




Slough to Windsor Run 29th December 2024
Start of the Journey
On the 29th of December 2024, I embarked on an invigorating run from the Premier Inn located on Uxbridge Road, Slough. This route took me through the picturesque landscapes surrounding Eton College and across the iconic Windsor Bridge. As I ran along Thames Street, I was greeted with the magnificent sight of Windsor Castle to my left, showcasing its timeless beauty.
The Scenic Pathway
Turning left into Park Street led me to the Cambridge Gate of Windsor Castle. The atmosphere was invigorating, with a mix of history and nature all around. After enjoying a moment near the castle, I retraced my steps back to the Windsor Bridge, ensuring my return route reflected the same stunning views. Venturing left along Thames Side, I passed the Windsor Leisure Centre, a familiar landmark, and entered the tunnel under the A332 road.
Completing the Loop
A quick right turn onto the path adjacent to the Queen Elizabeth Bridge further enhanced the experience. Here, I paused to appreciate the vibrant Younger Bridge Mural before continuing along the peaceful Thames path. Running through Brocas Park and back into Eton, I then retraced my initial route toward Slough. The run concluded with an anti-clockwise circuit of Upton Court Park, passing the Slough Rugby Club, and ultimately returning to my start at Premier Inn, feeling accomplished and rejuvenated.

A Scenic Running Journey Along the Thames Path
Introduction to My December Run
On the 24th of December 2024, I embarked on a refreshing running exercise that took me along the beautiful Thames Path. Starting at Putney Bridge, I felt a sense of excitement as I prepared for my journey. The route promised not only a workout but stunning views and a serene atmosphere.
Exploring Wandsworth Park and Beyond
After setting off from Putney Bridge, I ran towards Fulham Railway Bridge. I ascended the steps and crossed over to Deodar Road, leading me into Wandsworth Park. This park provided a perfect spot for a quick run-around, surrounded by lush greenery and a peaceful ambiance. Following my lap around the park, I retraced my steps back over the railway bridge, enjoying the momentum of the exercise.
Continuing Towards Hammersmith Bridge
As I continued my run, I made my way through the underpass, entering Bishop’s Park. The beautiful scenery alongside the Thames path was a joy to behold, enhancing my running experience. I ventured past Fulham FC’s iconic Craven Cottage Football Ground before continuing my run toward Hammersmith Bridge. The sight of the bridge motivated me to pick up my pace, and I relished the feeling of accomplishment as I ran across it.
Reflection on a Joyful Experience
After crossing Hammersmith Bridge, I decided to walk back to Putney Bridge, allowing my body to cool down and reflect on the lovely exercise. This running journey along the Thames Path was not only a great way to stay active but also provided a peaceful escape in the midst of the holiday season.

A Memorable Bicycle Ride Through Market Drayton and Beyond
Overview of the Journey
On the 3rd of November, 2024, I embarked on a bicycle ride covering a distance of 35.83 kilometers. The total time for this ride was 1 hour, 46 minutes, and 38 seconds. Starting from the bustling Market Drayton, I ventured through various picturesque locations until reaching my final destination.
Route Details
The route began in Market Drayton and took me to Longford, where I enjoyed the tranquility of the countryside. Continuing onward, I passed through Moreton Say, Calverhall, Ightfield, Ash Parva, and Ash Magna. Each area offered stunning views and a sense of peacefulness that made the journey pleasant.
Arrival at St. Alkmund’s Church
My ride concluded at St. Alkmund’s Church in Whitchurch. This beautiful church provided a perfect backdrop for a couple of photographs, capturing the essence of my trip. After a brief pause, I cycled back to Market Drayton, taking a left at the Olde Jack Inn at Calverhall into New Street Lane. The descent down Styche Bank (near Styche Hall) was particularly thrilling, then travelled through Longslow and returned to my starting point in Market Drayton.
This bicycle ride was not just about distance and time; it was a journey filled with sights and moments that enriched my day. If you’re looking for an invigorating cycling experience, consider this route next time!
Saturday 2nd November Walk/Jog/Walk Exercise
Distance 3.05 km
Time 29m 23s


Sunday Morning Bicycle Ride 13/10/2024
Cycle ride over to the fields at Tern Hill and back to Market Drayton
Distance 11.54
Time 51m 20s

British Airways CFE8768 Zurich to LCY
British Airways Flight CFE8768
Embraer E190SR G-LCAG
Zurich (ZRH) to London City Airport LCY
Landed 20:11
