many times, this was a smooth, fast and very enjoyable run.
See you out in the sun!
~ Joe
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