This was during the 1975 Fur Rendezvous in Anchorage AK. I had hair then too.
Dick, you haven't changed much. Maybe a little less hair, but the mustache was a nice touch. Let your eyebrows grow long and just comb them back...problem solved.
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I still got hair, but the wife dies a few strands gray every night wile I sleep!
Pappy I hope you meant she "dyes" a little in her sleep, not "dies" a little.
Jeff
“Doctors are men who prescribe medicines of which they know little, to cure diseases of which they know less, in human beings of whom they know nothing”--Voltaire
I've still got a lot of hair... and none are gray....
Me too.
Mark, that looks like you were running a cross country race. What kinda times did you run? Somewhere I have a similar pic of me looking impossibly skinny.
David
The chief cause of failure in this life is giving up what you want most for what you want at the moment.
Mark, that looks like you were running a cross country race. What kinda times did you run? Somewhere I have a similar pic of me looking impossibly skinny.
David, the best time I could find was 16:46 for a 3 mile course. Up here most all of the cross country courses have several hills. Times really do not mean much. I was consistantly the #4 or #5 runner for my school as a senior. In CC only the top 5 runners from each team score, so a team is only as good as its 5th place runner. We won some and lost some.
In track my junior year I had a great season. Spokane, WA back then had lots of distance runners with many in my own school. I placed second in the 1600m with a time of 4:36, in the junior varsity district meet. This time placed me within the top 16 throughout the district for all runners. That same season I also ran a 1:56 800m and a 10:32 3200m. The 1600m is about one yard short of one mile. If the race would have been a full mile I would have likely won; I was so strong at the end and the other guy was fading so bad. I'm told I still have the School JV mile record and will likley for years to come.
Those are pretty good times. My best 1600 was a 4:53. My best 800 time was a 2:01. I don't think I ever broke 17 in the 5k and I was always the 6th man. I ran great times as a freshman/sophomore. I just never got fast enough as I got older. Where I grew up your 4:36 mile would have gotten you 4th or 5th in the league championships.
David
The chief cause of failure in this life is giving up what you want most for what you want at the moment.
In 1978 I ran my first and only marathon in Pittsburgh. Now, several pounds heavier and with a case of plantar fasciitis in my left foot and bursitis in my left hip, if only I could run (or even walk) free of pain again . . . .
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