Friday after work I headed up to Post Oak Lodge north of Tulsa to get my runners packet for the quarter marathon event on Sunday as part of their three day Post Oak Challenge series of races this past weekend.
Post Oak Lodge is a privately run event and retreat center and it is absolutely beautiful and their races are some of my favorites. I took these pics after picking up my packet.
Strangely enough, through some unforeseen circumstances I didn’t run the race on Sunday. That’s okay, they’ll have the race again next year and I’ll be there. In the meantime I have my memories. Four years ago I won second in my age group in the race. Next year I will be in an older age group!!
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Beautiful pictures.
Gorgeous skies! Beautiful place … Worth the visit even if you didn’t run. So Next year you will be among the youngest in your age group? An advantage I assume.
So sorry to hear that you didn’t run the race. Love the reflections in your photos. Beautiful place for a walk or just sit down and get lost in ones thoughts.
-Soma
Beautiful photos!
the clouds in the skies are amazing
wow amazing views.
Brilliant photography.
Have a nice week ahead.
Wow – gorgeous! Hope you get to run next year.
Beautiful skies. It looksa very peaceful place. Good luck for next year.
What a peaceful corner of the city.
It looks beautiful ! Love the skies !
Love the photos!
Good on you, keep going. I use to run but haven’t done in it quiet some time.
With the plant life just waiting to spring up it still looks beautiful. I wish I could run or ride my bike again. Riding is what I use to do a lot, but now I’m disabled & so is my husband for that matter. Well, him not so much he has a bad back. Ahhhhhhhhhhhh to be young again, but your pics are beautiful. Thanks for sharing & have a great week!
Such a pretty place. Sorry you didn’t get to run.
Looks like a beautiful place. I’m sorry you had to miss the race…you are an amazing brother. I’m doing a 5K on my birthday this year and I’m happy to be in a new age group. Unfortunately, in Colorado I’ll have to be in the 100+ age group to have a chance at coming in anywhere near the top.