Well I enjoyed that despite losing count of the heather scratches and being the furthest back %age-wise behind the winner (Mr Mounsey) than ever before.
Managed to stay upright and keep laces tight but struggled on the direct-line to the final checkpoint - following CV runners who seemed to be following trods that disappeared.
Thanks to the organisers, marshals etc & good to meet Stagger & Ernie, Tussockface, Manhar, TurboTom, Fleeter & Graham B again and Flightless Bird for the first time
Respect. I'm all for getting value for money from a race.Originally Posted by TurboTom
Should be a few moves on the forum race ladder today, especially Ben Mounsey. Wonder if knows he's been entered, so to speak
Poacher turned game-keeper
No your not sorry. Wait till Longdogs gets hold of you.
Look on the bright side, Tom: at least Antisocial wasn't running.
she can catch me aswellMind you so can Gav!
He was winding me up?
Last edited by Fleeter; 27-03-2010 at 07:21 PM.
Ay, that what the wee Irish man does.she can catch me aswell
He was winding me up?
Don't worry I'll put chicken in the veggie soup in Ireland
blessed are the cheese makers
cheese is veggie meat
stagger injected alcohol into my system to ease the strain of midgley 'bloody legs' moor and to incapacitate my veggie aggression
heres to marmite and veggie meat (cheese)
What were the kit requirements? I thought it said on the CV website that full body cover, map and compass were required.
You needed to come prepared with full kit, but on the day requirements were dropped to carrying a cagoule, as the weather was good.
Most people did take a cag, though I spotted a few without.
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