3 days ago I was supposed to go running, but I did not because of too much fog.
This morning, with clear skies, I waited for the traffic to lessen and drove to Manhattan Beach.
Running and filming on Manhattan Beach, with a Insta360 X5 camera and a Hover X1 drone.
I left the house at 06.45, to go to Venice Beach. The plan was filming and running along the beach there. It did not work out, too much fog.
I decided, instead of Venice, to go to the valley to the Sepulveda Basin park. A lot of cars and closed of lanes on the highway. Even more fog.
So, I decided to, after making a stop at a Korean Supermarket in Gardena, to go back to San Pedro and run there.
No fog in San Pedro, I ran 8km. On the right side of the track it is all containers. No fog now....
After sleeping for 8 hours straight (luxury), at 06.30 I went running.
Same route I did 20 months ago: 6km along the boardwalk.
As I went along, I remembered the route pretty well. The past week in Flagstaff, I had my winter running clothes on, here I am back to summer running stuff...
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I am going to dog sit for a friend of mine who lives in San Pedro, the Port of Los Angeles
Tonight I am taking the night train that runs from Chicago to Los Angeles.
It pretty much takes the same route as Route 66.
So far it has 30 minutes delay, (pray it does not get more...)
Leaves Flagstaff at 20.45, arrives at Union Station in Los Angeles around 08.30.
I did the same a year ago. Ran a lot: in Venice, the Valley and San Pedro.
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Walnut Canyon and Forest Service Road in Flagstaff.
Depending how far I go on Walnut Canyon, I run either 6, 8 or 10km
