The 2026 Half Century (50km or 50 mile) a month challenge

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VinSumRox

Über Member
Location
Scottish Borders
January Tally 5 points

4th Jan
54.5km , 685m, Melrose, Bowden, Selkirk loop
1 point
12th Jan 64.2km 789m Selkirk, Ettrick, Innerleithen loop.
1 Point
20th Jan 67.8 km 1096m loop Clovenfords to Earlston loop
1 point
26th Jan 53.2 miles, 3020 feet. Newtown St Boswells to Kelso, return via Ancrum
2 points
Feb 2nd 75.8km 1139m. Selkirk, Hawick, Lilliesleaf and back.
1 point
 

Jenkins

Legendary Member
Location
Felixstowe
Finally a dry day in February. Wasn't sure if I'd see @Jon George posting first having passed him going the other way on Bucklesham Road.
I'll fill in the details when I get home (Edit - now added, see below)
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Details: February 4th, Bucklesham, Ipswich, Claydon, Needham Market, Creeting St. Peter, Stowmarket, Haughley, Elmswell, Thurston & Bury St. Edmunds, 67.9km, https://www.strava.com/activities/17283656758
 
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ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
But talking about dry days... I had left a plastic bucket out in my back yard and it was overflowing with captured rain water. I just emptied it and will be keeping an eye on it to see how long it takes for this soggy weather to refill it. (I am assuming that very little water will evaporate from the bucket in these cool, humid days.) We typically get around 10 cm/4 ins in February.
 

ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
I know, but it's so unusual to have so many consecutive wet days in this corner of Suffolk which is normally one of the driest areas of the country. I'm used to the cloud cover, but not the rain.
After my post I looked up the average for round here... It confirms why I find Yorkshire winters depressing, and even more so for the gloomier and wetter ones!

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