So far as snow is concerned, we have anywhere between a 15 to 30+cm base of hard pack, very runable snow. I've been in running on it for the last 2 days. Covered half the course Friday, it was nice, no sprains or strains. Running in the mornings is best, before the sun gets to it, because it can get sloppy. With 20 days to go, keep your fingers crossed and hopefully mother nature will be nice to us, no suprises. Well got to go the trails are calling!

For those who haven't heard, the fools are back in Ojai for Coyote2Moon. An early season 100 miler that gets these guys to put on a few flash events.

 Good omen of the day: we saw a coyote cross the road on the way to lunch!

If you ordered a 2009 shirt before the deadline (31 December 2009) and paid for shipping, your shirt is in the mail.

If you chose to pick-up your shirt at a Kintec Store here is the scoop:

• North Vancouver, Vancouver and Kintec pick-up: shirts are ready
• Maple Ridge Kintec pick-up: shirts are in transit and will be available 19 March

Everybody who ordered a shirt should have received an email confirming pick-up location or mailing.

Anyone out there know of a person wanting a boarder???

My son Devon will be attending The Art Inst. in Burnaby starting in April and his plan for rooming fell through.

Jesper Olsen has posted a brief summary of the first 10,000 kms of the World Run II. Currently he is in Sudan some 1000km away from the Ethiopian border.  He is sitll looking for a support and supply driver for the East African and South American part of the run.

If you are able to help, contact Jesper through his website or Phil Essam at Ultralegends.

You can read Jesper's update at World Run II

http://jdfepic.blogspot.com/

For those of you not running the "Go Home",check this out...

This just in, from Jeff, our run-coordinator and tidemaster.

He has set up a Wiki site. Nice!