Myrtle Meander - I'll be doing it ,it's a reasonable challenge even at 5 mph!
Rumours of a route change near to the Walls of Jerico, but I haven't got a
route description Can anyone help ? It's our local event ,so local in fact that
it's a 10 min walk to the start
It's also got the best cakes of ALL events .
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Anybody else on here doing the LDWA Heart of Scotland 100 end of may?
The older I get the Faster I was
Unfortunatley just dropped out this week (we had entries), will now be returning from holiday that weekend. Was looking forward to it, but not to be.Originally Posted by JohnK
Don't roll with a pig in poo. You get covered in poo and the pig likes it.
Agree with you there! Too much choice!
The second half of the route is pretty good too - especially if the snow holds out! Won't be there this year, I'm afraid.
That's a shame - it was a lot of hours I spent with you last year! And The Misses has a score to settle - doing another somewhere else?
I'll be there hopefully.
That`s a shame moley looks as if it could be interesting taking us into parts of Scotland that we genrally ignore on our why to the Lumpier bits, i am really looking forward to it, anybody else?
The older I get the Faster I was
Yes a pity to miss it, we were all geared up and keen. Unfortunately elderly family problems have meant no training since early December and lost all momentum etc.
Returning from 2 weeks trekking in Atlas Mountains Morroco over bank hol.........so not a bad alternative. Both in desperate need of a holiday away.
Besides, 2011 is local and Missus is designing the badge/logo for that one, on my desk as I type. See you there.
Don't roll with a pig in poo. You get covered in poo and the pig likes it.
Shame about the Tandem, but it was the only sensible decision, as safety cover and marshalls couldn't get to the checkpoints in time. Having recced the east route last week, my oppo gave me a guided tour of the west route on what turned out to be a glorious day of sun and snow. A steady time of 4:43. The organisers kept Goathland village hall open for hot tea, biscuits and sandwiches at the end. So, a grand day out on the Moors, followed by a steady evening on the home brew to re-hydrate.
I'm entered for this , going for a recce the week after Easter
Me too but need to build up from scratch before starting
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