Monthly Archives: September 2017
The Hard Bit
The momentum is already too great, any semblance of control I had only a second ago has dissipated, and so I crash to the ground for the third time in the last two miles and then roll off the … Continue reading
A Purer Form of Purpose
“Do what you can, with what you have, where you are” – Theodore Roosevelt About fifteen minutes before we are due to start the race, the heavens have opened. Rain pounds the ground around me as I stand, camera in hand, … Continue reading
Serotinal
The chill in the early morning air is palpable, so I pull the sleeves down on my shirt to keep it at bay a little longer before laboriously manoeuvring my feet into a pair of well worn shoes. It shouldn’t … Continue reading