Call me old-fashioned, but I prefer walking along water (along, not on, I’ve not got that much of a complex) than say, a dual-carriageway. I had toyed with a new route, but twitter advised me that the area was on flood alert, so I decided to have a yomp on the canal where the tidal risk is somewhat lower.
With the Met Office threatening heavy rain all day, I realised that I’d have to time this well to avoid looking like a really irresponsible parent. It wouldn’t be so bad if I had been taking Mini-Ginge in his pushchair, but I had a feeling that the towpath might be a bit too puddled and I had opted for putting him in his sling. If there was a downpour, I would have a very soggy baby…
We opted for my usual stretch with the intention of just doing half an hour. However, the sun kept shining, the sky was blue and himself was sound asleep, so we kept on going and ended up doing 50 minutes. Now, I must be suffering from Garmin deprivation because I found myself thinking “I could just round it up, just five minutes extra on the end and then turn back round…”. As I started to set off on my just five minutes extra, the sky darkened and I made it back to the car just in time…
Oh, and I did my physio exercises as well. They are still hard.
Physio 3/3
Well done for beating the weather!
Well done for beating the weather
Wahoo. You must have felt really chuffed. We had huge hailstones with our downpour so glad you didn’t get caught in that!
Rain is great though isn’t it? 🙂
Good for you being all physio obedient an’ that.
Amazing hard enough running without anything attached or even a rucksack on your back but with a child attached all credit to you
Hello mini-Ginge! Looks like a nice walk and please continue not to get swept away by floods. We would be most unhappy.
Great to see you and mini Ginge on your ‘athon home turf.