This middle aged Jogger has become a blogger!

On 25th March 2018 I took part in the inaugural  London Landmarks Half Marathon  ( My 6th different half marathon) and what a day it was - here's my review of the event... Registration and Pre-Race The registration process was very, very simple and was made aware all along that this was a "first come, first served" entry so needed to be quick off the mark...If memory serves me right it was £49.50 I was in! From then I received fabulous updates, initially on a monthly basis drumming up excitement and informing of special rates for accommodation and generally keeping me up to date right up to race day. The  Facebook page  was where all the excitement really came from and I have to say the frequency and standard of communication via the site was second to none - incredibly compelling and, more to the point, ENGAGING Warnings of potential travel issues! Teaser post regarding the bling!! Last minute surprise! The welcome pack and A

Well, the middlegedjogger has been absent for some time down to a few things but I'm back and sharing my latest update. Since my last blog I competed in the Yateley 10k series of events which is a great, 1 event a month, series in the summer. The atmosphere and organisation is great, with a lovely course in addition. I also completed my second Royal Parks Half Marathon  run on closed streets of London and taking in all the Royal Parks around Westminster. Although this is quite an expensive event, it really is a wonderful atmosphere and the sightseeing during the race is outstanding. Its very well supported and would be a great first half for anybody who feels inclined. It's very heavily subscribed though and entries are via a ballot. Speaking of ballots....... As my running has been improving both in terms of distance and pace I decided to apply for the London Marathon 2018 . Is it something I have always wanted to do? No. Is it something I thought about for a couple o