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Feb 2007
8:32am, 8 Feb 2007
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santababy
tell him to nip to the butchers Snoozi 
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Feb 2007
8:32am, 8 Feb 2007
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Beejay
I'm still hopeful of running at lunchtime, snow permitting........started here in Nottingham about 1hr ago
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Feb 2007
8:51am, 8 Feb 2007
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jude
did mine last night anticipating snow. 2 lots of 5 min fast, below my 10k pace so quite pleased, mile-ish jog either side. Was blimmin cold, thighs only just thawing out!
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Feb 2007
8:54am, 8 Feb 2007
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Beautiful 12K easy run through the light snow. Its great to see its getting light-ish by 7.10 to 7.15. What a pleasure after months of darkness. Spring is coming!!!!!!
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Feb 2007
9:14am, 8 Feb 2007
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B.B.
Rather conveniently with all this snow, I've got a rest day today
Bew, did you just say 'spring is coming'?? HAVE YOU SEEN THE WEATHER?!
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Feb 2007
9:28am, 8 Feb 2007
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Kieren
5.6 mile recovery run.
Had major work keeping my heart rate down with all the slippping about in the slush. Thankfully the snowy sections were grippy & soft underfoot.
Amazed I didn't get a snowball in the head from all the heavily armed school children who were patrolling the streets like mini-tanks.
Running down a national speed limit road with narrow footpath & a lot of standing water has not been the cleverest thing I've done recently. Legs got soaked by 3 cars that couldn't have avoided me even if they had wanted to and a 'Barclays banker' driving a BMW X5 who I've sure aimed for the oily mixture of oil, salt & black snow in the road gutter.
Forced into donning the man-tights again today & they are perfect for these conditions as they keep me warm & don't get water logged from the snow / rain. Not feeling as self conscious in them now.
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Feb 2007
9:32am, 8 Feb 2007
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Blunkett
Go Keiran! I'm going to head off up the Thames, or see how lovely the Great Park is looking - anything to avoid traffic!
After a year of wearing trackies while running in a Muslim country, coming back and wearing tights agin was a bit of a shock. Very Elizabethan! But I felt a little Victorian....
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Feb 2007
9:32am, 8 Feb 2007
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last nights run felt good but i'm still obsessing about times. Feeling positive for sunday although after 8 miles out it's gonna feel like unknown territory.
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Feb 2007
9:45am, 8 Feb 2007
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Kieren
haha Blunkett - "very Elizabethan"!!
Watch out for the crotch watching women. First they make eye contact, then they sneak a peak - no shame on them at all !!
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Feb 2007
9:50am, 8 Feb 2007
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Blunkett
Yes, but I do exactly the same to them....
My ex told me that was the first thing that made her "notice" me at the club one night!
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