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I'm going to try and give the best directions that I can for the fun run on Wednesday: If coming from 15 S, Lewisburg, Take a right on Suplee? Mill RD, this is at the top of the hill before you reach Colonial Candle Crafters, go to a 'T' and the parking lot should be in front of you. If coming from 15N turn Left onto the above road it will be after the candle place for better directions contact Joel.

--- On Sun, 4/26/09, Larry <jekyll200lr@...> wrote:

From: Larry <jekyll200lr@...>
Subject: [mid_penn_trail_blazers] Re: Directions to May's fun runs?
To: mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, April 26, 2009, 9:04 PM

The Trail Blazers were well represented at the Sick Trail Run. Besides myself: John Dunkleberger, Steve Templin, Shelley and Joel Heasley, Jeff Miville and family, Paul Noll, Ed and RuthAnn Helfrick, Darvey Bressi, and Tom Underwood all participated. Sorry if I missed anyone else. Paul, RuthAnn, and Darvey all finished the Promise Land 34+ miler in VA yesterday. RuthAnn was won her AG. They all reported that temperatures hit 95 during the race. The Miville's all ran a race in Bloomsburg this morning prior to going to the Sick Run.
Kip Hoffman was the overall winner at the Sick Run.

RuthAnn gave me directions to Turtle Creek, but I can't remember the name of the road you have to take off of Rt. 15.

Larry

--- In mid_penn_trail_ blazers@yahoogro ups.com, Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@. ..> wrote:
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> I could also use directions to Turtle creek.
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> anybody run Sick s or the Women's health run??
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> --- On Thu, 4/23/09, Larry <jekyll200lr@ ...> wrote:
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> From: Larry <jekyll200lr@ ...>
> Subject: [mid_penn_trail_ blazers] Directions to May's fun runs?
> To: mid_penn_trail_ blazers@yahoogro ups.com
> Date: Thursday, April 23, 2009, 10:13 PM
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> Could someone post directions to Turtle Creek, the site of May's fun runs? I will be coming from Danville to Lewisburg.
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> Larry
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#684

From: "Larry" <jekyll200lr@...>
Date: Mon Apr 27, 2009 1:04 am
Subject: Re: Directions to May's fun runs?

jekyll200lr

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The Trail Blazers were well represented at the Sick Trail Run.  Besides myself:
John Dunkleberger, Steve Templin, Shelley and Joel Heasley, Jeff Miville and
family, Paul Noll, Ed and RuthAnn Helfrick, Darvey Bressi, and Tom Underwood all
participated.  Sorry if I missed anyone else.  Paul, RuthAnn, and Darvey all
finished the Promise Land 34+ miler in VA yesterday.  RuthAnn was won her AG. 
They all reported that temperatures hit 95 during the race.  The Miville's all
ran a race in Bloomsburg this morning prior to going to the Sick Run.
Kip Hoffman was the overall winner at the Sick Run.

RuthAnn gave me directions to Turtle Creek, but I can't remember the name of the
road you have to take off of Rt. 15.

Larry

--- In mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com, Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@...>
wrote:
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> I could also use directions to Turtle creek.
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> anybody run Sick s or the Women's health run??
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> --- On Thu, 4/23/09, Larry <jekyll200lr@...> wrote:
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> From: Larry <jekyll200lr@...>
> Subject: [mid_penn_trail_blazers] Directions to May's fun runs?
> To: mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Thursday, April 23, 2009, 10:13 PM
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> Could someone post directions to Turtle Creek, the site of May's fun runs? I
will be coming from Danville to Lewisburg.
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> Larry
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#683

From: Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@...>
Date: Sun Apr 26, 2009 7:36 pm
Subject: Re: Directions to May's fun runs?

rickholdt

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I could also use directions to Turtle creek.

anybody run Sick s or the Women's health run??

--- On Thu, 4/23/09, Larry <jekyll200lr@...> wrote:

From: Larry <jekyll200lr@...>
Subject: [mid_penn_trail_blazers] Directions to May's fun runs?
To: mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, April 23, 2009, 10:13 PM

Could someone post directions to Turtle Creek, the site of May's fun runs? I will be coming from Danville to Lewisburg.

Larry

#682

From: j dunkelberger <jdnklbrgr@...>
Date: Fri Apr 24, 2009 8:56 pm
Subject: Re: FaceBook Group

jdnklbrgr

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michelle, i'm on facebook if you want to send me one there.

From: Michelle <emic01@...>
To: mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, April 23, 2009 7:28:02 PM
Subject: [mid_penn_trail_blazers] FaceBook Group

I was asked by some trailclub members to create a group on facebook, I sent invites to those who's email address's I have. The group is open to everyone, you have to join face book to join the group, it is a more instant way to keep in touch with other members, there is a discussion board, ability to upload photos and instant chat. We want to promote the club a bit more, while keeping everyone informed of what is going on.

If anyone has any questions feel free to email me at emic01@....

