I hope not!Quote:
Originally Posted by curtyoung
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I hope not!Quote:
Originally Posted by curtyoung
Find a cow in a field and get it from them?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nee Bother
Now onto my 3rd Partner after yesterday's replacement failed to heed my 'don't get injured' plea.
However, took me all of 10mins to rustle up a partner - thank god DP's BG weekend got rained off so he isn't wrecked!
no beer = Whiskey O'Clock!
Pull the udder one :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by ba-ba
As BA-BA said
no beer = Whiskey O'Clock
My thoughts also Jack D or some nice Jura decisions decisions.
I have ordered 2 pints and will prob only need 1
but you'll have to find me to buy it!
easy, you'll be in a green tent
One pint of beer ordered and a small bottle of Southern Comfort and a bottle of 10 yearold single malt packed, I am away next week until Thursday so sorting my kit now.:thumbup:
ATB
Tahr
First Saunders that I've done. It says on the website that no GPS whatsoever is allowed. Does that apply to my Garmin Forerunner that I use to simply record how far I've run?
yup - if it has a distance read-out you can use that to know how far you've gone in searching for a control etc.
no point in taking your forerunner anyway - it'll run out of battery and you'll have no watch on the second day! I replace mine with one of those cheap casio argos jobbies (stolen from me dad as I'm such a cheapskate) so I know how long I've been out/when to eat - it's imperative for that, even if you don't feel hungry!
Forerunner weighs too much anyway!
It's not just devices with a read-out that are banned - trackers that just record your route and require a computer to get at the results are also forbidden. I ask every year in the hopes that they might have joined the other MMs, all of which allow or positively encourage their use, but the answer is always the same :(