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kenster Jan 2008 11:45am, 13 Jan 2008 215 posts	Quote Pin kenster wet and miserable other than that great!!
Berni Jan 2008 12:58pm, 13 Jan 2008 166 posts	Quote Pin Berni I ran the Stubbington 10K, I started out too fast and started to feel sick on the last 3K and nearly gave up, nearly... I kept going and thought I was really going to throw up at the end. A big thankyou to the "TWAT" who gobbed on me, if you really must spit, look to to see who's near you. Why do people, mostly men feel the must spit every few yards?
StringSideUp Jan 2008 2:20pm, 13 Jan 2008 703 posts	Quote Pin StringSideUp Very very windy, steep, up to tops of shoes in massive pools of cow poo churned with mud....in other words, quite good! At least it wasn't raining.
mxhornet Jan 2008 2:22pm, 13 Jan 2008 8,850 posts	Quote Pin mxhornet Both have been spot on
Son of a Pronator Man Jan 2008 2:30pm, 13 Jan 2008 258 posts	Quote Pin Son of a Pronator Man 17 Miles cross country linking up 3 Forestry Commision sites. very wet and muddy. Saw deer and snowdrops
Jan 2008 4:16pm, 13 Jan 2008 103 posts	Quote Pin Better than yesterday. I met up with some friends and that always helps. We did about 6 miles together, 9.5 total for me.
flying leek! Jan 2008 4:19pm, 13 Jan 2008 979 posts	Quote Pin flying leek! awesome! 14 miles around great windsor park, verginia water and savill gardens. bit windy but good apart from that!:-)
libby Jan 2008 4:22pm, 13 Jan 2008 469 posts	Quote Pin libby Sore! I fell over at just 0.6m in (although I wasn't planning on going very far), cut my hands and bruised my left leg (luckily didn't fall on abdomen), so had to be abandoned as my hand was bleeding copiously. Euggh. Will have to do a bit more tomorrow.
flying leek! Jan 2008 4:24pm, 13 Jan 2008 983 posts	Quote Pin flying leek! oh dear libby! hope your ok?
BelleVueRacer♣of Beartown Jan 2008 4:27pm, 13 Jan 2008 291 posts	Quote Pin BelleVueRacer♣of Beartown "Will have to do a bit more tomorrow" - That's the spirit libby! 5.x(my Garming said 5.23) miles around Woodbank Park for the 4th Manchester Area XC League. Loved every minute of it apart from the killer mud hill towards the end of each lap. Thanks Stockport Harriers for another great event at Woodbank Park. Was going to treat it as a training run as I'm recovering from a cold and missed loads of Xmas training, but discovered that starting off slow is a great way to enjoy a race and get a better time.