Nov 2019
6:35pm, 7 Nov 2019
4,904 posts
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57.5 Degrees of Pain
First time I jogged around the Tollcross course, the baseball diamond didn't even register as odd (I had only come back from a decade in the US a few years before). At some point it twigged that I was in Scotland so had to jog back up and verify that I hadn't imagined it!
Take care on the grass finish straight, after rain it can be like Bambi on ice.
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Nov 2019
8:52pm, 7 Nov 2019
279 posts
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mascott514
Hi there,
Im heading from Kent towards Bristol on Saturday, and want a nice parkrun stop over
Happy with anywhere from M25 Southside to about Reading...
Was thinking of Bushey, but I wondered about parking, and getting away- but Id love to do the original
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Nov 2019
8:59pm, 7 Nov 2019
6,795 posts
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chunkywizard
Dinton Pastures, just near Reading. It’s a fabulous parkrun (but I’m a tad biased)
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Nov 2019
9:14pm, 7 Nov 2019
30,742 posts
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DocMoye
Parking near bushy is fine...
Just find a street a little way away and walk/run to the start.
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Nov 2019
9:39pm, 7 Nov 2019
3,393 posts
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StuH
Mole Valley? Nice run through vineyards, hilly, possibly muddy, less than 4 miles from M25.
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Nov 2019
9:40pm, 7 Nov 2019
5,439 posts
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TeeBee
Whatever you don't park in the car park nearest the start, or try to leave the park at Hampton Court. You'll get stuck in the post run traffic for quite a while. Lots of parking on the other sides of the park. The Clapperstile Car Park has loads of free parking and is on Google maps. Just a 10-15 min jog to the start from there,. (If that)
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Nov 2019
9:41pm, 7 Nov 2019
5,440 posts
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TeeBee
^^^ talking about Bushy, but Mole Valley lovely and more convenient, probably.
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Nov 2019
10:10pm, 7 Nov 2019
2,404 posts
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TomahawkMike
Chunky is right. Dinton pastures is a nice run
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Nov 2019
3:00pm, 8 Nov 2019
979 posts
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sinj999
Maidenhead would be ideal. I cant believe that you would even consider anywhere else...:)
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Nov 2019
3:03pm, 8 Nov 2019
34,784 posts
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Hills of Death (HOD)
Maybe Theresa could marshall now she's got spare time
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