Monthly Archives: September 2015

To say I was excited about running this marathon would have been an understatement. It was my Christmas present from Mark so had been a long time in the planning. I’ve only ever run one marathon before and that was … Continue reading →

It was a dark time and war was raging in the West, but all could be saved if the magical Harrier’s vest could be carried from the peaceful Vale of Tranquil Traquair to a battle torn Broughton.   Three Penicuik … Continue reading →

It did feel rather odd that with a lifelong tie to Applecross, I had never entered the Applecross Duathlon – a run / ride combo, organised by the legendary Gerry McPartlin and now in it’s 12th year! However, my good … Continue reading →

Another great turn-out for the harriers. This was the first time I had done this race and it was very enjoyable, it is chip timed and there is a real buzz about the town. We got parked nice and early … Continue reading →

I went along to support this race as running downhill really isn’t my forte. I had a lovely walk up and down Caerketton and enjoyed watching the runners fly past me at breakneck speed on the down hill. [picasa width=”640″ … Continue reading →

This was the first time Gillian, Stuart and myself had attempted this race and we were in for a treat as the weather was clear blue skies with a light breeze and the views were outstanding. I went along soon … Continue reading →

Is Kevin Anderson embarking on a new career path? Action shots at the finish: All smiles with our medals: Third lady: Second Lady:

Sunday 30th August 2015, 10.30am We arrived Sunday morning to a sunny day in the borders town of Melrose, Easy parking in the town centre as lots of on street spaces available. Registration for the race took place in the Corn … Continue reading →