Wowzers I did it! First run in the rain too - howโve I managed that in all these months? (I havenโt gone out in the rain ๐ค simples!)
Had to make the effort today for graduation run and itโs so much harder first thing in the morning than at 4pm. But I kept plodding and WOO HOO
Those who know me from last year know I did this in April and May but then broke my leg in June so i started from scratch in October and Iโm especially amazed to be able to achieve it again. Hopefully no more breakdancing in the lake
district and I can keep it up this time.
Happy running everyone whichever run you are doing
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Oh well done Melsie!! I remember you broke your leg round about when I fractured my ankle. I redid C25k and then started B210k again, then hurt my back, then got a chest infection and sinusitis, then hurt my back again coughing and finally started again in December. Then got a Xmas cough which turned out to be a reaction to my inhalers - now sorted and back to it again. I can run 5 k fairly comfortably most times now but I am just going to concentrate on that and building up strength and stamina again for another month or so before I move on again.
Canโt wait to be back running on the Tarka Trail this summer.
Well I enjoy my running, when Iโm fit, and now Iโm retired I have plenty of time for it. I also look out for stuff to forage on my runs- made elderflower cordial, rosehip cordial, blackberry and apple pies last year and I intend to do more this year. I spotted some nut bushes last year but missed the nuts due to injury.
Yay! MelsieJay, well done on your re-graduation! Enjoy your time stepping up onto the podium again. You have done brilliantly to come back from that broken leg. Good luck with whatever running plans you have now. ๐พ๐๐ฅ๐๐ฅ๐ช
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