The storm has passed 💨 🌧 & I’m back on track 🏃‍♀️😃 and managed some firsts too!

Half way to our short break in Cornwall I realised I’d left behind my newly acquired running waterproof, bought especially so I could keep myself on track and not miss a run because of the weather. Not to worry however, it was far too wild and the relentless winds too strong to make any attempt to keep going on my week 3 progress.

This morning however, I woke to clear skies and no wind. I achieved some personal firsts as well - my first run on roads and running with someone else (infinitely patient super triathlete) who joined me on my joffle and we chatted as we went along . I can’t believe I can now combine running and talking!!

Looking forward to Week 4 and sunny runs 🏃‍♀️ ☀️.

[Oldgirlruns Graduate]

Yay! Another joffler! Well done on your run, have a lovely break in God’s own county!!

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Oh, it most definitely is beautiful today! Heading home tomorrow so I’m glad the sun finally came out to say hello!!

[HeavyFoot Graduate]

Where on earth in Cornwall did you get a forecast like that? It rained Monday night but up here on North coast it’s been as sunny as a bumblebee’s bum 🐝

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Lucky you!! Cadgwith Cove. It was unbelievable, but it’s been cracking the flags today 🌞😊.

[Am_i_really_running Graduate]

How did you cope with the roads?

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Hello!

I seem to be ok so far as I’ve done quite a lot of walking today and still feel alright. It’s given me encouragement to try road running again. Not sure what running shoes to go for now though, as I had been thinking trail shoes as I usually run off road. Do they do a hybrid running shoe that copes with both? I should maybe post that as a question.