#681

From: "Larry" <jekyll200lr@...>
Date: Fri Apr 24, 2009 2:13 am
Subject: Directions to May's fun runs?

jekyll200lr

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Could someone post directions to Turtle Creek, the site of May's fun runs?  I
will be coming from Danville to Lewisburg.

Larry

#680

From: "Michelle" <emic01@...>
Date: Thu Apr 23, 2009 11:28 pm
Subject: FaceBook Group

shellderberry

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I was asked by some trailclub members to create a group on facebook, I sent
invites to those who's email address's I have. The group is open to everyone,
you have to join face book to join the group, it is a more instant way to keep
in touch with other members, there is a discussion board, ability to upload
photos and instant chat. We want to promote the club a bit more, while keeping
everyone informed of what is going on.


If anyone has any questions feel free to email me at emic01@....

#679

From: Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@...>
Date: Tue Apr 21, 2009 9:33 am
Subject: Re: Congrats

rickholdt

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Tracey; I also wanted to congratulate u and Carmella for running the Danville to Bloomsburg 26.3 marathon quite a feat including a trail section. If u have any review or details that would be good. I think there were also trailblazers in the half. Super congrats on the Hyner. I think Joel was there helping out.

Saturday April 18th www.neparunner.com headlines that Trailblazer Tom Underwood won the Biathlon(sport section) at Whitetail Preserve near Conyngham, Pa. Tom shot 9 out of 10 targets successfully with the 22 and ran the 4k(time 21;27) on the preserve trail which has a gentle hill winding between woods and fields. Ann Sick won the Match section and Scott Sick won the male masters in Match according to Mike Montagna's website.

--- On Mon, 4/20/09, Tracy Spigelman <tray.spig@...> wrote:

From: Tracy Spigelman <tray.spig@...>
Subject: Re: [mid_penn_trail_blazers] Congrats
To: mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, April 20, 2009, 7:10 PM

Hi Rick -

Adding to the great running report form the weekend, Carmella Dipippa and I did the Hyner Challenge in Renova. It was probably the hardest race I have ever done, but Carm tackled it like a champ and did a PR by I believe 30 mins from last year. Anyway, I finished, which I was thrilled about, being the road runner that I am, but I wanted to let you know about Carm! It was an awesome race with about 650 people. The race was followed by good food, beverages and conversation with other crazy trail runners :).

Glad to hear everyone is doing well!

Tracy :)

Tracy Spigelman, PhD, ATC
Exercise Science & Athletics
Bloomsburg University
Bloomsburg, Pa 17815

--- On Mon, 4/20/09, Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@yahoo. com> wrote:

From: Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@yahoo. com>
Subject: Re: [mid_penn_trail_ blazers] Congrats
To: mid_penn_trail_ blazers@yahoogro ups.com
Date: Monday, April 20, 2009, 6:06 AM

The Robbins trail was very scenic as always. Unfortunately, the race management lacked a Joel Heasley, Kevin Warren or Jason Fritz to score the details. Main complaint is lack of volunteers at key trail points. Larry and I seem to be dominating our age group since back to the Humdinger which is a scary thought. By the way Tom Underwood had a superb race going yesterday as well.

The Milton Rotary 10k Saturday started at the island. Traditionally the trailblazers warm up around the island wallking path. The 10k runners included Tricia Good, Shelley Heasley, Kevin Wertman and myself. Darvey Bressi and Paul Noll hammered the 5k. This is also a race where a couple of additional knowledgeable volunteers would help. Nonetheless, a flat and extremely fast course.

Congrats to Ruthann on the 50 miler in Clifton, Virginia. Any additional details on this accomplishment would be of interest. This equates running the outside of the Robbins trail 20 times!!!

A southern based trailblazer, daughter Beth, ran a 76 minute 10 miler at the Annapolis Cherry Pit run which followed a 37;50 8k at the Martha Jefferson in Charlottesville, Va.

--- On Sun, 4/19/09, Larry <jekyll200lr@ yahoo.com> wrote:

From: Larry <jekyll200lr@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [mid_penn_trail_ blazers] Congrats
To: mid_penn_trail_ blazers@yahoogro ups.com
Date: Sunday, April 19, 2009, 8:37 PM

To RuthAnn Helfrick for finishing the Bull Run 50 miler in Clifton VA yesterday. RuthAnn clocked 9:37:37 while placing 80th out of 265 finishers. Way to go RuthAnn.

On the local scene, Steve Temlin won the annual Robbins Run 10k. John Dunkleberger took an AG 3rd place in the 5k while Rick Hueholt won the very competitive 56-60 age group.

