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Feb 2009
5:29pm, 6 Feb 2009
7,954 posts
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Puffing Bertie
How about letting it go ahead but without an official timer, just placings, so no one can officially attempt a PB, but stil enjoy a run with friends?
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Feb 2009
5:44pm, 6 Feb 2009
3,567 posts
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Rach E
Euan, Anyone who turns up will know it won't be safe to run hard so it *should* be self-managing in that respect. That said, you really don't want anyone hurting themselves. I would encourage people to wear trail shoes or we could devise a new route in the morning (just on the grass) where people could wear cross country spikes?
I would encourage Bertie's "social run" idea though.
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Feb 2009
5:48pm, 6 Feb 2009
747 posts
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solitude_fairy
I am tempted, but only have road shoes, and the weather here is grim. I will have a think, I would like to see folk.
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Feb 2009
5:49pm, 6 Feb 2009
7,956 posts
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Puffing Bertie
We wont be there tomorrow but hope you all have a great safe run 
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Feb 2009
5:51pm, 6 Feb 2009
741 posts
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RFJ
Rach is very right ref the PBs, but safety must have a cut off point if required.
The social side is always good....
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Feb 2009
5:54pm, 6 Feb 2009
84 posts
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Mr. K.
What about running / jogging around the footballs pitches to the left - unsure of numbers of laps or if the corners would be too tight? Then the social.
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Feb 2009
11:08pm, 6 Feb 2009
26,230 posts
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Gobi
Smart people know to hold back.
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Feb 2009
11:58pm, 6 Feb 2009
21 posts
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Unfortunately I'm going to have to pull the 'official' plug for this morning. Seeing the conditions tonight and with freezing temperatures to come, I cannot guarantee I will be there on time and also cannot encourage people to come to run purely for obvious safety reasons.
However, I will make the effort to be there and the Hilton is booked.
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Feb 2009
7:08am, 7 Feb 2009
3,568 posts
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Rach E
Understand you have to make these decisions Euan.
We'll be there too: unofficially, of course.
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Feb 2009
7:16am, 7 Feb 2009
87 posts
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Mr. K.
Thanks for your effort again.
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