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Are there enough Scottish Marathons???

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Shoe-lace May 2011 3:42pm, 2 May 2011 9 posts	Quote Pin Shoe-lace How far? 26.2 by any chance?
santababy May 2011 3:43pm, 2 May 2011 65,328 posts	Quote Pin santababy good goody bag, good medal. chip timing i think is a must these days really, specially for Marathon. Water stations, fair few if it's in June. I can see myself ending up marshalling at this you know as i cant run it so close to WHW race
santababy May 2011 3:44pm, 2 May 2011 65,329 posts	Quote Pin santababy Ian said there was a 20mile loop? sounded interesting Flip, i need a flippin hug.
HappyTimes May 2011 3:47pm, 2 May 2011 817 posts	Quote Pin HappyTimes Careful not to upset loads by making it longer than the LONG marathon down in that there Lawndon
Shoe-lace May 2011 3:51pm, 2 May 2011 10 posts	Quote Pin Shoe-lace SB, that'll be the "Tour de Strathearn". 20 miles off road with some good old climbs in it. On a nice day it's very hard to beat.
Foxy Davy May 2011 3:52pm, 2 May 2011 21,510 posts	Quote Pin Foxy Davy chip timing & goodie bags can make an event expensive unless you have a huge number of entrants. A good medal, 60 or 80 on the canal no road closures, start & finish at the pub simple
santababy May 2011 3:52pm, 2 May 2011 65,330 posts	Quote Pin santababy that's the one, hopefully be up & running by then if you'll excuse the pun
flip May 2011 3:53pm, 2 May 2011 3,612 posts	Quote Pin flip and there you have one of the reasons there are so few marathons in scotland .
santababy May 2011 3:53pm, 2 May 2011 65,331 posts	Quote Pin santababy Foxy, loved Medal you did for your last race!
RichHL May 2011 3:53pm, 2 May 2011 197 posts	Quote Pin RichHL Inspired by this thread, I've just entered the Moray Marathon. Call it a rush of blood away from the head.