Larry

#678

From: Tracy Spigelman <tray.spig@...>
Date: Mon Apr 20, 2009 11:10 pm
Subject: Re: Congrats

tray.spig

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Hi Rick -

Adding to the great running report form the weekend, Carmella Dipippa and I did the Hyner Challenge in Renova. It was probably the hardest race I have ever done, but Carm tackled it like a champ and did a PR by I believe 30 mins from last year. Anyway, I finished, which I was thrilled about, being the road runner that I am, but I wanted to let you know about Carm! It was an awesome race with about 650 people. The race was followed by good food, beverages and conversation with other crazy trail runners :).

Glad to hear everyone is doing well!

Tracy :)

Tracy Spigelman, PhD, ATC
Exercise Science & Athletics
Bloomsburg University
Bloomsburg, Pa 17815

--- On Mon, 4/20/09, Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@...> wrote:

From: Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@...>
Subject: Re: [mid_penn_trail_blazers] Congrats
To: mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, April 20, 2009, 6:06 AM

The Robbins trail was very scenic as always. Unfortunately, the race management lacked a Joel Heasley, Kevin Warren or Jason Fritz to score the details. Main complaint is lack of volunteers at key trail points. Larry and I seem to be dominating our age group since back to the Humdinger which is a scary thought. By the way Tom Underwood had a superb race going yesterday as well.

The Milton Rotary 10k Saturday started at the island. Traditionally the trailblazers warm up around the island wallking path. The 10k runners included Tricia Good, Shelley Heasley, Kevin Wertman and myself. Darvey Bressi and Paul Noll hammered the 5k. This is also a race where a couple of additional knowledgeable volunteers would help. Nonetheless, a flat and extremely fast course.

Congrats to Ruthann on the 50 miler in Clifton, Virginia. Any additional details on this accomplishment would be of interest. This equates running the outside of the Robbins trail 20 times!!!

A southern based trailblazer, daughter Beth, ran a 76 minute 10 miler at the Annapolis Cherry Pit run which followed a 37;50 8k at the Martha Jefferson in Charlottesville, Va.

--- On Sun, 4/19/09, Larry <jekyll200lr@ yahoo.com> wrote:

From: Larry <jekyll200lr@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [mid_penn_trail_ blazers] Congrats
To: mid_penn_trail_ blazers@yahoogro ups.com
Date: Sunday, April 19, 2009, 8:37 PM

To RuthAnn Helfrick for finishing the Bull Run 50 miler in Clifton VA yesterday. RuthAnn clocked 9:37:37 while placing 80th out of 265 finishers. Way to go RuthAnn.

On the local scene, Steve Temlin won the annual Robbins Run 10k. John Dunkleberger took an AG 3rd place in the 5k while Rick Hueholt won the very competitive 56-60 age group.

Larry

#677

From: Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@...>
Date: Mon Apr 20, 2009 10:48 am
Subject: Re: Congrats

rickholdt

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Jesse Greenawalt and Richelle Fessler also received trophies yesterday at the Robbins trail for placing in the 5k and 10k respectively. Please post if u got missed. The trail was very runnable yesterday with only a few mudpuddles.

--- On Mon, 4/20/09, Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@...> wrote:

From: Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@...>
Subject: Re: [mid_penn_trail_blazers] Congrats
To: mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, April 20, 2009, 6:06 AM

The Robbins trail was very scenic as always. Unfortunately, the race management lacked a Joel Heasley, Kevin Warren or Jason Fritz to score the details. Main complaint is lack of volunteers at key trail points. Larry and I seem to be dominating our age group since back to the Humdinger which is a scary thought. By the way Tom Underwood had a superb race going yesterday as well.

The Milton Rotary 10k Saturday started at the island. Traditionally the trailblazers warm up around the island wallking path. The 10k runners included Tricia Good, Shelley Heasley, Kevin Wertman and myself. Darvey Bressi and Paul Noll hammered the 5k. This is also a race where a couple of additional knowledgeable volunteers would help. Nonetheless, a flat and extremely fast course.

Congrats to Ruthann on the 50 miler in Clifton, Virginia. Any additional details on this accomplishment would be of interest. This equates running the outside of the Robbins trail 20 times!!!

A southern based trailblazer, daughter Beth, ran a 76 minute 10 miler at the Annapolis Cherry Pit run which followed a 37;50 8k at the Martha Jefferson in Charlottesville, Va.

--- On Sun, 4/19/09, Larry <jekyll200lr@ yahoo.com> wrote:

From: Larry <jekyll200lr@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [mid_penn_trail_ blazers] Congrats
To: mid_penn_trail_ blazers@yahoogro ups.com
Date: Sunday, April 19, 2009, 8:37 PM

To RuthAnn Helfrick for finishing the Bull Run 50 miler in Clifton VA yesterday. RuthAnn clocked 9:37:37 while placing 80th out of 265 finishers. Way to go RuthAnn.

On the local scene, Steve Temlin won the annual Robbins Run 10k. John Dunkleberger took an AG 3rd place in the 5k while Rick Hueholt won the very competitive 56-60 age group.

