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Title: 23rd-29th December Run notes | ||
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## Tuesday | ||
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'Twas the run before Christmas and so a little bit of speed work was had. | ||
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## Thursday | ||
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In the spirit of Boxing day this was an easy run. Keeping it easy all the way round with a brief detour into Grafton to | ||
make up the miles and a peek at Poetry post to see the poem of the day. I'm rewarded with a little Christmas-ey poem | ||
which I snapped before turning round for the final Cranford run of 2024. | ||
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## Sunday | ||
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Holiday long run! I'm on holiday and rather than plot a route I let Strava do it for me. It came up with a pretty | ||
reasonable road route from Centre Parcs Whinfell forest to Penrith and back. The start of the journey is a couple of | ||
kilometres down the A66 to start with, not something I relish. There is no footpath provision along the stretch I'm on | ||
and I whilst the road is quite wide, it requires attention. I'm grateful to escape off towards Brougham castle and enter | ||
Penrith properly. I wind my way through the old town up to Penrith castle before crossing the railway line and coming | ||
back through a industrial estate with a large animal feed factory. I rejoin the A66 briefly although for a stretch with | ||
actual footpaths before passing through Eamont Bridge and out towards Cliburn. These country lanes are much quieter and | ||
I'm rewarded with long stretches just to myself and the peace of the countryside. Before reaching Cliburn I take a track | ||
past Cliburn Moss nature reserve which seems a favourite of local dog walkers and climb the hill back up into Whinfell | ||
forest. I chalk the final long run of the year up to 25k and feel pretty dang good about it. |