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Tag Archives: Canal du Midi
Days and Nights in SW11
I’ve never understood the point of orienteering. All those bits of paper and the funny stamp with different spikes attached to a tree truck. As for actually reading the maps, even if the sun was out telling East from West … Continue reading
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Tagged Canal du Midi, days and nights in w12, jack robinson, london duck, orienteering, the gherkin, the shard
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First steps to the Spartathlon
The first of the month seems like as good a date as any to start a new training regime, but the first of October this year was packed with neat coincides. In the blazing heat, well 27 degrees but everyone … Continue reading
Going Dutch
Last week I found out that the Dutch edition of Why We Run is going to be published in September. This is exciting for lots of reasons, and Amsterdam has a special place in my heart since it was here … Continue reading