Here are the feet of two Seven Hills Running Club runners. Who do they belong to? Post your answer.
I ran 4.4 miles at the park this evening with the group. It was Hans, Chris, John, Andrew and Karen and a friend of Karen's, Katie McKee.
We have seen more armadillos this summer than in over 10 previous years combined. Is the eco system out of balance? Why are there so many?
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One of the park biologists who was out on the boat was discussing the wildlife with me. There are more snakes, alligators, and other animals such as the armadillos because of the temperate winter and the artificially lower lake during the winter. Normally they do not empty the lake but they did this winter. This allowed more eggs to thrive and for babies to survive easier. Their goal was to revive the vegetation and shoreline and spur more gestation in the park wildlife.
Those Feet belong to Amy as is evident from the toe ring she always wears.
Your right. The foot on the left belongs to Amy, but who does the one on the right belong to?
I know the answer to the one on the right, but I'm not allowed to say.
I have no clue whose foot that is, but that is the only tatoo I've ever seen that I would consider having...
I don't know who it is but after reading Karen's comment I have a guess.
I can tell it wasn't someone at the park that day. And if it's someone in the club who runs ultras it is probably Niki.
I don't see her as a tattoo type but like Karen, if she was going to have one that'd be it. That's my guess anyhow.
You got it right, Curtis. It's Niki's. Let's all get one of those tattoos. I'll get Army Paratrooper wings right above it.
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