I was going to run along the river this morning, glad I didn't! Not my photo I nicked it off the local news site as that's the track I run along often, after heavy rain, high winds and high tides the track is under water and the river itself is flowing fast.
It's the season for storms, stay safe if you are out in it.
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Apparently some paddleboarders were out there, I'm going to walk with my granddaughter, I'll see what it's like tomorrow, I'm being a bit lazy this week
No point in running on that part of your route Sue, could be dangerous, try to find a route which hasn't been flooded, later this week there is another named storm coming which will give more rain with storm force 10 winds especially along southern and south western coasts of the UK, it's been named by the Met Office as storm Ciaran
πβοΈβοΈβοΈSo much rain & itβs aftermath to contend with in the UK & more to come. Better to take the safe option every time, even if it means no run! Hope you get some break from it soon and a better path.
π€£Maybe by the time we get home, we will need an ark!
Was lovely playing ball with the dog on the green almost full moon too, the thing about stars is before my op I could only see the brightest ones, now I can see loads more
π€£ I'm going now, maybe my lazy is going away, I seem to take 2 days recovery after parkrun but lately my Garmin body battery is permanent low. I was talking to granddaughter on our walk yesterday and we've decided that we've got out of the habit after my 2 weeks off! It doesn't take much, so run today, gym and swim tomorrow π xx
The rain the last two days has stopped me venturing out and completing week 9! I had the best intentions of getting up today and going for run 2, but when the rain is hammering the windows, it's a distinctly unappealing proposition π€¨
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