Jul 2010
9:45am, 28 Jul 2010
44 posts
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streatham stroller
Is anyone using any fancy gps equipment to navigate at night, if so which kit? Not worried about the distance or the hills just about getting lost . . .
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Jul 2010
9:55am, 28 Jul 2010
4,037 posts
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Joopsy
Just a telescope for me 'n me hearties.
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Jul 2010
9:58am, 28 Jul 2010
5,991 posts
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RuthB2
Ahem. I think you'll find that I am The Captain.
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Jul 2010
10:12am, 28 Jul 2010
4,038 posts
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Joopsy
You are a mere imposter of a Cap'n.
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Jul 2010
10:35am, 28 Jul 2010
3,794 posts
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Gymfreak
I wish this would stop being on the 1st page of the talk section. Its just going to end up being a choice between whether i'm ready in 2011, 2012 or 2013.
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Jul 2010
11:07am, 28 Jul 2010
659 posts
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heebiejeebie
No fancy GPS for me. I might get lost, but if I get lost by my own efforts then at least I'll know *how* I got lost!
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Jul 2010
11:16am, 28 Jul 2010
12,081 posts
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Velociraptor
I intend to take 70kg of GPS equipment ... unless he decides he's in shape to race it
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Jul 2010
11:23am, 28 Jul 2010
10,563 posts
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Jen J
ss, I'm not taking a GPS, but I have done a few recce's and will try a squeeze in a night run too. It's worth doing a recce if you can, for confidence sake as much as anything.
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Jul 2010
11:48am, 28 Jul 2010
12,634 posts
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flanker
I'll just get lost
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Jul 2010
12:46pm, 28 Jul 2010
13,848 posts
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eL Bee!
73kgs, V
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