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Tarahumara Aug 2010 5:32pm, 17 Aug 2010 443 posts	Quote Pin Tarahumara Post run hugs - pre run hugs and mid run hugs with a bit of luck! Exciting this is
_andy Aug 2010 6:09pm, 17 Aug 2010 5,755 posts	Quote Pin _andy This all sounds mighty interesting. Alas, if I can get out next June, I'll be doing whw things. But would be seriously interetsed in any training outings Dave.
Dave A Aug 2010 7:43pm, 17 Aug 2010 17,376 posts	Quote Pin Dave A Andy, I'll bump it to the Scottish hill running thread, see what interest there is.
2 Flat Feet Aug 2010 3:23pm, 18 Aug 2010 2,836 posts	Quote Pin 2 Flat Feet sharpens f-lites
flanker Aug 2010 12:13am, 19 Aug 2010 12,683 posts	Quote Pin flanker Apparently I'm better qualified for the eye candy role. So I'm obviously the last person you need to be running! I'll do the Wasdale head stage (I'll be in the big white building if you can't find me). And do you need one near the ODG too?
flanker Aug 2010 12:14am, 19 Aug 2010 12,684 posts	Quote Pin flanker seriously, all up to help out however, even if it means missing the Across Wales & WHW
Ex-pat Scot Aug 2010 12:38am, 19 Aug 2010 950 posts	Quote Pin Ex-pat Scot I'm up for it next year. It's been on my list since 1990. I've not been in any hurry to tackle it- the pinnacle of any running career, but I'll turn 42 at VLM in 2011, and after all that was the age at which BG did his BRG. I've got 3 colleagues who've already offered pacing if I ever wanted to do it (they are all successful BGRs). What's your schedule? Classic clockwise 23 hour one?
Dave A Aug 2010 5:54am, 19 Aug 2010 17,384 posts	Quote Pin Dave A At the moment I'm thinking 23 hour clockwise, midnight start. But thats all subject to change dependnat on how training goes and how I feel closer to the time.
Ex-pat Scot Aug 2010 9:15am, 19 Aug 2010 952 posts	Quote Pin Ex-pat Scot 23hr clockwise is my kind of thinking. I'd like to do the last section from Honister to Keswick - I know the area well as my parents have a house in Littletown and it would be like "coming home" from Gable to Honister to Dale Head etc.
Ex-pat Scot Aug 2010 9:16am, 19 Aug 2010 953 posts	Quote Pin Ex-pat Scot Forgot to say: After reading this thread last night, I went straight to the bookshelf and dusted off my trusty 1992 copy of "42 Peaks" and read it cover to cover. Again. Got to sleep >2am!