Use this topic for posts that will collect community stars for the Six Mile Creek course. You can also ask questions or make comments about this course.
Here’s how it works.
Click the “Post Using This Template” button below to create a new post with a Story heading and boilerplate text.
Replace the boilerplate text with your report for one or both sections. The Story header is key for distinguishing between posts and replies—don’t change it.
Your post must be on the same calendar day as your run as entered in the leaderboard.
Story
To pick up a community star, replace this text with a write-up of what your run was like, a photo you took on the run, a link to your Strava track, or something similar. Don’t delete the Story heading above.
:grimacing: I completely forgot about the steep hill on this course, and thankfully it was relatively dry up there! Because if it wasn’t that would have been scary for me on the narrow track back down
doing something fun on an otherwise lazy Sunday afternoon….appreciated the dry trails and relative scarcity of bugs …again was surprised by how sweaty i got as it didn’t feel that hot and humid…but nice to be reminded that I don’t have to leave home to have some fun on the trails … nice to see others, be they dog walkers, bike riders, other runners or even tai chi (or maybe tae kwando) practicioners out there as well. Also had a fair number of squirrels and chipmunks chattering at me, and occasionally darting across my path (though I go so slow it hardly counts as a daring dash by the critter)…didn’t take any pictures as there wasn’t anything blooming, and really nothing I hadn’t seen many times before.
I completely forgot about the steep hill on this course, and thankfully it was relatively dry up there! Because if it wasn’t 
that would have been scary for me 
