I ran 4 miles after work yesterday along my usual path, the Hoboken/Weehawken Waterfront Walkway. It was a REALLY nice fall night (the kind that makes you want to sniff burning leaves and beat a chainsaw-wielding actor wearing a mask in the face with your purse on a haunted hayride). The sun was just setting and let me tell ya, it was definitely picture taking time. Considering I live on the banks of the Hudson River, my camera lens is usually pointed due East toward the Manhattan skyline. But yesterday I swung it around and pointed West at the state I've lived in my entire life. The view wasn't too shabby.
Taken with an iPhone, no less.
This morning I showed my coworker/bestworkfriend (heyyyy KimboSlice) the pictures I took last night. She said she was jealous that I get to see the sun after work, as she works 9-6, and I work 7:30-4:30. Made me realize that training this winter is gonna be brutal. I wake up, it's dark, I leave work, it's dark. I had best invest in some reflective gear and/or a headlamp. Boooooo.
Winter, you're a jerk,
CQ
PS: Admittedly, the NYC side got some documentation as well:
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