Larry

#676

From: Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@...>
Date: Mon Apr 20, 2009 10:06 am
Subject: Re: Congrats

rickholdt

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The Robbins trail was very scenic as always. Unfortunately, the race management lacked a Joel Heasley, Kevin Warren or Jason Fritz to score the details. Main complaint is lack of volunteers at key trail points. Larry and I seem to be dominating our age group since back to the Humdinger which is a scary thought. By the way Tom Underwood had a superb race going yesterday as well.

The Milton Rotary 10k Saturday started at the island. Traditionally the trailblazers warm up around the island wallking path. The 10k runners included Tricia Good, Shelley Heasley, Kevin Wertman and myself. Darvey Bressi and Paul Noll hammered the 5k. This is also a race where a couple of additional knowledgeable volunteers would help. Nonetheless, a flat and extremely fast course.

Congrats to Ruthann on the 50 miler in Clifton, Virginia. Any additional details on this accomplishment would be of interest. This equates running the outside of the Robbins trail 20 times!!!

A southern based trailblazer, daughter Beth, ran a 76 minute 10 miler at the Annapolis Cherry Pit run which followed a 37;50 8k at the Martha Jefferson in Charlottesville, Va.

--- On Sun, 4/19/09, Larry <jekyll200lr@...> wrote:

From: Larry <jekyll200lr@...>
Subject: [mid_penn_trail_blazers] Congrats
To: mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, April 19, 2009, 8:37 PM

To RuthAnn Helfrick for finishing the Bull Run 50 miler in Clifton VA yesterday. RuthAnn clocked 9:37:37 while placing 80th out of 265 finishers. Way to go RuthAnn.

On the local scene, Steve Temlin won the annual Robbins Run 10k. John Dunkleberger took an AG 3rd place in the 5k while Rick Hueholt won the very competitive 56-60 age group.

Larry

#675

From: "Larry" <jekyll200lr@...>
Date: Mon Apr 20, 2009 12:37 am
Subject: Congrats

jekyll200lr

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To RuthAnn Helfrick for finishing the Bull Run 50 miler in Clifton VA yesterday.
RuthAnn clocked 9:37:37 while placing 80th out of 265 finishers.  Way to go
RuthAnn.

On the local scene, Steve Temlin won the annual Robbins Run 10k.  John
Dunkleberger took an AG 3rd place in the 5k while Rick Hueholt won the very
competitive 56-60 age group.

Larry

#674

From: "t.underwood24" <t.underwood24@...>
Date: Wed Apr 15, 2009 12:28 am
Subject: Fun Run

t.underwood24

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I want to remind everyone of the fun run 6:30 tomorrow night (Wed.)
at Montour Preserve.Also,this weekend,Sat. is the Biathlon at Whitetail Preserve
and Sun. is the Robbins Run 5 or 10 K. in Danville. Both races are easy trail
runs. Then, on Sun. April 26 is the Sick Trail Run. The
Sick family puts on a great race so don't miss it!
Hope to see everyone at all these events.
Tom

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#673

From: "Brenton Bacon" <blbacon@...>
Date: Sat Apr 11, 2009 5:43 pm
Subject: Re: Night Flight

huntinpoet

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I just took random photos out on the trail.  Some of them turned out blurry.  I
had no idea who I was taking a picture of.  I did not even recognize my wife
until she spoke after I took her picture.
Sorry if I missed you guys.  It was a learning experience for me.  I have not
done much night time photography.

--- In mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com, Michael Womelsdorf
<womelsdorf2@...> wrote:
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> Eh...it's alright, I just remember being caught by two photographers during
the run and thought there could have been one or two pics of me on there.  No
biggie, just curious that's all.  It's a great race that we will be back next
year...hopefully more PCT XC students. :)

#672

From: "Michelle" <emic01@...>
Date: Tue Apr 7, 2009 8:39 pm
Subject: Night Flight Race Results

shellderberry

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JUst wanted to let everyone know, the results are posted on the website. I'm
working on photo galleries now.

Michelle

#671

From: RuthAnn Helfrick <ruesport@...>
Date: Mon Apr 6, 2009 6:54 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Night Flight

ruesport

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We do put on several other fun trail races check out our web site. there may be more photo's to come.

--- On Mon, 4/6/09, Michael Womelsdorf <womelsdorf2@...> wrote:

From: Michael Womelsdorf <womelsdorf2@...>
Subject: Re: [mid_penn_trail_blazers] Re: Night Flight
To: mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, April 6, 2009, 2:48 PM

Eh...it's alright, I just remember being caught by two photographers during the run and thought there could have been one or two pics of me on there. No biggie, just curious that's all. It's a great race that we will be back next year...hopefully more PCT XC students. :)

From: RuthAnn Helfrick <ruesport@yahoo. com>
To: mid_penn_trail_ blazers@yahoogro ups.com
Sent: Monday, April 6, 2009 2:46:40 PM
Subject: Re: [mid_penn_trail_ blazers] Re: Night Flight

The only pictures that we have are the ones on our yahoo group site and they will be posted in an album to our midpenn website. sorry if you aren't there. glad you enjoyed the run.

