srrdavislongrun : SRR Davis Long Run Group

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This informal group arranges long runs on weekend mornings. The default meeting place in Au Bon Pain in Davis Sq, Somerville, but we do meet elsewhere if there is interest. There is no "standing" run nor leader of this group; anyone in the group may instigate a run via this e-mail list.

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Confirming - Sat run is on 9 am from ABP at Davis - 8 miles. Nicole 9 am from ABP at Davis - 8 miles. Nicole Posted - Fri May 10, 2013 3:13 pm	Nicole Tateosian nicoletateosian Send Email
Long Run Saturday morning? Hi Everyone, Due to some time off from long runs - I think I am back but with limited mileage. Is anyone interested in 8 miles on Saturday morning at 9 am Posted - Thu May 9, 2013 5:37 pm	Nicole Tateosian nicoletateosian Send Email
Sunday morning Charles River run I think most of the SRR team is in Pittsburgh this weekend, but if anyone is interested in a semi-long run (long for me), I'm probably going to repeat last Posted - Sun May 5, 2013 12:28 am	Jeff R jj_boston75 Send Email
Re: 10 from ABP at 9AM Hi Prasant, I'll join you. See you at ABP at 9:00. Greg ________________________________ From: desai.prasant <desai.prasant@...> To: Posted - Fri Apr 26, 2013 11:36 pm	Greg Hill hilligan99 Send Email
10 from ABP at 9AM Hi All, Anyone up for 10 from ABP at 9AM at about a 9:00 to 9:30 pace. If interested, let me know. Prasant Posted - Fri Apr 26, 2013 11:22 pm	desai.prasant Send Email
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