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Toronto Zoo 10k 15 Oct
Lovely sunny day - so much better than the blizzard at my last race in TO. My time was inexplicably slow (no ... you're just crap Nigel) and I can't say I noticed any animals at the time. It was however a good day out with gorgeous autumn colours, free photos at the finish, great nosh, and Proclaimers blasting out of the PA ... it almost made me feel scott-ish
superb :)
Posted by Nigel Scott on Fri 21 Oct 2005 | 4 comments
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Blair said...
Nigel ma man! When you post a race report, you need to tell us the time you ran the race in... ultimately that's all we wanna know! So what inexplicably slow time did you do?
Friday 21st October 2005 12.44pm
Chris said...
Gun time 37:58.5, chip time 37:57.8Now that is slooow. Don't worry... you can make amends at East Kilbride 10k on Dec 4th.
Wednesday 26th October 2005 9.39am
Swaz_i_Jogger said...
...sigh... one day I'll run 10k in under 40 mins...
Wednesday 26th October 2005 1.15pm
Stevie McL said...
Hot Tip from revelsports website.
"Every morning in Africa, a gazelle wakes up. It knows that it must outrun the fastest lion to survive. Every morning in Africa, a lion wakes up. It knows that it must outrun the slowest gazelle to survive. It does not matter whether you are a gazelle or a lion. When the sun comes up, you had better be running..." Hot Tip from Greenock Glenpark Harriers website
"Every morning in Greenock, a ned wakes up. He knows that he must outrun the fastest polis to survive. Every morning in Greenock, a Polis wakes up. He knows that he must outrun the slowest ned to survive. It does not matter whether you are a ned or a polis. When the rain comes on, you had better be running..."
Thursday 27th October 2005 10.17pm