On my way back around, I was a little more alert. (Thanks to my deliciously warm chocolate GU! Sorry ladies. I hate them cold.) But my kick of energy reminded me to snap a picture of Royal Albert Hall, and some big gold-topped thing in front of it too. You can read about the Hall here. http://www.royalalberthall.com/about/default.aspx That was the glamour run....here is the grit. The first day it was raining and I ripped off 8 miles from the window view in the fitness center. The run was as boring as this picture. I promise. Last day. Thought I'd be adventurous and head the opposite direction toward Green Park and St. James Park. Green Park is not as cool as Hyde Park, but still nice.Here are a few quick pics, but then I better wrap this novel up so the Trio invite me back. The one on the left is of Hyde Park Corner. Kind of a pain to cross the roundabout. The pic on the right is of St. James Park. St. James is the coolest, and I would've stayed longer there, but it's not very big and I would've had to run around it about 10 times. So that was my trip. Have any of you traveled anywhere cool for workouts? Any good trails I should know about? Happy Traveling Workouts! |
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But....it can be pretty fun too. It's nice to do a little site seeing in a new city. Or even check out a city you've been to before, but just never had the chance to look around. I was in London for three days last week, and thought I would document my three workouts ATT style. Here goes!
First the obligatory self-portrait. Lame. I know. But they wouldn't let me post without it.