Bramhall Park TT

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Homer Feb 2009 9:23pm, 11 Feb 2009 8,453 posts	Quote Pin Homer Jeez Kinky.....we missed him.....sorry.... Hope to see you there
RunningBob Feb 2009 9:25am, 12 Feb 2009 1,467 posts	Quote Pin RunningBob Kinky - check the photos from the weeks that he's run - you can find the dates from the results.
Homer Feb 2009 9:40am, 12 Feb 2009 8,460 posts	Quote Pin Homer Hoping to run this saturday....and eat
RooA Feb 2009 10:00am, 12 Feb 2009 11,587 posts	Quote Pin RooA lol at trying to find a 'scrawny mid-60s bearded bloke' at a running event... maybe I'm biased by my orienteering background but doesn't nearly everyone at a running event match that description? (I know that wouldn't be the case here cos Kinky specified a finishing time so you'd probably be able to pick her dad out - but I just got this mental picture of looking for someone matching that description at the events I go to and proper lolled)
KinkyS Feb 2009 8:31pm, 12 Feb 2009 14,600 posts	Quote Pin KinkyS That's exactly why I gave a finishing time Roo LOL!
RooA Feb 2009 9:11pm, 12 Feb 2009 11,620 posts	Quote Pin RooA This is still making me giggle. I am easily entertained.
RunningBob Feb 2009 8:24am, 13 Feb 2009 1,468 posts	Quote Pin RunningBob One suspect springs to mind ... in the blue hat
chirunner Feb 2009 8:32am, 13 Feb 2009 11 posts	Quote Pin chirunner hoping to bring chi junior aged 9 to a sub 23 mins so hopefully there will be some adults to wander around with him-he doesn't need too much hand pulling any NW fecthies this weekend? will the weather be OK?
Homer Feb 2009 8:42am, 13 Feb 2009 8,488 posts	Quote Pin Homer Should be fine Chi metcheck.com
RunningBob Feb 2009 9:35am, 13 Feb 2009 1,469 posts	Quote Pin RunningBob Chi - I've put the course map at - looks a bit scary as it was kindly drawn by orienteers - just follow the pink arrowed line. You'll see that that it is quite easy to follow your runner as the course twists around. In fact even if you just stand by the cross over bridge you'll see him 4 times. There is usually a group of spectators following the action. There are lots of adults (and a few kids) running that sort of time. The course is quite hard first time as it is easy to get tired on the hills. If possible run with him at least for the first section. My kids started off running just 1 lap of 2.5km which seemed to be a long way at 9-10. Having said that we have two 10-11 girls regularly running sub 21 mins. Fit kids tend to feel the cold so bring warm stuff for after.