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May 2012
6:18pm, 12 May 2012
22 posts
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macapple
Nice long just over 12 miles in the sun but not humid like Thursday thank goodness!
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May 2012
8:01pm, 12 May 2012
1,334 posts
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Derby Tup
13miles or so on the coastal path from Lyne Regis to Seatown and back. Stunning day for a run out and the ice-cream half-way on the beach was ace (as were the chips with curry sauce at Lyme Regis when we finished) 
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May 2012
9:40pm, 12 May 2012
509 posts
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Scott S
Just over 11 miles for me in slightly cooler but breezy conditions. Fairly comfortable although running around the block a few times at the end to make up some miles.
5 other runners out and about.
Another run planned for tomorrow as a rare Sunday off. Might go for a swim afterwards as well.
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May 2012
9:43pm, 12 May 2012
3,338 posts
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WA (Windassisted)
Great 10 happy miles- usual circuit with a bit extra to round it up.
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May 2012
9:46pm, 12 May 2012
15,861 posts
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Mick n Phil - Easy - Easy - Easy
We've had a few runs this last few days folkes and thoroughly enjoyed them, albeit, they we slow compared to days gone by
tomorrow see's us in our 240 th HM
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May 2012
10:13pm, 12 May 2012
443 posts
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GerryO
10k on the trails around Mugdock park with Dylandog: very satisfying to dodgearound the poor beasts of burden trudging the start of the WHW.
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May 2012
5:35am, 13 May 2012
27,694 posts
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Toks
Don't ask
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May 2012
9:44am, 13 May 2012
511 posts
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Scott S
Went out for a gentle 5 miler or so but since it was a lovely blue skied day, ran slight over 10 miles to the pier at Cleethorpes, along the sea front to the docks and back home. Quite a few people out at 7:30am onwards but only 2 runners, one of whom was running the opposite way to me along the sea wall.
Just over 21 miles this weekend so that will do me
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May 2012
12:32pm, 13 May 2012
2,008 posts
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TripletDad
Nice 12.55 mile run with my club, felt a bit sluggish to start but good by the end. My last double digit run before Edinburgh marathon in a fortnight.
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May 2012
7:11pm, 13 May 2012
15,865 posts
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Mick n Phil - Easy - Easy - Easy
Hinkley HM - our ( 240 th )
Today saw us take part for the first time at Hinkley HM, it was our 240 th HM together and we clocked a nice savoury 2:17... I was delighted with that time considering my fitness isn’t what it was and 4th race this week …and the nature of the course
A nice event I thought , could they improve it, I’m not too sure they can TBH, …
We didn’t go looking for any particular time , as we’ve had a week of running, so, I just set out to see what would happen and how it would go ….
The route itself …..Well, it’s one of those deceiving nigglers I can tell you , it has nice flat bits and some long drags and some hills …. Its mostly on country lanes , the scenery was beautiful, …I so enjoyed it, quality time with my son, the nature of the course did not matter a bit ….
The weather was with us, albeit a bit of breeze in places ,
The event was well organised, the start and finish were both good and well organised,
Plenty of friendly marshals on route , drink points were plentiful , spectator wise, well, it is a rural race, so you cannot expect too much can you ….
Would we go back there again, yes of course we would, in actual fact I so wish now we’d gone there before … but of course, lots of weeks in race calendar there are several races on, and you can only go to one ahh …
So, a happy enjoyable day, doing something that we do savour and can savour in between events on days at home that are simply not so good
I was thinking on route, how all this keeps me alive , keeps me laughing even when the going gets tough at times .. Not that today really got tough , there’s far tougher HM’s out there I can assure you all
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