Hello! I’m Rhona!
Welcome to my blog; intermittent musings on life, cats, music, and the journey to becoming the best runner I can be. I recently completed my goal of becoming a marathoner at Loch Ness in 2011 and am currently training for my first Ultramarathon, the D33, in March 2012.
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Race Report – Cooper Memorial 12k
The Graeme Cooper Memorial Hillrace, 24th April 2011 Finished in 1hr 24 min 11secs “In November 2006 former University of Aberdeen Lairig Club member Graeme Cooper, and fresher Richard Hardy set out to attempt a winter climb in Coire … Continue reading
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Tagged 12k, Glen Muick, Highlands, Lairig, Loch Muick, race, race report, running, Scotland, trail race, training, x-country
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So as we slowly edge in to Spring, little bit by tiny bit, my running and racing are both literally and figuratively hotting up. This weekend sees my fourth race of the year and my third 10k at RunBalmoral which … Continue reading
Race Recap – The Running shop Winter X Country Series – Race 3
So here it is, the promised delayed-by-a-week race re-cap from last weeks X Country 3 miler at Balgownie, Aberdeen. The race was the third of a series of three run by the Running Shop in November, January and February – you can … Continue reading
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Tagged 1000 miles, race, race re-cap, races, running, x-country
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Winter Cross Country – Race two.
I had a great race this morning! I woke up well rested and it was a beautiful, warm day outside so I felt positive from the outset. Badger was on photo duty as always, and a race re-cap shall follow … Continue reading
Winter X-Country Running – Really!?
Last week I was surfing around the ever reliable Scottish Running Guide looking for some mid-winter inspiration. I’m signed up and ready for the Wildhearts Aberdeen Santa Run on the 12th of December, but I was looking for something to … Continue reading