RuthAnn
--- On Mon, 4/6/09, womelsdorf2 <womelsdorf2@ yahoo.com> wrote:

From: womelsdorf2 <womelsdorf2@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [mid_penn_trail_ blazers] Re: Night Flight
To: mid_penn_trail_ blazers@yahoogro ups.com
Date: Monday, April 6, 2009, 2:37 PM

It was a great night for the run a blast for all! It was tough for me since I had a flashlight to move it side to side, rather than carrying a headlamp. Wanted to do the 10k, but after 3 miles at the last second I changed my mind. Loved the course, but if I hadn't had the half-marathon (Rivertowns) planned the next day, then things would have gotten squishier. Glad I finished 9th and not pushed it like a normal race.

Also, are there any photos of a guy wearing jammies with a long-sleeve sweatshirt promoting the Ocean Drive Marathon, which happened the weekend before...or any of us Penn College guys for that matter?

Thanks. :)

--- In mid_penn_trail_ blazers@yahoogro ups.com, "Brenton Bacon" <blbacon@... > wrote:
>
> Night Flight took place last night and everything went well. I took a few photos and they are posted here.
>
> The one with just squiggly lights in them are when I tried getting creative and put my camera on a tripod, then used a long exposure to capture the action at night; much like you see in night time photos of cities where the roads are just lines of lights. Well, there was not enough ambient light in the woods to pick up anything but the lights, so what you see is what you get.
>
> BTW: The winner of the creative lighting contest(if there were one) would be the guys with two headlamps and a flashlight in each hand. He looked almost like a tractor trailer coming through the woods. All he needed were some red & yellow marker lights.
>
> Good job to everyone that ran!
>
> And great job to Joel, Jason, and everyone else that helped mark the course. I thought they did an excellent job of marking it for night time running, which isn't easy.
>

#670

From: Michael Womelsdorf <womelsdorf2@...>
Date: Mon Apr 6, 2009 6:48 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Night Flight

womelsdorf2

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Eh...it's alright, I just remember being caught by two photographers during the run and thought there could have been one or two pics of me on there. �No biggie, just curious that's all. �It's a great race that we will be back next year...hopefully more PCT XC students. :)

From: RuthAnn Helfrick <ruesport@...>
To: mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, April 6, 2009 2:46:40 PM
Subject: Re: [mid_penn_trail_blazers] Re: Night Flight

The only pictures�that we have are the ones on our yahoo group site and they will be posted in an album to our midpenn website. sorry if you aren't there. glad you enjoyed the run.

�

RuthAnn
--- On Mon, 4/6/09, womelsdorf2 <womelsdorf2@ yahoo.com> wrote:

From: womelsdorf2 <womelsdorf2@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [mid_penn_trail_ blazers] Re: Night Flight
To: mid_penn_trail_ blazers@yahoogro ups.com
Date: Monday, April 6, 2009, 2:37 PM

It was a great night for the run a blast for all! It was tough for me since I had a flashlight to move it side to side, rather than carrying a headlamp. Wanted to do the 10k, but after 3 miles at the last second I changed my mind. Loved the course, but if I hadn't had the half-marathon (Rivertowns) planned the next day, then things would have gotten squishier. Glad I finished 9th and not pushed it like a normal race.

Also, are there any photos of a guy wearing jammies with a long-sleeve sweatshirt promoting the Ocean Drive Marathon, which happened the weekend before...or any of us Penn College guys for that matter?

Thanks. :)

--- In mid_penn_trail_ blazers@yahoogro ups.com, "Brenton Bacon" <blbacon@... > wrote:
>
> Night Flight took place last night and everything went well. I took a few photos and they are posted here.
>
> The one with just squiggly lights in them are when I tried getting creative and put my camera on a tripod, then used a long exposure to capture the action at night; much like you see in night time photos of cities where the roads are just lines of lights. Well, there was not enough ambient light in the woods to pick up anything but the lights, so what you see is what you get.
>
> BTW: The winner of the creative lighting contest(if there were one) would be the guys with two headlamps and a flashlight in each hand. He looked almost like a tractor trailer coming through the woods. All he needed were some red & yellow marker lights.
>
> Good job to everyone that ran!
>
> And great job to Joel, Jason, and everyone else that helped mark the course. I thought they did an excellent job of marking it for night time running, which isn't easy.
>

#669

From: RuthAnn Helfrick <ruesport@...>
Date: Mon Apr 6, 2009 6:46 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Night Flight

ruesport

Offline

The only pictures that we have are the ones on our yahoo group site and they will be posted in an album to our midpenn website. sorry if you aren't there. glad you enjoyed the run.

