More Snow?

Had my first run since Friday 30th yesterday. I had things to do that weekend so couldn't get my 13km/8mi run in scheduled for the Saturday 31st or Sunday 1st. On Monday 2nd we had quite a snowfall and instead of running, which would have been very difficult, my wife and I both went for a walk in it after work to a local pub. On the way, my right leg slipped, just ever so slightly to the right and I felt a small click at the top of my leg. It didn't hurt and was only a little uncomfortable. After around ten minutes or so I forgot about it. The rest of the week though I could feel it in my hip. It was quite stiff, and each time I got up from a chair I would make small involuntary sounds like ooh, aah and my more recent and favourite meaningless noise - oi! I kept off running and avoided walking on the snow as much as I could all week.

Saturday 7th there was a fresh fall of snow. Not much, but it was on top of old snow and ice. I couldn't put off running anymore. Plus, it was only a couple of inches deep.

I was supposed to run 32km/20mi , but because of the snow, or should I say the ice under the snow, I only managed 24km/15mi. My knees were aching. I suppose it was the way I needed to run to save falling on my bum. By the end of it I almost staggered into the house and my knees, my right one especially, were hurting. My hip was fine though. Needless to say, I didn't manage to get my 16km/10mi in this morning. I'm wondering how to play this now. Do I do what I should have done last week this week or do I keep with the schedule and do what I'm supposed to do this coming week? I'm going to play it by ear, mainly because I couldn't understand that last sentence.
I've transferred to another location with my work so the travelling will be different. This will also have an effect on my training - mainly good. It's actually nearer to home so I should be able to cycle and run to and from work when my shift or on-call allows. My move is the main reason I've not filled in my training calendar on http://www.buckeyeoutdoors.com/ for the next twelve weeks leading up to Hadrian's Wall. My shifts and days off will change at the new office so when I'm settled into a new pattern I will complete the rest of the schedule for the remainder of my training.

Until I get there I don't have any of my own photographs of Hadrian's Wall but I did find some great shots taken by a chap called Yokels on the Flickr website: http://www.flickr.com/photos/yokels/sets/72157603930046809/
And some excellent views taken by a young lady called Rose Davies:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rosedavies/tags/hadrianswall/