Salisbury Parkrun has been on our list of venues to visit for quite some time. We had been told the course would suit us (no mud or hills) and it had important facilities nearby (parking and toilets). With the weather forecast to be fine we decided this Saturday would be a good day to make…

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30.04.2024

Monthly Roundup – April 2024 « neverimitate

April proved busy with family activity, most noteworthy being daughter sorting out the details of where she is to live from this summer. Yes, she has confirmed that she will move out - exciting but also a change for us all. I have been getting back into cycling, something I do more when the weather…

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02.05.2024

Robyn Reviews: Being Mortal « neverimitate

'Being Mortal' is a powerful and enlightening read about ageing and the end of life, both on an individual and societal level. Written by a US surgeon of Indian ancestry, it covers everything from changing attitudes to the elderly and their care, the medical aspects of ageing, the psychological impact on older people and their…

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04.05.2024

Run Report: Poole Parkrun « neverimitate

Poole Parkrun has a reputation for being the biggest event in the south west. Having already run Bournemouth a little while back, on our return to the town this weekend we decided to see what running in such a well attended Parkrun would be like – our local typically has around a couple of hundred…

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Run Report: Salisbury Parkrun « neverimitate

Monthly Roundup – April 2024 « neverimitate

Robyn Reviews: Being Mortal « neverimitate

Run Report: Poole Parkrun « neverimitate

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