--Johann
Wolfgang von Goethe
As the lead runners
of the Chicago marathon turn north onto Sheridan Road, nearing the seven-mile
mark, Ludwig von Goethe looks on. The
eventual winner, Eliud Kipchoge, is the back runner in the lead pack with the
yellow shirt and the fluorescent pink running shoes. He came home in two hours, four minutes and
11 seconds, averaging well under 4:50 a mile.
Sunday, October 12 was a beautiful October morning in Chicago, with
perfect weather for a runner if you discount the stiff wind out of the south.
1 comment:
Great race. I am looking for best nursing shoes for men and I think I should choose a pink shoes like "The eventual winner, Eliud Kipchoge" to race at work :D
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