They were born to run: Three Lehigh Valley locals take on the mecca of marathoning
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Jessica Schocker-Zolotsky recalled how quiet the bridge was. Craig Nehman concurred: `You can hear yourself breathing, the person next to you breathing. You can hear your feet hitting the ground.` Schocker-Zolotsky said she´d been warned ahead of time about this bridge, and the isolation it brings. But here´s the thing about bridges: they have to end somewhere. `You can feel the anticipation because you know what´s coming next,` Kit Fox said. `It´s the quiet before the storm.` As the Queensboro Bridge ceases, so does the quiet. And then comes the proverbial storm in the form of thousands of spectators roaring as they wait in Manhattan. Waiting to welcome runners to the 16th mile of the TCS...