Not a terribly exciting Sunday, walk-wise.
After getting my head around the LDWA Coronavirus One Hundred challenge, I decided on counting my last hour of todays excursion.
I picked this slot for a couple of reasons …
- I’d be walking with the quicker dog, Gabby
- I’d have warmed up a bit so should be moving quicker
First off, Misty and I did a slightly longer than the usual circuit of Water Orton, going down to Gypsy Lane then back along Coleshill Road.
We did gradually speed up, finishing our last mile in 15:17.
Back home, I striped off my fleece, swapped dogs and was back out of the door before you could say “Long Distance Walkers Association’s Coronavirus One Hundred Challenge!”
Gabby and I followed a similar route but made a figure of eight around Colehill Road / Gypsy lane just to mix it up a bit.
Checking the figures later, I discovered that Gabby and I did walk quicker than Misty and I.
As expected, the last four miles were the quicker and taking the final hour, resulted in a distance of 4.2 miles.
Incidentally, the first mile with either dog is the slowest as this usually involves more sniffing, weeing and pooping.
| LDWA Coronavirus 100 Challenge | |
|---|---|
| DAILY MILEAGE | 4.2 |
| TOTAL MILEAGE | 12 |
| # WALK 1000 MILES in 2020 | |
|---|---|
| DAILY MILEAGE | 8 |
| ANNUAL MILEAGE | 863 |