Imagine running your lungs out only to be beaten by someone doing history lessons, running backwards, filming himself and also shooting drone videos. Probably did his taxes on the way too.
😂 I have genuinely answered emails and written parts of video scripts while running. I also severely twisted my ankle doing the above while running off road
Love hearing the mention of 1798. My ancestors, all Presbyterian, were on both sides! On Islandmagee Rev. Holmes formed the Ballyeaston Yeomanry to fight the volunteers, while Coleraine Mr. Leslie was helping form the volunteers and was sentenced to be hanged as a result, sentence was commuted and his son became minister of Molesworth Pres. in Cookstown. The two families intermarried in the early 20th century when the daughter of the Rev. William McKean (Leslie side) married into the Holmes side. That’s a long way of saying, great video, great story, and we have a complicated history that needs to be more fully told!
God I love that place - moved to Glenarm from England there as a naif 24 year old way back in 1997 to work in the Forest Service… used to pinch myself to think that I was getting paid to drive up and down the coast road as part of my job! Glorious.
Your videos are brilliant Stephen and you are one intelligent man.I spent my first 19 years in Killyleagh Co Down, school at RBAI in Belfast then 21 years in England and now 20 years in Spain so I am still craving Ulster Fry Up's and Tayto Cheese and Onion crisps!
Great video. Interestingly we have our own military road in Wicklow built after said same 1798 rebellion. Definitely not flat though and not along the coast!!
Dal Riada in Scotland came second. The first Dal Riada was founded by Carbery Riada from Cork in Antrim. People from that group moved into the Western Isles and Western Scotland.
Every time I visit Northern Ireland I make sure to drive this road at least once! Heading over in October and it’s the first place I’m heading to from the airport! Great learning about how it all came about 👌🏻👌🏻
I passed my driving test this summer and did that route yesterday for the first time and then hiked the entirety of glenariff for the lols. I didnt even know this marathon was a thing but will try be there next time so long as theres a bloke telling me the history of everything we pass haha Class video my guy
Got to love RUclips. You were randomly recommended to me a week or so ago and I must've watched most of your videos at this point with the kids. We always camp as a family and the kids love your wild camping vids but do remind me each time that they're not going as they perfer campsites with toilets and playgrounds, hopefully when they're older! We also now know more about the Mourne Mountains then the Galtee Mountains which are a few mins away..
Iv been binging on your videos while recovering from a collasped lung. Enjoying all the scenery from the mournes but living these fact filled videos. Keep them coming, fab work
I have a good friend from Maghera and I have been threatening to visit him and his family for almost 20 years now (I'm in America). He will be shocked when I do show up and I know more about Northern Ireland than he does! 😆 Thanks again for a great bit of history and for running a footrace backwards which always amazes me! 😂
Brilliant video mate. When I was in NI a couple of months ago I didn’t manage to do this bit but did do the causeway coastal route, absolutely beautiful. Definitely one to get back over to drive and explore on, the A2 (from the parts of it I’ve been on) is a stunning road.
Stephen's videos just keep getting better! Last time I tried to run that distance, the absolute last thing in my mind was trying to talk! Too busy trying not to have a coronary....
Thanks for the history lesson during the run Stephen! It was great to spend 10 mins with you and hear about the serious effort you put into this channel that most people won’t see!
"Well, they're running too hard". 4th video of yours I've watched this afternoon. Enjoy your personality and the content. Editing takes forever so thank you again for your videos. It really adds value to my day.
Thank you Stephen, you've inspired me to visit now. Always looking for new and interesting road trips in my little car and this seems like the perfect destination.
I have to comment. I've really enjoyed the last two videos you've released. I lived in NI for 3 years and explored nearly every corner. I have a love for the place and will forever be captivated by the landscape and its history. Thank you for what you do. Brilliant.
Any time we are on the north coast we always take the long way home to travel this road. Don’t know what it is about it. I had no idea about its origins. Great video Stephen and congratulations on the boost the channel got. Well deserved.
