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  1. #151
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    Re: High Peak 40 Challenge

    once you have entered you should get an email from the guy (Bill Allan) and an attachment with all the info on it.
    If you don't get this PM me and I will try to send it vai email- have tried to attach it here and failed

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    Re: High Peak 40 Challenge

    Quote Originally Posted by karen nash View Post
    once you have entered you should get an email from the guy (Bill Allan) and an attachment with all the info on it.
    If you don't get this PM me and I will try to send it vai email- have tried to attach it here and failed
    Thanks Karen.

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    Re: High Peak 40 Challenge

    Quote Originally Posted by stevefoster View Post
    Yeah I got that Steve, but there are no grid ref's and I can't say I know the area too well
    Gerry and I were going to go and have a bit of a recce on Wed. if you're free.

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    Re: High Peak 40 Challenge

    Quote Originally Posted by crumblydown View Post
    Yeah I got that Steve, but there are no grid ref's and I can't say I know the area too well
    Gerry and I were going to go and have a bit of a recce on Wed. if you're free.
    No chance of getting a day off this week Dirk, every bugger's on holiday!
    Have read on here that most of route is signposted, no use to me if i forget me readers
    Have a good un.

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    Re: High Peak 40 Challenge

    I have my Tracklogs route on 7 sides of A4 in pdf format. Distance via optimum route is 40.7 miles. File size is 32.2 Meg. Yousendit works one to one via email but there seems to be no other way of communicating big information free.

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    Re: High Peak 40 Challenge

    Quote Originally Posted by BritNick View Post
    I have my Tracklogs route on 7 sides of A4 in pdf format. Distance via optimum route is 40.7 miles. File size is 32.2 Meg. Yousendit works one to one via email but there seems to be no other way of communicating big information free.
    Thanks Nick, i've pm'ed karen nash. Crumblydown and his good lady wife are planning a recce on wednesday.

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    Re: High Peak 40 Challenge

    I remember pink arrows, loads of ‘em. You can’t go wrong. Honestly.

    Lovely route but with quite a bit of road towards the end.

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    Re: High Peak 40 Challenge

    Quote Originally Posted by Duff View Post
    I remember pink arrows, loads of ‘em. You can’t go wrong. Honestly.
    Well, it is quite well signed, but loads of people went wrong 2 or 3 years back when a sign got missed at GR142794. Load of people went haring off towards Peak Forest & the rest of us made up quite a few places. It's not foolproof by any means.

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    Re: High Peak 40 Challenge

    I remember the farm vehicle that was parked in front of the arrow, obscuring it. Like you Andy, I was one of the lucky ones in that I knew where I was going!

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    Re: High Peak 40 Challenge

    Quote Originally Posted by BritNick View Post
    I have my Tracklogs route on 7 sides of A4 in pdf format. Distance via optimum route is 40.7 miles. File size is 32.2 Meg. Yousendit works one to one via email but there seems to be no other way of communicating big information free.
    Just to let you know that I've used a site called Mail Big File (http://www.mailbigfile.com/) to send large size files to printers. Might be worth a look.

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