RuthAnn
--- On Mon, 4/6/09, womelsdorf2 <womelsdorf2@...> wrote:

From: womelsdorf2 <womelsdorf2@...>
Subject: [mid_penn_trail_blazers] Re: Night Flight
To: mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, April 6, 2009, 2:37 PM

It was a great night for the run a blast for all! It was tough for me since I had a flashlight to move it side to side, rather than carrying a headlamp. Wanted to do the 10k, but after 3 miles at the last second I changed my mind. Loved the course, but if I hadn't had the half-marathon (Rivertowns) planned the next day, then things would have gotten squishier. Glad I finished 9th and not pushed it like a normal race.

Also, are there any photos of a guy wearing jammies with a long-sleeve sweatshirt promoting the Ocean Drive Marathon, which happened the weekend before...or any of us Penn College guys for that matter?

Thanks. :)

--- In mid_penn_trail_ blazers@yahoogro ups.com, "Brenton Bacon" <blbacon@... > wrote:
>
> Night Flight took place last night and everything went well. I took a few photos and they are posted here.
>
> The one with just squiggly lights in them are when I tried getting creative and put my camera on a tripod, then used a long exposure to capture the action at night; much like you see in night time photos of cities where the roads are just lines of lights. Well, there was not enough ambient light in the woods to pick up anything but the lights, so what you see is what you get.
>
> BTW: The winner of the creative lighting contest(if there were one) would be the guys with two headlamps and a flashlight in each hand. He looked almost like a tractor trailer coming through the woods. All he needed were some red & yellow marker lights.
>
> Good job to everyone that ran!
>
> And great job to Joel, Jason, and everyone else that helped mark the course. I thought they did an excellent job of marking it for night time running, which isn't easy.
>

#668

From: "womelsdorf2" <womelsdorf2@...>
Date: Mon Apr 6, 2009 6:37 pm
Subject: Re: Night Flight

womelsdorf2

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It was a great night for the run a blast for all!  It was tough for me since I
had a flashlight to move it side to side, rather than carrying a headlamp. 
Wanted to do the 10k, but after 3 miles at the last second I changed my mind. 
Loved the course, but if I hadn't had the half-marathon (Rivertowns) planned the
next day, then things would have gotten squishier.  Glad I finished 9th and not
pushed it like a normal race.

Also, are there any photos of a guy wearing jammies with a long-sleeve
sweatshirt promoting the Ocean Drive Marathon, which happened the weekend
before...or any of us Penn College guys for that matter?

Thanks. :)

--- In mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com, "Brenton Bacon" <blbacon@...>
wrote:
>
> Night Flight took place last night and everything went well.  I took a few
photos and they are posted here.
>
> The one with just squiggly lights in them are when I tried getting creative
and put my camera on a tripod, then used a long exposure to capture the action
at night; much like you see in night time photos of cities where the roads are
just lines of lights.  Well, there was not enough ambient light in the woods to
pick up anything but the lights, so what you see is what you get.
>
> BTW: The winner of the creative lighting contest(if there were one) would be
the guys with two headlamps and a flashlight in each hand.  He looked almost
like a tractor trailer coming through the woods.  All he needed were some red &
yellow marker lights.
>
> Good job to everyone that ran!
>
> And great job to Joel, Jason, and everyone else that helped mark the course. 
I thought they did an excellent job of marking it for night time running, which
isn't easy.
>

#667

From: Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@...>
Date: Mon Apr 6, 2009 1:17 pm
Subject: Re: Night Flight

rickholdt

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Brent; fabulous pictures !!! thanks rick

--- On Sun, 4/5/09, Brenton Bacon <blbacon@...> wrote:

From: Brenton Bacon <blbacon@...>
Subject: [mid_penn_trail_blazers] Night Flight
To: mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, April 5, 2009, 7:41 AM

Night Flight took place last night and everything went well. I took a few photos and they are posted here.

The one with just squiggly lights in them are when I tried getting creative and put my camera on a tripod, then used a long exposure to capture the action at night; much like you see in night time photos of cities where the roads are just lines of lights. Well, there was not enough ambient light in the woods to pick up anything but the lights, so what you see is what you get.

BTW: The winner of the creative lighting contest(if there were one) would be the guys with two headlamps and a flashlight in each hand. He looked almost like a tractor trailer coming through the woods. All he needed were some red & yellow marker lights.

Good job to everyone that ran!

And great job to Joel, Jason, and everyone else that helped mark the course. I thought they did an excellent job of marking it for night time running, which isn't easy.

#666

From: "Brenton Bacon" <blbacon@...>
Date: Sun Apr 5, 2009 11:41 am
Subject: Night Flight

huntinpoet

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Night Flight took place last night and everything went well.  I took a few
photos and they are posted here.

The one with just squiggly lights in them are when I tried getting creative and
put my camera on a tripod, then used a long exposure to capture the action at
night; much like you see in night time photos of cities where the roads are just
lines of lights.  Well, there was not enough ambient light in the woods to pick
up anything but the lights, so what you see is what you get.

