First 10 miles done in a good time
Tuesday, 27 March 2012
The madness begins
So it begins. Were on our way to the start line at fort william for out forst 2 hour run through some stunning scenery
Thursday, 5 January 2012
Training
today was an interesting day for me and the dogs. We headed over to Delamere forest for our second long run training session. We took Michael as our own portable hare and set out to complete the white route.
Sadly it would seem that most of cheshire was intent on walking the white cycle route and perhaps worse still, those people felt required to comment on the large man with two dogs on a scooter.
The comments ranged from "that's the way to go!" to "it's cheating" - in general the humour was friendly and interested rather than judgemental. Sadly each encounter broke our pace, interrupted the flow and whenever the walkers had a dog forced a dismount and run to keep us on course.
How did the dogs do? - Very well indeed- 7 miles and still happy, no loss of style, no over the shoulder glances with a "you can't be serious!" expression and most important of all, no sign of fatigue
Sadly it would seem that most of cheshire was intent on walking the white cycle route and perhaps worse still, those people felt required to comment on the large man with two dogs on a scooter.
The comments ranged from "that's the way to go!" to "it's cheating" - in general the humour was friendly and interested rather than judgemental. Sadly each encounter broke our pace, interrupted the flow and whenever the walkers had a dog forced a dismount and run to keep us on course.
How did the dogs do? - Very well indeed- 7 miles and still happy, no loss of style, no over the shoulder glances with a "you can't be serious!" expression and most important of all, no sign of fatigue
Monday, 2 January 2012
Training
Today was an interesting day for me and the dogs. We headed over to Delamere forest for our second long run training session. We took Michael as our own portable hare and set out to complete the white route.
Sadly it would seem that most of cheshire was intent on walking the white cycle route and perhaps worse still, those people felt required to comment on the large man with two dogs on a scooter.
The comments ranged from "that's the way to go!" to "it's cheating" - in general the humour was friendly and interested rather than judgemental. Sadly each encounter broke our pace, interrupted the flow and whenever the walkers had a dog forced a dismount and run to keep us on course.
How did the dogs do? - Very well indeed- 7 miles and still happy, no loss of style, no over the shoulder glances with a "you can't be serious!" expression and most important of all, no sign of fatigue.
Sadly it would seem that most of cheshire was intent on walking the white cycle route and perhaps worse still, those people felt required to comment on the large man with two dogs on a scooter.
The comments ranged from "that's the way to go!" to "it's cheating" - in general the humour was friendly and interested rather than judgemental. Sadly each encounter broke our pace, interrupted the flow and whenever the walkers had a dog forced a dismount and run to keep us on course.
How did the dogs do? - Very well indeed- 7 miles and still happy, no loss of style, no over the shoulder glances with a "you can't be serious!" expression and most important of all, no sign of fatigue.
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