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Fdip164: A New England Five Miler
In this episode I run the 20th Annual Whiten Five Thanksgiving Day Road Race in Whitensville, Massachusetts; a village in Northbridge.\xa0 It wasn\u2019t my fastest five miler, but I had fun running it never the less.\xa0 I came to celebrate the holiday of Thanksgiving, to enjoy the morning with fellow runners, to compete against those around me and most of all, to run. Old New England towns remain preserved while merging with the modern world and new technologies.\xa0 You can see that most clearly when you go for a run in such a town such as Northbridge Massachusetts, and the village of Whitensville.\nShow Links:Fdip Blog of the Week: The song \u201cRun to Your Grave\u201d was by The Mae Shi