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Is the race full now or are entries still being accepted?
still open
My entry will be in the post tomorrow.
Thanks:)
got me ear plugs! :D
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Originally Posted by wheezing donkey
Thanks WD, think we're going to camp somewhere from Friday, if we can get in to a site!
Won't there be space available in the parking field?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hamertime
I hope so, but I was going to check with Wynn, first.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marvin
Please do check with Wynn. I think the farmer prefers that no-one stays over on the Friday night.
usual deal and do you want to do the suvivers supper on Sat night same as last year!! i need to give them numbers:DQuote:
Originally Posted by GeoffB
Wx
entries updated
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Can whoever emailed me with a chage of club request, do it again cos it's disappeared into the outer reaches of ............
Hi Wynn, yes, that would be great, thanks. Could you book Emma and me in for the meal, please? See you there.Quote:
Originally Posted by wynn
will do
Wx
What's the score with the 'standard route' - is there a non-standard route?
(sure the info's somewhere above but can't really sit reading whole thread here at work, sorry)
Thats the one we went round.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZootHornRollo
The non-standard is the Teenager with altitude, an extension that starts with Causey Pike then Outside, Grassmoor, Whiteless and Newlands Hause to join the Waltz at Robinson.
It won't be taking place this year due to not getting permission from the NT.
There will be NO late entries for the Waltz this year.... we will leave for the race after the post on the 8th April and take online entries for the rest of the day.
Wynn
Less than 2 weeks now - really looking forward to it.
Hope the wind is a bit weaker than last year.
How's the entries coming along - full up yet?
I'd love to do this one, nice warm up for the calderdale hike.
I've got my son so may have to enter him for the junior race and come and watch:(
Anyone got any good route tips for this one?
Also, what's the best way off Catbells to the finish??
ta!
HiQuote:
Originally Posted by stumpy
From Dalehead, don't take the walkers path, instead follow the Honister path for couple of hundred yards and then swing left in a gradual arc to rejoin the main path at Dalehead Tarn. This is much easier running. There's a map showing the probable best line in an earlier thread if you can find it.
From Catbells there's an obvious path slanting down to the road from just beyond the summit.
It's a fantastic race. See you there.
Alison Eagle is our 4th choccy cake entry
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Thanks Deejay. Sounds like the best way off Dalehead then is the same as for Borrowdale until the tarn then? I'ts always the bit I like least about Borrowdale but hopefully I'll be a tad fresher at this point in the AW!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Deejay
Hi Wynn, what is the usual deal for camping. We are coming up in the camper and it might be nice to stay at the venue instead of trying to find a site elsewhere.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by wynn
AW
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Originally Posted by stumpy
yes it's the same way down...just don't be tempted to tootle off towards the slate mines! :)
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Originally Posted by emmilou
Thanks emmilou - I'd be tempted to head that way only if I knew there were some nice ladies at the institute with a cheese sarnie and the best cup of tea in the world for me!
Well i'll be on one of the checkpoints with Pudgy, so i can wear a dress for you if you like. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by stumpy
will you be ringadingdinging a cow bell to cheer us onQuote:
Originally Posted by Al Fowler
Do they sell them on ebay?Quote:
Originally Posted by daz h
Theres bound to be hundreds of you all racing....in need of a list me thinks.....:D
Yes, Homer Simpson got one off ebay but it fell to pieces..... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Al Fowler
I'll avoid it then.:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fellhound
Which checkpoint? I'd want to see that! (but how's your tea making!!)Quote:
Originally Posted by Al Fowler
I make fine tea, well i think i do anyway. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by stumpy
You still haven't said which checkpoint!Quote:
Originally Posted by Al Fowler
It could be Mrs "Robinson" :D
:rolleyes:I believe it may be robinson but pudgy has not told me you see.:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Witton Park
Im doing this one:)But.......having ruptered ligaments in my shoulder 10 days ago(its pretty painful) im going for the slow and steady pace.Having had to pull out of the skyline last week i will just be happy to get round.Looking forward to a great weekend.
Cracking effort from Mrs BGSec - a prize before she's started - and one of Wynn's finest.Quote:
Originally Posted by wynn
Hope she lets me take it up to Dalehead Tarn where I plan to watch with one of the kids.
There might be a slice for a few lucky runners. Soon get you up to the next check, over Maiden Moor and on to the finish. :D:eek:
Hyndscarth Al. Though with your navigation, it's just as likely to be Helvellyn.Quote:
Originally Posted by Al Fowler
What the hell is that meant to mean Pudgy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pudgy
It probably means that he thinks you could lose your way in your own back garden:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Al Fowler
Hell's Bells, that is something to really look forward too, a checkpoint manned by Al and Pudgy. ;)http://forum.fellrunner.org.uk/images/smilies/wink.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by Al Fowler