A self-indulgent journal of pointless adventures in mountain sports and all forms of distance running and racing.
Thursday, June 01, 2006
Cader Idris fell race
Spent the week recovering after the Cader Idris race on Saturday. It was tougher than usual this year - all the way to the summit after last year's truncated affair. And the lakeside path was an appalling quagmire - several runners went in waist-deep as they tried to negotiate the meadow, which was comprehensively flooded. Odd the think there's a hosepipe ban in southern England. The rest went well, though - clammy mist made the going cool. I was up in 1:15, down in less than 50 mins - but seriously delayed by the Gwernan path. I'd persuaded my pal Dave to do the race a week before he runs the Blackpool marathon - not the best form of 'tapering'. I've been recovering this week, with an 8 mile run around Hawarden on Tuesday, and a very pleasant evening run with the Sychdyn crew around Gwysaney last night in glorious (but cool) sunshine.
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