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Going Underground wrote:

jamesthegill wrote:Hoping to be at the Worthing one as well.

Good luck parking

I'll jump on the train, it's only 20 minutes from Hove.

DrainBrain wrote:Medina Isle of Wight are using their Ryde course for the next few weeks, so I may go there this Saturday.

Then:
4 June: Pre-R15 Lloyd
11 June: Maybe Worthing

Using hovercraft, tram and train respectively (and other stuff too).

DrainBrain wrote:Medina Isle of Wight are using their Ryde course for the next few weeks, so I may go there this Saturday.

Then:
4 June: Pre-R15 Lloyd
11 June: Maybe Worthing

Might join you there, if it's in Ryde. Much easier to get to!

29:55 on my watch will be over thirty on clock time though.

Plus I lost my barcode so I'll show up as "unknown" at Tooting in position 282

I thought I was slow again today, but did alright. I deliberately didn't go too fast off the start, but my legs still felt like lead on the run in.

I saw a tube train on my way to parkrun this morning.

Also, while I was out, some cows arrived at my house.

Due to a new job I'll now be off every other Saturday. More Parkruns coming soon!

I was Timekeeper today for the last run on the old Penrose course. Looking forward to next Easter when we will be back to take on the Hill.

Iain wrote:29:55 on my watch will be over thirty on clock time though.

Plus I lost my barcode so I'll show up as "unknown" at Tooting in position 282

All together now ... "No barcode ..."

tubeguru wrote:

Iain wrote:29:55 on my watch will be over thirty on clock time though.

Plus I lost my barcode so I'll show up as "unknown" at Tooting in position 282

All together now ... "No barcode ..."

Well he should have turned up at Non such I had a copy of his barcode

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

All updated. A few people back out this week, but no PBs despite the warm weather ...

Managed to run my fastest time of the year for the second week running so gradually getting back on track after the illness at the start of the Year

And also exactly half way to my next milestone t-shirt now, only another 125 runs to go (Spread sheet is 1 run short)

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

All updated. A few people back out this week, but no PBs despite the warm weather ...

It's partly the warm weather that's slowing me down!

I see I'm the only one to do Medina I.O.W., but if you get the chance to go while they're at Ryde, then you should. It's a lovely course. Mostly flat, but with some steep hills (both up and down) and lots of terrain changes: grass, tarmac, a trail path through a shady dell and even a slightly sandy promenade. Well worth a visit.

Are Southsea and Medina I.O.W. the only two parkruns in the UK that are not on either the British or Irish mainland?

DrainBrain wrote:

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

All updated. A few people back out this week, but no PBs despite the warm weather ...

It's partly the warm weather that's slowing me down!

I see I'm the only one to do Medina I.O.W., but if you get the chance to go while they're at Ryde, then you should. It's a lovely course. Mostly flat, but with some steep hills (both up and down) and lots of terrain changes: grass, tarmac, a trail path through a shady dell and even a slightly sandy promenade. Well worth a visit.

Are Southsea and Medina I.O.W. the only two parkruns in the UK that are not on either the British or Irish mainland?

Southsea not on the mainland please explain?

Depends if you count the piece of water that runs south of the M27/A27 as wide and deep enough to warrant the whole of Portsmouth and Southsea being an "island".