Another afternoon out running the moor, this time around
Ryders Hill and the Avon. Most of the route was an absolute bog after the recent torrent of rain. I returned back at
Combestone Tor two hours after setting out. I have to say I felt totally drained, and yet I can spend three hours running up and
down a
Scottish mountain and feel less deprived of energy - why? I can only suppose that
boggy ground (continuous) must have a cumulative and continual drag on energy levels in a similar way to ABS braking I suppose. Never mind all good training and
plenty of sweat. I knew that rain was going to be good for something!
2 comments:
probably quicker to have gone for a swim this weekend
;-)
No that's tomorrow John; 0700 hrs down to the pool for a quick 2km in the lanes...
Perhaps I should take up burger eating instead, it seems a lot easier, and I am damn sure there is more nutritional value in it rather than these spring greens I had for supper with some cold fish!
Ahh but then I would be unfit and would have to reduce my pack weight to compensate, before you know it I will be wearing a decorators mask and claiming that a 100g tarp is all that is needed for the British winter.
(blimey I think I have stumbled upon something)
@;-}
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