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Thanks for the feedback you two. I was hoping I could take it, just to download at the end of the weekend to see how far and how much height i had run, but I guess I'll be leaving it at home. Strange that my Forerunner is banned, but altimeters are allowed? Surely one of those fancy Suunto watches that give accurate altitude readouts is more use than a Forerunner when looking for a control in the mist?
witchcraft!Quote:
Originally Posted by toreador
just want to check - we don't need to carry a survival bag do we? Not on the kit list but thought you normally have to.
http://www.slmm.org.uk/2012-final-details/
no i am sure foil blanket is ok for SLMM. Each event has it's litle foibles
Oi. My ears are burning. I'm not that little anyway. I don't think we need to take a foil blanket either do we? It's not on the kit list, & it's summer after all isn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by karen nash
Something for heat rash perhaps...
weather recently flippers might be good. Got caught in driving rain, plus a little thunder and lightning on Pendle yesterday and suddenly felt very cold and very under-dressed. Luckily it ddn't last too long
I thought it was foil blanket for SLMM but have not checked. Know the LAMM say bivvy bag, not blanket.
there's no mention of blanket either I believe. Just checking I've not missed anything, although for £2 at go outdoors a foil blanket is hardly a strain on the exchequer!
I'm hoping for a still, cool weekend with very thick clag down to valley level. Then those of us who can navigate but can't run for toffee will be in with a chance. Except for a stiff breeze & clear skies in the evenings to shift the midges of course.
Does anybody want to buy entrance to the SLMM for a team of two in the Harter Fell Class? £42 each. I know it's late notice, but if you're interested then please reply to this thread and I'll be in touch.
Thanks!
Just spotted this....i'll find you :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by karen nash