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Apr 2008
11:30am, 26 Apr 2008
841 posts
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jennywren
Just did my first Bramhall Park Time Trial and it was fab! Verrrrry hilly but a lovely park to run in and lotsalovely Fetchies! Also just passed the 400 mile for the year marker so 
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Apr 2008
11:49am, 26 Apr 2008
347 posts
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Laura27
YAY for all the runs today and well done jennywren
No running today as I'm busy - but will pop out for a (hopefully) long plod tomorrow
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Apr 2008
1:09pm, 26 Apr 2008
75 posts
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forest plodder
Hoping to get back to it feeling effortless, girlie, but it definitely doesn't yet!
Well done, jennywren!
5.55 miles over the forest - felt REALLy warm!
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Apr 2008
7:44pm, 26 Apr 2008
1,105 posts
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northernslowcoach
well done jenny and good running Girlie et al
7 miles in the sunshine today - found a new footpath too
and double figures for the week - just
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Apr 2008
7:47pm, 26 Apr 2008
3,652 posts
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SarahL
Nice one Jenny, Girlie & forest plodder. Hope you had a good run today NSC
And hooray I managed 3.3 miles today!
GOOD LUCK Hipps!
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Apr 2008
7:53pm, 26 Apr 2008
3,423 posts
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Girlie
Good running folks.
don't overdo it marathon peeps, if not, I'll be getting the wet haddock out!
You have until 10pm tomorrow to log your runs!
Any theme ideas or do I have to think one up myself?
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Apr 2008
8:06pm, 26 Apr 2008
277 posts
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quimby
Girlie - maybe an I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue themed one, in memory of Humph? The top distance peeps can be Mornington Crescent; don't know enough about the underground to know the hierarchy though!
I also traversed a new "footpath" today, NSC - well, I went from stile to stile; there was actually no discernible path on the ground. I am determined to seek out these routes locally, even if they aren't regularly used. Maybe my footprints on the unused "paths" will encourage the next person who attempts to follow what is clearly there on the map, but not on the ground.
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Apr 2008
8:38pm, 26 Apr 2008
446 posts
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Belper Bear
Quimby: I think that's a brilliant idea, so much so, that I've just ordered a local O/S map!!! Thanks for the idea.
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Apr 2008
8:42pm, 26 Apr 2008
279 posts
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quimby
Cool, Belper Bear - go for it! Just don't expect a fast run across the fields without paths; they can be a bit bumpy. Today I tried to follow the tyre tracks of the farmer's Landrover, which had flattened the ground a little bit. Even though you can't run fast across fields, the terrain is *very* good for improving ankle strength. Just be careful. And stop occasionally to listen to the birds & watch the sheep. Countryside is *nice*.
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Apr 2008
9:06pm, 26 Apr 2008
117 posts
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Paul S
I did a trail run as well, 14.7 miles most of which was trail with about 2 mies of road. I was going to go to the dales and run up Ingleborough but when I looked at the weather it said it was pi$$ing down there, so stayed local instead. Anyway I really enjoyed it today and ran at 8:45 pace and 72%WHR.
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