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After a long day of work we went back to the hotel and then I had to get changed to get straight out for a run as I had arranged to meet the others at the Inn on the Beach, which we had visited on a previous trip.

I had not run the full length of the old Hayling Billy railway line before. It is a nice easy run as there are no hills. There were lots of people walking or cycling plus a few runners.

As I got to town it was getting a bit misty. I ran past some houses and when I got to the beach I could hardly see the sea. I was just in time for dinner and just had time for a quick wash before I met the others. They had brought me a change of shirt as I was a bit sweaty.

I had haddock and chips with a Frigate ale. I think that may be the same as I had last time. It was dark by the time we finished and the mist had cleared, so we could see the lights of Portsmouth. I did get lift back as I did not want to run after eating and it was too dark anyway. Getting there have me an appetite.

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Evening Run: Run to the beach for supper

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