Was out reccying with the mrs yesterday(the second loop) it was horrendous the clag was down and the bog was knee deep in places, especially going over Dick Delf hill, good training tho,definately the map reading and bearing taking.Originally Posted by Stagger
A couple of years ago in the Trog, when I came as close as I've ever been to hypothermia, we started in glorious sunshine and ended in freezing sleet.
As you say Stagger, it'll do what it does.
The Trog and Half-Trog are both full.
So no late entries and no entry on the day.
Good luck for next weekend to all those doing either race.
Cheers, Bill
Will you be posting the entry lists Bill?
Hopefully yes, if we can get organised enough! I'll keep you posted.
I've also been asked if I can request folk to share transport where possible, since parking is always a problem in the area.
Does it ever get cancelled due to bad weather?
Some of the latest forecasts look quite 'interesting' for Friday night into Saturday....
You'll need sunscreen, Toreador here is the local forecast.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/5day.shtml?id=2178
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The forecast for round this region is never good, some hills in the way I believe.
All a long way off of course, but here's metcheck's current take on it:
http://www.metcheck.com/V40/UK/FREE/...20Bridge&day=5
blizzard-tastic
You run with your forecast and I will use mine. Ha ha ha.
It'll probably be a glorious sunny day in Hebden Bridge, but heavy snow on the M62 to the east so I won't be able to get there...
Edit: have you seen the latest BBC forecast
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