How Far Can a Man Go Before He Has to Stop?
There has always been a part of us that wants to find the edge. Long before anyone thought of running in circles
Author: Peter J Gordon
Show up. Get up. Go again.
Show up. Get up. Go again. UTMB week, an old Evadict jacket, and why the West Highland Way still has races in
WHW Challenge Race 2026
Another crack at the West Highland Way, and another DNF. I’m gutted, of course I am. I went into this one feeling
Losgann in the Torchlight – A Night Encounter on Ben Bouie
You know, the other night I was out running up Ben Bouie here in Helensburgh. It’s a good hill, gets the heart
The Helensburgh Cycle Path: What’s Happening and What God Might Be Teaching Us
You know, folks, when I look at the news about our local roads here in Scotland, the A814 between Helensburgh, Cardross, and
Buchlyvie 10k: A Gritty, Pain-Fueled Return to Roots – 10 Years Later!
Buchlyvie 10k: A Gritty, Pain-Fueled Return to Roots – 10 Years Later! Ten years ago, I laced up for the Buchlyvie 10k
Navigating the Fog – A 37km Munro Run-Hike Triumph in Blair Atholl
Up in Blair Atholl for a magical week, celebrating my son’s 20th birthday in our cosy Sykes cottage. The weather gods smiled,
A Gritty Ascent of Blencathra: My Short Break Adventure in Keswick
A Gritty Ascent of Blencathra: My Short Break Adventure in Keswick On September 23, 2025, I tackled a scenic 8km round trip
Skiddaw Solitude: A Carer’s Wild Dash to the Northern Fells
Skiddaw Solitude: A Carer’s Wild Dash to the Northern Fells The Lake District’s northern fells have a way of pulling you in,
Kirk: The Gaelic Bible’s Shining Star
This is an article I did for my ministry page at https://bornagainchristians.org/2025/05/28/kirk-the-gaelic-bibles-shining-star/ for those who love running, hiking and cycling in the