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Mar 2012
4:43pm, 25 Mar 2012
2,299 posts
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Lalli
Water of Life 10k - lovely and scenic, mixture of surfaces, sun shining and a season's best.
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Mar 2012
4:54pm, 25 Mar 2012
5,154 posts
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Dvorak
Grangemouth 10K. A summer's day. Ran it with a smile on my face.
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Mar 2012
5:09pm, 25 Mar 2012
740 posts
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Derby Tup
Totally awesome doesn't do it justice. 8miles or so in warm sunshine over local hills and moorland, with skylark, curlew and meadow pipits for company. I just got down to the bottom road and passed a family who I'd seen near the top of the biggest hill and their son said, Hey, that's that man we saw earlier. How's he got up there and back so soon? :-):-)
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Mar 2012
5:39pm, 25 Mar 2012
First-time poster!!
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susiewoo59
First Half Marathon- Loughborough- today. Thoroughly enjoyed it and was faster than expected!!
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Mar 2012
8:59pm, 25 Mar 2012
1,365 posts
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Muds
Nice, three efforts, not strides but not a session. Felt good  Oh yer but not really training!
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Mar 2012
9:01pm, 25 Mar 2012
310 posts
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Turkhish
Fantastic run in the late afternoon sunshine around the country lanes near where I live.........created a new route for myself .....just over 8 miles.....truly brought it home to me what running is really about......superb!
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Mar 2012
9:20pm, 25 Mar 2012
3,488 posts
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RichHL
Outstanding!
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Mar 2012
10:10pm, 25 Mar 2012
22 posts
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Rosemount Raver
Hot Hot Hot
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Mar 2012
8:20am, 26 Mar 2012
465 posts
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Scott S
10 comfortable miles just now.
Lovely and cold - strange considering it was warmish yesterday and plenty of fog in the evening that was gone this morning. Couple of icy patches and all the car windscreens are frozen.
3 other runners out and about.
Also, half the number of cars on the road compared to the 2 foggy days last week and their speeds have dropped as well. The conclusion to be drawn from that is: The worse the weather and visibility, the faster you go regardless of whether you need to be anywhere in the first place. i.e If you don't need to go anywhere and the weather isn't good, it is obligatory that you go for a drive just to fill the roads up. The faster you go, the less time you spend driving in those conditions and this is obviously far safer.
Finally, are most dogs deaf? I run along the footpath towards a dog and it's owner, with them walking away from me. You would think the dog with it's great hearing and sense of smell would be aware of someone running up from behind, but no. Half of them are so taken aback by the shock of someone running, they half jump out of their skins!
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Mar 2012
8:53am, 26 Mar 2012
1,311 posts
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Bru-Bru
Bracing 5.8m in the early morning - exhilarating but chilly!
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