Excellent video! Fascinating history delivered on the run. How do I know so little about our next door neighbour? Beautiful country. The North still on my list of places to visit. Stunningly beautiful - especially in the sunshine ;-)
Great video as always, but as another history nerd I’ve got one knit pick, the Titanic was an RMS (Royal Mail Ship), not HMS. Fair play making a video whilst running, that must’ve been tough.
Stephen, great video - the Bald story is great and what a way to bring it alive! Bald gets a good mention at the bridge of the Coretavy Burn at Ballypatrick. Re the Titanic connections - if you had continued on your journey around tBald's road you would have ended up in Ballycastle ... James Blaney from the town was a fireman on Titanic and died as a result of the disaster...and sure Marconi, long associated with the Titanic story, did his over water, commercial radio experiments there !! Also Tommy Millar who also died in the Titanic tragedy lived at Boneybefore just outside Carrick. Look forward to hearing more stories! As per yer own video there.... 'Keep er lit!'
Love the combination of Irish history and fitness. Might just have to plan my next trip home around the Antrim Coast Half Marathon! Keep up the amazing content
Your content and your attitude is awesome! Keep doing what you're doing! Im loving the history lessons in your videos as well! So happy to the algorithm is in your favour ;)
Great video. Love how you're always happy to do videos about various different topics, combining history, nature and culture. Growing up 'down south' all we ever learn about NI is the troubles and history of the partition etc. never been up there, and love seeing videos like this where you learn a few things about a place you never knew existed.
Thanks so much for the video. Love the concept once again. History lesson, beautiful scenery and beautiful people. Top class! 👍. More please. Much more!
Very interesting video, my grand dad helped to build the Titanic and was on the sea trials but luckily for me and my dad he wasn't on the maiden voyage
Thanks STEPHEN great history lesson and what a great place, and another run done, and were did you come, or is it about taking part, thanks again mate, ALAN 🍻💯👍
Know two civil engineers. Pretty sure that if they built a very necessary road and it also turned out to be a great half marathon route, they'd be very happy with themselves.
Wow, that was impressive. Not the coast road, (although it is impressive too) I'm talking about how you managed to run and keep up such an interesting naration. Well done big lad. Some cracking drone footage too which I shall go back and freeze frame now as it looked really good.
Drove from belfast yo carnlough loads of times it's such a spot Its right in ni you come off the Glen's it's like kerry then your in an orange estate 😂😂😂 I've have thought sometimes it's like cork with union jacks
I was in Glenarm on Sunday & started to tell my partner all about the coast road but had to shut up because I did not know the facts, so thanks for that 👍
Great video Stephen. Really interesting to learn some more history about the island I live on. Had no idea about the Dál Riata. Would this be why the folk on the antrim coast still have quite a strong Scottish twang to their accent?
Could be Conor. But possibly more likely would be the more recent (1600s) Scottish settlers who came over to live in the north east. They would likely have influenced the accent quite a bit.
Hey Stephen, quick question, is it possible to cycle all the way down the Laggan Towpath to that pub you had a feed at when on your training run for the Canum (Lockkeeper"s Arms??), I will be I n the country in a couple of weeks and cycling down to the Mournes. Think I can pick up wee roads from there to head down through Rathfrisland. Thanks in advance, Andy
@@StephenJReid Thanks Stephen, I'm riding a wee folding bike to the Netherlands on Tuesday, then back via Scotland (Galloway Hills), and then meeting the folk I was staying with in Arnhem on the Belfast ferry as they are touring Ireland for a week, and I'm off down the Mournes for a few days. Plan was to hop across Carlingford Lough on that wee ferry, down to Rosslare and back through Wales but it closes for the season tomorrow, so I shall head back to Scotland and down the west coast of England instead, all the best, Andy
my father's family is from Islandmagee, Northern Ireland. we're presbyterian dissenters not prodestants. I'm named (middle name) after a 16 year old united irishman from Ballycarry hung after 1798.
