Juneathon Day 12, Runstreak Day 104, and on this day in 1994 the Boeing 777 aircraft made it first flight. Really getting back into things today. A speedy 5.5 miler at lunchtime with a work collea...

Juneathon Day 11, Runstreak Day 103, and the day on which King James III of Scotland died in 1488. Still had a bit of DOMs from Saturdays effort, but todays run was a lunchtime 4 miler. No takers ...

Juneathon day 10, Runstreak day 102 and the day on which Alexander the Great died (in 323BC). It’s just after lunch on Sunday, and it looks as though I managed to salvage something of the week. Mi...

Juneathon day 9, Runstreak day 101… This week was in danger of being a washout, by Friday I had notched up a pretty feeble 20 miles, then a late night on Friday and a warm, cosy bed on Saturday mo...

Well, big milestone today, I have run every one of the last 100 days. This runstreak started as a plan to run every day in March, then got extended to 50 days, then extended again to 100 days. At ...

I’ve been travelling to Massachusetts every 6 or so weeks for the past 7 years and I never knew the Appalachian Trail ran through the Western end of the state. I should have done – my brother Doug...

Well, it’s ‘juneathon’ day 6 and although I’ve been keeping it up (and the runstreak – day 98), it’s not going well. We’re already at  end of play Wednesday already, and my weekly mileage total cu...

Todays run, in complete contrast to yesterdays, was not great. I had planned around 11 or 12 miles today, taking me to the high teens by Tuesday and setting me up well for a 50+ mile week. A poor ...

It’s been a weekend of celebrations, all over the country, for the Queens diamond jubilee. We’ve had a busy weekend so far, with a village fete / garden party yesterday and dinner with friends toda...

This mornings run was a steady 11 mile effort along the Kennet and Avon Canal. It felt a lot harder than it should have, but then again I have had a few hill and speed sessions recently, including...