In the Prague airport we were
greeted by this sculpture |
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While walking the cobblestone streets I neglected to notice this
So the night before the race I was nursing a twisted ankle
with an
ice pack and ace bandage
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With my ankle reminding me
to take it easy,
especially on cobblestones, I showed up at the starting line.
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I had a great time running only to enjoy the
experience |
I was the only American and the oldest woman
by 6 years |
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I had plenty of company on the course. All
just running for the joy of it |
I walked all sections of cobblestones, except
for the finish |
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Lots of music, food and beer at
the after-race celebration. I wanted many shots of this background.
How often do you finish a race in front of a monument erected in
gratitude for the end of the Black Plague? |
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Many spectators
were encouraging and congratulated the old American |
We couldn't celebrate
for long. Back to Prague for a flight to Paris |
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Gotta love racing here. A shirt, a medal and
a bottle of wine! |
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