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Welsh Harrier
Weather? The BBC says we're going to have sunny intervals but what about these weak bands of rain that the Met Office is talking about?
We have had a week band of rain!
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Bingley will be in top 3 or some where close.
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noel
I'll go for P&B for the men, Bingley for the ladies, Borrowdale for the vets.
...and Pennine for the V50 of course - even without the Hollingworth Tortoise (still injured) it's a pretty decent team.
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Gristwood's now living in Sweden, dunno if he'll be back over for Mercia.
The big question will be whether their non-nav runners can get round all the checkpoints!
Looking at where I *think* the Nav leg's going, runners with an orienteering background will be a big bonus.
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Does Matt Speake still run for DP and will he be running (Nav leg?)
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Speakey is still DP I think, but he's been injured for quite a while.
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GeoffB, you could be right. DPFR had a good old boy's team, but it is falling apart as I type.
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I remem when Speake won Noonstone in the English champs last year. And he got the record for the Gisborough Moors (79.09) last year, he's top boy!
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James Logue is going well for Calder.
They may just creep in to the top 3.
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noel
Bingley had a lot of their top guys last year and didn't win.
I'll be surprised if they do. Good luck to them.
I'll go for P&B for the men, Bingley for the ladies, Borrowdale for the vets.
I hope you are right with your ladies prediction!!