Morning Run: Ramping up

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steevc just finished a 7.04km run, that lasted for 43 minutes.
This run helped steevc burn 504.0 calories.


Description from Strava:
This was my first run since the 10k in London. My legs were really not too bad, but I was in the office for a couple of days and that involves plenty of walking.

Today was looking a bit damp, but it was not raining as I went out. I had to feed the chickens before I set off. I did my usual loop around Fairfield. It was a bit of a plod on the way up, but I was not looking to push too hard.

The wildlife was active today. I saw grey and black squirrels. With my bone conduction headphones I could still hear the birds singing and there was the knocking sound of a woodpecker. Podcasts included Late Night Linux and The Rest is Politics.

Was I headed down the hill I tried to speed up a bit. I was able to sustain that all the way home, so the last three kilometres were significantly quicker than the first part. I would like to get my average pace up a little and need to push myself to get there.

The rain held off, but my glasses got wet from the moisture in the air. It is looking to stay grey all day, but our solar panels are still producing. There is plenty of power to run my computers whilst charging the battery for when the sun goes down. I will do a detailed post on our system on Hive soon. If you are reading this on Strava and want a Hive account then let me know.

Enjoy your day and run free.


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About the Athlete: Older guy trying to keep fit, but still hope to go quicker.

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I ended up skipping working out this morning which was probably for the best. I am not feeling the greatest. Nice job on your run. We had a day this week where it was 75 degrees, then we dropped way back down into the teens!

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It wasn't too cold out really. The weather keeps on changing and we may even get a little snow! It won't last though.

Our different temperature scales can be confusing :)

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Yeah, I know. I usually try to convert it for you folks over there, but I was feeling a bit lazy this morning!

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I know that 75C would be deadly, so I could assume :)

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Why do you run with your glasses?

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Because otherwise I can't see! LOL

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Great effort, always nice to see a negative split! Keep it up!

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Cheers. I had a negative split on the 10k too. That has to be a good sign. Strava shows I'm currently slower than average on this route, so I need to rectify that.

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That's a great run! Good thing those cells work even in the gray of the day. Solar has come a long way the last few years!

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I'm impressed by the panels so far. In summer it will be great, but it will do something all year.

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