Did you do 'hurstys route' that you ran me through?Originally Posted by ukhursty
Did you do 'hurstys route' that you ran me through?
Certainly did, with a slight amendmentDid you do 'hurstys route' that you ran me through?
Another good day, 7.7miles 2500ft ascent
Mt Blair and Duchray Hill
45 mins - up to highest accessible point in Bramley- down to and briefly along canal towpath- over Newlay Bridge up to A65 back down to river/canal via ever-darkening ginnel then back up to Bramley again.
Where was that then, top of the park?45 mins - up to highest accessible point in Bramley- down to and briefly along canal towpath
I was suppose to go on the club run tonight but the weather was thick fog and heavy snow. Didn't fancy getting stuck at the end of ladybowyer so went for a road run. did a repeat of Monday night with some imaginary friends, the only problem is they want to beat me so no time for a break
about 6 miles lots of road hills and a bruised knee, elbow and pride...
... ok it was so dark and the fog/snow combo so impenetrable i ran in to a wall at a corner in the road. just never saw it even with the head torch on...
45 minutes around Clifton Downs-Bristol, biggest challenge was avoiding the creepy blokes in rain macks
10.5 mile yesterday on the roads followed by a short 3.5 miler early this morning.
Yep - can get within a few feet of the trig point (on Yorks water land) - all of 150m above sea level!!
7 very wet and slushy miles.
127m(etres) 43ft ascent, taking in the Newsagents and Frasers green grocers, may go for two rounds todays and take a stroll in the garden!
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