[Trinity]

Unfortunately Cheddar is full. It's one of those races that fills up within a couple of weeks of the entry forms coming out so it's usually full by end of July. It's mainly because of the location, plus it's a fast flattish course, and it's one of the last half marathons in the year.

If you want to do it next year, remid me in June and I'll get an entry form for you


I hope this reads ok, it's just that I'm dying my hair and so I haven't got my glasses on... it's a miracle I can see the keybourd, let alone hit the right keys!



Oh the price of vanity....


Off to rinse

[Granty]

I'd definately be up for that next year, Cheddar is a fantastic place.

What colour are you going for, something low key like .............. Red :eek:

[Trinity]

Originally Posted by Granty

I'd definately be up for that next year, Cheddar is a fantastic place.

What colour are you going for, something low key like .............. Red :eek:

funny you should say that

except the red I use actually is quite low key...it's very dark so my hair looks more dark than red. The red really only shows up in sunlight, which is quite nice


You must remind me about Cheddar next year, because my aging brain might let me down

[Trinity]

Anyway, lets get this thread back on the subject of Jane Tomlinson. A courageous woman who, as life was being taken from her, she was intent on raising money to help give life to others.

Originally Posted by richardsimkiss

All that everyone has said is so very true, she really was an inspiration - brave and courageous throughout her time battling with this cruel cruel disease. RIP Jane Tomlinson

[twinkle toes]

Quite right Trin, I will be running the Experian Robin Hood half on the 16th so it will be for Jane.

[hayley1977]

Me too St lukes hospice 16th sep ill think of jane all the way

[Running Nutter]

What more can be said about Jane. She was a true legend and inspiration to all. Makes me proud to be a Yorkshireman.

Although I never met Jane I've a lot to thank her for. It's because of Jane I started running. Just for that is enough but because of her courage and inspiration, the never-say-die attitude, it just shows us all what can be acheived.

God bless you Jane, you were a true superstar.

Matt (the running nutter)

[RichK]

there's little I can say that hasn't already been said . . except that Jane, and others like her, help me put my little trials and tribulations into perspective . .

[Trinity]

Thoughts of Jane got me round the 8 off road miles in 64.58, picking up the prize for 2nd lady overall

Report will soon be on Somerset Series thread...but now I need rest