Teversal Trail Run: Saturday Morning Run Motivation. Hello friends. How are you on this beautiful and sunny Saturday afternoon?
Teversal Trail Run: Saturday Morning Run Motivation:
I feel good. Really good because I am back out running regularly. I’ve not run this many times in a week without injury for years so it feels really good to be back.
I even did a few sprints this morning so I could test my lungs out!! Not bad to say I had a few drinks last night. Like you do at the weekend!?
Finally Learning To Have Water With My Whiskey!! I was glad I felt good to run after last night. What is it with Friday nights? Friday always puts me in a mood for a night out and a drink.
So after half a bottle of red wine (which leaves you wanting more when you have no more left) So I started on the Jamerson’s! I was in a good mood watching Take That! Did you see it? Take That and Robbie Williams were singing live from their garages and it was great. I love it.
Where You Realise You Have Had Too Much To Drink. After a pint of whiskey and coke with about 3 shot in I realised we had planned a run this morning. I quickly drank about 2 pints of and it worked. No headache or hangover this morning.
Teversal Trail Run:
So this morning we decided to drive out to Silverhill and run the Teversal Trails and follow the path up to the miner. I have not visited Teversal for years and year. It could even be 8 years ago when my eldest son and I did a race here.
I still remember that swan that was chasing all the runners!! You can see read about that day here: Highest Man–Made Point In Nottinghamshire. Good memories.
5 Miles Covered On The Teversal Trail Run:
So a good job was done by all. As we ran/walked/jogged about 5 miles around Teversal Trail. Love it. Back on the run and it feels great. Mollie loved all the new smells too.
When we got home, a nice big bowl of strawberries, banana and Weetabix for breakfast was called for. Although my Husband has cooked himself an omelette which smelt amazing. I might have to have 2 breakfasts today now 😁 have a great weekend 🙃
What Is Silverhill? Silverhill is an artificial hill near Teversal in Nottinghamshire and is one of the highest points in the county at 204.3 metres.
Originally it was a mine spoil heap on the site of the former Silverhill colliery which closed in the 1990s.
Where To Park: Teversal Trail Run. The visitors centre on Carnarvon St, Teversal, Sutton-in-Ashfield NG17 3HJ
Have you ever visited the Teversal Trails before?
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I had to laugh because I don’t drink red wine or whiskey! Glad it didn’t bother you to run the next day 😉
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Thanks Lisa. I am trying not to drink now I am in my running zone 🙂
Looks like a beautiful day for a run.
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Thanks lovely. No reason to stay home when it is this nice 🙂
It’s a bit brighter since we last walked there. I think it was just after Christmas and was wet and hurried. The dog enjoyed it though. We hear a lot about people coming and going as my dad volunteers at the Teversal visitor centre. He loves making bacon butties at tea.
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Oh wow, small world Claire. Maybe next time we go up the visitor centre might be open and we get to see you dad 🙂