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rf_fozzy
Can't wait for full metrication.

Should be #1 policy for any political party.

The foot is a completely stupid unit! (As are all imperial units!)
Jul 2020
9:34pm, 8 Jul 2020
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Northern Exile
God help us
Jul 2020
9:36pm, 8 Jul 2020
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Chrisity
2500' is accurate to 6", 762m is only accurate to 19.6". Rubbish metric system.
Jul 2020
9:36pm, 8 Jul 2020
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FenlandRunner
Well said, NE. Hills should be measured in feet. Leave measuring in metres to mountains.
Jul 2020
9:38pm, 8 Jul 2020
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Rosehip
Sits back ( I think the kids phrase is something bout opening the popcorn ;) )

I spent 25 yrs in a lab working in metric mg and g, but in my kitchen it's ounces and lbs all the way!

On the hills its miles and feet!
Jul 2020
9:39pm, 8 Jul 2020
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rf_fozzy
Your foot is accurate only to 6", Christy?

Mine is 43.5cm (+/-0.1cm...)

:-)
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9:39pm, 8 Jul 2020
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Derby Tup
19.6”? You mean a bit over a foot and a half?
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Chrisity
Also as we are talking round numbers as they are more satisfactory, it wouldn't be long before they became the Lakes 750m and let all sorts of riff-raff's join the club. ;-)
Jul 2020
9:41pm, 8 Jul 2020
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rf_fozzy
Nope, all races measure in km and m these days, RH.

Orienteering has been km/m for decades.

Rightly so ;-)
Jul 2020
9:42pm, 8 Jul 2020
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K5 Gus
Anyway, back to tonight's action ;-)

Has anyone spotted that after the next road crossing, Sabrina's schedule does the next 4 hills in a different order from Paul. Her route is shorter ( avoiding 2 out'n'backs ) but a large drop and re-climb.

At this stage of the game are you better doing shorter distance and more climbing, or vice-versa ? Personally I'd go for less climbing, but suppose it depends on where your strengths lie.

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