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Sep 2017
2:15pm, 10 Sep 2017
302 posts
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bonners
@ charlie, yup, the wind and rain came to our rescue!
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Sep 2017
8:56pm, 10 Sep 2017
3,240 posts
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57.5 Degrees of Pain
I can thoroughly recommend Aviemore, though it might be a bit exposed on a cold windy day. Small and friendly event, nice underfoot and an out and back course with quite a bit of gentle climbing in the first half. Fine views, blooming heather and you might even glimpse a passing steam train.
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Sep 2017
11:21am, 13 Sep 2017
501 posts
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princesszee
Hello
Are there any York parkrunners doing some parkrun tourism this weekend and have space in a car for 2 carless Scots down for the weekend? Have looked at public transport options which I would do but it's a bit much for my wee dad.
We are staying in the centre but could walk somewhere if easier.
Will obviously contribute to fuel and/or provide sweeties for the journey.
Thanks!!
PZ x
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Sep 2017
1:24pm, 13 Sep 2017
6,274 posts
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Ceratonia
Pretty sure York is cancelled this weekend.
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Sep 2017
1:25pm, 13 Sep 2017
6,275 posts
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Ceratonia
Or perhaps you knew that and were looking for a lift to Wetherby or other nearby parkrun?
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Sep 2017
1:54pm, 13 Sep 2017
14,212 posts
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Dvorak
Indeed Sera, she was asking about alterno-parkruns before.
(I finished just behind her at Stirling 10km and can confirm she does not appear to be an axe-murderer ;-).)
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Sep 2017
1:58pm, 13 Sep 2017
11,766 posts
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Bazoaxe
Might have been different if you finished just ahead Dvorak
Thought I had to comment given the Axe in my username......
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Sep 2017
2:22pm, 13 Sep 2017
502 posts
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princesszee
Yeah we wanted to do York but it's cancelled. We are down for my dad's 60th and it would be fine for me to get the train and walk to a parkrun but it's a bit much for him and he really wants to run 
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Sep 2017
2:24pm, 13 Sep 2017
503 posts
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princesszee
Haha, I can confirm I am not an axe murderer, nor is my dad. Just 2 keen parkrunners hoping to scrounge a lift from a kind (non axe murdering) fellow parkrunner
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Sep 2017
5:36pm, 13 Sep 2017
5,026 posts
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Jovi Runner
You could get the train to Harrogate parkrun. It's about 15 mins walk from Harrogate train station to the start of parkrun. Or if someone can give you a lift you could come to the nicest pakrun in the uk (as an RD I may be a bit biased) - Fountains Abbey
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