5:41, but I'd done a 7 mile race the night before. Quite daunting, standing on the start line with 10-12 year olds as well as us "older folk"!!
Have managed to trace most of the route with Google Maps - is this cheating?
5:41, but I'd done a 7 mile race the night before. Quite daunting, standing on the start line with 10-12 year olds as well as us "older folk"!!
Have managed to trace most of the route with Google Maps - is this cheating?
This race will be one hell of a mud bath. Rained all day here.
Same day as Gravy 6 or else I would have been tempted dong it for a long run.
Same person that did last year - MEOriginally Posted by Xerxes
oh and it will be wet for sure, its been raining all day and this is the dry end of the valley
Ah! A case of mistaken identity? Anyway, I'll try and smile through the mud!
Good run that. Ive never done a straight mile. Done 1500s and 800s even 400s,200s,100s etc.
This was not straight either, it went around a track ;->
Sun is out! I can feel the ground drying out as we speak!
Talked to my father on the phine lasy night who advised taking a pair of tennis rackets to walk across the bogs!
I'm just about the worst photographer in the world.
I think the confusion comes from the Tanky's Trog race. I had a camera with me on Black Hill, but just for fun, and a few runners shouted "are you Richard?".
Surprised at my fame I answered yes, not realising that everyone thought I was Richard Asquith, who was a few hundred feet away taking some brilliant pictures.
wish i was doing this on sunday but stuck in hornsea
Well, I'm just about the most unphotogenic person in the world
Well, supping some red wine to get those antioxidants up, but should head off to the land of nod, I think. See you all there 2mrw.
Just back from cheering them on at the top of Holme Moss. 85 runners starters today apparently, doesn't seem like many this year. Poor nutters - it was cold, blowy & wet out.
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