course map is up http://www.noeaa-athletics.org.uk/cr...eaton_park.htm
described as 12k, looks slightly differerent to 2004, but not by much.
frankly awful course map, i could get my crayons out and draw a better one
course map is up http://www.noeaa-athletics.org.uk/cr...eaton_park.htm
described as 12k, looks slightly differerent to 2004, but not by much.
frankly awful course map, i could get my crayons out and draw a better one
How come the course goes uphill twice, but has no downhill??
thought you liked hills?Originally Posted by dominion
Quite a lot different once the main start/finish is taken out. Crucially (for a soft arse like me anyway) the really unpleasant muddy field has been removed although doubtless the organisers will have found some other swamps for us to wallow around in.
edit: - on reflection i may be wrong. The really muddy bit might be done downhill rather than uphill. Definitely an improvement.
I'm just kidding myself aren't I? It's going to be bloody awful!
Last edited by Track Fairy; 12-01-2007 at 03:30 PM.
Quagmires, swamps, bogs, marshes and morasses all round TF
Seen the map of the course at the club thursday might say's our precise actual distance is 11.45K LOL it should be as bad as last time if this rain continues
arm bands i'll be at the ready. i can see this xc being muddier than derby 4 yrs ago
Just had a run through Heaton Park. Those gusting winds have left a trail of damage across the course, there are trees down everywhere!!!
trained in the park this morning and was quite muddy and boggy.
entries are up on the noeaa website - Swoop has his own number this year!
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