Celebrating National Running Day quietly in Frick Park
Jun 5, 2013 · 1 minute read · 0 CommentsrunningFrick ParkPittsburghLuna Sandals
Last year, I made something of a big deal of celebrating National Running Day in Schenley Park in Pittsburgh, for sentimental reasons. This year, I celebrated more quietly, by simply running one of my standard easy runs, a 5-mile run in Frick Park.
I have nothing to say, other than I’m happy to be out there running.
Luna Mono Sandals
I wore my Luna Mono Sandals, which is much thicker (12mm) than the Luna Venado Sandals (7mm) that I wore a lot last year. The Mono’s thickness makes it feel much different from the Venado: welcome cushioning, but at the expense of ground feel and flexibility. It’s all about tradeoffs.

Luna Mono Sandals
Some photos from the run

Frick Park

Frick Park

Frick Park

Frick Park
