Thursday's run (17km) started in darkness to give me the sun sneaking between Mid-Canterbury's horizon and stratocumulus clouds before it disappeared above the grey at 7 a.m. My podcast ( "Things You Should Know" ), which I sometimes listen to when running, tells me that each photon of light that hits us has been bouncing around inside the sun for half a million years before it warms our skin. Somehow I do not feel quite so old!
The blog of a new(ish) running addict. The aim is to raise $10 000 for Beat Bowel Cancer Aotearoa. I will be running the Abel Tasman Coastal Classic - 34km -18/9/10, The Molesworth Run -85km- 20/11/10, The Tarawera Ultramarathon- 100km- 19/3/11, and the final goal is to complete the 100km North Face Blue Mountains Ultramarathon on 14/5/11. Please visit http://www.beatbowelcancer.org.nz/bbca/ to donate to this worthwhile cause
Beat Bowel Cancer Aotearoa
Friday, September 3, 2010
Thursday's run (17km) started in darkness to give me the sun sneaking between Mid-Canterbury's horizon and stratocumulus clouds before it disappeared above the grey at 7 a.m. My podcast ( "Things You Should Know" ), which I sometimes listen to when running, tells me that each photon of light that hits us has been bouncing around inside the sun for half a million years before it warms our skin. Somehow I do not feel quite so old!
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