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I'm not sure about the merits of lots of marmite or other yeast based foodstuffs, but Tesco or Boots kids insect repellent is pretty good for midges and not too stingy. I seem to recall the route being pretty clear to follow last year (although as a confirmed mid-packer I had a good number of people to follow!)
That was brilliant fun. Thanks to CVFR, organisers, marshalls etc.
Nice to meet you MotM, glad you had a good un, nice to see a few friends and forumites. Helped Mrs.Stagger sweep the course. A good 14m/2000ft jog with dog by the time I got home, Well Done all:thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by manothemoors
Good to bump into you Steve - good running - that's marmite-ness!Quote:
Originally Posted by stevefoster
Always a pleasure to bump into you Steve, speaking of marmite, bloody starving now, I've ad no tea yet!Quote:
Originally Posted by Trig
And yet I still didn't spot you! One day :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by stevefoster
The positive being I was ahead of Mrs Stagger who I wholly expected to be running with tonight!!!
A cracking little race, loved the bogs, Avon Skin So Soft (I'm not an agent) kept me midge free if a little pungent!! Thanks to all :thumbup:
Mrs.Stagger pointed you out, you were well in front on the climb and never saw you after that, good running Livi:thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Livi
Good to meet you too Steve.
Bog diving for my lost shoe was a new experience. Quite a laugh. All thoughts of racing went out the window.
It was good to see everyone :)
I barely recognised The Grandmaster....Steve I think you've run off half your body mass!
I forgot to use my midge repellant! :rolleyes:
Good to see you too Stef, looking well after your troubles, I've only lost about 3 pounds since you last saw me, most of that went on midge repellent!Quote:
Originally Posted by Stef F