Where are you going tonight?
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Are you a uni lecturer wiliam? What subject?
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Creative Writing...Gooner Girl wrote:Are you a uni lecturer wiliam? What subject?
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Cool! Up in Bolton?
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Spent the evening doing a fell race over Rivington. Knackered my bloody ankle on the way down from Two Lads 

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Wow! You must be super fit to do that! I'd love to give it a go but I've not got enough stamina. Looking to do some cross country next season though. Hope your ankle gets better soon.Harry Genshaw wrote:Spent the evening doing a fell race over Rivington. Knackered my bloody ankle on the way down from Two Lads

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Please, William. YOU of ALL people!William the White wrote:Gone into marking purgatory at end-of-semester-I-guess-we finally-have-to-do -a-little-work-and-grumble-about-it ... Twice a year, it just ain't fair...

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Sorry, Bruce, just how it's organised. Three terms, two semesters (obviously), and assessment happens at the end of a semester... Holidays happen at the end of a term...Bruce Rioja wrote:Please, William, you of ALL people!William the White wrote:Gone into marking purgatory at end-of-semester-I-guess-we finally-have-to-do -a-little-work-and-grumble-about-it ... Twice a year, it just ain't fair...
Guess which ending I like best...

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Feck me, Harry... do you do this every Thursday?Harry Genshaw wrote:Spent the evening doing a fell race over Rivington. Knackered my bloody ankle on the way down from Two Lads

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Yep... keeps me near my football club...Gooner Girl wrote:Cool! Up in Bolton?

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Term, term, term, term, year, year, year, year, I'm-not-listening, I'm-not-listening, nah, nah, nah, nah, der, der, der, der......William the White wrote:Sorry, Bruce, just how it's organised. Three terms, two semesters (obviously), and assessment happens at the end of a semester... Holidays happen at the end of a term...Bruce Rioja wrote:Please, William, you of ALL people!William the White wrote:Gone into marking purgatory at end-of-semester-I-guess-we finally-have-to-do -a-little-work-and-grumble-about-it ... Twice a year, it just ain't fair...
Guess which ending I like best...

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Cheers GG - I've got a marathon in 4 weeks so fingers crossed. You should defo give X Country a bash, it's great fun - fitness is all relative, to the freaks who win these things I'm sure they see folk of my ability as a bit of a carthorse.Gooner Girl wrote:Wow! You must be super fit to do that! I'd love to give it a go but I've not got enough stamina. Looking to do some cross country next season though. Hope your ankle gets better soon.Harry Genshaw wrote:Spent the evening doing a fell race over Rivington. Knackered my bloody ankle on the way down from Two Lads
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William the White wrote:Feck me, Harry... do you do this every Thursday?Harry Genshaw wrote:Spent the evening doing a fell race over Rivington. Knackered my bloody ankle on the way down from Two Lads

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Just to fry your (and our) brains a little more... a number of universities are thinking of introducing a trimester system... We could have three terms and a 'trimester' system... So, potentially, six breaks in learning and teaching...Bruce Rioja wrote:Term, term, term, term, year, year, year, year, I'm-not-listening, I'm-not-listening, nah, nah, nah, nah, der, der, der, der......William the White wrote:Sorry, Bruce, just how it's organised. Three terms, two semesters (obviously), and assessment happens at the end of a semester... Holidays happen at the end of a term...Bruce Rioja wrote:Please, William, you of ALL people!William the White wrote:Gone into marking purgatory at end-of-semester-I-guess-we finally-have-to-do -a-little-work-and-grumble-about-it ... Twice a year, it just ain't fair...
Guess which ending I like best...
Believe me, I hope no one asks me to explain this...
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Lost in admiration... and a kind of jealousy... Like, I WALK up Rivington... taking an hour each way from the barn... and am knackered...Harry Genshaw wrote:William the White wrote:Feck me, Harry... do you do this every Thursday?Harry Genshaw wrote:Spent the evening doing a fell race over Rivington. Knackered my bloody ankle on the way down from Two LadsNot every Thursday but I like to get one decent race in per week. They're not all as tough as tonights was though.
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Good stuff H. I had my first 'long' run tonight (7 1/2 miles), four weeks after my hernia repair. No ill effects so far. Marathon here I come.Harry Genshaw wrote:William the White wrote:Feck me, Harry... do you do this every Thursday?Harry Genshaw wrote:Spent the evening doing a fell race over Rivington. Knackered my bloody ankle on the way down from Two LadsNot every Thursday but I like to get one decent race in per week. They're not all as tough as tonights was though.
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A marathon will be easy after fell runningHarry Genshaw wrote:Cheers GG - I've got a marathon in 4 weeks so fingers crossed. You should defo give X Country a bash, it's great fun - fitness is all relative, to the freaks who win these things I'm sure they see folk of my ability as a bit of a carthorse.Gooner Girl wrote:Wow! You must be super fit to do that! I'd love to give it a go but I've not got enough stamina. Looking to do some cross country next season though. Hope your ankle gets better soon.Harry Genshaw wrote:Spent the evening doing a fell race over Rivington. Knackered my bloody ankle on the way down from Two Lads

I reckon cross country/fell/trail running is way more interesting then road running. I normally do track and field but before I fell pregnant had been road running a fair bit - got up to about ten miles at one point so I reckoned I could probably manage a 3 mile cross country. 2 little 'uns put paid to that last winter though. Barely got enough time to fulfil my coaching commitments at the moment, let alone do much training of my own!
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Nice one GtE. Which marathon are you doing? I've got a trail marathon in Coniston next month then a road one at Snowdon in October. Am doing a LOT of hill training right nowGary the Enfield wrote:Good stuff H. I had my first 'long' run tonight (7 1/2 miles), four weeks after my hernia repair. No ill effects so far. Marathon here I come.

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Me too! Never been a runner but during the last Foot & Mouth epidemic the Pike was one of the first areas of the country to be opened up to foot traffic and I walked to the Pike from the barn every day just to keep my fitness up for my lakes walking. I was making the climb up in just under 17 minutes back then, might take me twice that now.William the White wrote:Lost in admiration... and a kind of jealousy... Like, I WALK up Rivington... taking an hour each way from the barn... and am knackered...Harry Genshaw wrote:William the White wrote:Feck me, Harry... do you do this every Thursday?Harry Genshaw wrote:Spent the evening doing a fell race over Rivington. Knackered my bloody ankle on the way down from Two LadsNot every Thursday but I like to get one decent race in per week. They're not all as tough as tonights was though.
Two Lads? Twa Lads, shirley?
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Harry Genshaw wrote:Nice one GtE. Which marathon are you doing? I've got a trail marathon in Coniston next month then a road one at Snowdon in October. Am doing a LOT of hill training right nowGary the Enfield wrote:Good stuff H. I had my first 'long' run tonight (7 1/2 miles), four weeks after my hernia repair. No ill effects so far. Marathon here I come.
I've got a place for London next year (deferred from this year due to aformentioned hernia). Got a few half marathons booked too as prep races. Not a lover of cross-country (although I do compete). Much prefer the road races in the summer, which have a large element of bridlepath and footpath so not really 'road'.
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A trail marathon?! Wow. Think you might be my new hero!Harry Genshaw wrote:Nice one GtE. Which marathon are you doing? I've got a trail marathon in Coniston next month then a road one at Snowdon in October. Am doing a LOT of hill training right nowGary the Enfield wrote:Good stuff H. I had my first 'long' run tonight (7 1/2 miles), four weeks after my hernia repair. No ill effects so far. Marathon here I come.

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