parkrun thread
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24 Oct
10:42pm, 24 Oct 2024
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Lip Gloss
Tbf our Bressay trip was basically a 24 hour round trip. We did manage a bit of sightseeing before our night time ferry. Often do an early morning trip for a parkrun just like I will be doing on Saturday for my 400th. Off to Edinburgh. |
24 Oct
10:44pm, 24 Oct 2024
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Metro_Nome
LG it makes me chuckle that you’ll do that, yet be close to a parkrun when you’re away for something else and not go!
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24 Oct
11:05pm, 24 Oct 2024
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Lip Gloss
I don’t like going somewhere new on my own, I’m too nervous - hard as that seems knowing me.
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8:55am
8:55am, 25 Oct 2024
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Ness
Bin men have been so have collected wheelie bin from the end of the drive and put it away til next week. Now having breakfast of muesli protein shake and yoghurt with cup of tea number one. |
8:56am
8:56am, 25 Oct 2024
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Velociraptor
Bed coffee.
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9:03am
9:03am, 25 Oct 2024
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Ness
Ness wrote: Bin men have been so have collected wheelie bin from the end of the drive and put it away til next week. Now having breakfast of muesli protein shake and yoghurt with cup of tea number one. That was supposed to be for the mundane thread! Apologies! 🙄😂 At least I've found where I misposted it now! Back to proper topic. Bedworth parkrun for me tomorrow! |
9:16am
9:16am, 25 Oct 2024
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Gooner
Back from walking child to school, coffee, fruit and fibre. Also... 😂 |
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9:38am
9:38am, 25 Oct 2024
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Ness
Blame the menopause! Mr Ness has got this house so hot at the moment. Okay it's nearly dried the ceiling out after our plumbing problem from a couple of days ago but I'm melting. It's obviously messing with my head! 😜😂😂😂
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10:55am
10:55am, 25 Oct 2024
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Fragile Do Not Bend
Metro_Nome wrote: Each to their own but I have to say I don’t understand that side of tourism- similar with people who get up super early just to bag a run then come home. Our tourism is all incorporated to some kind of trip and visit Same here, I won’t even go to my second closest parkrun without spending a couple of hours in town whilst I’m there. |
11:07am
11:07am, 25 Oct 2024
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Meep Meep
Old Croc wrote: They can then come and tell new events what they are doing wrong. As one did to me at either inaugural or event 2. Not much sympathy or gratitude extended for that advice. Ah yes, the parkrun advice league, travelling the land advising new events as to what they should and shouldn't be doing. They're great. Thing is, when you look up their volunteering history you don't tend to find much. I remember smiling and nodding a lot when an older tourist couple wearing matching tshirts came to mine and gave me a 10 minute lecture on how a parkrun should be run. |
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