I don’t actually live in this town , but it’s one of two towns close to my house . This is where I buy groceries and other necessities and sometimes do my long runs . Today I was going to run 15 miles but the weather was truly horrible with extreme humidity and included Saharan dust in the atmosphere. You can see in the pictures that the sky is gray from the dust cloud. So I quit after 10 miles, completely soaked , dripping sweat and squishing in my shoes .
Blue Skies and Green Pastures 
“Quit after 10 miles”.. wow. I am impressed! My sentence would read “I quit after 1000 feet.” 🙂 what are they charging for hamburger @ that meat market? Just curious if it’s jumped as much as it’s jumped here?
Thanks 😊 Hamburger had gone way up, $5/lb but it’s back to $3 this week.
We went to the beach yesterday and had the same thick dust. Looking out the window on our way out, it just seemed overcast. But once we were outside, you could taste it. We were outside only for two hours, and it wasn’t awful because we had the water, but we had to go inside.
Ugh
What a beautiful little town PK. I’d love to run somewhere like that, I wouldn’t even mind the humidity either, because it’s so darn dry and hot here, lol.
Yes ,you would! Lol! How is your son?
I like the idea of taking photos on your journey as you run. That mural looks fantastic also. I don’t run myself, due to a motorcycle accident many years ago that left me with a knee injury, another story. I do like to cycle though. I can do this without any knee pain. I haven’t been cycling since February though due to virus. Just when I was about to start again I caught covid 19 really bad. After recovery I was left with the after effects, mainly fatigue, so still unable to cycle. But when I finally get back on my cycle I am going to adopt your approach and take photos along the journey.
Oh no, sorry to hear you had the covid. I hope you get your energy back soon. And I want to see the photos you take! 🙂