Run to St. Michael

Yesterday I ran the ten miles from Stebbins to St. Michael with three of my students. It was a great run beautiful views. Many of the pictures that are on this blog were taken along the route that we ran. It was overcast, rained a little, and was about 42 degrees. I don't know what I'm going to do about the heat when I start running down in Missouri. Anybody have any tips?


Below is a picture showing the road that we ran on. It's a dirt road with lots of hills.


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