Congratulations to Mike Blamires on his good run in the desert recently. I would think he'd be very pleased with his run (289th place out of almost 900).
In Stockport yesterday I was speaking to someone from his club (Neil Bant ? from Beverley AC) and he confirmed that Mike was having a good time and doing well.
Seen the blackbird about in the garden recently so the dead one I found a few days ago isn't the one who nests in our tree.
William Sichel is going well too in the Athens International Ultramarathon Festival - leading the seven day race after the third day.
Showing posts with label wildlife. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wildlife. Show all posts
Monday, 6 April 2009
Friday, 3 April 2009
Update
Finally got around to updating this page. Yes, I know ... I'll try very hard to update it more frequently in future.
In the meantime though - see you in Stockport on Sunday (some of you anyway).
Meanwhile here's a sad story totally unrelated to running. Over the past six years or so we've had a pair of blackbirds nesting in the garden. They're only here between February and September but every year they come back and build a nest in the tree, lay some eggs, etc, etc. It's been lovely watching the chicks grow.
A couple of days ago I found a dead blackbird in one of the corners. It hadn't been attacked by another animal so I suppose it had succumbed to old age or illness. I don't even know if it's the one who comes back every year to raise his family. With the decent weather returning now though it'll be strange if I don't see the blackbird family regularly.
In the meantime though - see you in Stockport on Sunday (some of you anyway).
Meanwhile here's a sad story totally unrelated to running. Over the past six years or so we've had a pair of blackbirds nesting in the garden. They're only here between February and September but every year they come back and build a nest in the tree, lay some eggs, etc, etc. It's been lovely watching the chicks grow.
A couple of days ago I found a dead blackbird in one of the corners. It hadn't been attacked by another animal so I suppose it had succumbed to old age or illness. I don't even know if it's the one who comes back every year to raise his family. With the decent weather returning now though it'll be strange if I don't see the blackbird family regularly.
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