Helpmarathons with bottles at water stations
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Dec 2012
9:49am, 30 Dec 2012
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corned beef keith
Rich, you could put your own drinks out at certain points in Reykjavik (3 if I remember rightly), but everything the organisers provided was in cups.
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Dec 2012
9:56am, 30 Dec 2012
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Carlos Fandango Jnr
I just search for *enigma* on Power of Ten and some (if not all, I don't pay much attention to the marathon calendar atm) are on there. So they have full licences and course measurements.
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Dec 2012
10:26am, 30 Dec 2012
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RichHElf
One of the girls mentioned Reykjavik as a club outing. That's why I thought about it.
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Dec 2012
4:24pm, 30 Dec 2012
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paulhalford
Thanks for your suggestions everyone. Budapest were doing cups last year, Marts, although they were considering water bags, so hopefully they will this year. They do own-drinks so that might be okay as a back-up. And yes, the Tallinn Half would be the right time for a half-marathon tester.
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Dec 2012
10:30pm, 30 Dec 2012
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corned beef keith
Rich, if you ever get the chance to go, then GO !! Reykjavik is a fantastic city to visit, the night life is superb, as is the scenery and the friendly people. On my 3rd visit I did the marathon, which is on the saturday, and is also Culture night, which is the party night of the year! Fantastic. |
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