by Ed Wallington | Jul 11, 2023 | Outdoor Adventure, Running
100k Ultramarathon for Help for Heroes – done! I made it! This weekend I completed the 100km (62miles) Race to the Stones Ultramarathon. The route is along the Ridgeway National Trail, the oldest path in Britain (dating back some 5,000 years). The course started...
by Ed Wallington | Apr 25, 2022 | Events, Outdoor Adventure, Running
I am running the Race to the Tower 2022 ultra marathon (53 miles) along the Cotswold Way to raise funds for the Dogs Trust. You can donate to my JustGiving page by clicking here. I have a wonderful dog (Chocolate Labrador) who loves running, and many people that I...
by Ed Wallington | Aug 24, 2021 | Outdoor Adventure
Anyone that has travelled by water will know it is something special. Floating along in a canoe, essentially sitting on the water, allows for a completely different view than walking, running, or riding a bike. When travelling alongside a river, we almost always...
by Ed Wallington | Dec 31, 2020 | Outdoor Adventure
Well, what a year 2020 has been. Many, if not most, of us have had our plans put on hold due to COVID19 this year, and many have had it a lot worse. I didn’t manage many of my outdoor adventure or running plans. I should have made the most out of being at home more...
by Ed Wallington | Sep 20, 2020 | Outdoor Adventure, Running
As I begin to wind up my training towards reinvigorating my passion for long runs, for example next years Threshold series 52 mile Race to the Tower Ultra Marathon (I am running in support of Dogs Trust), I reconsidered a question I was posed years ago – to...
by Ed Wallington | Jul 1, 2018 | Outdoor Adventure
As part of my #GetOutdoors and #MicroAdventure ambitions I slept outside in my hammock. This also helped me escape some of the heat of the house in the heatwave. OK, so I didn’t travel far, just in my garden, but what a nice way to spend the night –...
