This was a route my neighbour knew, so it was a case of
following the leader. We parked a couple of fields away from Bosworth
Battlefield Centre and go ourselves ready. We walked across a couple of fields
as a warm up and then I started the Garmin (Forerunner 610) for the run when we
were alongside Bosworth Battlefield Centre.
We headed into Ambion wood along a track that headed towards
a disused railway line. Once we arrived at the disused railway line we turned
left and ran towards an old railway bridge. Running through the woods is a
really nice and peaceful experience and I feel very fortunate to be able to do
it.
Once we arrived at the old railway bridge we dropped down to
the canal and turn left heading North bound along the canal, again this is
really peaceful. I found it a bit difficult to get in to a steady run as well
as watching out for tree roots, bumps and pot holes. We ran a fair way along
the canal until we came off the canal.
We joined a road that went over the bridge and up a long hill heading towards Bosworth. I felt so tired by this stage and just walked up the hill. As soon as we got to top of the hill I started off running into Bosworth and through the square passed a monument. Just out of the square there is a narrow road leading south through a gate, this road seemed to go on forever as I had to keep stopping due to my heart rate not recovering quick enough and staying low. I was glad to get back to the car and have a sit down, even though it was quite an achievement for me.
For some strange reason when I uploaded the data from the Garmin Forerunner 610 to Garmin Connect the map part of it don’t work but the rest of the data is there.
Garmin Connect - Bosworth Battlefield, Canal and Bosworth
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