Saturday, 5th February 2022
Rainy morning for the 137th Rogiet Parkrun at Rogiet Country Park, although it stopped in-time for the race to start.
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Wednesday, 2nd February 2022
Six runners out on a dark Cornfield night, nice to welcome along Shane Carey to the running group.
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Saturday, 29th January 2022
Today, I finally achieved my 100th Parkrun after the interruptions of the last two years of Covid restrictions. On a cold, windy morning at Rogiet Country Park, ably assisted by Phil and supported by Carolyn, Isobel, Allison, Tracey and Rob.
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Wednesday, 26th January 2022
Cold night, only four runners out for the Torchlight Cornfield 5K.
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Saturday, 22nd January 2022
Choir runners members at the 134th Rogiet Parkrun on a frosty but sunny morning at the Rogiet Country Park.
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Wednesday, 19th January 2022
A cold but dry night, under the Wolf Moon for a 5K walk/run around the Cornfield.
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Sunday, 16th January 2022
Ten walkers made their way from Chepstow Castle, along the Welsh Coastal Path to ‘The Warren’ at Bulwark, passing through the housing estates and onto the Racecourse grounds to the 18th Century Mansion, now in a dilapidated state.
It was nice to welcome Terry Dabbs and Janet Vale on their first walks with the group.
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Wednesday, 12th January 2022
Five runners out at the Cornfield for the Torchlight 5K.
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Wednesday, 5th January 2022
Six runners turned-up for the first evening run of the year on a cold, but fine evening for the 5K loop around the Cornfield track. Nice to see Nadine Morris back out with us.
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Tuesday, 28th December 2021
Ten people made the start at the Indian Empire at Parkwall, for the walk to Mounton and back. Starting the trail over St. Pierre Golf Course then onto the Mathern Mill Fishing Lakes, before climbing up the back lanes to Pwllmeyric. Crossing over the busy A48 for the quiet lanes to Bayfield and the little hamlet on Mounton with its babbling stream and ancient church. From there along the lanes back to the A48 and to the Millers Arms in Mathern for refreshment, before concluding the walk at the Indian Empire.
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