I used to, back in the better days whence I ran, keep gps records of most of my trajectories. None ever made significant art, but it's not an unpleasant exerci

I used to, back in the better days whence I ran, keep gps records of most of my trajectories. None ever made significant art, but it's not an unpleasant exercise in itself to mentally revisit the paths while attempting to remember as many details as possible. There's so much think-time on distance runs, so much to take in, if the discomfort doesn't lower the proverbial brow beneath the shoe into the gutters of the mind, which it often did for me.