Presbyterians are by definition protestants, but there are different varieties. Not everyone likes those titles though because of the negative associations with various labels.
@@StephenJReid In my family oral history I'm a Blackmouth or 'you're nothing but an Ol' blackmouth' as our CoI neighbour used to say... more negative associations I guess... Good luck.
@@alanjones4333 rumour is that comes from persecuted Presbyterians fleeing to the hills and being forced to eat blackberries to survive. They stain around your mouth.
I've driven those road a few times now so that I could get to Ballycastle, where there is actually a regular passenger ferry (not operating in winter for obvious reasons) that brings you to Campbeltown at the bottom of the Kintyre peninsula (shown in the video). It is a beautiful road, the only thing that brings it down are all the c**** that decide to drive along it at 30mph 😂😂
Does Sir Richard Attenborough narrate his documentaries while running? No, no he does not. Adam Curtis? No. Werner Herzog? Nope. Michael Moore, perhaps? Ha! These amateurs had better take note! *edit: diction
Definitely a few things could have been better and I hope they will be addressed. But the rain made everything 10x worse and created a few of the problems. As always I provide my own feedback to the organisers. I know every year they tweak things but still looking for that perfect formula. It’s logistically a tricky location for a half marathon.
For a fair whie, lots of Irish Protestants used to row over to Scotland every Sunday for church - the info about the road make more sense about that. Also, Carnfunnock - the rudest sounding placename that's broadcastable, I reckon.
Awesome idea for a Doctor who episode! The doctor goes back in time. To meet him and take him to the future. To watch the race! I mean it's pretty much. The Van Gogh episode! But who cares 🤷 😅
Genuinely you've jumped to one of my top youtubers, glad to see another top quality Irish youtuber
Thanks so much! Been at this 6years, feel like I’m finally getting into it
Imagine running your lungs out only to be beaten by someone doing history lessons, running backwards, filming himself and also shooting drone videos. Probably did his taxes on the way too.
😂 I have genuinely answered emails and written parts of video scripts while running.
I also severely twisted my ankle doing the above while running off road
No flies on our man :-)
How inspiring
And they say men can't multitask hahaha @@StephenJReid
All due respect,@@StephenJReid, whatt do you mean #HMSTitanic? #IIRC, she was designated #RMS, for "Royal Mail Ship"...
Love hearing the mention of 1798. My ancestors, all Presbyterian, were on both sides! On Islandmagee Rev. Holmes formed the Ballyeaston Yeomanry to fight the volunteers, while Coleraine Mr. Leslie was helping form the volunteers and was sentenced to be hanged as a result, sentence was commuted and his son became minister of Molesworth Pres. in Cookstown. The two families intermarried in the early 20th century when the daughter of the Rev. William McKean (Leslie side) married into the Holmes side.
That’s a long way of saying, great video, great story, and we have a complicated history that needs to be more fully told!
Complicated indeed! Glad you enjoyed it. Convinced knowing more of history like this can help today
History lesson and a run, what's not to like. Great video once again Stephen
Please keep making historical themed videos like these.
I'm wiser than I was yesterday thank you. Congrats on hitting 1 million for the first time on one of your videos. Well deserved
Thanks! 🙂
God I love that place - moved to Glenarm from England there as a naif 24 year old way back in 1997 to work in the Forest Service… used to pinch myself to think that I was getting paid to drive up and down the coast road as part of my job! Glorious.
Your videos are brilliant Stephen and you are one intelligent man.I spent my first 19 years in Killyleagh Co Down, school at RBAI in Belfast then 21 years in England and now 20 years in Spain so I am still craving Ulster Fry Up's and Tayto Cheese and Onion crisps!
Thanks Colin. I just spend too much time on Google and Wikipedia 😀 Tayto cheese and onion are the best!