BTW: The winner of the creative lighting contest(if there were one) would be the
guys with two headlamps and a flashlight in each hand.  He looked almost like a
tractor trailer coming through the woods.  All he needed were some red & yellow
marker lights.

Good job to everyone that ran!

And great job to Joel, Jason, and everyone else that helped mark the course.  I
thought they did an excellent job of marking it for night time running, which
isn't easy.

#665

From: RuthAnn Helfrick <ruesport@...>
Date: Fri Apr 3, 2009 6:25 pm
Subject: Re: Fw: upcoming 5K events...

ruesport

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A reminder to ALL, tomorrow night is our clubs Night-flight run at Camp Mt. Luther. If you need further info. contact Joel H.

--- On Fri, 4/3/09, Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@...> wrote:

From: Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@...>
Subject: [mid_penn_trail_blazers] Fw: upcoming 5K events...
To: mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, April 3, 2009, 12:25 PM

all; above are two races. Max's Shickshinny trail run which I highly recommend.

The second is a six pack run put on by Tony Sandler, the man who created the Tanker run of bygone past. Date is April 11 or Easter Saturday..

--- On Thu, 3/19/09, Mark Sullivan <runningcoach@ verizon.net> wrote:

> From: Mark Sullivan <runningcoach@ verizon.net>
> Subject: upcoming 5K events...
> To: "Mark Sullivan" <runningcoach@ verizon.net>
> Date: Thursday, March 19, 2009, 7:47 PM
> Hello
> SRRC Member and Friends,
>
> Attached are forms for two (2) upcoming 5K events.
>
> The first, will be Saturday, April 4, 2009. It's the
> 2nd Annual Susquehanna Warrior Trail 5K Race / Fun Walk in
> Shickshinny, PA. All of the necessary information is
> included on the form (.JPG file). But, if you have any
> questions, you should contact Max Furek at (570) 542-7946.
>
> The second will be Saturday, April 11, 2009. That event is
> the 2nd Annual 6-pack 5K. For additional information, please
> contact Antony Sandler at (570) 809-0537.
>
> If you have difficulty opening or printing either of the
> attached forms, please contact the respective race directors
> listed above.
>
>
>
> Note: If you would prefer to stop receiving notices and
> race forms from the SRRC, please reply to this message with
> the word, "remove" in the
> subject line.
>

#664

From: Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@...>
Date: Fri Apr 3, 2009 4:25 pm
Subject: Fw: upcoming 5K events...

rickholdt

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all; above are two races. Max's Shickshinny trail run which I highly recommend.

The second is a six pack run put on by Tony Sandler, the man who created the
Tanker run of bygone past. Date is April 11 or Easter Saturday..

--- On Thu, 3/19/09, Mark Sullivan <runningcoach@...> wrote:

> From: Mark Sullivan <runningcoach@...>
> Subject: upcoming 5K events...
> To: "Mark Sullivan" <runningcoach@...>
> Date: Thursday, March 19, 2009, 7:47 PM
> Hello
> SRRC Member and Friends,
>
> Attached are forms for two (2) upcoming 5K events.
>
> The first, will be Saturday, April 4, 2009. It's the
> 2nd Annual Susquehanna Warrior Trail 5K Race / Fun Walk in
> Shickshinny, PA. All of the necessary information is
> included on the form (.JPG file). But, if you have any
> questions, you should contact Max Furek at (570) 542-7946.
>
> The second will be Saturday, April 11, 2009. That event is
> the 2nd Annual 6-pack 5K. For additional information, please
> contact Antony Sandler at (570) 809-0537.
>
> If you have difficulty opening or printing either of the
> attached forms, please contact the respective race directors
> listed above.
>
>
>
> Note: If you would prefer to stop receiving notices and
> race forms from the SRRC, please reply to this message with
> the word, "remove" in the
>  subject line.
>

#663

From: Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@...>
Date: Wed Apr 1, 2009 9:42 pm
Subject: Fw: Re: race application for Heiter 5k

rickholdt

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--- On Sat, 3/28/09, John Peeler <jjpeeler@...> wrote:

> From: John Peeler <jjpeeler@...>
> Subject: Re: race application for Heiter 5k
> To: "Rick Hueholt" <rickholdt@...>
> Date: Saturday, March 28, 2009, 5:48 PM
> You got it!
>
> At 1:28 PM -0700 3/28/09, Rick Hueholt wrote:
> >John; just a request for a race application for the
> April 11th
> >Heiter race in Lewisburg. thank u
> >
> >Rick Hueholt
> >220 Maple Road
> >Berwick, Pa. 18603
> >570-317-1979
> >
> >
> >
>

#662

From: Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@...>
Date: Tue Mar 31, 2009 12:02 am
Subject: Egg Hill ten miler

rickholdt

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Among the trailblazers and fun run partipants that ran the Egg Hill ten miler
were Brent Crispell, Shelley Heasley(who ran a stellar 78 and change for the
hilly distance), Richelle Fessler, Randy Loss and I. Tim Spiegelmeyer ran 10
miles as  a warm up then ran the race. If you see Shelley she had a truly
excellent run in the chilly rain.
The race journeys out of Spring Mills up a hill into some picturesque farm
country along the ridge and the valleys below. At the top of the hill is a dirt
and stone road reminiscent of some of our trail runs. Finally down hill, the
last two miles are flat as the runners meander back into Spring Mills. Looking
to the right it is hard to believe the hill we just conquered.
Dunkleberger and Noll had first mentioned this memorable run to me. It is a
classic from the start at the old school house to the finish.

