Don't know if this link has been posted however came across it tonight whilst having a wee browse...
It gives excellant, straightforward advise.
Ignore the basics at your peril!!!
http://www.4para.co.uk/home/index.php?o ... s&Itemid=1
if you cannt follow the link, copy/paste into your browser then hit enter/return..
For a really good guide to finding routes in your area of required length etc..
try this... www.mapmyrun.com
I know that website has been suggested on here, somewhere, but I've found it to be very good, if a little fiddly when doing the actual mapping of the run.
Fire in folks, Get where you want to be.
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Excellant guide to starting, from those who know
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