The Bimbler's Sound
Truth lies within
There was a finisher at the Barkley 100M this year! Here is the all-time finishers list:
| ’08 | Brian Robinson | 55:42:27 |
| ’03 | Ted Keitzer | 56:57:52 |
| ’11 | Brett Maune | 57:13:33 |
| ’04 | Mike Tilden | 57:25:18 |
| ’04 | Jim Nelson | 57:28:25 |
| ’09 | Andrew Thompson | 57:37:19 |
| ’01 | David Horton | 58:21:00 |
| ’01 | Blake Wood | 58:21:00 |
| ’10 | Jonathan Basham | 59:18:44 |
| ’95 | Mark Williams | 59:28:00 |
Is the answer. What was the question?
“Running with Reckless Abandon?” That was the question, as I recall. And “Briefly” is, in brief, my personal answer.
Promise Land is part of a journey for me this year. It is not the destination. It is the third step in The Beast, having followed Holiday Lake and Terrapin Mountain. Still, it is not part of a “build up” because I now have 6 months before The Beast continues, and wraps up, with the back to back to back Grindstone 100, Mouintain Masochist 50ish Mile, and the Hellgate 100ish K. [Read more…] about Briefly, NOT!
A Big Bimbler Welcome to our newest Bimbler. Trail Name To Be Determined [Read more…] about The Newest Bimbler
SCHILLER, Jennifer M. Jennifer M. Schiller, 48, of New Britain, beloved wife of Steven P. Schiller and mother of their beloved son, Jordan T. Schiller, passed away Wednesday, (April 20, 2011) at St. Francis Hospital. She was born May 1, 1962 in New Haven to Duncan Studley of Plainville, and the late Nancy Jean Studley. She graduated from high school in West Virginia and went on to receive her degree as a paralegal at the Hartford College for Women. She was employed for the past fifteen years as a paralegal at the Hartford Law Firm of Berman, Bourns, Aaron and Dembo, LLC. Previously she worked for Friedle, Madorin and Ustach of New Britain. When she was diagnosed with cancer in 2003, Jennifer resolved to live to the fullest. Her greatest joy was in outdoor adventures with Steve and Jordan. She loved wilderness camping, kayaking, hiking, biking and gardening. She and Steve were trail maintainers for the Connecticut Forest and Park Association. Jennifer was also an accomplished runner and past president of the Hartford Track Club. She had a special passion for ultra marathon distance races and trail running. She won and holds records for a number of regional races including the East Lyme Marathon and the JFK 50 Mile run. Jennifer was an ardent fan of the Red Sox, Rock Cats, Patriots and UCONN Huskies. In addition to her husband, son and father, she is survived by a sister, Catherine Wolters of Texas, a brother, Michael Studley of Hampton, Virginia; and several nieces and nephews. Jennifer was predeceased by her mother and sister, Deborah Duchaime. A Memorial Service will be held Tuesday, April 26, 10 A.M. at Carlson Funeral Home, 45 Franklin Square, New Britain. Calling hours will be held Tuesday from 9 A.M. until the time of the Service at Carlson Funeral Home. Burial will be private. Memorial donations may be made to the Connecticut Park and Forest Association, 16 Meriden Road, Rockfall, CT 06481. Please share a memory or note of sympathy at www.carlsonfuneralhome.com
Submitted via Forrest, on behalf of Jiminy Cricket. Not running specific, but I really like the sentiment:
“Live a life that demands explanation”
Thelma (Allstate) Dickerson: OK, then listen; let’s not get caught.
Louise (Loopy) Sawyer: What’re you talkin’ about?
Thelma (Allstate) Dickerson: Let’s keep goin’!
Louise (Loopy) Sawyer: What d’you mean?
Thelma (Allstate) Dickerson: …Go.
Louise (Loopy) Sawyer: You sure?
Thelma (Allstate) Dickerson: Yeah.
