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It was going so well until....

 

Welcome to post one, well two for this week. I'll be honest I haven't really thought about how often I'll post or exactly what I'll post or what it's going to look like 🤔 but I know that I'm generally going to be posting about my adventures through life, running and everything else......I'll probably aim for at least one post a week? But throw in other adventures as and when I do them. 


So adventure one, my long run, nothing special really other than the fact I stacked it, literally hit the deck, came down to earth with a literal crash! 


I mean the knee is the worst......

...although the hand looks bad...

But I managed to clean myself up on route...










And I'm all bandaged up now! 

So what happened....if I'm honest, I don't actually know, but what I do know is about 30-40 seconds before impact I was in a good spot, everything felt good on the run, my legs worked, chest good, form feeling fine, literally in a good running flow! Then it's like the universe decided "let's put a stop to that" and yanked me back down to earth, literally. 



I either caught my foot or tripped on something,  the knee and the hand are the worst bits and I'll be honest I think the clean up was worse that the shower, but I'm patched up and dosed  up on pain meds and all that's left is to ice the knee to reduce any swelling. 

The run itself though was really good, nice pace great views and a good recon session for potential future plans, all in all (other than the crash) a good session. Although I still feel very unprepared for next week's adventure.....seriously brutal....but more on that next week. 

Anyway, I'm gonna leave it there, 
Thanks for checking in, 
Scribble back xx 
Love Jessie

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