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Nightjar Jun 2014 1:07pm, 12 Jun 2014 4,036 posts	0 Nightjar You should of course give your LDWA membership number in all communications #27609
Hills of Death (HOD) Jun 2014 1:14pm, 12 Jun 2014 29,621 posts	0 Hills of Death (HOD) I've run round a few normally with Becca as my guide I really like them good atmosphere, great feedstations and Birmingham Canal canter was great facility
sheri3004 Jun 2014 2:41pm, 14 Jun 2014 18,585 posts	0 sheri3004 I haven't done any of the events but am currently reading Julie Welch's book, Out on your Feet, and feeling quite inspired.
Nightjar Jun 2014 10:08am, 15 Jun 2014 4,037 posts	0 Nightjar Malvern Midsummer Marathon next Saturday. One of their toughest maybe? Then pop over to Cheltenham on Sunday
mxhornet Jun 2014 10:28am, 15 Jun 2014 33,614 posts	0 mxhornet I like LDWA events, very good value for money particularly if you manage to add a mile or two to the advertised distance Despite being on a break from longer races I've done my local event the past two years off of minimal training. However this time around I may well have rekindled the desire to add a few more marathons / ultras to the collection.
sheri3004 Jun 2014 11:24am, 15 Jun 2014 18,586 posts	0 sheri3004 Unfortunately there's a dearth of events anywhere near me.
Curly45 Jun 2014 12:24pm, 15 Jun 2014 2,310 posts	0 Curly45 I love the herts hobble - takes place next weekend on the longest day and is amazing. Not entered this year as not fit enough waaaaah
DerbyTup Jun 2014 12:46pm, 15 Jun 2014 10,842 posts	0 DerbyTup I did the LDWA featured in the Julie Welch book (Yoredale 100 in 2008). LDWA 100's are like no other event I've done. Brilliant weekends of walking / jogging / running / limping (41hours + of walking and limping in my case);-)
Star Jun 2014 1:37pm, 15 Jun 2014 7,861 posts	0 Star The power of fetch! I've just bought the book - last one on Amazon. Just in time for the holidays
sheri3004 Jun 2014 1:47pm, 15 Jun 2014 18,587 posts	0 sheri3004 I'm reading it on Kindle. It's really good. Julie Welch's "Long Distance Information" is one of my favourite running-related books.