I'm not obsessive about my running stats. Honestly, I'm not. But having charged my Garmin, remembered to wear it and remembered to locate my satellites, it comes as somewhat of a disappointment when I finish my run to discover that I've not stopped my timer, but started it. I think aside from this, this is more about me not having anything to show for my run on my blog. I forgot my phone, so also have no photo's either. Not really a great formula for a riveting or entertaining read.
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I'm certainly a visual person. I like to create an image with my words, but better to have an actual image support them. Yet here I have nothing. There's nothing to see here, as Obi Wan once said. I could tell you I ran to Alderley Edge with the intention of running up to the Wizard, but as I went through the fields, that being the long and scenic way round, by the time I got to the bottom of the hill, I was done for, so simply headed for home. A good 8 miles or more, but not the Wizard run I had promised.
8 seconds, no distance covered = stood in quiet disbelief that I failed to start my watch!
