So on Saturday I had written a post about running in the snow .
Well its all gone . You wouldn't even know there had been any snow at all. I went out today for a longer run and yes it was better underfoot but omg the wind. It was about 40 - 50 mph , driving rain and not once was that wind at my back . But you know I loved it. It just shows what we are capable of when determined enough.
I was soaked right through, had to literally fight to get my clothes of as they were stuck to me .
Happy all weather runningππ
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Scotland's weather is beyond belief, how quickly your snow went. Well done battling through all that wind and rain today πββοΈ happy running π€
Snow is gone, but not for long, good run for you in the wind and rain, this evening that strong wind from the south west changed direction to a much colder easterly, the start once again of colder condidions with snow forecast for Wednesday.
Excellent news Buddy - I always seem to end up running in strong winds, in fact Iβm well known for it! Iβm delighted to know someone else out there likes it too!
Great to see the back of the snow even although it was wild and wet yesterday. Go us brave girls getting out in it, I was soaked within 2 mins and even had to take my glasses off and run blind!!!
Yep, I went out on Sunday after the ice went (I'm guessing I'm near you). Neglected to wear a hat, so the rain was blinding me. I really should know better in Scotland...
I know! If Mr. PC asks "are you going out in that?" I know I'm doing it right ππ. Also yes x10000 to the baseball cap - it helps a lot in keeping the rain off your specs, & you are definitely not too old!
What a fantastic time and distance especially in the wind. We have another covering of snow again this morning. Itβs really a struggle to get a run in.
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