Friday morning, I headed out for a run along the powerlines. An overcast but cool morning, filled with pinks and purples. Nice and easy after Thursday's long run, and followed up by a lovely massage from my friend Lauren. Ahhh! (5.6 miles) Then, after some cleaning and packing, it was off to Wolfe's Neck for our annual camping weekend with friends.
This is the 6th year we've gathered at Wolfe's Neck to camp for a long weekend at the end of August. This year, 25 years after we started at Bowdoin, I feel incredibly lucky to be able to spend time with and still be in touch with such great friends, as we spend the weekend eating, running, laughing, enjoying the sunrises, sunsets and moonrises, sitting around the campfires together, and in general just enjoying being together 💗 Always a good time!
Sun starting to set on Friday night
Lots of monarchs flitting about!
The girls love Maya!
Pastel sunset
Moonrise
Shimmer
Gorgeous
Fog rising, Saturday
Sunrise
Sam woke up early and we headed down to the beach to take in the sunrise
Glow
Me and my girl
Enjoying some summer beers together by the fire
Birthday shenanigans!
Happy Birthday, Peyron!
Chatting around the fire
Sun rising, Sunday
Another morning enjoying the sunrise along the beach
The kids had a blast playing together all weekend!
Building a seaweed and gravel mountain ;)
Sunflower at the farm
Lots of walks with Maya!
Fire!
#summer
Such a cool sky
Sunrise
Monday morning run views, Wolfe's Neck State Park
Shrooms
Final hugs with Maya
Happy kids, tired dog ;)
On Saturday morning, a big group of us went out for a run, doing a short loop in the park and then running down along Flying Point out past Joan's house, through the fields and along the ocean. Tired miles are always better with friends and it was great to spend time chatting away as we ran along :) (10.0 miles)
Sunday was a much needed rest day as I hit 50.2 miles for the week, but this morning, I headed out solo around 6:45 am to enjoy the park trails and run the newly worked on trail running along the backside of the farm property. A good mix of rooty trails and gravel roads to start off the week and finish up a great weekend of camping! (6.2 miles)
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