The Hogweed Hilly Half - Page 2

lexi_tate · #11 10-03-06, 12:17 PM

Ah, it's not that bad a course, I did it twice last year Sat & Sun.. wouldn't recomend that approach but just the Sunday should be fine..

Spidey · #12 16-03-06, 04:30 PM

Lexi,

I definitely think once is enough mate!!

Spidey · #13 20-03-06, 02:07 PM

Done it and survived to tell the tale!! So glad it's over!!

Done 1:44:47 so was quite pleased at it's a tough course. Nice warm up for FLM - less than 5 weeks to go!! Gulp!!

Trinity · #14 20-03-06, 05:19 PM

Spidey... that's a good time on a tough course, well done!

Spidey · #15 23-03-06, 05:54 PM

Cheers Trin. Cant wait until next year......ahem!!!

lexi_tate · #16 31-03-06, 02:26 PM

So how did it all go ?

Trinity · #17 31-03-06, 03:26 PM

It was a huge success lexi

Loads of great reviews and many saying that although it was tough, they will be back next year.

It's on the 18th March next year...so I might even be able to run it, coz it's the day before my birthday

Adverse Camber · #18 28-10-06, 09:53 PM

Are you sure Trin??? The website has it on the 11th March. And that's the same day as the Duchy. Umm choices.

Trinity · #19 29-10-06, 11:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Adverse Camber

Are you sure Trin??? The website has it on the 11th March. And that's the same day as the Duchy. Umm choices.

I know... they changed the date 2 or 3 months ago. I have to say that I'd like to go back to Duchy, but then I haven't run HHH yet....

Adverse Camber · #20 01-11-06, 04:45 PM

When you say - "I haven't run HHH yet" have you not run it to find the locations to put the mile markers.

I'm a bit split on which one to enter, I have thought about doing the Duchy 20 again, but, I might run the Gloucester 20 the weekend before and then come back to HHH (save those £££).