With the lock-down as the result of the pandemic, any of the races which had been planned by the Georgetown Running Club had been cancelled. But the GRC organizers (mainly Bill, I believe) came up with the idea of the GRC Summer Tour. As I noted in my “Five Years Running” blog, this was a challenge starting on Memorial Day weekend going through Labor Day weekend. The idea was to get outside to parks and other “natural areas” to enjoy those spaces. On the Facebook page for GRC, we’d upload the pictures we took of the places we went, so all could share the experience. In addition to taking pictures of where you visited, it was fun to take selfies at those places.
The first area I went was one of my old stand-by hiking locations,
Brushy Creek. For me, it was easy to
shoot up Parmer Lane to reach the access point at the “Lake Park.” The majority of the pictures here (the water
falls and the gorge) were taken close to Twin Lake YMCA Camp. The other shots were from random sections of
the main trail area. This was a good
place to start the Summer Tour. I
figured I could reasonably hit a different park each day of the weekend.
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