Headline saying “Sly fox sneaks on to cargo ship in Southampton and arrives in New York”, and a picture of a fox
Said the sly fox: Let’s go all the way.
Headline saying “Sly fox sneaks on to cargo ship in Southampton and arrives in New York”, and a picture of a fox
Said the sly fox: Let’s go all the way.
What’s the coolest album we can find? As a starter I offer:
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A black van and a large black saloon car, both from the 1950s or early 1960s, parked on a path in front of trees
Manchester Marathon week 10 training in the bag. The week included a recovery walk on Hampstead Heath, where a period drama was being filmed.
An orange and white traffic cone
Random things seen on the way to, at, or on the way back from parkrun #26: A traffic cone. I can’t see this doing the same Insta numbers as my Shaun of the Dead video.
WordWavr #12 1/6
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OK, so this is a new thing to spend a couple of minutes on instead of social media (he says, posting it on social media):
WordWavr #8 4/6
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I’ve got to be honest, I wasn’t focused much on the scenery! It was a bit of a slog.
Strava map of the roughly clockwise route as described in the post
Manchester marathon week 9 training finishes with a three hour run visiting Finsbury parkrun, Hampstead Heath parkrun, Friary parkrun jnrs, Oak Hill parkrun, Grovelands parkrun, Pymmes parkrun, Lordship Rec parkrun, Ally Pally parkrun, and Priory parkrun jnrs, and now I need a lie down thanks bye.
Random things seen on the way to, at, or on the way back from parkrun #25: The walk from Shaun’s house to the Londis. I didn’t buy a Cornetto though.
Cancellation reminder 28th February ⛏️
As announced we are cancelled this week as Thames Water’s contractors are now on site.
We’ll now be taking each week as it comes but the good news is that the contractors have been in touch and are keen to keep us going as long as it is safe to do so.
A half moon above the point of a church spire, in a blue sky
Pub names suggested by random pics I’ve taken, a new series, 1:
The Moon and Spire
A sign by the side of a road saying “Mind how you go!”
Manchester marathon training week 8 complete. That’s the training half done. Can I stay injury and illness free for the next eight weeks?
Large green sign saying “Welcome to Alexandra Palace”
Random things seen on the way to, at, or on the way back from parkrun #24: Welcome to Alexandra Palace sign. Ally Pally RD greeted visitors from Crystal Palace - “our rival palace”.
Manchester Marathon training:
Week 6 - wet
Week 7 - wet
An athlete with his surname “Derbyshire” on his bib, and wearing a running vest with “Stoke” emblazoned on it
Stoke isn’t in Derbyshire, come on, this is basic stuff.
Very welcome!
The Sun, in a partially cloudy sky
Random things seen on the way to, at, or on the way back from parkrun #23: the Sun! The actual Sun.
The back of my legs, covered in mud.
Random things seen on the way to, at, or on the way back from parkrun #22: mud. Lots of mud.
The first caption on the YouTube subtitles says “upbeat bright music”.
Oh! I forgot to say. Saw a vole while out on my run earlier. So that was three seconds of enjoyment out of two hours 12 minutes and 42 seconds.
Crouch End clock tower at 7:39am
Week 5 Manchester Marathon training completed. As tired as last week. Longest run: 26K.
Sign describing the wetlands
Random things seen on the way to, at, or on the way back from parkrun #21: one of the signs for the new-ish Alexandra Park wetlands.
Some 80s dude in a vest top on Bullseye who likes a little bit like Brian Clough.
I’d completely forgotten that Brian Clough replaced Limahl in Kajagoogoo.
While I was out running earlier my brain attempted to mash up Mother’s Little Helper by the Stones with Save Your Kisses for Me by Brotherhood of Man. For an hour. Thanks, brain.
Ha ha! 🙂
A big zero
Energy levels at the end of week 4 of Manchester Marathon training.
Alexandra Palace under a largely clear blue sky, seen from across a field
Random things seen on the way to, at, or on the way back from parkrun #20: a bit “route one” this week with a picture of Alexandra Palace in the morning sun. My seventh Groundhog Day (same finish time/venue as the previous parkrun).
Misty, orange-hued dawn view of the City of London skyline seen through park trees.
Manchester Marathon week 3 training done. This week felt like hard work. Pic taken one morning in Waterlow Park, Highgate looking towards the City.
232-year-old cricket record broken. 232!
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