As long as the predicted temps are above 20 degrees, I'll make the attempt.
Very cool weather graph provided by Clark Lind, SMSgt 14WS/CCM
At the time this image was taken (5 days ago or so) there was still plenty of snow coverage at Table Rock and Sassafrass Mountain. That probably worries me the most as I envision an icy climb up Pinnacle and Sassafrass Mountain.
FHT looks especially bad-ass from space
So far, training runs in the snow on nearby trails and on other parts of the FHT show that footing will be tough and especially slow if there is snow. This attempt may just end up being an especially long training run that sets up a more successful Spring attempt.
Or it may end in disaster.
Or be my best run yet.
No matter what happens...it's bound to be a wild ride.
It sounds exciting! I'd be more worried about the footing than the temperature, but I'm crazy like that :) Keep us posted!!!
ReplyDeleteYea Psyche - you've finally lost it posting pictures of trails from outer space (whoa chick!). Can't wait for the beatdown! I'm still holding out for 45 degrees and sunny for 36 hours. Probably only in my dreams.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you are more than ready for the fun that is to follow if the run goes down. Keep it up, I enjoy reading about your adventures.
ReplyDeletejust following the planning on the listserv is building teh stoke for me...I look forward to getting on that trail on day!
ReplyDeleteI think everything looks bad ass from space. People tell me that is when I look the best.
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