Cheers DT. It'll be in the post tomorrow. Looking forward to it. I enjoyed the Hobble, this seems to be a bit more off the beaten track. Hope the weather is like it was for the Hobble!
Cheers DT. It'll be in the post tomorrow. Looking forward to it. I enjoyed the Hobble, this seems to be a bit more off the beaten track. Hope the weather is like it was for the Hobble!
Think you'll enjoy it p b. The year I did (2008?) we had four seasons in one day but a decent afternoon to finishOriginally Posted by plodding bear
Poacher turned game-keeper
I've ordered good weather for my locality so job'll be reet:wink:
You'll be reet as owt merry. You'll knock hell out of it, whatever the weather
Poacher turned game-keeper
Be Mrs. Crumblydown that knocks hell out of me, whipping me into shape for a Fell Pony assualt on Old Counties Tops:w00t:
This time, just a finish and an enjoyable plod will do me. Next year...
I haven't had owt back yet, am I right to be getting anxious or will it be arriving very soon after the postal entries close (today)?
I'm looking forward to this now. I couldn't do it last year, ran 7:23 in 2009, and failed to finish twice in earlier years. Sub 7 hours on Saturday I hope. The weather forecast looks good. T-shirts and shorts anyone? It could be the first outing for my new Kendal Mint Cake shirt - this year's must-have item of sartorial splendour. And no, it's not actually made of Kendal Mint Cake, before anyone asks.
Looking forward to this, especially with decent forecast.
I've heard it is, CP look the same, but I haven't had chance to check properly yet, is it the same route this year as last?
If it is.... I plotted a route on Grough last year, feel free to take a print off of that anybody if it helps. Or take a copy and edit if you know the area better than this outsider and can improve it :thumbup:
Cheers
It's the same route as 2 years ago, & I think it was the same last year (I was otherwise engaged with the Highlander MM if I remember rightly).
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