Loved this. Thank you and bonus, think you mentioned you are going to be at The Running Show on a stand so will say hello if I see you. Glad you were ok after the slip up and well done on that pace. Faster than I could do! 👍🏼 keep up the great content. So interesting!
@@vanessahobbs7112 Thanks Vanessa - glad you enjoyed the video! I'm at the Running Show on the Sunday, helping on the Harrier stand (and will try to get there on the Saturday as a punter too). If you haven't got tickets, you can get a free one and find out about the great speakers on their stand here: harrierrunfree.co.uk/blogs/events/national-running-show
Enjoyable watch , I was thinking as the saying goes “be bold start cold” that you might over heat . But not to much steam , congratulations on your time
@@alanwetherelt7155 Thanks Alan. I only had a long-sleeved base layer, a running club vest, and a waterproof that I zipped up or down as needed. And I was wearing shorts! And there was enough sleet to keep me cool!
I worked around Northampton a few years back and cycled through Oundle a few times. Very flat around them areas with a few bumps and lots of country roads. Great run and enjoyed the commentary and interesting facts about the landmarks 👍 well done 👏
@julianberry I think it makes a much more interesting watch in my opinion to hear commentary. I do commentary when I run with people who are going easier than my race pace. There's no way I could reel off facts and historical references in all out race. I can only think about the next step 🤣... but I enjoyed the watch as history is 2nd second favourite thing after running. I watch history vloggers and run vloggers and now I've found someone who covers both in one 😆🙌
Ha ha! Good question, Shara! I'm sure I heard someone calling to one of the runners in front of me, 'Slide across the line!', so they definitely knew it was slippy!
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Another great video Julian - enjoyed that one. Less falling over though, my heart was in my mouth for a moment!
@@gregrunsultras Thanks Greg! It was a relief to pick myself up injury free - just very muddy! 🤣
Good run and video. Glad you survived your debut as a stuntman on the run. Cheers
Ha ha! Thanks Robin - you've got to laugh, haven't you! 😂
Loved that video, glad you were okay after the slip 😅😅 Great time too!!
@@raleyadventures Thanks! Nothing like the time you would have done, I'm sure! 🏃♂️➡️
Loved this. Thank you and bonus, think you mentioned you are going to be at The Running Show on a stand so will say hello if I see you. Glad you were ok after the slip up and well done on that pace. Faster than I could do! 👍🏼 keep up the great content. So interesting!
@@vanessahobbs7112 Thanks Vanessa - glad you enjoyed the video! I'm at the Running Show on the Sunday, helping on the Harrier stand (and will try to get there on the Saturday as a punter too). If you haven't got tickets, you can get a free one and find out about the great speakers on their stand here: harrierrunfree.co.uk/blogs/events/national-running-show
Great video! I was there, it was freezing! Doing it again in March, hopefully in better weather 😊
@@markkenny7891 I don't mind 'dry' cold, but that misty murky slushy cold is less fun! Enjoy March!
happy new year. enjoyed the run well done on time🎉
@@mijzzzz Aw, thank you! I surprised myself on that one!
Well done, Julian 👍 The vital extra luggage on the old shoes seemed to work a treat up until the finish line 😅
@@markg99 Thanks Mark - I think it might have been the first timing mat that I slipped on - but it was funny! 🤣
Enjoyable watch , I was thinking as the saying goes “be bold start cold” that you might over heat . But not to much steam , congratulations on your time
@@alanwetherelt7155 Thanks Alan. I only had a long-sleeved base layer, a running club vest, and a waterproof that I zipped up or down as needed. And I was wearing shorts! And there was enough sleet to keep me cool!
I worked around Northampton a few years back and cycled through Oundle a few times. Very flat around them areas with a few bumps and lots of country roads. Great run and enjoyed the commentary and interesting facts about the landmarks 👍 well done 👏
@@whereweoffDAD Nice one - thank you! I cant run as fast as you, so need to do the commentary to pass the time! 🤣
@julianberry I think it makes a much more interesting watch in my opinion to hear commentary. I do commentary when I run with people who are going easier than my race pace. There's no way I could reel off facts and historical references in all out race. I can only think about the next step 🤣... but I enjoyed the watch as history is 2nd second favourite thing after running. I watch history vloggers and run vloggers and now I've found someone who covers both in one 😆🙌
@whereweoffDAD Thank you! I was amazed how much interesting stuff I could find when I started lookng for it!
It’ll be a tad warmer than that in May at the Eye 10K, hopefully we’ll see you there
@@jasonlee3247 Thanks Jason - yes, definitely appreciate a few degrees warmer!
How many people fell at the finish line I wonder?
Ha ha! Good question, Shara! I'm sure I heard someone calling to one of the runners in front of me, 'Slide across the line!', so they definitely knew it was slippy!