Dfw Walking Club

newlywed

I must be mad! After being really tired yesterday evening after the walking... I slept really well.

So decided to walk 3 miles to work instead of the usual bus! Made it in about 3/4 hour so not too bad.

I'm done in now though

newlywed

Is no-one walking anymore????

Just walked 3 miles in my lunch hour - to save £1.50 parking and 3 miles worth of petrol!!!


Planning another 3 mile walk to work on Wednesday too - depending on rain.

pepe2008

newlywed wrote: »

Is no-one walking anymore????

Just walked 3 miles in my lunch hour - to save £1.50 parking and 3 miles worth of petrol!!!


Planning another 3 mile walk to work on Wednesday too - depending on rain.

Hi Newlywed ( at what point do you have to change your name? ) still here, still walking! Although I am giving myself the afternoon off s just got back from 13 hours work with only a short break and I'm cram-crackered......and its 'ing down:D

and lost ability to type!!

newlywed

pepe2008 wrote: »

Hi Newlywed ( at what point do you have to change your name? ) still here, still walking! !

At the point when I feel like an old married git??? Naah, I just didn't think I'd be on here much when I first posted :doh:

pepe2008

newlywed wrote: »

At the point when I feel like an old married git??? Naah, I just didn't think I'd be on here much when I first posted :doh:

Better change my name to 'old married git' then, 26 years and counting:p :rotfl:

newlywed

For 26 years you should have :T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T

Sometimes I feel like I've been married that long (but am only in my 30's)

Anyway, 2 mile walk today - much more leisurely - in fact much harder than yesterday's 3 miles, and feeling achey today - that's how unfit I am!! :eek:

Planning a 3 mile walk tomorrow if the weather is ok.... and my legs hold out

pepe2008

Short day at work today, only 10 hours ( three of those asleep in one block, aahhh the advantages of having a lovely new lorry with memory foam bunk! ) so feel like I've been let out of school early.

Doing a fast, flat 5 miles at 4 o'clock.

newlywed

How long does 5 miles take you?

pepe2008

newlywed wrote: »

How long does 5 miles take you?

My hilly, wet, muddy 5 takes about an hour. never done my flat route (twice to make it 5 ) so doing it at 4 with the incentive to get back b4 dark

newlywed

pepe2008 wrote: »

My hilly, wet, muddy 5 takes about an hour. never done my flat route (twice to make it 5 ) so doing it at 4 with the incentive to get back b4 dark

Crumbs. 3 miles took me 45 minutes and I was walking quick on the mostly flat pavements. You really must walk fast!!