The Oiselle Group Run

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Oiselle is located right across the street from Green Lake. If you are from Seattle you know that Green Lake is a running hub. If there is so much as a sliver of sun peeking out people drive from far and wide to run, walk, bike, rollerblade around Green Lake. So naturally when Sally set up camp across from the trail there were visions of afternoon jaunts.

It's been a (wonderfully) busy time here at Oiselle, so the afternoon runs were few and far between. But last Friday we got a group (two Sarahs, a Sally and a Larisa) and circled the lake a couple times. We all got to test run the new spring pieces. Which of course needed a photoshoot - thanks Jock 'n' Jill!

This is how Friday afternoon run traditions are born!

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