Hope so MT;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Multiterrainer
But it will probably get worse, like my cold:(
Never mind, just have to tough/snot it out:D
Just a 3m walk for me today.
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Hope so MT;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Multiterrainer
But it will probably get worse, like my cold:(
Never mind, just have to tough/snot it out:D
Just a 3m walk for me today.
last sun fra relays leg C 6miles
tues 7miles road
wed 6 miles road
sat 23 miles bottoms up-verymuddy:D
Pacman, whats the full route like?
Good outing, i think some of the best bits are in the 2nd half.
After checkpoint 2 tarmac lane for about 1.5 miles, through farm and then v.muddy fields, across wooded valley, dryish fields, track and tarmac to tockholes village, over the smaller winter hill, around darwin golf course, edge of sunnyhurst woods, thro' Tockholes woods, edge of brinscall moor, bit of road to brinscall, tracks and tarmac to withnall fold, along canal, across fields just before the Boatyard, back of Riley Green, fields, Hoghton Tower Drive again to main road and finish.
:DOk ta. Sounds simple enough.
Your local yourself aint you?
56 mins around the The Chew after work, nice and easy as full of a head cold...Wet but not as wet as the :eek:MM
2 hours and 45 minutes of wet and muddy parkland and farm tracks.
quick 4.5 miles at lunchtime on the roads around Dukinfield
6.5 miles 1000ft on hilly roads around Ewden, it was cold out there and the gritters have been out:eek:
How could you run after yesyerdays slog fest??:eek: Im as stiff as a board!!(my legs people,my legs)Quote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
So you don't fancy the run round the Skyline tommorrow :DQuote:
Originally Posted by MattHunt
Just over 11 miles and 2250' of ascent up Ingleborough from Austwick. Did the route clockwise today heading out up Long Lane and back via Sulber Nick and Crummack. Must be a bit shorter this way as I did it in 1:40 which is 4 mins less than my previous fastest for the loop :D
Cold and sunny with excellent views which made for a great run. Air ambulance was out just beyong Trow Gill, was taking off as I went by, don't know what the incident was. Quite a few people out walking with full winter gear, ski poles, 90 litre sacs, etc. Heard a passing comment directed at me about it not being torrential rain - the power of the press!!
4.2 miles of undulating parkland at 0730 and 8.8 miles of varied terrain mainly flat at 1520
1:13:24hr Greenfield - Wimberry - Alphin (got caught out by the early arrival of night) stumbled down - thru the fields and back home....Easy pace, brilliant run, night sky fantastic :)
[QUOTE=IanDarkpeak;159875]So you don't fancy the run round the Skyline tommorrow :D[/QUO
:eek::eek::eek:
Lovely run about 5 miles over the fields at dusk last night. :) It was magic, crisp Autumn days are my favourite days of all :cool:
Well done OH. :)Trouble is dusk is very early now, for a while.
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Originally Posted by millipede
:( I know, I had a very early start at work yesterday hence I had all afternoon. Might get one more in this week if I go straight from work at 4, then it'll be all darkness runs other that the weekend ! :rolleyes:
I went to the gym yesterday!!!!!
First exercise in a few months!
12 mile bike and 15 mins cross trainer.
Hope things are looking up!
Might even go again today...cos...I don't feel sick! Heaven! :)
:) Oh good to hear that you are feeling a little better MG I really hope it's the sicky stage over and done with!
Hi One Hill. ;)
Yeah I hope so, it was really starting to get me down. Didn't think I would have been out of exercise for so long!
I know one thing...it's going to be a bloody long hard slog to get back to fitness after this!!! :(
Sounds great! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by OneHillWonder
I also love this time of year, but will have to stick to walking as certain body parts are too painful to run with!!! :D
Just being nosey :) but what parts are they?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mountain Goatess
This 3.8 miles of the most fell-like terrain Norwich to offer !!
7.5 miles on roads, by canal and round the Tame Valley Park, nice and fresh today !
Edale Skyline variant with Shaunneto
Started in Hope up Lose Hill and then followed Skyline, Mam Tor, Lords seat, Brown Knoll, Grindsbrook across to RR (not Direct):o on to Druids stone and then turn left back up to Trig via Aircraft wreck along to Crookstone Knoll, signed in at the Geocache down to spring, back on skyline route to Win Hill and down to Hope.
Cold northerly wind with occ snow showers.
Total just over 20 miles and 2,750ft in 4hours 40minutes.
Lovely little run:)
Yep was indeed a good run, cheers for the run stats too:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
1 hour up to the quarry and over to Alphin. Drop down to main road in Greenfield and up to Tanners and climb back up to the plantation. Followed Roman Road back to Carrbrook. Just going dark. Lovely views from Alphin.
Tanners - Plantation - circular, easy 3 today....Beautiful evening....
The parts that have grown bigger than my hubby could have ever dreamed of!!! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
"Making do" sort of run his afternoon - 1 hr on hilly roads.... Bit tricky fitting running in at the mo'..... :(
4 miles on the country roads in the dark when i got back from uni.....and MY GOD ITS COLD!......ive had enough of winter already haha.
Only time for a short 3.5 mile road run tonight on a lovely clear evening.
5.2 Miles steady, with a 1 mile rep in the middle !
A nice 8.67 mile on the roads today around Cronton, Whiston and Rainhill.
21 miles on the bike, very cold out there. One or two scary moments as I came across patches of ice on the road.
Continued on me running 'streak'.......... 5ive days on a row now.......beginning to get obsessive.......
Greenfield - Wimberry - Chew Res - Fox Stone - Greenfield..1:38:00hr
Great night run with Fleeter & Ant Cap.....
Began to snow as we got to The Fox Stone..
Brilliant run :)
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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
I did wonder how skiddy youre road ride was going to be!
The legs where not too bad today after yesterdays Skyline variant, 7 miles on Totley and White Edge moor at a reasonable run'ish pace
75 mins last night. All on pancake flat roads. I know all very boring, but it was my only option. Started hard, kept the middle bit hard and finished hard.