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Friday Mar 14, 2014 #
7 AM
Run 32:00 [3] 6.0 km (5:20 / km)
A slow session around the eastern edge of Utrecht. Didn't feel 100% at the start (although more the Achilles than the foot), but improved as it went on, in some contrast to Wednesday. An encouraging sign although things clearly still aren't 100% (as indicated later in the day). Quite misty this morning.
The run took me through a street labelled "Fietsstraat: autos te gast" which I think translates approximately as "bike street: cars are guests". I'm assuming the expression "get off the f***ing road, you f***ing c****" has no Dutch equivalent.
Finished what I was working on earlier than planned, which gave me enough time to go into Amsterdam and be a tourist for the afternoon before flying out to Budapest - worthwhile, although my foot didn't really appreciate a couple of hours of shuffling round the Rijksmuseum. Once again got a hard time at Amsterdam airport - security this time (seems that when the sign says to take your laptop out of the bag, you're supposed to interpret this as meaning 'laptop and all other electrical items').
The run took me through a street labelled "Fietsstraat: autos te gast" which I think translates approximately as "bike street: cars are guests". I'm assuming the expression "get off the f***ing road, you f***ing c****" has no Dutch equivalent.
Finished what I was working on earlier than planned, which gave me enough time to go into Amsterdam and be a tourist for the afternoon before flying out to Budapest - worthwhile, although my foot didn't really appreciate a couple of hours of shuffling round the Rijksmuseum. Once again got a hard time at Amsterdam airport - security this time (seems that when the sign says to take your laptop out of the bag, you're supposed to interpret this as meaning 'laptop and all other electrical items').