Comments on: A fashion guide to the countryside http://www.jog-blog.co.uk/2009/04/16/a-fashion-guide-to-the-countryside/ Rants and raves from an ex-30-something female runner, formerly in London, now in Kent Sat, 31 Jul 2010 07:30:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: jogblog http://www.jog-blog.co.uk/2009/04/16/a-fashion-guide-to-the-countryside/#comment-2922 jogblog Mon, 20 Apr 2009 12:43:29 +0000 http://www.jog-blog.co.uk/2009/04/16/a-fashion-guide-to-the-countryside/#comment-2922 Thanks Laura Do you have any tips for avoiding being shot at by gypsies? And if you get any Polaroid running sunglasses freebies, feel free to send me some. Thanks Laura

Do you have any tips for avoiding being shot at by gypsies?

And if you get any Polaroid running sunglasses freebies, feel free to send me some.

]]> By: laura http://www.jog-blog.co.uk/2009/04/16/a-fashion-guide-to-the-countryside/#comment-2920 laura Mon, 20 Apr 2009 09:48:56 +0000 http://www.jog-blog.co.uk/2009/04/16/a-fashion-guide-to-the-countryside/#comment-2920 I see your point about the country being a scary place. What would impress the local chickens most? Will bright colours scare the tractor drivers? And the perenial, will these shoes survive those muddy lanes? Okay. I admit that I live in the country and, after 15 years or so, I'm practically a local. Now, even my job is in the sticks. Out here we like things we can trust. Things that have some history. If I had to buy one bit of kit to make the transition from urban thrills to rustic charms, I'd get some Polaroid sunglasseshttp://www.polaroidsunglasses.co.uk/sunglasses/sports/running.htm. Our agency has the Polaroid account - so I know the brand and wear them myself. This year's styles, are lighter and better. It was warmer this weekend and my new pair didn't even slip during my Sunday run. By the way, dogs are colourblind, so don't worry too much about dressing for them. Bright colours help, and don't be upset when the local youths yell at you when you're on a run. They don't have much to do out here... Good luck. I see your point about the country being a scary place. What would impress the local chickens most? Will bright colours scare the tractor drivers? And the perenial, will these shoes survive those muddy lanes? Okay. I admit that I live in the country and, after 15 years or so, I’m practically a local. Now, even my job is in the sticks. Out here we like things we can trust. Things that have some history. If I had to buy one bit of kit to make the transition from urban thrills to rustic charms, I’d get some Polaroid sunglasseshttp://www.polaroidsunglasses.co.uk/sunglasses/sports/running.htm. Our agency has the Polaroid account - so I know the brand and wear them myself. This year’s styles, are lighter and better. It was warmer this weekend and my new pair didn’t even slip during my Sunday run. By the way, dogs are colourblind, so don’t worry too much about dressing for them. Bright colours help, and don’t be upset when the local youths yell at you when you’re on a run. They don’t have much to do out here…
Good luck.

]]> By: Ilike to count http://www.jog-blog.co.uk/2009/04/16/a-fashion-guide-to-the-countryside/#comment-2916 Ilike to count Thu, 16 Apr 2009 20:03:43 +0000 http://www.jog-blog.co.uk/2009/04/16/a-fashion-guide-to-the-countryside/#comment-2916 And you didn't even mention beating Cedric two weeks ago-that's modesty...or shame at laziness in blogging? I vote for bright colours and staying away from MY chocolate supplies when you arrive! But no size zero. Just athletic will do. And you didn’t even mention beating Cedric two weeks ago-that’s modesty…or shame at laziness in blogging? I vote for bright colours and staying away from MY chocolate supplies when you arrive! But no size zero. Just athletic will do.

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