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Tag Archives: scotland
BUPA great Edinburgh Run 2009
I’ve just finished the BUPA Great Edinburgh Run 10k in 42 minutes. I was 34th in my age group and 344th out of 10,000. Quite happy with the time, the only thing that I didn’t like about race was that … Continue reading
Weekend run in the sun
This weeks run was a nice one in the sun, it was a bit blustery but you can’t help that if you live in Scotland. Myself and my running mate Mark ran from Penicuik, to just outside Dalkeith, my new … Continue reading
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Tagged Dalkeith, My New Running Shoes, Penicuik, Running, scotland
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The Paris Marathon 2008
I was out last weekend (Saturday) with friends supporting Scotlands efforts in the Euro 2008 qualifiers. And we were discussing what we were going to do next year (running wise), I’ve got a couple of mates who share my running … Continue reading
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Tagged Marathon, Marathon Training, paris marathon, paris marathon 2008, Running, scotland
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The Edinburgh Marathon 2007
I’ve ran the Edinburgh Marathon 3 weeks ago on Sunday 27th May, got to say I really enjoyed it in a preverse sort of way. The weather on the day was bloody awfull, windy and rainy the sort of weather … Continue reading
BUPA great Edinburgh Run 2007
I’ve just finished running the BUPA great Edinburgh run for the 3rd time, I really enjoyed it. although the weather was a bit of a letdown again, as it was last year. Keep telling yourself that you live in Scotland … Continue reading