Photos of where you run

adrian522

Cabaal wrote: »

I really must run this route once my legs recover from the last race

Does anyone have a Strava or Garmin Connect link to that route?

menoscemo

Some pictures from today's run in Bologna up to San Luca Basilica. First you cross a bridge into the portico and climb 500m over 1.5 miles up to the church, then a few views over the city from the top. A tougher run than I expected, especially given the 29 degree heat. Thank Jesus for the porticoes though

annapr

menoscemo wrote: »

Some pictures from today's run in Bologna up to San Luca Basilica. First you cross a bridge into the portico and climb 500m over 1.5 miles up to the church, then a few views over the city from the top. A tougher run than I expected, especially given the 29 degree heat. Thank Jesus for the porticoes though

That's some run... we walked it when we were there, puffed up to the top only to find it closed!! It was worth it though. Enjoy Bologna, beautiful city. The park is nice for running too and quite central.

menoscemo

annapr wrote: »

That's some run... we walked it when we were there, puffed up to the top only to find it closed!! It was worth it though. Enjoy Bologna, beautiful city. The park is nice for running too and quite central.

It's a great city. I actually lived here for a year way back as a student but was always to lazy to do the climb

Murph_D

Fair play to you running up there! How long did it take?

The Giardini Margharita is where we did most of our little runs over there. Followed by ice cream and/or beer, naturally.

menoscemo

Murph_D wrote: »

Fair play to you running up there! How long did it take?

The Giardini Margharita is where we did most of our little runs over there. Followed by ice cream and/or beer, naturally.

Yeah I am staying right there and went for a run there yesterday but decided to do a longer run today and be a bit more adventurous. About 30 minutes up and down, not including stops for photos. This was the steepest part, about 11 minutes for that mile...

PaulieYifter

menoscemo wrote: »

Yeah I am staying right there and went for a run there yesterday but decided to do a longer run today and be a bit more adventurous. About 30 minutes up and down, not including stops for photos. This was the steepest part, about 11 minutes for that mile...

The closest I got to that was a stroll out to the stadium for a Bologna v Lazio match. I remember the guide book suggested a stroll up the hill but that was during the fat fun phase of my life so we said fup that, let's get some beers instead. Funny - we were glad of the porticoes for shelter from rain that day.

Bologna is great - eat well!

menoscemo

Last day in Bologna, a slightly better view of the city on today's run, pity it was so overcast though...

PaulieC

Are pacing terenure tomorrow ?

Cabaal

Thames Path 100 at the beginning of May...lots and lots of river and seeing the back of expensive houses

statina

My usual route over the Harbour Bridge and around by the Botanical Gardens in Sydney

opus

Unexpected obstacle during a jog this morning

inigo

Lakes Muskry and Farbreaga, Glen of Aherlow, during the week. I think I spent more time taking pictures than running or walking...

PaulieC

Just back from Turkey, didn't do much running, but when I did it was hilly and hot...and sometimes dusty. With some snakes.

Krusty_Clown

PaulieC wrote: »

Just back from Turkey, didn't do much running, but when I did it was hilly and hot...and sometimes dusty. With some snakes.

Photos of snakes.... or it didn't happen...

Here's mine.. Nearly ran over this little fella, asleep in the middle of a trail in California. Harmless apparently, but I didn't know that, so had to turn back.

JMSE

Some of the sights I couldnt run past without a snap back from last April's phonedump...

opus

Just back from a bit of a holiday in Germany, bit warmer than here as was over 30C some of the days so was glad of tree covered hills around my friends place.

Came from over there, note the well placed beer garden mid-run but needless to say didn't partake



Heading to over there...

6781

Nice view on yesterdays run.

6781

Wednesdays run was fairly cool too

Slideways

Where were they taken?

6781

On the Sligo way trail across the Ox mountians

Slideways

annapr

Slideways wrote: »

gorgeous pics... where? if I had to guess, i'd say Healy Pass?

at a closer look, it looks like Errigal?

Slideways

Errigal last week. Best fun I've had on a run in ages.

I did get covered to my knees in bog :pac:

annapr

Slideways wrote: »

Errigal last week. Best fun I've had on a run in ages.

I did get covered to my knees in bog :pac:

Fabulous. I thought you just had hairy legs.

As a Donegal person, I'm embarrassed I didn't recognise it instantly.

robinph

To the far left at the top of the lake the hotel I got married in last year.
To the far right at the bottom of the hill the hotel that I left the wife and child in as I went for a run up a hill.
To the far right behind the hotel the hill that I decided it would be a good workout to push a buggy up the day before. It was tough, and I was glad of the hand brake on the way back down.


Behind, a knackered looking robinph.

inigo

The sun setting over Cruagh Woods while recceing IMRA's Dublin Peaks last night.

annapr

A strange and beautiful sculpture emerging from what was a magnificent tree in the corner of St Anne's Park, looking towards Bull Island.

opus

I like the Autumn leave scenes you get at this time of year.

km991148

Grey aul lunchtime skies