(30-06-2015, 09:19 AM)Sweder Wrote: (30-06-2015, 09:15 AM)Sweder Wrote: (30-06-2015, 08:24 AM)Seafront Plodder Wrote: He leered at my tanned shoulders
As I passed the fat old perv
I doubt I'll run up there again
He's got some bloody nerve
There was a time I might have kicked on and chatted to her, invited her to enter the Moyleman, asked after her running pedigree. Given the distance from home, and indeed from any reliable roadway by which paramedics might have reached me, I didn't try. That, and the fact that my lungs were already in my throat at half her pace.
The joke's over. I need to step it up and lose some timber or pack this lark in for good. I don't do well at floundering.
Chin up Goat Man. When I run alongside you (or more truthfully, behind you) I am acutely aware that those legs of yours are capable of carrying you for miles and miles and miles. You have a level of stamina that us mere mortals can only dream about.
Let us run on Saturday late afternoon - Blackcap, back via Hamsey and the river. It's nine miles and all down hill from BC (apart from Mount Harry... oh a little bit at the quarry... plus the run back through town).