HELP!!! BG leg 1 pacer needed

[Baggins]

Well done, great time

Bill

[daz h]

All went well. I was lucky with the weather, just a bit of mist early on. Set a decent pace for the first 3 legs but slowed down considerably at the end to finish in 20hr 44. Had a top notch set of pacers who did a stirling job of making me eat and not getting lost. I'd recommend it to anyone!!
Just got my legs back for a bit of boogieing at Mike and Hazels wedding tonight!!

fantastic , brill time, well done
what you planning next

[Dux de lux]

Fatherhood will be my next challenge - wife due in 4 weeks!!!
(and maybe mountain trial!)

[hopey]

Fatherhood will be my next challenge - wife due in 4 weeks!!!
(and maybe mountain trial!)

Not at the same time I hope?

[Baggins]

Fatherhood will be my next challenge - wife due in 4 weeks!!!

Ah! so your going for something a lot harder than the BGR then

Bill

[Dux de lux]

I did tell my wife that I imagine the Bob Graham and childbirth must be rather similar:

- both last for quite a long time
- both involve significant pain which gets worse towards the end
- other people will be there to help you but in the end it's down to you

She just gave me a clout round the ears though

[goose fat]

wife due in 4 weeks!!!

If you'd have paid a bit more you could have got overnight delivery!

But seriously, well done and despite what everyone says there's nothing comes close to fatherhood! (Mrs Goose Fat's labour went on for longer than a BG!!!)

My 3 year old Gosling wants to do the "Big Bob", as he calls it, with me.....has anyone done it with a toddler on their shoulders yet?

[Grouse]

Hmmm... been up Skidda with sprog on back... so I suppose that's a start... might have to do it in 42 legs .