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Thanks Henry! I think I've cracked the location. "A well known loch nearby" must refer to Loch Ness, as we English haven't heard of any of the others. The "unusual overnight camp" must be Drumnadrochit car park.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by highlanderMM
Haha
Nessie isn't going to know what's going on.
Henry
The Highlander now has its own forum at
www.handsonevents.co.uk/forum
Please have a wee look and get involved.
Cheers
Henry
Thought I'd resurrect this thread. Got a pass for the weekend so I'm in ~ with Langdale Legs.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by mapper
The date is 10th/11th April 2010 and with only 30 teams entered so far so there's plenty of room for anyone else.
Hello
Haglofs have generously put up cash prizes for the winners of the A class in this years Highlander they are : -
Mens A class winners - £500
Womens A class winners - £500
Mixed A class winners - £500
Thanks to Haglofs for this!
Cheers
Henry
not long to go now, over a 100 entries which is good, did worry at first wondering if it wld go ahead. cant wait, hope weather holds up. still no news on the whereabouts though!
Highlander 2010
GAIRLOCH
10th and 11th April
The location for this year's Highlander is in the wonderful hills around Gairloch. The planners and controllers have been out through the winter and have put together a fantastic set of courses. The area provides stunning scenery to rival all the past highlanders. The Ceilidh band is booked and the Bar will be stocked so why not enter now!
www.handsonevents.co.uk
Sounds like it could be a snow-free Highlander - the hills around Gairloch aren't very high, & it's right on the coast. I'll pack my swimming things.Quote:
Originally Posted by highlanderMM
The running will be a doddle compared to the 870 mile round trip taking 20 hours:eek:.
Can't wait ~ lets hope for some great weather so we can enjoy the scenery:)
Better set of now mapper :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by mapper