Kinder Trog

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

:eek::eek::eek:

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I know!! It is shocking isn't it? Guess I've skirted along the side of it in the Edale Skyline?

Mind you IDP - how many times have you run over the Long Mynd?

Would make it even more interesting if the clag was down for the Trog:D What are the chances of that?

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Originally Posted by Mr1470

I know!! It is shocking isn't it? Guess I've skirted along the side of it in the Edale Skyline?

Mind you IDP - how many times have you run over the Long Mynd?

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:o:o:o:D

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

:o:D

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:D

Getting back to the point though....:)......what's it like underfoot? Don't want to wreck the ankle, doing 2 legs of BG support next week, but I do fancy a run this weekend somewhere nice. Will the Trog be ok do you reckon?

Mr1470 - most of the route is fine
the (roughly 2-Mile) section along the edge of Kinder from where you first get up onto the plateau, past the Downfall and Red Brook to just before Kinder Low where it softens up again, has lots of boulders and is potentially dodgy for ankles.

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Originally Posted by DazTheSlug

Mr1470 - most of the route is fine
the (roughly 2-Mile) section along the edge of Kinder from where you first get up onto the plateau, past the Downfall and Red Brook to just before Kinder Low where it softens up again, has lots of boulders and is potentially dodgy for ankles.

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Thanks Daz, sounds like it might be ok. A couple of rough miles, my ankle will cope with I think. Hopefully will be there on Sunday then :)

Mr 1470.....

This is very much a "runners" race, rather than a fell runners race.

Although if the weather is particularly nasty you could go astray and find some nice rough stuff!:D

The going is generally very good, the whole route is runnable (plenty of fast going) and mostly on paths & tracks, with bits of paving too....

I'm sure you will have seen a route map, if not there is one to be found at http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~temples/hc/

See you there

i may well be watching at some strategic point en route

beware when following the locals, ie pennine, dark peak.

my tip is to pick out the KFR. ;)

Thanks for that Luv Shack. It sounds like just what I need at the moment, nothing too difficult underfoot so I won't re-injure the ankle...and a "runner's race" you say?:eek: Oh my goodness, I'll have to see if I can remember how you do that:D

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Originally Posted by Mr1470

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Getting back to the point though....:)......what's it like underfoot? Don't want to wreck the ankle, doing 2 legs of BG support next week, but I do fancy a run this weekend somewhere nice. Will the Trog be ok do you reckon?

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What time/day are your BG'ers going?

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Originally Posted by daz h

i may well be watching at some strategic point en route

beware when following the locals, ie pennine, dark peak.

my tip is to pick out the KFR. ;)

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I'm hoping to be at Mill Hill-William Clough possibly walking to Down Fall and back area weather permitting

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

What time/day are your BG'ers going?

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Not sure I'm allowed to divulge that info Ian:o Sometime after midnight anyway:)

Suffice to say...our man is looking to have a target to catch ahead of him;)