700 miles in 2020
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Jul 2020
9:15am, 6 Jul 2020
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ITG 🇮🇸
Morning! Enjoy your week off, Millsey! My calves are protesting strongly today. Evidently different muscles for cycling, rowing and running. Who knew? |
Jul 2020
9:17am, 6 Jul 2020
38,678 posts
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LindsD
*shakes pompoms for Paula* boot camp done. I am half-killed to death. |
Jul 2020
9:21am, 6 Jul 2020
11,738 posts
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SarahWoo
Morning all. Good luck to all those starting the RTTS today ![]() Bike ride for us this evening with the novelty of being able to stop at a pub for a drink half-way round! Hope you all have a good Monday x |
Jul 2020
9:39am, 6 Jul 2020
2,871 posts
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um
Continuing my supposed holiday .... Bodega Bay is a nice ‘quiet’ back-water sort of place – very laid back. Apart from the lighthouse foghorn every 30 seconds. Seems it’s foggy so often they leave it on all the time. Our Airbnb is a waterside house - airbnb.co.uk well, by the road and 100ft above the water. Food? Well, as leaked yesterday, Bodega bay is home to the ‘best in the world’ (or as the Americans would and do say, ‘best on the planet’), Spud Point Crab Co, spudpointcrabco.com It’s really a boat, a shed and a few picnic tables. Dinner (or lunch) is a large White Clam Chowder (New England style), a large Red Clam Chowder (Manhattan style) and a crab sandwich. Bring your own beer, local wine, whatever. Or take back to the ‘cottage’ and eat on the balcony, overlooking the bay. Perfect. But enough of that – as this is a running thread, need to record our early morning run round the bay. We did cut it short going up the headland, because we hit cloud/fog level. Not much point going further up when it was all white. But Californian fog is odd – it’s warm. I don’t think I’ve ever had warm fog in UK? fetcheveryone.com/routes-view.php?id=1814420 All pics from here on my own – from August, 2010 (as is the run, to be honest) Looking back over the bay. Then for our sightseeing day – a lot of walks around coast, woods and bay. The scenery is becoming more of the ‘yellow/brown’ dry rolling hills typical of north of the San Fran bay. And the agriculture is moving towards grapes and a more socially acceptable type of drug. Another run and a bridge tomorrow … |
Jul 2020
10:07am, 6 Jul 2020
11,348 posts
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Sombrero
Morning gonks. GF is at work, getting the cafe ready for reopening on Thursday. Could you all do me a favour and vote in my poll Have a funky day. |
Jul 2020
10:55am, 6 Jul 2020
30,274 posts
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Mrs Jigs (Luverlylegs)
Som, ordinarily I would vote waste of money however I have entered the virtual Sheepy Shuffle as all proceeds go to Jovial Gnome’s retirement home for sheep, so therefore I am unable to vote, sorry.
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Jul 2020
11:44am, 6 Jul 2020
6,443 posts
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TeeBee
Lizard King option, Mrs J? ![]() |
Jul 2020
11:46am, 6 Jul 2020
45,210 posts
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alpenrose
Good luck to all embarking on the RTTS today. ![]() Nice trot out with my friend and we managed 6.5 miles so I'm very happy with that. We saw the cutest little ducklings. ![]() ![]() |
Jul 2020
11:55am, 6 Jul 2020
12,506 posts
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Badger
I've voted. I would have been an "only during lockdown", except that last year I did a Movember half marathon virtually because I couldn't get to any of their real races because of clashes & wanted to keep up my record of supporting them. As far as "waste of money" goes, the ones I've done have either been with an eye to supporting a charity, supporting a race organiser faced with a huge loss of income, or things which only really work virtually (like the race across Tennessee). So, mmm, I guess my feelings about that are quite different during lockdown than they were before! |
Jul 2020
12:33pm, 6 Jul 2020
30,275 posts
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Mrs Jigs (Luverlylegs)
What is Lizard King?
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