And, only in Portland is it conceivable and true that I could leave a wool peacoat (just H&M, but still) by a tree before the start of the race and return to find it still there afterwards. Granted, it probably helped that there were non-stop crowds milling around everywhere.
Had breakfast afterwards with gym buddies at 'The Original' downtown; which was tastier than I expected. It's definitely trying too hard to be hipster cool, but I don't know if it was because I'd just been running for 90 minutes or what, but this Bacon Cornmeal Waffle with Fried Chicken was the most delicious meal I've had in awhile at a Portland restaurant:

I'm now off to hot pot shortly with some work colleagues (one with a Chinese wife who I hope will explain the ins-and-outs to me), I've never done hot pot before.
Hot pot is pretty straight-forward - dump a bunch of stuff into the pot, wait for it to cook and then fish it out.
ReplyDelete10min/mile is awesome. Did you run "barefoot"?
Hey--definitely "no" on the barefoot/minimalist style shoes for a run of this length. I've found that even though my form is better with landing on my forefoot, it still puts too much pressure on my ankles for anything more than 3 to 4 miles. Are you using your barefoot style shoes still?
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