Good parkrun reviewers. I’ve taken this list of really good blogs off ‘The parkrun journey’ Facebook site.
Robert Skedgell the moderator wrote:
“There are quite a few excellent blogs by parkrun tourists. As there are so many that it’s hard to keep track of them, I’ll keep a list in this post. Where the author is a member of this group, I’ll tag them next to the entry.”
I’ll try to update this site as well.
parkruns by Steve Stockwell
Get Down, Shep! by Ali Sheppard
Monday running by Gail Seal
Paul-Jeffrey.com by Paul Jeffrey
parkrun reviews by Chis Jeanes
https://crajeanes.wixsite.com/parkrun/home
Running to stand still by Toria Richards
https://mrsbridgewater.blogspot.com/
Running Scared by Lucy Marris.
https://runningscaredsite.wordpress.com/
The buggy runners diary by Jessica Sanderson
https://www.facebook.com/thebuggyrunnersdiary/
allscottishparkruns (allba) by Scott MacMichael
https://allscottishparkruns.wordpress.com/
Parkrun Poet by Tim Gardiner https://twitter.com/parkrunpoetry
@parkrunpoetry
After meeting the other runners and drinking at the bar we had a welcome from Martin Yelling and Tom Williams who explained what would be happening in the week-end.Saturday Morning we were all off at 8am to do the Moors Valley parkrun. 
We woke up to a lovely Sunny but chilly morning ready to run the very beautiful Moors Valley parkrun. A record number of 525 runners took part including over 100 from Marathon Talk Run Camp and from 76 clubs. GB Athletes Liz Yelling and Jo Pavey also took part with everyone. (Photo above: GB Athlete Liz Yelling, Moors Valley parkrun race director/volunteer/race reporter Julie Pegoraro, Melanie Campbell and Olympic Gold Medalist Jo Pavey). The photo below is the Marathon Talk Camp runners.
After parkrun as always it was time for coffee, cakes and chatting in the forest cafe and finally returning to Sandy Balls.
In the afternoon we had an optional practical run session in the forest, were we chose a speed group of our choice and did 3 reps of 1km,
After dinner in the evening there was a live Q & A session with Jo Pavey, 5 time Olympian and Olympic Gold Medalist. Followed by a group quiz from quiz master Tony Audenshaw.
After a brilliant evening Tom Williams and Martin Yelling explained Sunday’s Eliminator Run. It was a team competition where each person had to run the 10 mile course to finish as close to 12 noon as possible where they either wore no watch or there watches were taken off. Points were put on for time finished before noon and double points put on for finishing after noon. The team with the least points won. Everyone predicted their own time and decided to start according to their predicted time.
After the Eliminater we all went back to Sandy Balls for another dinner before driving home.
Winning Lane 