Bumps is once again upon us. I’m rowing in division four & three this year with City VIII, thankfully not in the first division. I’m also coaching the Radegund M I this year, so two crews to keep an eye on.
Tuesday
City VIII – Division 4 Chain position 1 – Rowed over (Sandwich Boat). GPS Trace.
City VIII – Division 3 Chain position 18 – Overbumped Chesterton III (up 4). GPS Trace.
Radegund I – Division 2 Chain position 7 – Bumped ’99 IV.
Wednesday
City VIII – Division 3 Chain position 15 – Bumped Cantabs X. GPS Trace.
Radegund I – Division 2 Chain position 6 – Bumped Robs V.
Thursday
City VIII – Division 3 Chain position 14 – Bumped ’99s V. GPS Trace.
Radegund I – Division 2 Chain position 5 – Bumped Cantabs V.
Friday
City VIII – Division 3 Chain position 13 – Bumped Cambridge Vets. Blades!
Radegund I – Division 2 Chain position 4 – Row over.
If I ever write an auto-biography, this is what I will call it.
Yesterday I found an awesome little addon for my Garmin 205.
I’m a huge geek, and this is the kind of thing that really gets me going, so to speak.
On a more important note, this is the longest run I’ve done in about a year, and whats more, my legs feel great after it. No pain, no aches, and most important of all, my knee feels fine.
..and it feels great. Fingers crossed that after yet another layout my knee is finally ready to run again. No long races planned for the foreseeable future, just lots of sensible low mileage work, coupled with training and plenty of strengthening exercises. I plan to start triathlons in the next few months once my body is once more up to it.
Ironman next year..?
..flies when you’re having fun.
I haven’t had much activity to talk about lately, except to say that something wonderful has happened to me.
On a sad note, the aphids have won their war with my beans.