Crowds will buzz around our Onondaga Lake Park a month from now, a Tuesday night in June that will transform the usual recreational trails and the surrounding shore space into the tented village for the J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge. For my freelance story in the just-out May edition of the glossy Central New York the…
Our weekend assignments in Photo 101 advise us to look back, mull, dwell, take action. This morning some thousand-plus runners in the Syracuse Half-Marathon ran through my Syracuse city neighborhood of Eastwood, and I took a lot of photographs with my iPhone 6. Indeed, I posted a handful already today. I think I’ll offer more,…
I woke up waiting for the runners from the Syracuse Half-Marathon to thunder down my block in the Syracuse city neighborhood of Eastwood for the third year in a row. It’s become a happy day for Ellie B aka Dogamous Pyle, my dear wife Karen and I. We happily discovered them by mistake at the…
Some people are made to run, I thought to myself again on Sunday morning as I watched 1,600 or so of those type of folks file past my Syracuse city home during the second Syracuse Half Marathon. Not me. I am a walker. I knew that way, way, way back in my life. The determined…
The runners for the second edition of the Syracuse Half Marathon this morning were greeted by 13.1 miles of city streets that had been kissed with a a spring layer of snow during the wee hours. The temperature was 17 degrees. And yet they came fast, strong and bundled pretty good against those elements, streaming…
They will come thundering down our city Syracuse neighborhood hill again Sunday. The runners participating in the second edition of the Syracuse Half Marathon are sure to be a colorful bunch. Cold, too. Forecasts right now are for high temperatures in the 20s. About 1,600 runners have signed up to log the 13.1 miles that…
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