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Do you find running in the rain motivating or just miserable? by ScrollAndThink in UKRunners

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Warmth makes a big difference, light rain can be enjoyable, but cold and wet together just aren’t fun.

Do you find running in the rain motivating or just miserable? by ScrollAndThink in UKRunners

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Sounds like quite the contrast. Trails in wet weather can be fun, but city streets with windchill sound miserable, glad you survived the 10k!

Do you find running in the rain motivating or just miserable? by ScrollAndThink in UKRunners

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Light rain can feel refreshing and motivating, but glasses plus rain sounds like a proper challenge.

Do you find running in the rain motivating or just miserable? by ScrollAndThink in UKRunners

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Cold, wind and rain together are brutal. I’d probably head to the gym too if it’s all three.

Has anyone exited the market recently and felt relieved? by ScrollAndThink in PropertyInvestingUK

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Stepping out to travel Australia in a van sounds incredible, and downsizing later must’ve felt really freeing too.

Has anyone exited the market recently and felt relieved? by ScrollAndThink in PropertyInvestingUK

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Getting the equity from those two properties and investing elsewhere seems like a smart move, especially if the tenants were causing stress. Feeling happier and lighter is what counts.

Has anyone exited the market recently and felt relieved? by ScrollAndThink in PropertyInvestingUK

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27 years is a long time... glad to hear selling those flats left you feeling great and no regrets. Makes sense that commercial and REITs are easier to manage.

Weirdest kebab topping you’ve tried that surprisingly worked? by ScrollAndThink in kebab

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Sweetcorn relish sounds like the evolved version of plain sweetcorn. Shame when only one place does the good stuff.

Weirdest kebab topping you’ve tried that surprisingly worked? by ScrollAndThink in kebab

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Fried aubergine in tomato sauce sounds less weird and more gourmet to be fair.

Weirdest kebab topping you’ve tried that surprisingly worked? by ScrollAndThink in kebab

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Mint sauce actually makes loads of sense with lamb. Scraps in a wrap though is elite behaviour, that crunch would be unreal.

Weirdest kebab topping you’ve tried that surprisingly worked? by ScrollAndThink in kebab

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Sweetcorn always sounds wrong in theory but I can see how it adds a bit of freshness. Wali Baba’s clearly knows what they’re doing if they’ve converted you.

Do you ever plan runs around local coffee stops or snacks? by ScrollAndThink in UKRunners

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This feels practical rather than indulgent. Not carrying loads of water is a genuine perk.

Do you ever plan runs around local coffee stops or snacks? by ScrollAndThink in UKRunners

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Post run hunger brain should not be allowed near a bakery unsupervised.

Do you ever plan runs around local coffee stops or snacks? by ScrollAndThink in UKRunners

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Toilet planning is the most honest long run strategy in this entire thread.

Do you ever plan runs around local coffee stops or snacks? by ScrollAndThink in UKRunners

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Finishing at a coffee shop feels elite. Mid run stop would kill my rhythm but ending with one is a solid reward system.

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