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Hi fellow buzzers'
Good luck to all on their lsr's in the morning it seems like it is going to be a bit nippy so will need a few extra layers on, just recovered from a throat and chest infection, went running twice in the week 3 and four milers and i felt ok, so will go for a 6/7 mls in the morn and see how it go's.
Cheers Billyboy,
The finish of your last marathon, is the start of your next one,

- billyboy60
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Looks like they're all still out there billyboy...!!!
unintelligible trivia.................

- MistaNiceGuy
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How did the run go then? I did 6 miles yesterday.Blooming freezing.
I didn't know peanuts grew underground!
Did a run in Milton Keynes yesterday was glorious running weather, very cold to start but barely a cloud all the time. Winter sunshine running gotta love it
"Nobody said it would be easy But they did say it would be worth it"
Hi flanks and fudge,
Nice to have some feedback, it's getting a bit too quiet on here not known it this quiet before, there must be a lot of lurkers in the background, it seems like it's just the normal few regulars on here most of the time posting and replying, ah well better the few than none at all. Anyway yesterday morning was brilliant weather for a lsr it was'nt as cold as i thought it would be and i did 7 mls with no reaction to my chest and throat infections also saw a few fellow runners out aswell.
Cheers Billyboy,


The finish of your last marathon, is the start of your next one,

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