Terrell Johnson

It’s almost time. Time to power down, to kick my feet up and take a little rest. Soon, I’ll be heading with my family to a beach along the South Carolina coast, just like the one in the photo above. It’s one of my favorite places in the world, a place where the afternoon sunset always feels like time slowing down, a place where I can put all my cares away for a few days.

Morning, friends! ☀️ It’s been a minute since I shared one of your stories, and I can’t wait for you to meet Jenn Woltjen, who writes the wonderful newsletter Outdoors with Jenn , in which she shares her adventures (and amazing photography) of all her, well, outdoor adventures — running, hiking, skiing, and exploring of all kinds.

This is one of those questions I can’t believe I haven’t already asked, but when I stumbled across this story earlier this week, I knew I needed to check in with you all. When you read running magazines or follow famous runners on social media, it’s very easy to get the impression that many (most?) runners are constantly changing out their shoes. But I really… don’t.