Pink Ribbon 5K 2015

Today's post has many photographs, because it highlights the people who

 participated in the Hurwitz Breast Cancer Fund - Pink Ribbon 5K Run/Walk.

3.1 miles in a constant spray type rain, and below 50 F degrees.

Congratulations to all who participated, and raised money for a great cause.

Prayers and best wishes to all who have survived breast cancer

(and any other type of cancer), and to all who are fighting now.

Fight like a girl!

Start & Finish Line

Blue start line.

Waiting to start the run/walk.

Mile marker one.

Mile marker one.

Runners on Kline Blvd.

Walkers on Fairview Ave.

Mile marker two on Kline Blvd.

Mile marker three on W. College Terrace.

Susan Bahl, MD & her son.

Finish line is in sight.

Greeted by the Hood Lacrosse Team.

Rona finished the walk before going to work.

Patty Hurwitz

Susan Bahl, MD

Cancer Survivors

Hood Lacrosse Team Volunteers

Hood Lacrosse Team Volunteers

"One Voice"

Chasing Butterflies 2015
Top group Fundraisers

Door prize drawings.

pinkribbonfrederick.org

What can brown do for you?

What can brown do for you? Deliver parcels with a smile.

This is Phillip. For many years, he delivered a route downtown Frederick.

Now he has a route in the northern part of the city, around North East Street. 

I have known Phillip for many years,

as we used to deliver to some of the same homes and businesses. 

Now, he delivers to my home. 

Phillip

Sunday, July 19th, 2015

With the oppressive heat index, my walk was short.

I wanted to see the new fountain, along Carroll Creek,

between South East Street and South Carroll Street.

I found Blair and his granddaughter Allie, enjoying a little water play.

There were a few people walking around downtown Frederick, 

but I think the heat index kept many away.

Delivery

Ky and Clay were making a delivery of adult libations, 

on North East Street, this afternoon.