Print outs are fine. If not just end up trying to spot runners on the far horizon and follow them instead!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Hardy
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Print outs are fine. If not just end up trying to spot runners on the far horizon and follow them instead!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Hardy
back off me hols - rested/uninjured/tapering nicely, and didn't even put on any weight :thumbup:
I have a cunningly fashioned 13:30 schedule and a good feeling about this one
so looking forward to Saturday...http://www.runnersworld.co.uk/forum/...hot_smiley.gif
Early forecast looks promising...
http://uk.weather.com/weather/dailyD...X0092?dayNum=6
13.30 Daz!! Hopefully I'll see you there and out on the course! Its around there I'm looking at!!
Kennedr: That weather is looking spot on, a bit hot if anything!!
Quite excited now, as is the missus! :thumbup:
Iain - excellent! see you in Devonshire Park for the striking of the anvil!Quote:
Originally Posted by that_fjell_guy
anybody else want to join the 13:30 Machine...?
Would love to but think I'm looking at catching the 18:00 Express! :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by DazTheSlug
Will have to have pleasantries at the start as I'm walking it with a friend and will still be on trail when you lot are back home in bed. Hope to say hi to a formulates at start :-D
Good luck all you Bullock Smithy(ers), have fun :thumbup:
Andy.
Thanks Andy :)
Met Office forecast for Peak District:
Saturday
A mostly dry day with some decent sunny spells likely. Any early low cloud, hill fog and drizzle across western slopes should soon clear. Fresh, west or southwest winds.
oh
yeah
:thumbup:
Daz - that sounds a perfect forecast, I'd be quite happy if it was like the LTOB but a bit cooler. I've invested in a lovely OMM smock though just in case of rain. I'm sure you will be well on course for your target time. Are you and Ruth still running together?
I'm having huge pre-race jitters and my whole body is shutting down - remind me, why are we doing this?