LDWA events

[dantodman]

Hi Linda,

I am doing the boundary walk and hoping to get round rather quickly (3.51 last year but struggled from Bridgeholme after going too fast early on).

Have you done it before ?

Dan

[LM]

No I haven't Dan but I did do the Fellsman last week and felt quite tired when I ran this morning so I'll probably stick with the 12. It'll be a steady jog / walk and enjoy the sunshine kind of day. See you there! Enjoy.

[dantodman]

No I haven't Dan but I did do the Fellsman last week and felt quite tired when I ran this morning so I'll probably stick with the 12. It'll be a steady jog / walk and enjoy the sunshine kind of day. See you there! Enjoy.

The Pike Hike is quite gentle as you only go up 1 side of the valleys instead of 3, should be good though. Weather forecast is sunny and hot so an early start looks the order of the day. Will say hi if I see you on the way round.

Dan

[#1Spookster]

Planning on doing Tod Boundary Walk as well.
Am I right in thinking there is no massed start?
What time are you starting, DANTODMAN?
Spookster

[socks]

I'm doing this one instead http://www.ldwa.org.uk/challenge_eve...event_id=11628 New one for me

[PaulE]

That's a cracking event socks. Did it a couple of years ago and really enjoyed it. I'd love to be running it this year but feeling pretty rough and would need a babysitter...

[dogruf]

Hoping to do this aswell socks as long as i can EOD

[Maggie May]

Can wholeheartedly recommend "Grasmere fells,Tarns and Gingerbreads",held the week before the 3 Peaks, in April. With 6000 ft climbing and 21 miles, over Fairfield, Helm Crag, Easdale tarn, Seargent man, Silver Howe, Loughrigg, round Grasmere and back! Fantastic food/checkpoints and lovely marshalls, a truly amazing day out -all for £7. See LDWA website for details. You can run or walk but you have to move fairly quickly to beat the cut offs

[Tussockface]

I'm easing back to running with the 'half' version of this:
http://www.ldwa.org.uk/challenge_eve...event_id=10945

Unusually, it stipulates an 'earliest finishing time', so the organiser has kindly agreed to allow me to set off late. 11.00 start on a challenge event! Bliss!

[dantodman]

Sorry Spookster missed your post i started early at 7.45. As last year loads set off a bit Ahead of me ( there were still a few this year)

I managed to be first back in 3 hrs 23. How did you do? Did I see you at the finish?


dan