Tag Archives: mud
Three types of fun
It’s amazing what you learn at youth hostels. Last night, for example, I learned* that there are three different types of fun. Type 1: fun at the time Type 2: not fun at the time, but fun when you look … Continue reading
Brentwood parkrun
Me: I don’t suppose you’re feeling decisive are you? If so, feel free to tell me where I’m parkrunning this Saturday. V: Harcourt Hill? Didcot Parkway? Somewhere in Essex? Me: Harcourt Hill is a possibility. Didcot is cancelled due to … Continue reading
Rushmoor parkrun, cross country, and buckets and buckets of mud.
“am: Easy Park Run pm: Club cross country 8k FUN FUN FUN!” Hmmm. I have a cross country race at Lloyd Park on Saturday afternoon. There’s a parkrun at Lloyd Park. Lloyd Rushmoor parkrun it is. What can I say? … Continue reading
This post is dedicated to @UltraBoyRuns
I had some shiny new trail shoes and a 9 mile trail run on the books. What better place to try them out than on Wimbledon Common? Inspired by Ultraboy, who will be running the Summer Breeze Half Marathon, I … Continue reading
Mud
Bog. Clay. Dirt. Mire. Muck. Ooze. Sediment. Silt. Slime. Slop. Sludge. Slush. By the end of Day 2* of The Pilgrim’s Challenge, I was well and truly bysmottered**. I was also grinning like a loon***. The weather was kind, the … Continue reading
It’s a muddy conspiracy!
Coventry parkrun celebrated their birthday today. I was looking forward to joining them, and meeting Julian (@morningofmagic), a blogger I’ve been following for some time. But that was before work became busy, before an Open University assignment took longer than … Continue reading
Of mud and knolls
Not far from the lighthouse is a knoll. A very tempting looking knoll that has been calling my name. So when my OH suggested a walk, I knew exactly where I wanted to go. My nice direct route there was … Continue reading
Community Spirit
I am not one of life’s great planners. It is not unusual for me to get to Friday evening without having any idea which parkrun I will do on Saturday morning. This week, the decision was easy. Banstead Woods. It’s … Continue reading