That’s a beautiful video with a story told by an accomplished storyteller. Thanks for the history lesson.
Thanks Chris!
Stunning and not just the views. You Sir are getting better and better.
Great video. Interestingly we have our own military road in Wicklow built after said same 1798 rebellion. Definitely not flat though and not along the coast!!
Stephen J Reid , Your content makes me happy!
🙂 I’m glad!
Get this man a TV show! 😊
🙈
Dal Riada in Scotland came second. The first Dal Riada was founded by Carbery Riada from Cork in Antrim. People from that group moved into the Western Isles and Western Scotland.
Every time I visit Northern Ireland I make sure to drive this road at least once! Heading over in October and it’s the first place I’m heading to from the airport! Great learning about how it all came about 👌🏻👌🏻
thanks 🙂
I passed my driving test this summer and did that route yesterday for the first time and then hiked the entirety of glenariff for the lols.
I didnt even know this marathon was a thing but will try be there next time so long as theres a bloke telling me the history of everything we pass haha
Class video my guy
Glenariff is great. Did you do the full 6 mile loop?
@@StephenJReid yessir, there was like no one there me dog and I had a grand time
I love these active history lessons!
Some great history. Love watching ❤️ ❤.
Thanks Alan
Enjoy your videos and the history of our great wee country.
Comes across you a few weeks back, absolutely brilliant Channel!
Thanks Michael! Which video did you find first?
@@StephenJReidSaw the video of you climbing Carrantuohill, mountain & Errigal which I had climbed myself a few months ago.
That was the first video I saw as well. RUclips just started recommending more after that. Great video on Lough Neigh too.
Very good work, well done. I know that area very very well.
Good man. Hon Ireland!
Thanks Roy!
Excellent video, I’m a Larne man and I spend alot time looking at the Antrim coast from my small boat, I never tire of it.
Got to love RUclips. You were randomly recommended to me a week or so ago and I must've watched most of your videos at this point with the kids. We always camp as a family and the kids love your wild camping vids but do remind me each time that they're not going as they perfer campsites with toilets and playgrounds, hopefully when they're older! We also now know more about the Mourne Mountains then the Galtee Mountains which are a few mins away..
Wow you’ve watched a lot of videos with a wide range of quality! 🙈 maybe I’ll get down to the Galtees and make a video there sometime
Awesome video as usual Stephen, next year come up to the Waterside Half Marathon I think you will be very impressed and loads of history enroute
Iv been binging on your videos while recovering from a collasped lung. Enjoying all the scenery from the mournes but living these fact filled videos. Keep them coming, fab work
I have a good friend from Maghera and I have been threatening to visit him and his family for almost 20 years now (I'm in America). He will be shocked when I do show up and I know more about Northern Ireland than he does! 😆 Thanks again for a great bit of history and for running a footrace backwards which always amazes me! 😂
Brilliant video mate. When I was in NI a couple of months ago I didn’t manage to do this bit but did do the causeway coastal route, absolutely beautiful.
Definitely one to get back over to drive and explore on, the A2 (from the parts of it I’ve been on) is a stunning road.
It’s a great going the long way up from Belfast. Torr head road section is particularly memorable/terrifying 😂
Excellent video m8, every day is a school day! 🙂
Stephen's videos just keep getting better! Last time I tried to run that distance, the absolute last thing in my mind was trying to talk! Too busy trying not to have a coronary....
Haha thanks Ivan. I finding chatty pace in running is the most enjoyable pace.
Thanks for the history lesson during the run Stephen! It was great to spend 10 mins with you and hear about the serious effort you put into this channel that most people won’t see!
Thanks! 🙂
"Well, they're running too hard". 4th video of yours I've watched this afternoon. Enjoy your personality and the content. Editing takes forever so thank you again for your videos. It really adds value to my day.
Thank you Stephen, you've inspired me to visit now.
