Tag Archives: Ron Hill
Don’t they all blur into one? My journey to the Cowell Club (part 1)
The two most common questions that I’m asked when people find out that I’m a bit of a parkrun tourist are “Which is your favourite parkrun?” and “Don’t they all blur into one?” I have many favourite parkruns and I … Continue reading
Wonderfully, gloriously bonkers!
There are days when I am very glad to be “wonderfully, gloriously bonkers!” and today is just such a day. Heaton parkrun provided the back drop. There is a lake and a hill and a golf course and a hall … Continue reading
Gunnersbury parkrun with @fairweatherrun
Last week marked the start of the 100th parkrun, not in Reykjavik, but in London’s Gunnersbury Park. After all the travelling last weekend, the draw of a local parkrun and the chance of an ‘athoner for company proved irresistible, and … Continue reading
Gunpowder and ganache
The Gunpowder parkrun started up this morning (near Waltham Abbey, between 12o’clock and 1o’clock on the M25) and it’s an absolute cracker. Its two and a bit laps are gently undulating, simple to follow but meandering enough to be fun. … Continue reading
Nonsuch parkrun
Yesterday was one of those days that was pretty much perfect. It started off at Nonsuch parkrun, which is practically on my doorstep. I parked at one of the many carparks and was looking round for the familiar parkrun huddle … Continue reading
Nomadic parkrunners’ meet and greet
Today, in North London, a new parkrun was born. For nomadic parkrunners, new parkruns hold a certain charm. For starters, they’re new, so by definition will add to the all-important parkrun tally. But they also increase the chances of crossing paths with … Continue reading
Running with Ron Hill
When I ran the Bedfont Lakes parkrun back in February, I got talking to a parkrunner called Ron Hill (no, not the Ron Hill) who had decided to spice up his journey to his 100th parkrun by trying out new … Continue reading