Yes, I am and it is a beautiful afternoon - having said that, the sun’s just this minute disappeared. Fancy that !
If memory serves, Jerusalem is one of the least jogger friendy towns I’ve ever visited. Fairly heroic to even consider the idea - in any direction.
Um, that would mean that we run in a clockwise fashion. But we don’t. We turn left. Counterclockwise.
Your trails might typically be A to B, Ours aren’t. We usually run from someone’s home or from a bar and return to the same place.
Remember Rule No 1: There are no rules!
Still sunny here (Chelmsford). And yes, Jerusalem was quite a challenge. I went a few times, seeking out less harrowing routes, but with no great success. I saw a few judgement-impaired running through heavy traffic though, didn’t choose to join them, however.
I would say conventionally when you say something is moving clockwise you would say it is moving to the right. This is just a convention that you look at a clock from the “top” (outside) and you look at the hands when they are at 12 o’clock.
If I want to describe a rink or dancefloor, I would use the same convention. I owuld imagine I am hovering above (not looking from the center of the Earth). I think it is safe to say clockwise = to the right in most people’s minds.
Running (jogging?) to scr4’s defense, and risking putting words in his mouth, I’ll say that I think he’s making sense.
When you walk up to a jogging loop from the outside, you must turn to the right in order to begin travelling counterclockwise. I think that’s the right turn to which he’s referring.
Floater:
Oh, now Floater, that just won’t do. Half the excitement of hashing comes from not knowing where you’ll end up! You should convince your local group to give A to B a try sometime.