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Soup Dragon wrote: ↑04 May 2022, 08:42

Ally wrote: ↑04 May 2022, 01:16 That stats sheet is incredible. Turns out I unknowingly crossed swords with ***** at my most recent parkrun. Would love to throw my name into the mix: https://www.parkrun.org.uk/parkrunner/48492/

Might need an asterisk for now as I've no tube challenge attempts to my name yet. Looking forward to getting stuck into a FNC and "Lon-done" in no particular order

Hi Ally, welcome to the forum. I will add you to the sheet when I have a bit of time. You have some pretty impressive times, that running speed will definitely be of great use when it comes to the FNC!

Bloomin' heck, you're not kidding! Fast stuff.


Also, well done Andi, that level of tourism takes serious dedication to avoiding lie ins on Saturday mornings.

a liein is exactly what i had this morning would have been even better if it was bournemouth 377 but no timekeeper at brockenhurst it was iain got round in a nice time despite forgetting the sin of all sins his running trainers.

Greenwich today surprisingly tough, leaves me Bexley for Londone plus

Nice one Kev. Another new one started nearish me today, but the course description says it will be muddy so am hoping for a decent dry spell before going to that. Have nearly run out of different events within my comfortable driving time. Will make the Tourist award next time, but getting to 25 will be tricky.

Here is this weeks update.
I'm back on the tourist trail next week at Ally Pally.
I was lucky enough to tick off a Stopwatch Bingo this week, just one left (16) to collect the badge.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing

Tourist status achieved today at the weirdly named Shipley Country parkrun - presumably trying to avoid being Shipley Country Park parkrun. An unusual course in that although designated "two laps" is really one lap mostly outside the park followed by two laps on a mostly different route within the park, containing a nasty hill.

a lovely re-started touring routine with clevedon saltflats parkrun and a time so close to that 16s i need dam i get it one day!

Here is the update from last Saturday....

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing

Us runners at the slower end of the table seem to have been evicted!

I thinks that the table for Soup Dragons other running friends. I wish I was that quick!

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conwy parkrun has to be one of the most scenic parkruns there is a fabulous all around view of conwy castle and its estuary. a flatish parkrun apart from the annoying overbridge section which does ruin ur flow of running and certainly didnt help my knee with its constant turning and twisting through that bit i think it heal for this week as im at the new fleet one edenbrook.

What a great parkrun and my fastest time for 3 years and finally got a time back in the 20m range!

Yep a lovely run at Edenbrook with Andy and Das. A complex course to look at but not bad to run.

Golf wrote: ↑28 May 2022, 14:30 What a great parkrun and my fastest time for 3 years and finally got a time back in the 20m range!

I managed my fastest time of the year, quite happy with that as Land's End is not the easiest course.

Here is this weeks full update:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing

Eased my Wilson Index up to the heady heights of 2 on Saturday, by running the disappointingly named Bramshall Road parkrun in Uttoxeter. Reasonably pleasant course, but it's a three lapper with two shortish hills on each lap so they get annoying by the third time round! Likely to run it quite a bit over the next few weeks to get my Wilson up, as not sure if the rumoured Tamworth event will take off, and I've only got a couple of closeish ones left to pick off.