Photos of where you run

PaulieC

was obviously a different race that SJ organized that I am thinking of. It wasn't IMRA as far as I remember, maybe a fundraiser for a GAA club ?

Slogger Jogger

PaulieC wrote: »

was obviously a different race that SJ organized that I am thinking of. It wasn't IMRA as far as I remember, maybe a fundraiser for a GAA club ?

All the Annagh recollections are accurate and they've all been IMRA races. The only non IMRA race I organised nearby was Annacurra in recent years.

And Enduro you missed a classic on Saturday. You'd have loved it as it plays to all your strengths .;)

Kurt_Godel

Since Gandalf has opened the door on indignity, I'm sure he won't mind a repost of the emergency ambulance brigade from 2011! (good memories of this race by the way!). Martin (orange) in the background seems particularly happy to have made up a place!


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PaulieC

Slogger Jogger wrote: »

All the Annagh recollections are accurate and they've all been IMRA races. The only non IMRA race I organised nearby was Annacurra in recent years.

And Enduro you missed a classic on Saturday. You'd have loved it as it plays to all your strengths .;)

Annacurra it was

opus

Spotted this Cork marathon sign today, either it's an incredibly pristine one from last year & they're really planning ahead for next June!

DubOnHoliday

Nice trail run in yesterdays late afternoon Sun around Vartry reservoir...

sixpack's little hat

opus wrote: »

Spotted this Cork marathon sign today, either it's an incredibly pristine one from last year & they're really planning ahead for next June!

Pretty sure that is an old sign, I see it down there all the time

PaulieYifter

A couple from last week's break in Fuerteventura. Always enjoy running on the volcano trails in the Canaries.

AngelaRI

View from near the top of Chapman's Peak Drive (Two Oceans Ultra Marathon), Cape Town, South Africa, looking towards Hout Bay in the distance (and a BIG painful downhill ahead)

iAcesHigh

AngelaRI wrote: »

View from near the top of Chapman's Peak Drive (Two Oceans Ultra Marathon), Cape Town, South Africa, looking towards Hout Bay in the distance (and a BIG painful downhill ahead)

Woooooow, that's a nice view... when I saw picture I hoped it's somewhere in IE

AngelaRI

iAcesHigh wrote: »

Woooooow, that's a nice view... when I saw picture I hoped it's somewhere in IE

Haha, sorry to disappoint, it's a little far away

opus

On a spectacularly sunny evening last week in the Ballincollig Regional Park.

opus

opus wrote: »

On a spectacularly sunny evening last week in the Ballincollig Regional Park.

My stomping grounds - trails are lovely there first thing in the morning before work!

_Tombstone_

That trail has to be, HAS TO BE full of Dog Sh1t. The nice ones are always ruined.

opus

_Tombstone_ wrote: »

That trail has to be, HAS TO BE full of Dog Sh1t. The nice ones are always ruined.

Actually it's not! Unlike a pre-work run I went on yesterday where the pavement was littered with fresh steaming dog turds (Along Sundays Well Rd for anyone in Cork).

A more industrial pic from today.

Battery Kinzie

I feel like if I stuck some waffley inspirational quote on this, it'd be all over my Facebook wall for the coming weeks.

opus

Was in Germany for a week & took in the Leipzig marathon while I was there as a friend was doing the skating version the same day. Few impressive snow showers during it!



Pics below from a bit of a job along the river, the covered bridge was a nice touch

TheBigGreen

Unnamed Rd Climb - 1.4km - 59m - 4.1%

CR - 7:31

kit3

One of my favourite places to run - Keel beach in Achill this evening

opus

Was in Germany for a bit of a break, really like the amount of sign-posted trails that seem to be everywhere.

What I have to go up there?!



Half way.



Made it!



Along the ridge.



Back down.



Route back along the valley.

DubOnHoliday

Costa del Greystones.

Coffee Fulled Runner

kit3 wrote: »

One of my favourite places to run - Keel beach in Achill this evening

Mine too. Beautiful.

dokter

opus wrote: »

pavement was littered with fresh steaming dog turds (Along Sundays Well Rd for anyone in Cork).

Its like some sort of assault course up there. Good training for navigating a minefield.

opus

Took a small gate leading off a road route I often run last night just to see where it went, got me over mile of path along by the Lee before dumping me back on the road.

davedanon

opus wrote: »

Took a small gate leading off a road route I often run last night just to see where it went, got me over mile of path along by the Lee before dumping me back on the road.

I love when that happens.

sixpack's little hat

opus wrote: »

Took a small gate leading off a road route I often run last night just to see where it went, got me over mile of path along by the Lee before dumping me back on the road.

Where is that if you don't mind saying?

opus

sixpack's little hat wrote: »

Where is that if you don't mind saying?

Here you go, the path on the left just off the Lee Road. Not sure why my phone decided to give everything a purple tinge

opus

Blockic's regular haunt in Chicago, a reclaimed railway line - the 606.



The blue parts on each side are nice soft rubber.

davedanon

Some pics of a recent run along the Wicklow Way. All taken on the first section, between Kilmashogue and Knockree. More pics on the way.

davedanon

More pics