- What?? What are you on about??
- "The rocky road to Dublin" is a folk song. You can listen to it (as performed by the Dropkick Murphys) here.
- Murphys? What's that got to do with this week's run??
- Well (begab) it was a memorably rocky (and hilly) run - and it ended with some memorable steaming vats of "Dublin Coddle". Great tucker - here's a recipe.
Many thanks indeed to Jamesbondage and Redbreast. Their trail was so cleverly laid that this old blogger ran up every falsie. You'd think I'd have learnt to recognise them by now....
The Tuesday run is still very popular - there were a dozen of us last week, taking over the public bar as we replenished our precious bodily fluids.
And here's a Dublin joke:
There's a conference of beer manufacturers in Dublin, with the top men from all round the world attending. At the end of the day they gather at the bar for a drink.
Mr. Budweiser orders a Bud, Mr. Stein orders a Stein lager, Mr. Corona orders a Corona, and so on. Finally they get to Mr. Guinness - and he orders a Coke.
The others are astonished. "You're in Dublin! Why aren't you drinking Guinness?"
"Well," he says, "if no-one else is drinking beer, I won't either."
Next week sees a number of members participating in the Bridge to Brisbane.
Next run details
When: Sunday 30th August, 4 pm (B to B recovery run)
Where: Payback and Cash Converta's Cashmere hideaway
Hares: Payback and Cash Converta
If you need directions to this run, please call Payback on 3298 5194.
On, on!