"A beautiful out and back course from the Brackley Beach parking lot towards Robinson's Island."It was cloudy and 4 degrees and no wind.
The calm before the storm. Hurricane Noel is coming to Atlantic Canada tonight.
The out and back course on Gulf Shore Parkway.
Lots of dogs and lots of vet college students.
He came in 7th out of 59 runners include walkers and time of 20:22.
Lawrence Brown came first and Marcos came second they both from vet college.Athena Doyle came the first female with PB of 21:10.
Ryan McCarron ran his first 5km in 18:59.
Late tonight Hurricane Noel is arriving with 50mm of rain and wind up to 120km/h but Legs for Literacy Marathon in Moncton NB tomorrow is still on and lots of island runners plan to go. I hope they have a safe run.
Official Result: 7th out of 59
5K in 20 minutes, 22 seconds
AVC Run 2006
Brackley Beach
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Photo 1: Looking Northwest - Photo 2: Looking Northeast
Warnings
Queens County P.E.I.11:02 AM ADT Saturday 3 November 2007
Wind warning for Queens County P.E.I. continued
Southeasterly winds gusting up to 90 km/h tonight and southwesterly winds gusting to 120 km/h early Sunday.
Dangerous post-tropical storm Noel will approach Nova Scotia today and track across the Bay of Fundy tonight then cross just west of the island early Sunday morning as it heads into the Gulf of St Lawrence thereafter. The main threat with this storm will be potentially damaging winds..Heavy rain and pounding ocean waves.
Gusty easterly winds up to 90 km/h will develop this evening. Winds will become southwest with gusts as high as 120 km/h Sunday morning. These winds could lead to downed trees and power lines leading to power interuptions and cause damage to roofing and cladding material on some homes.
Rainfall amounts of up to 50 millimetres are expected over the province. The rain will quickly taper off Sunday morning. Rainfall may cause localized flooding in prone areas..Especially where leaf litter clogs storm drains.
5-metre waves are expected over the gulf waters..Erosion of some beaches is likely. High water levels along the Northumberland strait are expected tonight.
Rainfall warning for Queens County P.E.I. continued
Rainfall amounts of up to 50 millimetres expected tonight.
Dangerous post-tropical storm Noel will approach Nova Scotia today and track across the Bay of Fundy tonight then cross just west of the island early Sunday morning as it heads into the Gulf of St Lawrence thereafter. The main threat with this storm will be potentially damaging winds..Heavy rain and pounding ocean waves.
Gusty easterly winds up to 90 km/h will develop this evening. Winds will become southwest with gusts as high as 120 km/h Sunday morning. These winds could lead to downed trees and power lines leading to power interuptions and cause damage to roofing and cladding material on some homes.
Rainfall amounts of up to 50 millimetres are expected over the province. The rain will quickly taper off Sunday morning. Rainfall may cause localized flooding in prone areas..Especially where leaf litter clogs storm drains.
5-metre waves are expected over the gulf waters..Erosion of some beaches is likely. High water levels along the Northumberland strait are expected tonight.
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Not Against It
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