Not long ago I had two creme eggs in my top drawer. One got eaten last weekend on
Church mountain. And today I cycled to the
Curragh, parked the bike and ran over 9 miles, re-fuelled on egg No. 2 and water, then cycled back (cycle round trip 24.5 miles, average speed 12.6mph).
Running statistics: 9.05 miles (14.5km), average speed 6.23mph (10km/hr). The route took me right around the
Curragh Camp (Irish army headquarters) then back alongside the M7 motorway.
Apart from a few thistles the grazed grass is heavenly to run barefoot on. It was good-feel running for all but the last mile or so when my legs began to tire. Here are a few photos I took today of or from the same look-out post I found in my
last Curragh run.
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The look-out post |
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Strange ditches surrounding the look-out |
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More ditches - Under Me? |
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That's my head beside the post |
Maybe they are trenches for the Irish army to play their wargames?
ReplyDeleteIf they are, they are from a bye-gone era - no longer quite deep enough to hide in
Deletegood thing I got you a present in Blessington the other day. This reminds me I still need to give it to you :D
ReplyDeleteI can't wait!
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