Always looking for new and interesting road trips in my little car and this seems like the perfect destination.
Thank you for another great video. You, Sir, are very talented, amazing content. Keep up the fantastic work please 🙏
This island is my favourite island
Stephen, this is brilliant.
I have to comment. I've really enjoyed the last two videos you've released. I lived in NI for 3 years and explored nearly every corner. I have a love for the place and will forever be captivated by the landscape and its history. Thank you for what you do. Brilliant.
Oh thanks very much 🙂
Thoroughly enjoyed this. Really enjoy your channel and presenting style. Come for the wild camping stay for the history lessons.
Really enjoying the informative stuff, thanks for making them. Just got back from a whistle stop tour of that area, really stunning.
Great video and history of Larne! Well done on the run 👏
Great to see the bloopers at the end too 😂
So many bloopers on this. I knew a short version of the history from previous projects but had never put together a 10min version before.
Any time we are on the north coast we always take the long way home to travel this road. Don’t know what it is about it. I had no idea about its origins. Great video Stephen and congratulations on the boost the channel got. Well deserved.
Thanks Paul, it’s a great road. The Torr head section into the Causeway coast is also a lot of fun/terrifying 😂
Just sat down with my dinner looking for something to watch, perfect timing!
Trying something a bit different with this one
Excellent video! Fascinating history delivered on the run. How do I know so little about our next door neighbour? Beautiful country. The North still on my list of places to visit. Stunningly beautiful - especially in the sunshine ;-)
Great video as always, but as another history nerd I’ve got one knit pick, the Titanic was an RMS (Royal Mail Ship), not HMS. Fair play making a video whilst running, that must’ve been tough.
Oh whoops good point. I’ve made that mistake before.🙈
No idea how this came up in my YT feed but I'm subscribed now !! Excellent stuff 👍
Stephen, great video - the Bald story is great and what a way to bring it alive! Bald gets a good mention at the bridge of the Coretavy Burn at Ballypatrick. Re the Titanic connections - if you had continued on your journey around tBald's road you would have ended up in Ballycastle ... James Blaney from the town was a fireman on Titanic and died as a result of the disaster...and sure Marconi, long associated with the Titanic story, did his over water, commercial radio experiments there !! Also Tommy Millar who also died in the Titanic tragedy lived at Boneybefore just outside Carrick. Look forward to hearing more stories! As per yer own video there.... 'Keep er lit!'
Learning History, yay!
Love the combination of Irish history and fitness. Might just have to plan my next trip home around the Antrim Coast Half Marathon! Keep up the amazing content
Thanks! 🙂
Your content and your attitude is awesome! Keep doing what you're doing! Im loving the history lessons in your videos as well! So happy to the algorithm is in your favour ;)
Your channel is amazing, imagine recording a video like this while running a bloody marathon 😂😂😂 so glad i found you mate hahaha. Absolute legend 💪
When your PE teacher subs as the history teacher. Great videos!
😂 I wasn’t good at either in school
@@StephenJReiddon't have to in PE 😂
@@StephenJReid passions can come later in life you seem to enjoy what you are doing now!
Great video. Love how you're always happy to do videos about various different topics, combining history, nature and culture. Growing up 'down south' all we ever learn about NI is the troubles and history of the partition etc. never been up there, and love seeing videos like this where you learn a few things about a place you never knew existed.
Thanks! 🙂 I feel we have so much more that unites us than divides us. It’s just been in some people’s interest (on both sides) to drive a wedge.
Thanks so much for the video. Love the concept once again. History lesson, beautiful scenery and beautiful people. Top class! 👍. More please. Much more!
Thanks! First time trying this while running, was worried it wouldn’t work and the audio would be ruined by the wind,rain and me puffing 😂
Very interesting video, my grand dad helped to build the Titanic and was on the sea trials but luckily for me and my dad he wasn't on the maiden voyage
Stephen, 2 cracking and very informative videos in a row, as a local I loved them both. Keep up the good work!
