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Going Underground wrote:
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tubeguru wrote:As for today, the usual people were out running, and we have new courses at Luton Wardown Park (tractakid),
LOL what happened to the home run then :wink:
He wants to pull away from you. :)
Exactly my thoughts, I think he changed his plans when I mentioned I was Basingstoke bound at the R15 last week :wink:
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I found at midweek there was a Cowell celebration/gathering going on at Luton, so caught the 99 bus there. There was lemon drizzle cake!
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Simon Cowell was at Luton parkrun? :?
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Nope, a 'Cowell' is named after Chris Cowell, the first parkrunner to run at 100 different parkrun venues.
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And people tend to celebrate "half Cowell's" I have noticed and we are gettinh close Andrew :P
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The 'Cow'
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Thank you Burgess a nice course and a new PB 24:40.
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Cracking time Nozza. I got a new age-graded PB, though not an absolute time PB.

Burgess is hilly by my standards. :)
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It was nice to run a flat course and well done yourself for the age graded PB.
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OK, the spreadsheet is updated. No run for me yesterday - the car's out of action, and I had no other way of getting there and back in the time available to me.

It looks like another forum day out, this time at Burgess. The only PBs were a time PB for Nozza (a big improvement), and an age-grading PB for DrainBrain. Hove Promenade comes off the list of Parkruns that only one person has done, as Geoff was down there.

I think everything is correct in the tables. I'm sure someone will notice if I missed something off.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing
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Hove Promenade has more turnarounds though
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Is the route more or less defined by the confines of the promenade then?
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***** wrote:Hat tip to Kevin, for letting me know about Hove Promenade, i would like to wager Nick, that it's flatter and faster than Southsea! Stunning time from Nozza too, whom I shall now probably never catch. :(
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Right then. Another weekend done, and a weekend of new courses for almost everyone. It would have been a new one for me too as I was up in London for the tattoo convention, but I didn't have enough time in my schedule to fit Southwark in before we needed to be there. I'll be back next weekend, and the start of a new "year" for Plymvalley - it was the third birthday run yesterday. I somehow managed to come 43rd in the points list for the nine months of this year that I've run so far. I'm aiming for the top 25 next year. :)

No PBs this week of any description, but three courses have come off the "list of runs done by one person" - Aldenham, Ashford, and Roundshaw Downs. Scrxisi is fast losing all his unique run courses. :)

Anyway, here it is: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... edit#gid=0
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I must admit my park run tally will now be in the coming months added I have worked to many Saturdays now but will be attending different ones from kings park.
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