Fellow runner and blogger, Simon, who writes Running For Status, has shared jogging maps from two hotels in his home town, Boston. The first jogging map is from the Fairmont Copley Plaza: The second jogging map is from the Sheraton Hotel: The 2 hotels are located close to one another, so it’s interesting to compare … Read More
Next Stop: Maui and the Maui Marathon
I have this passion for traveling to places and running marathons. (note: if you’re reading this, you are probably a lunatic about something, so please don’t start shaking your head about this …) Well I’m proud to say that the next journey begins tomorrow with a short hop to Hawaii to run the Maui Marathon. … Read More
Golfers – Get 3X US Air Miles on Booked Tee Times and No Baggage Fee to Fly with Golf Bags on KLM/AF!
If you are a golfer, here’s some news you want to read, first from US Air, and second from KLM and Air France. Get 3X US Airway Miles for Booking Tee Times US Airways has joined forces with Thanks Again — which has moved into the golfing arena with an advance tee time bookings. When … Read More
Cuckoo For Jogging Maps – DisneyWorld!
For those who’ve been following this blog, you’ll know that hotel jogging maps are featured on a regular basis. There’s nothing like going out for a run or brisk walk when traveling, and seeing the sights around the town, or at least around the hotel, on foot. And, doing some exercise on vacation really helps … Read More
Support For Boston – We Wear Race Shirts
We wear race shirts when words cannot express. Yesterday….. we wore race shirts to support, to show our solidarity, for strength, for sadness…. Chris Warren, Steve Yee and Tony Phillippi aka the Main Maniacs Daniel Nieves Amy Rudolph Lee Beebe Mitzi Woods Harold L. Shaw Ryan Miller Kathy Kass (Will Run For Miles) Eva Tompkins … Read More
The Tobacco Road Marathon and other Rail-to-Trail Marathons
Photo: traillink.com (Erie Canalway Trail: Little Falls to Albany – Mohawk Hudson Bikeway, New York State) Rails-to-trails is a nationwide network of recreational multi-purpose public trails and paths created from former railroad corridors. The trails can be unpaved or paved. They are most often flat or follow a gentle grade, they traverse urban, suburban and … Read More
Marathon Travel Planning
There’s a crazy assortment of lunatics running enthusiasts who like to travel from location to location to partake in distance running events – often half marathons (13.1 miles) or marathons (26.2). Many even plan “doubles” – i.e., two events in two locations in two days. I did it once – a Saturday marathon in Jackson, Mississippi … Read More
Some of my Best Sightseeing I’ve Learned on the Run
I’m packing for my next marathon adventure, but thought I’d add some general travel and planning pointers that I’ve learned or realized. 1. Plan Ahead. First, and foremost, because it’s fun. Its exciting to start planning. As soon as the idea is planted in my head that I might want to visit a city for … Read More
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A New York frequent flyer who elegantly combines her passions for worldwide travel, running a gazillion marathons all over the globe and staying fit ... without sacrificing her fancy for good wine and food.
