This week Julia talks about winning the Dublin Marathon in 1985 – and she also talks about running as a meditation on the move – and the metaphor of the running journey and the life journey from birth until we … Read More
In the week after the London Marathon, Julia talks about her first marathon in 1982 and some of her ideas about training to run 26.2 miles… Julia Chi Taylor is a lifelong runner. She has been running races for 50 … Read More
Julia Chi Taylor is a lifelong runner. She has been running races for 50 years since the age of 12. She ran at international level from the late 70’s to early 90’s representing GB and England in races from 5k … Read More
Julia Chi Taylor is a lifelong runner. She has been running races for 50 years since the age of 12. She ran at international level from the late 70’s to early 90’s representing GB and England in races from 5k … Read More
I started and finished the day in the water, swimming into the sunlight… It felt tonight when I was clambering out of the sea, up the steep stony bank, to sit down next to Wends, as if I had completed … Read More
I am writing in Teide restaurant, having a working dinner… Teide has served as both my office and my second home while I have been here, especially with no and slow internet and stormy weather… I enjoy being in the … Read More
Today I feel that seeing the sun rise and watching it set, is purpose enough on planet earth; in fact the very act of simply watching the earth’s journey around the sun again and again lends itself to standing still … Read More
I am back in my little white house on the side of the mountain, where the router is deemed no more – Maggie came round to pronounce this, it seems that the lightening struck it and that was that… I … Read More
Last night Ange and I wandered along the street, with the warmth of the day still in the air… We had planned to eat in a tiny local restaurant, but when we arrived at its door – was closed… Plan … Read More
I ran around on the grass this morning and my feet were as happy as can be… Every so often when they have worked hard and are a bit tender – and there is no option but for the next … Read More
