Hello sunshine ☀️ and a Jeffing run to the t... - Bridge to 10K

Bridge to 10K

16,524 members26,585 posts

Hello sunshine ☀️ and a Jeffing run to the top of the hill

14 Replies

What a difference waking up to the sunshine makes!

Dabby-dot, our dog Isla and I headed out to our woodland trails and headed up the hill for the beautiful view over the South Downs. Needless to say our route was rather muddy in places, the recent days of heavy rain making this a rather squelchy puddle dodging run, but it was fun.

All showered off now, including Isla who’s drying off in front of the fire. Dabby-dot made us omelettes for breakfast, delicious. 🍳 😋

Our Jeffing run was 5 mins walk either side of a 3:1 run:walk in 42 minutes. One more step in the right direction towards that March 10k my sister has signed me up for 😂!

14 Replies

Brilliant DD what a great Sunday outing and who doesn't love an omelette ending 👍

Fionamags profile image
FionamagsGraduate10

That looks lovely. Very impressed with your hill running - I nearly exploded the last time I tried it! 🤣🤣🤣

in reply toFionamags

That made me laugh Fionamags, but to me you will always be the woman who conquered Arthur’s Seat 🏆 😊.

Fionamags profile image
FionamagsGraduate10 in reply to

I think "conquered" is a bit strong. I managed it non-stop a long time ago. The last couple of times I did it there was a lot of walking involved. 🤣🤣🤣

SueAppleRun profile image
SueAppleRunGraduate1060minGraduate

It’s beautiful out there today and that sounds great fun

Roxdog profile image
RoxdogGraduate10

Glorious sun, beautiful sun and a happy, muddy dog! What more could you ask for?

Irishprincess profile image
IrishprincessGraduate10

The views must have been stunning 😍

Well done, a run closer to your goal 🙂

GailXrunning profile image
GailXrunning

It makes a huge difference. I'm excited just seeing the forecast for early-morning sun! It's happened three times this week for me. Sounds like you had a smashing run with Isla and how lucky to come home to a hot breakfast.

Sybilw profile image
SybilwGraduate10

Our parkrun can be VERY muddy (last 2 weeks have been challenging!) and one of our runners is Swedish. She tells us they have a word for squelching mud. It’s “geggamojja”. Good luck for your March run.

in reply toSybilw

I love that word - it looks perfect for squelchy mud, just need to work out how to say it 😂!

Sybilw profile image
SybilwGraduate10 in reply to

It’s ge-ga-mo-ya. The ‘mo’ as in mop. She gave us a voice note! Hope you use it!

Well done, very courageous to struggle against the mud! Especially with my new running shoes I have a fear of mud now, haha. Cute pupper!

dijep profile image
dijepGraduate10

No snow ? ❄️But a sunny muddy run sounds and looks great

in reply todijep

No, no snow but frosty-squelchy, which was interesting. So lovely to see the ☀️ 😃

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

Hooray! A drama-free run with the dog (and daughter!) 🏃‍♀️ 🐕 🏃‍♀️ 🐾

On Monday morning my daughter Dabby-dot and I were left feeling quite guilty when we ran the final...

Running off the cake.... 😉 🍰 with a little help 🏃🏼‍♀️🐶🐾🏃🏼‍♀️

A wonderful lady baked our team a cake for our lunch at the vaccination centre today. It was one of...

Jeffing with two run buddies 😊🐾🏃‍♀️ and the mystery “Drumming Tree” 🌲

Hooray! A lovely running treat for me today! Dabby-dot is home from Uni for the weekend, so this...

Gorgeous morning for a run in the woods ☀️🌲🌳

Just a short post to share some photos of this morning's run (with Dabby-dot for her w8r1) as it...

😊🌳🏃‍♀️A couple of light runs to recover from the hills

I’ve enjoyed a couple of light runs this week, giving my legs an easier time of it after the hills...

Moderation team

See all
MissUnderstanding profile image
MissUnderstandingAdministrator
Oldfloss profile image
OldflossAdministrator
Annieapple profile image
AnnieappleAdministrator

Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.

Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.