Having run around the full route in monsoon conditions a mere two weeks ago, the ground conditions are now extremely dry and firm. Its almost unbelievablely dry in fact! I went over Plover Hill yesterday (the arse end of Pen y Ghent), which is a candidate for one of the boggiest places on earth, and although it could 'take a stud', it was as dry as I've ever seen it with the normally thigh deep bogs barely reaching my calves![]()
Stolly.
No sign of snow yet then?![]()
Did a recce of the whole course last week & was fine in my Roclite 312 GTX's. However, I'll be wearing the 320's on Saturday, which is basically the same shoe. There were indeed some fine bogs at the bottom of Pen-Y-Ghent !
Does anybody know how many drinks stations there are ?
snow this morning on my way to work in Bradford - quite hard but not sticking!
Great. The long term forecast from last week was -5 with 35 mph winds !![]()
Cheers Ian. Sounds good to me. Now all I have to do is decipher Stolly's map !