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Go on Ian you know you want to.Quote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
A bit short and flat for you compared with a BGR. But what else will you be doing instead. You surely don't want to stand on the sidelines shoving cake at people again like last year :)
Don't mind either way as long as the weather isn't as bad as last year. Do you realise how cold and wet you can get handing out flapjack, mince pies and jelly babies.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Headless
I'm considering doing this, did the Woldsman back in April of this year 50miles plus in 10hrs 50, but just a bit worried about getting lost in the dark. Has anyone plotted out a map you could send me as i dont seem to get on with directions sheets?
Chris - Good to see you have returned from sailing the high seas and you are looking to enter the fray once again. I might have a go at the RRR myself this year. The prospect of all that mud has always put me off but after this summer I think I probably won't notice it much!
Hmmmm... what day is it on?
saturday 13th December. Can't do this now as it's my eldests birthday the 14th and I'm not sure it's fair me hobbling about barely able to walk whilst trying to entertain a gang of 10 year olds :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Grouse
Why - they would love it!
oh no grouse they wouldn't!! Last year I could hardly walk - complete agony!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouse
In all seriousness though the event finishes late sat so I'd rather stay over in a travel lodge or something meaning I'd miss the birthday boy in the morning and I can't do that.
I was in no fit state last year to drive how ever many hours home on NO sleep!
gutted mind as wanted to make a return............. always next year :D
50 miles can't be that hard surely ;)
I've managed 40 miles in two races this week and feel pretty ok on it :)
DOES ANYONE HAVE A MAP - Please?Quote:
Originally Posted by chris brown
Someone must have made one up at sometime!