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    Re: Buxton Half Marathon

    Enjoyed it too PJ. Decent course, loved the section past Chrome Hill down to Glutton Bridge. I remember doing the Hollinsclough fell race a few years back which from memory goes over Chrome Hill.

    Yes would have been nice less windy, but kept dry anyway. Good day out.

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    Buxton Half Marathon

    This is coming up on sunday 24th May.

    Details as follows:

    http://www.buxtonac.org.uk/half_marathon.htm

    Its good for hill training !!!

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    Re: Buxton Half Marathon

    looks like I may be doing this one - anybody else?

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    Re: Buxton Half Marathon

    Quote Originally Posted by DazTheSlug View Post
    looks like I may be doing this one - anybody else?
    Is this entry on the day? I woudln't have a clue what time to expect but oddly it does appeal to me

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    Re: Buxton Half Marathon

    I emailed the organiser and he said there'll be no probs entering on the day - that's what I'll be doing!

    I know it's tantamount to heresy on here, but I actually quite fancy a weekend off this off-road, stumbling about, slipping/sliding malarkey, and get my feet onto nice reliable, predictable tarmac for a change

    had to dust off my road shoes mind - not used em in ages!

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    Re: Buxton Half Marathon

    Quote Originally Posted by DazTheSlug View Post
    I emailed the organiser and he said there'll be no probs entering on the day - that's what I'll be doing!

    I know it's tantamount to heresy on here, but I actually quite fancy a weekend off this off-road, stumbling about, slipping/sliding malarkey, and get my feet onto nice reliable, predictable tarmac for a change

    had to dust off my road shoes mind - not used em in ages!
    I'm also really interested - no idea how I will do nor wot time to aim for as I rarely if ever run on the road. I can see a train crash of a race for me if I do it

    If I do do it does anyone know where to park in Buxton?

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    Re: Buxton Half Marathon

    Quote Originally Posted by novice View Post
    If I do do it does anyone know where to park in Buxton?
    If you get there in good time there are often places to park on Burlington Rd beside Pavilion Gardens. Otherwise, there is a pay&display in Pavilion Gardens accessed from Burlington Rd. Race registration is in the Pavilion (well it always used to be...)

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    Re: Buxton Half Marathon

    It's given a great day tomorrow weather-wise. Good Luck to all running tomorrow!

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    Re: Buxton Half Marathon

    just to say what a fantastic time I had doing this race today
    glorious weather, bringing out the gorgeousness of the scenery to it's full potential
    great undulating course (very little flat - just how I like it)
    the sluglets enjoyed Pavilion Gardens
    everybody's caught a bit of sun
    text book

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    Re: Buxton Half Marathon

    After DTSs comments, I went over to the RW site and found a load more (including DTS again) Since then, I've been waiting for this one to be advertised again.

    They've just put up the date and £, with a 75p cost to register online.

    I'm in already

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