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Photos of where you run

Slogger Jogger

Someone suggested this on another thread so heres a photo taken on a run I did in the snow the other day. Usually a fast downhill, but the other day it was slightly slower for obvious reasons

By the way, these were the instructions robinph posted to my question of 'how to display your photo image..'
Hit the "All sizes" button in Flickr, then pick the medium just so that it's not the huge version that you select. At the bottom of that page your'll see a text box with the path to the actual image, then without the spaces do this:
img] You can also wrap that whole code in

img] You can also wrap that whole code in

and [ /url] tags as well to link to the full Flickr version if you want, and that is the way that they "prefer" you to do things anyway.

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robinph

Staying in Ravello, Italy which is a town at the top of a cliff. Means that I have no choice but to run hills

This is about half way down:

Then going down some steps along a narrow "street" I met three horses coming the other way, not quite quick enough with the camera:

Then I finally got down to Amalfi, where I started is somewhere over the top of that cliff:

http://connect.garmin.com/activity/219463394

hot to trot

Wow Italian hills look fab.:D

So Also does Ticknock. Where is that ?

Krusty_Clown

hot to trot wrote: »

So Also does Ticknock. Where is that ?

Right here, in the foothills of the Dublin mountains. I see the Google Street-view car even did a little spin around the car-park.

PaulieC

hot to trot wrote: »

Wow Italian hills look fab.:D

So Also does Ticknock. Where is that ?

Ticknock is about 1 mile south of the M50, just past Sandyford Village. It's a forested area on the side of Three Rock and has paths and trails leading to Three Rock, Kilmashogue, Ballyedmunduff. Also has a pretty impressive MTB trail

Slogger Jogger

This mountain is out my back window. A permanent fixture on the horizon. The good weather made it too good a target not to try. Cycled, trudged and ran a bit each way to the top. Great, if a bit wet on the feet.

Kurt Godel

Great photo's Mick. Good to see you getting back into the running, hopefully we'll be doing starlit downhill runs again soon!

ocnoc

Pic Two, far away mountains.. What ones? Slieve Blooms?

Slogger Jogger

ocnoc wrote: »

Pic Two, far away mountains.. What ones? Slieve Blooms?

Not seeing them? If memory serves pic 2 is looking out towards Arklow. On a clear day you might see Wales.

Kurt - run up there and verify please

Kurt Godel

ocnoc wrote: »

Pic Two, far away mountains.. What ones? Slieve Blooms?

Slogger Jogger wrote: »

Not seeing them? If memory serves pic 2 is looking out towards Arklow. On a clear day you might see Wales.

Kurt - run up there and verify please

Pic 2- lone hill in centre is Tara Hill, a Marilyn between Arklow and Gorey, the small hills to the right are probably what's left of Arklow Rock. Anything else is just clouds, but don't let that stop you aiming for them ocnoc:)

nerraw1111

Technology fail

b.harte

My last run of the year.
A nice wet 5.6km slog across Mossy Bed and back with the two dogs.
It's part of the Blackwater Way.
Great fun, had to power hose myself and the dogs when I got home.
I'm going to need shoes with spikes/studs

ultraman1

donadea dis morn just after sun up..

PaulieC

geld

cambo_gueno,

One of my pre-work morning routes. Love the pics. You've captured the atmosphere.

PaulieC

geld wrote: »

cambo_gueno,

One of my pre-work morning routes. Love the pics. You've captured the atmosphere.

I think it was from one day over Christmas. Very clear but freezing cold meant that I was all but alone down there. It's a nice run for me, exactly 7 miles door to door across the nature park. Not the best surface for running mind...

Marthastew

cambo_gueno wrote: »

I think it was from one day over Christmas. Very clear but freezing cold meant that I was all but alone down there. It's a nice run for me, exactly 7 miles door to door across the nature park. Not the best surface for running mind...

Great photos, I had a super run there on Saturday, high tide had the waves crashing up around me. As you say the surface isn't the best but the view is worth it.

PaulieC

Here's one from Dec 2011 when I used to carry my DSLR. I gave that up after not too long

nerraw1111

Great pics. That's my local handy run.

I find the surface good for strengthening the ankles. It's a ******* of a place to get caught in the rain. Like a mini squall!

EauRouge79

cambo_gueno wrote: »

Here's one from Dec 2011 when I used to carry my DSLR. I gave that up after not too long

Christ, that is some photo. Should be hanging on the sitting room wall!

JosDel

Took this photo with my DSLR after a hill session at the magazine fort in phoenix park back in September...

Sunset, Phoenix Park. by joedelaney64, on Flickr

PaulieC

JosDel wrote: »

Took this photo with my DSLR after a hill session at the magazine fort in phoenix park back in September...
Sunset, Phoenix Park. by joedelaney64, on Flickr

Looks like the African Plains. Fantastic

JosDel

cambo_gueno wrote: »

Looks like the African Plains. Fantastic

a few people have said that ok..just one of those moments

PaulieC

Not from running, but Marthastew reminded me of this pic I had from the Great South Wall

I was down there for about 20 minutes and the amount of eejits heading down the wall that day was amazing. One big wave and they were in the drink

brandon_flowers

The Promenade in Nice, where I did some running and bird spotting last Saturday!

Roughly 5K between where the two photos were taken. Total run was about 13K.

robinph

Is it nice in Nice?

Coat please!

brandon_flowers

You'll need that coat...

Snowed here (on the coast) for the first time in a good few years this morning according to the locals. I have never seen panic and worry like it.

InTheTrees

Cold cold cold for the last few weeks...

so:

http://www.ballardhealthclub.com/club#3

El Director

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This morning at home, off to ru the Tuam AC 8k now

Nice morning for it.

Slogger Jogger

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robinph

How about some proper depth of snow to run through...

...and some cliffs...

...and some horses...

...and the Irish Sea...

...and a hundred odd other runners?

Was meant to be a 10k/ half/ marathon/ ultra around the coast of Anglesey/ Holyhead. Loads of snow on Friday meant a last minutes cancellation, but as people had spent all the previous day trying to get there they sent those who turned up around the 10km course. So we all jogged/ walked/ crawled/ fell up and down the hills and had a great run.