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Photo Throwback Wednesday (Thursday edition) – August

August 4, 2016August 3, 2016 by Jamison

Another shot of one of my kids from a long time ago. Love the expression on his face in this one. Very serious looking kid.

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Mid-west, middle-aged, and trying to live my best life.

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Photographing @wildduluthraces today. Couldn’t ask for better weather.

I needed an emotional win. I’ve felt so defeated since the SHT that I had to do something to make myself feel like I could set a goal and accomplish it. Today I set out for a fat bike ride on the Luce Line trail. I set a goal of 50 miles and forced myself to face and overcome the desire to quit. Not going to lie, 50 miles on fat tires (even with flat terrain) is tough. But I got it done, and that win feels greater than the pain.

Can’t beat fall mornings like this for a run in the woods.

Got to spend another night on the trail with Mike. We camped at an SHT site on the Gooseberry river and I headed out to Fors road with him. There’s some really challenging stuff in that section! My back seemed to be ok with 12.5 miles so I’m counting it as a win.

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