Every so often I have a super-nteresting run and this run (bearing in mind I’m writing this on the 7th June) was one of those. Where I had been running my normal circuit in an anti-clockwise direction, I simply went the other way. Bearing in mind that I teach people to look at things from a different perspective, this was a beautiful example of what happens when you do.
A while ago I noticed that the local hospice had created a dog-leg in the path adjacent to their boundary and because I saw no particular reason for it (it could only be about 15 feet long), I had never run around the other side of the bushes. Coming from the other direction and being in a curious mood, I took the diversion and found that it’s the start of a delightful path that runs along the field edge, parallel to where I normally run.
Needless to say I took this path and was delighted that it led onto a few more new paths.
You can see the run on Strava at https://www.strava.com/activities/306515705 – 7.18 miles in 1 hour 8 minutes, 6.34 mph average.
