Right up to the ankle? Ye gods! Then again, I reckon it could be worse; it could have been up to the knee...
Excellent tip on avoiding the heel strike. Feces here I come.I am on the shorter side, so right up to the knee is totally possible. I am just glad that I was lifting my feet and not 'heel striking' or I would of slipped and been sitting right in the middle of it. That might of been harder to explain.
That reminds me: goose poop season is just about upon us. Have to work on my cuts.Seagull feces all over the track, when I'm trying to run laps I have to zig-zag all over.
Sorry Jen, but you'll have to redo your thread. Hijacked by Nick and the "a" looking like an "e".
That's year round for me. I have 3 feces making machines. Good compost, but messy.That reminds me: goose poop season is just about upon us. Have to work on my cuts.
It wasnae a Scottish moose!That's what I was wondering. That must have been some big moose poop!
Might of been a little hard to explain the colour difference from one foot to the other at the next checkpoint.
Yes Ma'am!You guys are all doing it wrong!
NO:
you will not comment on the joint hypermobility
I am not intentionally smelling my foot
I am not kissing it either
you will also not comment on the unmade bed or the laundry basket!
It wasnae a Scottish moose!
I don't know didn't see it wearing a kilt though.
Just to answer the questions about the size of moose poop (trying to keep in the feces theme), it comes in various forms, this was like a big cow patty but they also come in pellets, depends on the diet that they are currently eating. This guy or gal must of been eating some really wet ruffage, but we were in swampy areas so it made sense. I could post some pictures if you like, for science, not because I like to look at moose poop.
I dunno if TJ would like poop pics
That is me
That is my left foot
I did just take this pic for this thread
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