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I begin along the gravel track that leads to the woods. Three crows, bereft of something to mob, harass each other under a clear, matte sky. Crossing…
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Three Weeks
I’m running after work. It's a well-trodden loop of singletrack and fire road on a sunny evening in June. An intense dry spell has been broken by some…
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The Turning Of The Clocks
In thrall and fear of time
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So You Run
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Just Smile And Glide
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Surfing vs Running
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Ordinary Endurance
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Coming Up For Air
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So You Run
So you run. You run through forests with trees far older than you’ll ever be, yet silent and unnoticed. That’s what happens to old things, you think…
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Coming Up For Air
A brief bivy.
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Ordinary Endurance
What if we don’t know where the line is? What if there’s no clock?
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Between Earth and Paradise
A profile of Colin Macleod and his island home. First published in The Surfer's Journal, issue 31.4, under the title "Lightness Of Manner".
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Into The Void: On Running and Writing
Searching for liminal spaces.
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(Excerpt) Between Earth and Paradise
An excerpt from a profile of musician, surfer, crofter and fisherman Colin Macleod.
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Inversions
An appreciation of place, moments and people above the clouds
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RUNNING HIGH
A newsletter from the Highlands of Scotland about why we run.
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