#661

From: RuthAnn Helfrick <ruesport@...>
Date: Mon Mar 30, 2009 11:30 am
Subject: Re: Re: Fun Run's

ruesport

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You will be missed, Ed was planning on running with you again.

RA

--- On Mon, 3/30/09, Larry <jekyll200lr@...> wrote:

From: Larry <jekyll200lr@...>
Subject: [mid_penn_trail_blazers] Re: Fun Run's
To: mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, March 30, 2009, 4:57 AM

RuthAnn and all,

Sorry, I won't be able to make it this Wednesday. I have an appointment with the tax man. Have a good time!

Larry

--- In mid_penn_trail_ blazers@yahoogro ups.com, "RuthAnn" <ruesport@.. .> wrote:
>
> Just wanted to let everyone know that there is a fun run Wednesday night, 6:30p, at Montour Preserve. Fun Run cards are in the mail.
> RuthAnn
>

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#660

From: "Larry" <jekyll200lr@...>
Date: Mon Mar 30, 2009 8:57 am
Subject: Re: Fun Run's

jekyll200lr

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RuthAnn and all,

Sorry, I won't be able to make it this Wednesday.  I have an appointment with
the tax man.  Have a good time!

Larry

--- In mid_penn_trail_blazers@yahoogroups.com, "RuthAnn" <ruesport@...> wrote:
>
> Just wanted to let everyone know that there is a fun run Wednesday night,
6:30p, at Montour Preserve. Fun Run cards are in the mail.
> RuthAnn
>

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#659

From: "RuthAnn" <ruesport@...>
Date: Mon Mar 30, 2009 12:52 am
Subject: Fun Run's

ruesport

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Just wanted to let everyone know that there is a fun run Wednesday night, 6:30p,
at Montour Preserve. Fun Run cards are in the mail.
RuthAnn

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#657

From: Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@...>
Date: Mon Mar 23, 2009 4:07 pm
Subject: Rose Valley marathon

rickholdt

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Ed Earley put on an superb low key marathon starting from his Veterinary shop,
running thru the wooded mountains north of Williamsport. This was a new course
which went around the Rose Valley lake instead of running above it. The run is
in the vicinity of Loyalsockville, Ball's Mills and Warrensville.

The race volunteer support was excellent with Joel Heasley filling in for two
volunteers who could not make it. Archie Troxell offered a nice benediction and
was also on the support team. Food was prima.

First male and female were Josh Criswell and Nancy Lee Harmon. Shane
Loundenslager and Randy Loesch were among the few people who ran the entire 26.4
mountainous distance.

Most runners including a 12 person Berwick contingient only ran either 20 or 15.
Tom Underwood, Doug Alter(a Bulldog) and Darlene Sabo distinguished themselves
by being essentially first and second to the 15 mile mark. This is not a race
but that is a remarkable accomplishment as well.

I recommend that anyone who knows Ed Earley try to get invited next year as this
is one scenic and challenging run.

#656

From: "t.underwood24" <t.underwood24@...>
Date: Fri Mar 20, 2009 12:24 am
Subject: Megatransect

t.underwood24

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The Oct. 3 Bald Eagle Mountain Megatransect registration is almost to
the 700 runner cut-off so don't delay and miss the fun.( that's what
they tell me ! ) Go to www.ultrahike.com for more info.
Tom

#655

From: Rick Hueholt <rickholdt@...>
Date: Mon Mar 16, 2009 12:40 pm
Subject: Susquehanna Warrior trail 5k

rickholdt

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The above race will be held Saturday April 4th in Shickshinny, a few minutes
north of Berwick on route 11. This race would be an excellent prelude to the
Night flight race at Mt. Luther. The Susquehanna warrior trail was created by a
volunteer group in Shickshinny/Mocanqua. It is also ideal for a person into
running in a natural setting on a forgiving compacted fine aggregate base. Just
across the river in Mocanaqua(Indian name for Frances Slocum) is the Mocanaqua
loop which is for hiking but our Club members run it.

Time is 10;15 am April 4th and contact number is 542-7946. Plenty of time to run
this one and then the Night flight. Also to run a little extra as the trail goes
almost to the Riverlands south and north to West Nanticoke and possibly beyond.
Higly recommend the SWT 5k on April 4, 2009.