Second post grad run! Husband came along too!

[Ang33333]

I usually run on the disused railway line where I live. This morning we drove a few miles and I ran from the other end of the line. Was a lovely change and I ran the whole 30 mins without turning then walked back. My husband came too but just walked(bird watcher!) Run was good. Less flat than my local section but just slowed up on the uphill bits. Could have run further but stopped at 30 mins, was tempting though!!!

[Jay66UK Graduate]

What a great way of making it a "couple" thing without both having to do the same thing.

[Ang33333 Graduate in reply to Jay66UK]

He used to run a lot. Ran a marathon. Now he prefers walking!

[Keels_x Graduate]

Love this!!! 😍

[Ang33333 Graduate in reply to Keels_x]

I kept well ahead of him! He said he was surprised I could get up the hill! 😁

[Cazza26 Graduate]

Gosh! I can relate to this! My husband is very proud of my running, but doesn’t run himself..... He’s also a bird-watcher!!!

We’ve also been thinking of ways to combine our two hobbies.....his is lifelong, mine only started at the beginning of April!!

Pleased you’re enjoying your postgrad runs. 😄

[Ang33333 Graduate in reply to Cazza26]

Mine used to run. Now prefers to walk!

[Cazza26 Graduate]

Mine too ..... with binoculars, of course! 🦅

[Ang33333 Graduate in reply to Cazza26]

Of course!

[owmeknees]

Well done Ang, looks like a lovely place to run 😊

[Ang33333 Graduate in reply to owmeknees]

It is. Mostly flat! Flat is good!

[pianoteacher Graduate]

Aww this is lovely 😍 My ex-husband ran for the first time with our son on Thursday and we're aiming to all do a 5k together in August (my son's step-mum is a runner.....she's done quite a few marathons!). Unfortunately my boyfriend has lots of health issues which at times make it difficult for him to exercise. Will keep trying to persude him to try couch25k though

[Ang33333 Graduate in reply to pianoteacher]

My husband can't run far now. He has a dodgy back and sciatica and so has to be careful. He ran a lot when he was younger, school, army and a marathon. He did a 10k a few years ago after my cancer but not since. Now he likes to walk. We both do.

[over61andstilltrying Graduate]

Hi Ang33333, Glad to read you are progressing well and found a way to have Mr Ang with you. Look forward to reading of your life beyond the podium. 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️

[Mumsygill Graduate]

That’s great Ang- well done!

Lovely thing to do together. Think I’d make my Hubbie carry the water!

[Ang33333 Graduate in reply to Mumsygill]

He did that! In the rucksack!😁

[Mumsygill Graduate in reply to Ang33333]

👍👍👍

[JoBC Graduate]

Well done Ang 👍🏻 Looks a lovely setting 🏃🏽‍♀️ Xx

[Ang33333 Graduate in reply to JoBC]

It is. Very lucky to have it so close to home. Hope your running is going well!x

[18Windmill Graduate]

Sounds like a lovely plan. Glad you're getting out and about. Keep going. Hubby seems like excellent water carrier!

[Ang33333 Graduate in reply to 18Windmill]

He is. He's doing it again on Tuesday. My sister can't run until her legs recover from her bike ride today. She can't walk at the moment let alone run!! 😂