Bullock Smithy

[Luv Shack]

Some have taken advantage in the past... Who do you mean??? See you tomorrow evening Birthday Boy!

I really couldn't comment.....
And naming names would just be very bad form.....
But, well, aaaaaaaaaahhhhh, Hmmmmmmmmm?
I wonder....just how much would it, should it, could it be worth?:closed:?:wink:?

[Drunkeneuphoria]

Wonder how this is going? I guess some mayb be finished already/soon

[SteveT]

Wonder how this is going? I guess some mayb be finished already/soon

Well I've finished! There are some live(ish) results here http://www.bullocksmithy.com/results.html

Cheers, Steve

[Luv Shack]

Well Done Steve.......
Great to see you are up at the Sharp End...again!!!
And, I thought you were saving yourself for Shelf Moor:wink:..

[not mad enough]

Well done Marko! Only 10 mins off the record time if I read it right. Excellent running Steve too.

I'm very tempted to do it next year myself.

[Grouse]

Well done Marko but I think you should have done Shelf Moor as well.

[gyppo]

Well done Marko but I think you should have done Shelf Moor as well.

Nice one Marko.

Grouse- from photo of you on Shelf Moor you looked surprisingly fresh to have just done the Bullock Smithy as well.

[DazTheSlug]

Wahey!
My first BS, and got round safely
the lass I started with had to pack at Brand Top, but I joined up with a couple of guys from Bristol (Gav & Chris), and we soldiered on to a sub-17 finish

feel a mention is due to Sally Keigher, who I happen to know has not trained properly recently, yet smashed the ladies record by nearly an hour :w00t:

fantastic event in all respects, will deffo be doing this again :thumbup:

[BritNick]

Well done Daz. You got to finish in the dark - great result and better than I managed on my first time way back when. It was good to see you there.

Also good to see SteveT and Mark and Socks! Sorry you couldn't make it, Drunken.... Get better soon.

I enjoyed chatting with Mrs Stagger and Tea & Cake on the jog up towards Lyme Park. You had a good result, helped by your excellent navigation. :wink:

I only decided to enter 5 days in advance when I knew I wasn't going to be away on business. A quick recce from Earl Sterndale to the finish in the heat of Wednesday left me wasted but I knew it would be in a good cause. I had to get some exercise in the legs (the first in nearly 3 weeks).
Come the day I set off slow and steady but finished stronger than I've ever done. I actually felt like an ultra runner for once because I wasn't reduced to the usual trudge along the canal towpath, Middlewood Way and Towers Road. It was my 14th time and I got my first ever sub-12 finish. The running flowed so freely and painlessly to the end it seemed unreal, like the most perfect dream.

[socks]

Well done Daz - missed meeting you again!

Well done also to Mrs Stagger & her friend who charged round at their first attempt and to Britnick who smashed one of those elusive barriers!