How was your run today?
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Dec 2006
2:44pm, 20 Dec 2006
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Smashing little run around the Geat Orme - dry, no wind, hardly anyone about - peace and quiet with views of the Little Orme/Llandudno looking back and cracking view of the Conwy esturary and the hills above Penmaenmawr on the way round. |
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Dec 2006
2:50pm, 20 Dec 2006
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B.B.
Really good run. First outside run I have done for a couple of weeks (number of reasons for this), and I got 6 miles in, which is good. Running by the Thames is beautiful in the sun  Here's my route: gmap-pedometer.com |
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Dec 2006
2:57pm, 20 Dec 2006
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Nice run - I'll also be on Thames tonight gmap-pedometer.com |
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Dec 2006
3:00pm, 20 Dec 2006
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B.B.
That's a good run too. I know that lot rather well. Shame about what's on your left at 4.5m, but never mind
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Dec 2006
3:07pm, 20 Dec 2006
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Red Tomato
was i the only one slipping about like bambi on ice? the footpaths still havent thawed out here, i had intended a 4 mile tempo run but cut that bit down to approx 3 miles off road as i figured if i fell i would have a soft landing.
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Dec 2006
3:10pm, 20 Dec 2006
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tazdevil
bit of ice underfoot for me too but did a great 4m tempo run in lovely weather i love winter me |
Dec 2006
3:20pm, 20 Dec 2006
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Siouxsie
cold but lovely. Pace was carp but couldn't help it. Glad i went out , thanks to the last minute baby sitter:)
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Dec 2006
4:01pm, 20 Dec 2006
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BB - that's the highlight of the run!! Aren't you a cockney red? You should like the place, you always seem to get 3 points there! |
Dec 2006
4:10pm, 20 Dec 2006
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FFFFFF-Freezing. Fog and "mock snow" on the trees. Quite unusual weather really. Did 8 miles out & back on an old railway line converted to cycle path near home. I actually met not one but two runners! a real rarity around here. Wore gloves and hat and still finished with freezing fingers. The dog's nose was covered in frost too and he looked just a little more ridiculous than me. Roll on the spring! |
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Dec 2006
4:14pm, 20 Dec 2006
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B.B.
I guess I am a cockney Red.... although family's all from Lancs. (partial excuse!) We may have 3 points the last two visits, but I vividly remember Papa Bouba Diop's screamer Xmas 04. I was in the Putney end and had a rather good view as it bent viciously in the top corner! |
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