Yes, I know that the colors of the leaves are pretty and it’s easier to run with cooler temps
BUT:
1. I have to wear shoes.
IOW it’s really too cold for OOFOS and sandals.
Shoes hurt my toes.
Boots hurt my ankles.
Sigh.
2. Most flowers are dead.
You may be wondering what I will be taking pics of when I run.
I am too.
3. My after work running routes are limited.
There are no lights in my neighborhood or on any of the bike paths.
In fact, the only place I can run after work is UAlbany. That was not so bad when I worked in my office (since it was nearby.) But not when I am still working from home.
4. No more homegrown fruits and veggies.
Just the expensive tasteless ones in the supermarket.
5. Less likely to eat ice cream after my runs.
What will I eat post run, race or hike?
***What Fall really means:
Happy Running! How do feel about fall? Please share.
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I understand all this! It is hard to say good bye to Summer, but I try to enjoy fall for what it is! ( but then again I say the same thing about winter too). Have a great weekend!
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I know. I accept fall but summer is so much better.
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Well you know I make no secret about my love of all things fall! And, I try very hard not to think about what comes next 😉
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That’s a good idea. Winters are way too long up here.
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Good idea. Hopefully we have a nice long one. Sometimes we blink and it’s winter.
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I love fall, but we don’t get much of a fall season in Florida. I can understand, tho, because fall means winter is coming and I sure don’t miss that!!
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Exactly! I will be jealous of your winter weather.
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Our winter is the only time I can run outside, so every region has its ups and downs.
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Very true.
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When I lived up north I would have agreed with this entire post, 100%. Now my perspective has shifted, and fall means we might get some cooler temperatures down here… eventually. Fall up north may have some redeeming qualities, but winter has NONE! That’s why i live in Florida. (Hmm, I notice I’m the second Florida commenter!)
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I knew you’d understand.
And that’s why I escape to Florida in Feb.
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I’ll chime in along with the other Southerners on here and say I love fall, especially early- to mid-fall because the humidity has dropped and the temperature is perfect. I specify early- and mid-fall because late fall means winter is coming, which I hate. Although it’s mild and short, I’m still not a fan, another reason why I live in the south now.
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I see all those winter haters have moved south… many of my friends have too!!
I love summer because of the daylight and we don’t haver the humidity you do.
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I actually love summer. I’m more heat tolerant than most people so I don’t mind it until it gets close to 100. The humidity sucks but I’ll take it over snow any day. Lol.
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We agree on that.
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OMG – I love fall! I love the leaves (just made a reel!), cooler temps, winter squashes, sweaters… I could go on and on and on! We’ll agree to disagree on this one!
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That’s ok. LOL
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I agree! People always rave about how they love the fall weather etc. But it gets dark so much earlier. It is beginning to get cold. And it’s so much windier. When the leaves fall they are slippery when running! It won’t be long until it’s treadmill for me until springtime.
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Yay. Someone agrees with me
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Fall is a little different here. Boots don’t feel great on my ankle, but it’s nice to have an option for something different.
Very little dies here, so photos of landscapes are still fine.
And we can and do eat ice cream year round. Yum.
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Should I move to Florida? Lol
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Haha! I must admit Darlene, I’m a big fan of fall (or autumn as we call it here!) – the cooler temps trump all the negative aspects! But then again, our fall and winter are not half as cold as yours, so I’d probably be singing your tune if I had that situation. Hang in there my friend!
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Our winters are long and dreary.
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