Understand they are to be reborn at Howarth as the other place is too busy holding BNP meetings - but do we have any dates?
Ta
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Understand they are to be reborn at Howarth as the other place is too busy holding BNP meetings - but do we have any dates?
Ta
Please please please it's HAWORTH not howarth, andy from embassy.
3,10,17,24th apr.
details should be posted on www.kcac.co.uk soon.
...and full details are already available in the FRA colander which you can get as a member of the FRA. ;)
Calander, surley Stan:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stan
Thank you kindly - sorry about the mis-spelling of Hauwwerth. Will also get FRA joined - I am in the 'get around to it' camp...
Ah!! that'll be why that book thingy that the FRA sends me goes all soggy when I drain my swede!Quote:
Originally Posted by Stagger
as a matter of interest has anyone run these bunny runs before ?? what are they like ?? look like a lot of fun just not too sure how it will help the London marathon training (sorry to mention a road race )
cheers
beders
even, calendar. :p
...is this a euphemism for something else??Quote:
Originally Posted by Stan
They are on a new course this year - the pub that they were previously run from wanted a large amount of money for "loss of trade". Dave organised a trial run last year on the course, other than a short drop in and out of the quarry used for the start of the Auld Lang Syne etc. the runs are on well packed paths - they are more like a fast cross country run but with less mud. You could do them in road shoes with little problem.
All good fun:D
Info from Dave Woodhaed ...
The course is slightly longer this year, with an extra loop at the end - map here http://www.woodentops.org.uk/bunnymapweb.gif
All races will be videod with the film shown in The Sun afterwards
First race Tue 3 April
http://www.woodentops.org.uk/gormless.gif
Entry form here http://www.woodentops.org.uk/bunnyentry.pdf
EOD only, but you can avoid some of the rush if you have your form filled in ready.
I've tried looking at the map and am still pretty mystified. I'm sure the course outline is a drawing of a giant rabbit - there's definitely an ear at the top right and two small quarries where the eyes should be. But maybe I'm drinking too much.:confused:
Can you spot yourself?
more here http://www.photos-dsb.co.uk (it was very dark!) - That's Haworth in the background...
http://www.photos-dsb.co.uk/br1.jpg
No! or on any of the other images! Pah!
Is that you at the back in yellow? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by brett
http://www.photos-dsb.co.uk/br2.jpg
More like in the front in red :o!!!
must come and try one of these bunny runs 17th sounds good ;)
Which Bunny Run was that photo taken David? I think I might be on it (the fat bloke at the back), but I cant be sure. Is there anywhere I can get a bigger version of it?
Ah, just realised it was this years, so Im not on it. There was no photographic evidence of me last year either - the photographer had packed up and gone home by the time I got there!
Results from Dave Woodhead here ... http://www.woodentops.org.uk/07bunny1.pdf
As usual another fantastic event organised by the Woodentops, these races run like a well oiled machine. On a personal note great to see 39 Keighley & Craven Members running...Come on the green, red % white hoops.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul
Im not doing any of these from now on
Don't - they stuff your hamstrings!!
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Originally Posted by Roger Rabbit
I dont want any other problems with my hamstrings
please have mine!
How bad are theyQuote:
Originally Posted by brett
one is absolutely fine....
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Originally Posted by Roger Rabbit
Well i will sleep on it but at the moment i think i will take your good one
Young Lad like you - you can have the crap one - and be thankful!!
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Originally Posted by Roger Rabbit
Rabbit you shouldnt have dodgy hamstrings at your age :eek:
I might have a go at the Bunny Run on Tuesday. Is the course OK for trail shoes? Where is the best place to park in Haworth that is handy for the start and the Sun Hotel and is the Sun easy to find?
I ran in trail shoes last week in preference to studs. Most of the route is very dry with just one steep descent.
Get there a bit early and you should be able to park on the road side past the Old Sun on the way out of Haworth. Folk did seem to ignore the yellow lines.
Read the signs, yellow lines gave up after 6pm:)
For your viewing pleasure http://www.photos-dsb.co.uk :) Haworth (10/4/07)
http://www.photos-dsb.co.uk/bun2.jpg
Just be careful of Changegate pay and display, if your a few minutes over on your ticket..you will get clamped!! Like i did after Auld Lang Syne..
there ain't owt that a stiff drink won't solve! :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Saints Lad
Holmesy broke the record again today, down to 15:00 now, and he just got pipped to the egg stage by a speedy sprint from Matthew Perirson. First time at the new course and looks good, hopefully i'll be fit enough to run at the relay.
This is what Dave Woodhead does to his celebrity Bunny Run runners..
http://www.photos-dsb.co.uk/jebb.jpg
More here Bunny Run Three