Thanks David!
bring back the bugle!!!! awesome video bro
Excellent video ❤
What a lad, great stuff Stephen!
Thanks matt
Awesome
Thanks
Stephen being the en-route entertainment during the run :-)
Someone’s gotta do it 😂
Only discovered your channel when you uploaded the green-blue algae video which was excellent! Excellent content, keep it up Stephen!
Thanks STEPHEN great history lesson and what a great place, and another run done, and were did you come, or is it about taking part, thanks again mate, ALAN 🍻💯👍
Thanks Alan. No idea where I came, didn’t even check. Finished about 2hrs 20mins so somewhere in the middle.
Looking super cute Stephen. Those drone shots are also pretty incredible
I think you mean super damp 😂 Drone shots are from various other projects over the years. Have a huge library of it
As the banner said, keep 'er lit, sir!
The mad lad is at it again! Boosting for the algorithm 🙌 Love your work, keep it up! 🌻🐝
Thanks for the booost😁😁
You crack me up. Your awesome Stephen. You need to be a TV host! But then again, full creative freedom has its benefits!
Know two civil engineers. Pretty sure that if they built a very necessary road and it also turned out to be a great half marathon route, they'd be very happy with themselves.
😁
Wow, that was impressive. Not the coast road, (although it is impressive too) I'm talking about how you managed to run and keep up such an interesting naration. Well done big lad. Some cracking drone footage too which I shall go back and freeze frame now as it looked really good.
Thanks! Gasping for breath in between
Just in case you wondered who beeped their horn at you near slemish the other day, just a random subscriber 😂
🤣 Was out training for a bikepacking trip
Another boots on the ground great production. Love the micro focus on history and place. I'm a new subscriber and looking forward to your work.
Boots on the ground indeed 😂 hopefully you could hear it ok. I was worried about the audio with the wind and rain
Ahaha is that Aaron Butler in the background 😂😂
Great aul road!
one of the best!
@@StephenJReid Great video on Lough Neagh also, keep up the good work!
Your content is so interesting but also like the way its made in a sort of funny way. U could be the new Joe Mahon lol
Best video ever 👀👍😜👌🙌
thanks 😁
Love me a running video, what camera do you use to run along with? Its very stable 👍🏻
this was shot with DJI Action 4
@@StephenJReid love it mate ✌🏻
Drove from belfast yo carnlough loads of times it's such a spot
Its right in ni you come off the Glen's it's like kerry then your in an orange estate 😂😂😂
I've have thought sometimes it's like cork with union jacks
yup I've always thought the glens feels more like somewhere on the west coast than it does Northern Ireland. It's a special place
I was in Glenarm on Sunday & started to tell my partner all about the coast road but had to shut up because I did not know the facts, so thanks for that 👍
now you know 🙂
😮some man history lesson 😅as you run 🏃♂️ respect 🙌 😎
😁 should have seen me gasping for breath between takes
@@StephenJReid 🤣ya fought through it fair play mate 👏 😎
Great video Stephen. Really interesting to learn some more history about the island I live on. Had no idea about the Dál Riata. Would this be why the folk on the antrim coast still have quite a strong Scottish twang to their accent?
Could be Conor. But possibly more likely would be the more recent (1600s) Scottish settlers who came over to live in the north east. They would likely have influenced the accent quite a bit.
Making Larne look nice is a feat that I didn't even think was possible.
I made a very popular Larne is Awesome video about 5 years ago
Where are you from?
