Today has been a good day for running friends. This is the 3rd guest post today. All 3 from women friends. All 3 from different countries. And all 3 unsolicited (that means I didn’t nag and nag and nag these lovely gals 🙂 ). They all volunteered, the darlings. THIS …
My South-Africa based friend Sarah, who has contributed to this blog before (here, here & here), sent me some pictures from her Sunday morning run, where she tried (& apparently failed) to dodge the winter rain showers. Sarah runs with her dogs, in the hills behind her farm in the …
A couple of weeks ago, my UK-based girlfriends Katha shared some fun photos of scarecrows from her run. Yes. Scarecrows. Yesterday, Katha was out running in her village which is celebrating its Scarecrow Festival, and she shares here some of the clever and funny and bang-on-trend scarecrows made & displayed …
I did a v-e-r-y slow 13km this hot and humid morning in my usual haunt, the Biodiversity Park, and it was all pretty jam-packed: a) I met 3 friends who used to be in my running group, before the group sadly split and went its various ways. I ran for …
I was just ‘tidying up’ my iPad, ie closing down all the tabs I’d left open, & came across an article from The Times about the cancelled London Marathon, and how people had, nevertheless, marked the event, running it virtually, or solo, or in their back garden. The article was …
My London-based friend Alison who has been chronicling the wildlife and scenery of Richmond Park during her lockdown runs and sharing them with us here, has a super photo from her latest run. Will you just have a dekko at this handsome fella!! How gorgeous is he? From his cool, …
My Jammu-based running mate Dilawer Khan is a doctor who works in the town of Reasi, about 80km from Jammu city. I know this because he told me so, when I asked about his stunning running photo from last night. Since yesterday was International Yoga Day, Dilawer had official functions …
Following on from my post 3 days ago about people not wearing a mask while exercising in the park, I got several messages from friends who kindly sent me links to articles about the risks of running in a mask and/or the medical view of it not being necessary. Pauline …
At the weekend, here in Delhi where I live, the government announced that they would start fining people for not wearing a mask in public. Rs500 a pop. Like so: We are in the middle of a dreadful health crisis in Delhi, with frightening projections of how the Coronavirus pandemic …
The lovely Sarah Arnot is the real deal – one of those seemingly effortless super women. A phenomenally accomplished show jumper, a writer, a blogger, a dog-lover, and a runner. She lives on a smashing farm just outside Cape Town, where she goes for runs with her dogs through the …
