Review: Cross Country, by Rickey Gates
“As a liberal who has felt increasingly disenfranchised by the left’s ceaseless attempt to swallow itself, reading Cross Country was, in many ways, cathartic, as Gates consistently sought out the humanity in those he met, irrespective of their politics.”
Posted by Ed on June 24, 2020
Centurion Running One Community
Running is often considered a solitary sport, but in my experience, that couldn’t be further from the truth.
Posted by Ed on June 16, 2020
Naked Running Band review
The Naked Running Band is the flagship product of Naked Sports Innovations.
Posted by Ed on May 28, 2020
Preparing for my first 100 mile week
In the wake of the global COVID-19 pandemic, virtual races have been popping up at a rate of knots. It’s not surprising – race directors have been left out of pocket by the cancellation of events, and runners have been left without races to run. I’ve taken part in a couple of shorter virtual events […]
Posted by Ed on May 2, 2020
Project 2020 – 3 month check-in
A year-long project to see in the new decade.
Posted by Ed on April 1, 2020
Haere Ra, Aotearoa
I’m writing this from Sydney, where I’ve spent the last couple of days since leaving New Zealand before heading home via Vietnam for a few weeks. It’s been almost a year and a half since I left the UK, and so this is something like the end of an era. I feel like I’ve grown […]
Posted by Ed on March 5, 2020
Mount Ruapehu: When Life Gives You (Great, Big, Snow-capped) Lemons
A good day gone bad, gone good.
Posted by Ed on January 30, 2020
Taranaki: the Day the Mountain Won
In short: don’t fuck with mountains.
Posted by Ed on January 6, 2020