Having said that, it was pretty nice on Tuesday when my usual partner an I did a 6-ish mile loop round Loseley etc. Yesterday was lovely, despite the misery guts forecasters, and I did about 8 miles on my own. Some parts were a bit squishy. This time I took a camera. Here are some curiosities that Surrey tries to hide away:





(a few more on Flickr)
So far it's looking OK for Sunday's long run. That's normally a sign of a downpour, but I'm not worried. It is what it is.
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