parkrun thread
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8 Feb
12:48pm, 8 Feb 2025
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Meep Meep
I think I said this a short while back: people who insist on touring in the winter, especially if it is in the UK, have no business complaining about cancellations. If you roll those particular dice then you will lose sometimes.
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8 Feb
12:50pm, 8 Feb 2025
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Metro_Nome
Fully agrew
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8 Feb
12:50pm, 8 Feb 2025
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Metro_Nome
Agree!
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8 Feb
12:59pm, 8 Feb 2025
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Bazoaxe
Edinburgh was on today with a couple of icy bits, but was ok. If it had been yesterday there was a very heavy frost and would likely have been off.
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8 Feb
1:07pm, 8 Feb 2025
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Son of a Pronator Man
You were unlucky to find icy bits, @Bazoaxe I ran it in zero grip shoes and didn’t have any trouble.
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8 Feb
1:27pm, 8 Feb 2025
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Bazoaxe
Icy maybe overstates it. A little bit at the turn which I ran wide to avoid and then another just as you enter the top path at finish. I was in an old worn pair of zoomflys so grip is dubious. I did find it challenging with an east wind on the way out and I didn’t have enough to take advantage on way home. lol at the RD number checking his 150th RD |
8 Feb
3:43pm, 8 Feb 2025
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CK2
Well said @Meep Meep
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8 Feb
4:23pm, 8 Feb 2025
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Dibble
Meep Meep wrote: I think I said this a short while back: people who insist on touring in the winter, especially if it is in the UK, have no business complaining about cancellations. If you roll those particular dice then you will lose sometimes. On New Year's Day I had a local wanting to hear whether we were definitely on so he knew if it was worth him getting out of bed for! |
8 Feb
4:59pm, 8 Feb 2025
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Lesley C
It's February and we live in the UK, it's highly likely events will be cancelled at the last minute. We had a fair bit of black ice, even in trail shoes it was slippy. Then the snow started half way round, wasn't expected. |
8 Feb
6:08pm, 8 Feb 2025
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larkim
First visit to Sutton Manor today. On the site of a former coal mine and with a mahoosive sculpture at the centre of it. Plus about 130m of climbing on some sharp hills. A very enjoyable experience that the 70 or so of us ran; St Helens doesn't generally have much to recommend it, but that event is well worth a visit. |
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