Tag Running Views

Posted by Aiddy on Mon 26 July 2021. For more like this see: running views

Evening run-walk-run. Down river over the bridge, back along the other side, over the weir and home.

Posted by Aiddy on Mon 05 July 2021. For more like this see: running views

Note to self: starting to run in your late 40s, stopping for a month, and then starting again aches. Aches a lot.

Posted by Aiddy on Fri 12 March 2021. For more like this see: Running views

The boat house house (it's a house on a boat house) at Shillingford is surrounded. More of a boat house island house.

Posted by Aiddy on Sun 07 February 2021. For more like this see: Running Views

A jog from Padstow over to Trevone-ish and then up and around Stepper Point. Longest run to date, at 9.75km. Brov helpfully pointed to the short cut I took along the low-tide line across the beach & the 250m that cut from the distanace. So close.

More running views are available.

I'm wondering if I run now for the run, or run now for the views.

Posted by Aiddy on Sun 13 December 2020. For more like this see: Running Views

6.03km and 3 PRs but brov is still waaaaay ahead of me (and F is still waaaaaaaaaaaaay out of sight).

Posted by Aiddy on Mon 23 November 2020. For more like this see: Running Views

The footpath from Brightwell. A gentle run back from the garden centre with VFFs.

Posted by Aiddy on Fri 06 November 2020. For more like this see: Running Views

5.97km in 37m 32s (which is <drumroll> </drumroll> 6.06 minutes per km) ± whatever imprecision there is with free-Strave-on-iPhone. That's an improvement from week 3 back in May. It's almost as if I'm starting to enjoy it.

And, it's probably worth all the effort just for the running views. There's quite a collection of them!

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Why did't you walk down and up the garden for 31m at the end to make it 6k? Finn

Posted by Aiddy on Sun 11 October 2020. For more like this see: Running Views

A fitting way to celebrate finishing Born to Run (thanks Sean!), my first 30 minute run. Evs.

Posted by Aiddy on Mon 05 October 2020. For more like this see: Running Views

Third 5k ever. That's ever ever, and the second with F. This time he'd recovered from whatever football-related injury he was carrying, upped the pace by an extra 1m30s per km, and left me back in the metaphorical dust.

I say that it was an injury, but it might have been slow-dad-sympathy.

Posted by Aiddy on Tue 22 September 2020. For more like this see: Running Views

Running views. The fields are ploughed, so the footpath is rough. In places some kind of inspection cylinders have appeared.

Posted by Aiddy on Fri 04 September 2020. For more like this see: Running Views

I went for a run. It was still hot. It wasn't a good idea.

The sky was nice though.

Posted by Aiddy on Wed 12 August 2020. For more like this see: Running Views

Posted by Aiddy on Tue 23 June 2020. For more like this see: Running Views

A bonus from learning to run (couch to 5k, slowly) is the sunsets.

A lesson from iPhone-in-your-pocket photography, low light things look good, initially, but quickly get over-processed when you view on a big screen.

Posted by Aiddy on Wed 10 June 2020. For more like this see: Running Views

Following the NHS Couch-to-5 app. On week 3. Gave up keeping up with Rosemary Conley's keep fit video. Let's see how the running goes...

Posted by Aiddy on Sun 17 May 2020. For more like this see: Running Views

Yesterday's evening run ¹ from Brightwell. Stopped about here when Elliot Adamson whispered in my ears:

> "Do you feel overwhelmed and confused by the global predicament? You are on the right track."

Nicely done Mr. Adamson. Nicely done.

Posted by Aiddy on Thu 07 May 2020. For more like this see: Running Views