@@triestodrum2215 Me? Just outside Ballymena
@@StephenJReid
Lol
I know your videos are great. :-)
Hey Stephen, quick question, is it possible to cycle all the way down the Laggan Towpath to that pub you had a feed at when on your training run for the Canum (Lockkeeper"s Arms??), I will be I n the country in a couple of weeks and cycling down to the Mournes. Think I can pick up wee roads from there to head down through Rathfrisland. Thanks in advance, Andy
Yeah the lockeepers inn is on the towpath. It runs from Belfast to Lisburn
@@StephenJReid Thanks Stephen, I'm riding a wee folding bike to the Netherlands on Tuesday, then back via Scotland (Galloway Hills), and then meeting the folk I was staying with in Arnhem on the Belfast ferry as they are touring Ireland for a week, and I'm off down the Mournes for a few days. Plan was to hop across Carlingford Lough on that wee ferry, down to Rosslare and back through Wales but it closes for the season tomorrow, so I shall head back to Scotland and down the west coast of England instead, all the best, Andy
A rant-histor-y run! 😂
😂 gotta evolve the format
Well now I would run a marathon if I thought I’d get a history lesson along the way!
Needed more runners like you! I got some weird looks 🤣
Hi Stephen i dont script to much with my content fair play to ya
Thanks! I don't script every video but need to when its something like this or I forget important things
Great info 👏👏 videos are super
Glad you like them!
my father's family is from Islandmagee, Northern Ireland. we're presbyterian dissenters not prodestants. I'm named (middle name) after a 16 year old united irishman from Ballycarry hung after 1798.
Presbyterians are by definition protestants, but there are different varieties. Not everyone likes those titles though because of the negative associations with various labels.
@@StephenJReid In my family oral history I'm a Blackmouth or 'you're nothing but an Ol' blackmouth' as our CoI neighbour used to say... more negative associations I guess... Good luck.
@@alanjones4333 rumour is that comes from persecuted Presbyterians fleeing to the hills and being forced to eat blackberries to survive. They stain around your mouth.
I've driven those road a few times now so that I could get to Ballycastle, where there is actually a regular passenger ferry (not operating in winter for obvious reasons) that brings you to Campbeltown at the bottom of the Kintyre peninsula (shown in the video). It is a beautiful road, the only thing that brings it down are all the c**** that decide to drive along it at 30mph 😂😂
Ah yes the Kintyre Express, I've taken it a couple of times to Islay but it doesn't run in winter
Have you ever done tour guiding?
Nope but I've always liked the idea of doing it and just making everything up as I go along 🤣
@@StephenJReid that would be one way to go 😂
what camera did you use?
DJI Action 4, shot in D-log and colour graded
Does Sir Richard Attenborough narrate his documentaries while running? No, no he does not. Adam Curtis? No. Werner Herzog? Nope. Michael Moore, perhaps? Ha! These amateurs had better take note!
*edit: diction
"So anyway I started Blastin" - William Bald
05:12 who is that cute guy?
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4:22 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The most positive thing I’ve heard about the race! Seems it was a shambles 🙄 interesting history lesson! Hope you didn’t get frozen 😂
Definitely a few things could have been better and I hope they will be addressed.
But the rain made everything 10x worse and created a few of the problems.
As always I provide my own feedback to the organisers. I know every year they tweak things but still looking for that perfect formula. It’s logistically a tricky location for a half marathon.
Am up and down it about twice a week 😂. And am a viking in larne. If anyone in larne looking for a viking with a lot of fun weapons 😇🤣
As for the day of the run I was overnight camping at S51 Airsoft field. Sitting beside a lovely log fire 😂
That'll Larne yee
yeeooooo
you almost made Larne seem interesting and worth a visit. Almost.
For a fair whie, lots of Irish Protestants used to row over to Scotland every Sunday for church - the info about the road make more sense about that.
Also, Carnfunnock - the rudest sounding placename that's broadcastable, I reckon.
Never thought of Carnfunnock as sounding rude but I guess it kinda does 😃
Awesome idea for a Doctor who episode! The doctor goes back in time. To meet him and take him to the future. To watch the race! I mean it's pretty much. The Van Gogh episode! But who cares 🤷 😅
That’s brilliant!
Westmeath is Best Meath...
🤣 To my shame I didn't realise it was a different county
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