It’s been a long road, but I have finally done my 100th Park Run this week, hopefully I can get Steph to 100 as she is currently on 93.
Managed 21.48 this week my fastest for nearly 2 years.
Lets see how many Roadents we can get down there next week.
Next Saturday aseries of races are being held in Tywyn.
A few of us have already pre-entered the main race, which is a 14 mile multi terrain race which starts
at 2.05pm, there is also a 10km a 5.5mile and 3.5 mile race and a toddlers trot, these races start at
11.30am. Entries are accepted on the day for every race.
The campsite the club will be using for the weekend is called Pall Mall Farm.tel number 01654 710384.
this campsite is based on the outskirts of the town, it is recommended that you make your booking
before the day if electric hookup is required, otherwsie you can just turn up on the day.
In the evening there is a prize presentation and social evening where there is food, a bar and
entertainment available. The club will refund £5 to each member who participates in the race.
So come along and run whichever race you want and have the odd drink or two in the company
of other Roadents and their families.
So come along and
Good performances from the eight Roadents in attendance today. Good conditions allowed for positive times from all.
Jason Scanlon 58.43, Nick Frost 63.07, Kelly Morgan 66.50, Brian Gough 73.07, Carl 81, Justin Jones 84, Jan 84, Steve Seagan and Bernadette (tell us your times both).
Kelly was 2nd female. Prizegiving a shambles.
You can enter the Drovers Run online at runners world, please be aware that there are no entries on the day, the closing date for entries will be on the 1st July.
http://www.runnersworld.co.uk/events/viewevent.asp?sp=&v=2&EN=63313&ms=
The race has come and gone and results will be displayed when available, this is a
thank you to all the members who participated in this years race. In particularly I would
like to thank Andy and Justin for using their cars to ferry the runners to the various start
points, in particular the early stages, thanks to Lee Sutherland for swapping his leg
to run leg 3 where I was encountering problems getting a runner to run that leg and
thanks to Jason who ran a second leg for the B team due to a runner being injured.
My last thanks is to Gwyn Lloyd for his navigational skills. I think we all agree
that it was another great day out for the club and up until stage 6 I did not mind
driving, but then the roadent spirit in you came out and most of you started
drinking and my pleasure in driving you lot around evaporated, so next
year there will be a different driver. Roll on Man v Horse.
