Well done Buddy. I tried and failed to complete park run this morning βΉοΈ The winds were too high on the seafront and I couldnβt breath in the headwind. So I drove home and did 5k instead. Never mind π€·π»ββοΈ Good for you though ππΌ
Very muddy parkrun today, congratulations on that time, I was at Dunfermline parkrun, my time 33.38,
3 minutes slower than you at Drumpelliier, my shoes are not just as muddy as yours, it's not so muddy at Dunfermline, however, there are a lot of puddles which I jump over, enjoy the rest of the weekend.
PS next time that a Saturday falls on a Leap Year is 2048
PS, I just noticed that Douglas Mason ran his 298th parkrun at Drumpelliier today, now he is the man that videoed ALL the parkruns in Scotland for YouTube, another two runs for him will be No. 300, I just wonder which parkrun he will run it at.
I have come across a very interesting YouTube parkrun video from Douglas, it's entitled
"Parkrun Eurotrip 2019 Poland Sweden Denmark" (51.33 )
he takes part in 3 parkruns in those 3 countries, the Polish Park looks a little like Drumpelliier with all the trees, excellent YouTube video, if you have time, watch it.
Yes, that's what I heard - I will be in my mid 70s by then. I really hope that I will still be around and running for the next one but like sTrongFuse, I thought I'd better go today and get it ticked off the list!
2048 is the next one. Assuming I get there, given what I put my legs through in my younger days playing rugby, if I'm even able to crawl round that one it'll be something of a miracle.
Assuming I'm still around, I'll be 77 the next time I get the opportunity, so I also thought I'd probably best grab the chance this time just to be on the safe side.
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