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Exciting news for The Landings Club and the Savannah Golf Championship at the Landings Club! They have formed a new five-year sponsorship!
Virtual Army 10-Mile
Good afternoon, I have the honor of serving as the Professor of Military Science for the Georgia Southern Eagle Battalion Army ROTC program.
Each year, the Army holds the Army 10 Miler in Washington DC. Normally, this is a great trip for the Cadets. Unfortunately, COVID caused the race to move to a virtual format. Anyone can run the Army 10 Miler on a course of their choosing.
I invited the 10 Cadets on the Georgia Southern Eagle Battalion Army ROTC 10 Mile Team to run a 10-mile course in our beautiful neighborhood! It is extremely flat, and we are expecting some great run times!
The team is competing against all the ROTC programs in the country during their run. We are running to win the Team Competition as the best ROTC 10 Mile Team.
We are starting at the Landings Harbor Marina and running south along Priest Landing Drive to Bartram Road, running Bartram Road to Landings Way, and running Landings Way to the entrance of the Palmetto Clubhouse (5 miles). We are then running back north along Landings Way to Bartram to Priest Landing to finish the race back at Landings Harbor Marina.
If anyone happens to be out on the roads and would like to cheer on the US Armyās future leadersā¦ please join us! The more cowbells, horns, whistles the better!
We are starting at 8am. Most of the runners will be running between a 6-7 minute per mile pace. We will be at the entrance of the Palmetto Clubhouse by 8:30 am and complete at the Landings Harbor Marina at approximately 9-9:30.
Go Army! Go, Georgia Southern! Go Eagles!
I yearn to touch you
Said both the land and the sea
But where shall we meet?
Let us decide now....
The place where we stretch furthest
And are the most vulnerable
A tanka on that place where land and sea merge.
Photo from Delegal Marina, Autumn, 2020.
The marsh grass changes from bright green to vivid golds and chartreuse this time of year, and the light bends bends on the water to make reflections richer.
The Little School at Savannah Country Day is looking for full and part-time teachers! If you know anyone looking for a job that is great with kids (6 weeks through 4 years old) please encourage them to apply! Contact khardage@savcds.org or pconnor@savcds.org.
www.savcds.org/who-we-are/employment
Well done Sir š
