The idea was to get out and test my leg to see if I had recovered from a slight calf strain, so off I plodded to Broad Barrow from Dunstone Down Car Park, about a 7km round trip. I took my walking poles, as I often do after an injury and got into a good comfortable tempo.
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Broad Barrow |
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Broad Barrow |
At Broad Barrow I was feeling good and decided to carry on and make it a longer run.
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Hookney Tor |
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Birch Tor |
After Hookney and Shapley Tors I trotted on over to Birch Tor, before heading back to Hamel Down and the car, 14.85km in 2hrs 4min double what I set out to do. And the legs? Well they seem as good as they ever do!!
Upcoming Navigation Running Events
13th January 2013 - Dartmoor Runners Half Marathon, Widecombe. (Although I am assured a shorter option will be available!)
and dont forget the Southern Orienteering Champs at Penhale, Cornwall on the 14th April, the best orienteers on the best terrain in the south west.