Stolly's Running Adventures

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Originally Posted by Stolly

Sorry Toddie but the very first thing I did on this thread was to apologise see here. If you're not interested fine, just choose not to read it ;).

I'm not especially keeping the log for nostalgia purposes - I do things to really enjoy them at the time, not as pre-staged events so that I can record myself pretending to enjoy myself.... if you know what I mean. It will be fun though, if I get that far, to look back in 11 months time and quickly remind myself of my running year. Thats all.

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It's your thread Stolly, keep it going fellow pony:cool:

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Originally Posted by TODDIE

if we all put our logs on this site we would be over run!!

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How big's yer server Brett?

Merryleg's Running log:eek: Maybe if i left it at home when i went running i would'nt be so slow:D

big enough for a running blog!!

as long as there aren't thousands of images everyday :D

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Originally Posted by Ady In Accy

How big's yer server Brett?

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Originally Posted by brett

big enough for a running blog!!

as long as there aren't thousands of images everyday :D

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That was my first and last image on the forum today, i'm that knackered after lifting it up to my computer and posting it that i now have to lie down in a darkened room for a while:D

Keep it going Stolly. I think this is a cracking good thread. :)

Toddie - it's easy to avoid any thread if you want to and I don't see anyone else doing a running log (...mine wouldn't have many postings I can say :o ) I find it interesting - especially the photos (...oops! sorry Brett!)

I agree if everyone did one then if might get a bit heavy, but all credit to Stolly for being the first (...and bravest :D )

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Originally Posted by Stick

Keep it going Stolly. I think this is a cracking good thread. :)

Toddie - it's easy to avoid any thread if you want to and I don't see anyone else doing a running log (...mine wouldn't have many postings I can say :o ) I find it interesting - especially the photos (...oops! sorry Brett!)

I agree if everyone did one then if might get a bit heavy, but all credit to Stolly for being the first (...and bravest :D )

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Not as heavy as my bloody log. Its genuine Austrian Oak, just like Arnie. 'I'll be back':D

Stolly, do keep posting, I have walked all these areas but as a beginner (without wheels, who has to get the train from Leeds) I have never run these routes but you are giving me inspiraton, and the pics are beautiful.

It's a great read - but how do you find time to do it... you're not a teacher are you?:confused:

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Originally Posted by Grouse

you're not a teacher are you?:confused:

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Wash your mouth out!!