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2007 New York Marathon Photos

Seth Holladay — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 22:13:21 +0000

Collection of photos from the November 4th 2007 New York City Marathon.

Top 25 Male Finishers

Place	Bib	Name	Time	State	Country	Citizenship
1	3	Martin Lel	2:09:04		Kenya	KEN
2	4	Abderrahim Goumri	2:09:16		Morocco	MAR
3	9	Hendrick Ramaala	2:11:25		South Africa	RSA
4	6	Stefano Baldini	2:11:58		Italy	ITA
5	11	James Kwambai	2:12:25		Kenya	KEN
6	14	Ruggero Pertile	2:13:01		Italy	ITA
7	2	Stephen Kiogora	2:13:40		Kenya	KEN
8	1	Marilson Gomes Dos Santos	2:13:47		Brazil	BRA
9	10	Aleksandr Kuzin	2:14:01		Ukraine	UKR
10	8	William Kipsang	2:15:32		Kenya	KEN
11	15	Elias Kemboi	2:17:26		Kenya	KEN
12	5	Rodgers Rop	2:18:10		Kenya	KEN
13	17	Demesse Tefera	2:19:34		Ethiopia	ETH
14	23	Genna Tufa	2:20:15		United States	ETH
15	35	Francisco Bautista	2:21:15		Mexico	MEX
16	18	Joseph Chirlee	2:23:01		Kenya	KEN
17	40	Bruce Deacon	2:24:20		Canada	CAN
18	19	Kassahun Kabiso	2:25:05		United States	ETH
19	20	Worku Beyi	2:25:56		United States	ETH
20	2566	Valerio Brignone	2:26:05		Italy	ITA
21	169	Eduard Gapak	2:28:04		United States	UKR
22	44	Peder Troldborg	2:28:42		Denmark	DEN
23	36	Hermann AchmuLler	2:29:23		Italy	ITA
24	605	Sam Hill	2:29:27		United States	USA
25	240	Ian Nurse	2:29:49		United States	USA

Top 25 Female Finishers

Place	Bib	Name	Time	State	Country	Citizenship
1	F2	Paula Radcliffe	2:23:09		Great Britain	GBR
2	F4	Gete Wami	2:23:32		Ethiopia	ETH
3	F1	Jelena Prokopcuka	2:26:13		Latvia	LAT
4	F5	Lidiya Grigoryeva	2:28:37		Russia	RUS
5	F3	Catherine Ndereba	2:29:08		Kenya	KEN
6	F10	Elva Dryer	2:35:15		United States	USA
7	F20	Robyn Friedman	2:39:19		United States	USA
8	F11	Tegla Loroupe	2:41:48		Kenya	KEN
9	F37	Melisa Christian	2:41:57		United States	USA
10	F27	Alvina Begay	2:42:36		United States	USA
11	F17	Christine Lundy	2:43:11		United States	USA
12	F19	Veena Reddy	2:43:16		United States	USA
13	F33	Caitlin Tormey	2:43:20		United States	USA
14	F16	Erin Moeller	2:43:47		United States	USA
15	F42	Nathalie Vasseur	2:43:50		France	FRA
16	F29	Sopagna Eap	2:44:27		United States	USA
17	F24	Atalelech Ketema	2:44:55		United States	ETH
18	F23	Victoria Ganushina	2:45:05		United States	UKR
19	F22	Heather Killeen-Frisone	2:45:46		United States	USA
20	F36	Kristine Spence	2:46:50		United States	USA
21	F18	Jennifer Derego	2:46:57		United States	USA
22	F40	Lucy Smith	2:48:25		Canada	CAN
23	F32	Malin Ewerllf	2:48:40		Sweden	SWE
24	F31	Michelle Rorke	2:49:42		United States	USA
25	F207	Marlies Jongerius- Kort	2:50:00		Netherlands	NED

Cuba Photos

Seth Holladay — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 23:08:16 +0000

Pictures from a May 2003 trip to Cuba, including Havana and Trinidad. Taken during a study abroad trip with Georgia State University (one of the last).

Silver Comet Trail Map – SilverCometMap.com

Seth Holladay — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 22:33:23 +0000

The Silver Comet Trail is Georgia’s most ambitious rails-to-trails project. It was named for the Silver Comet passenger train that used the identical route from 1947 to 1968. Now it is a paved, multi-use recreational trail that currently begins in Smyrna, Georgia and runs west through Paulding and Polk counties, then into Alabama’s Chief Ladiga Trail.

Silver Comet Trail Map from www.SilverCometMap.com

Chief Ladiga Trail Map – ChiefLadiga.com

Seth Holladay — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 19:48:36 +0000

The Chief Ladiga Trail is Alabama’s first rails-to-trails project. The 33-mile trail stretches from the Alabama-Georgia state line to Anniston. The Chief Ladiga is on the same rail corridor as the Silver Comet Trail in Georgia. The two are expected to be joined after the Cleburne County section is completed. When the Chief Ladiga and the Silver Comet trails are connected there will be a 90-mile corridor available for non-motorized travel from just west of Atlanta, Georgia to Anniston, Alabama.

Chief Ladiga Trail Map available at www.ChiefLadiga.com

Nantahala River Map – North Carolina

Seth Holladay — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 17:02:32 +0000

The Nantahala River is located in western North Carolina, near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and is the most popular river for whitewater rafting and paddling in the Southeastern United States. The word “Nantahala” comes from Cherokee meaning “Land of the Noonday Sun.” The river runs through a narrow and steep gorge stretching eight miles from the main put-in to the take out.

Nantahala River

Nantahala River with Rapids Marked

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Nantahala Links

Manhattan on Vacation

Seth Holladay — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 04:37:31 +0000

What if the island of Manhattan left New York City to visit other cities? Where would it go and what would it look like?

Inspired by Bill Rankin’s Radical Cartography – The Errant Isle of Manhattan and kottke.org’s Manhattan Elsewhere projects, “Manhattan on Vacation” takes the island of Manhattan to San Francisco, Boston, Chicago, and Hawaii.

Maps below are to scale.

San Francisco, California + Manhattan

Boston, Massachusetts + Manhattan

Chicago, Illinois + Manhattan

Jacksonville, Florida + Manhattan

Honolulu, Hawaii + Manhattan