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December. 4

 

-5 Celsius and deep in a fog




Before my run. πŸƒ‍♂️ 

I get running by myself no dog this time. She probably felt left out but I didn’t think I’d get as far as I did unless it did get t by myself. I finished a book in my run πŸƒ‍♂️ after running 50 minutes, I’ve sort of been in the book πŸ“• all day. But just finished it on my run.



New personal record longest run and fastest lap

I did good most the run was a vigorous run, I’m in a huge sweat πŸ˜“ now that I’m home 🏑.



About 12 minutes of walking and 33 minutes of running πŸƒ 

I’m doing good 😊 feel great 😊 I think I had for Intensity minutes was good

87 minutes in total today

I’m going to go have a shower 🚿 soon, yet I should walk the dog if I ran, she only got a short walk today. She would have loved to run but I can’t stop πŸ›‘ and smell the ground like she does. It be to much to keep the pace.

That’s at least what I keep telling myself. My next run I’ll have to take her.

After I get in from my run

I’m still sweating πŸ˜… a 1/2 an hour later. Smokers lungs and with the fog 🌫️ out lots of moisture.

A new week has started and I’m at 111.4 km

An update later if I get the dog πŸ• walked, but she’s also sleeping πŸ’€ now by the time she his blog is written.πŸ™‚

It’s also 9 pm and the sun been down for 4 1/2 hours.

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