Boston Marathon 2016 (UK Edition)

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Flatlander Nov 2015 4:10pm, 17 Nov 2015 255 posts	0 Flatlander Nice DG, your route even goes past Bunker('s) Hill
Wooters Nov 2015 7:54pm, 17 Nov 2015 2,875 posts	0 Wooters Two weeks after Paris, I'm interested, just have to convince the missus it's a good idea.
minardi. Dec 2015 9:58pm, 2 Dec 2015 3,221 posts	0 minardi. Entries are open - and I'm in
elliot_worth Dec 2015 4:02pm, 16 Dec 2015 7 posts	0 elliot_worth I'm running it too, training started this week!
merry minardi hic Dec 2015 8:41pm, 16 Dec 2015 3,259 posts	0 merry minardi hic Oh blimey, is it that close? (Goes off to panic in a quiet room)
colindglen Jan 2016 7:46pm, 14 Jan 2016 139 posts	0 colindglen I'm in as well. Been in contact with the organisers and they seem to be getting their act together. Looking forward to it. Want to break 4 hours for the first time.
minardi Jan 2016 8:23pm, 14 Jan 2016 3,317 posts	0 minardi Well it should be a flat and fast course - depending on what the wind is doing!
colindglen Jan 2016 9:24pm, 19 Jan 2016 150 posts	0 colindglen 88 days to go! Must train harder I think
minardi Mar 2016 12:13pm, 22 Mar 2016 3,406 posts	0 minardi How's everybody doing? Less than a month to go now - where's the time gone? Is anybody staying over in Boston? Anybody fancy carbloading the night before or rehydrating after the race?
DeeGee Mar 2016 12:20pm, 22 Mar 2016 17,102 posts	0 DeeGee Normally, Min, you know me, I'd be up for rehydrating, but it turns out that Boston is officially the second most difficult town in the whole world for me to get to from just the other end of the county by public transport(Holbeach being the most difficult), and I might be driving a clubmate home. Given the precarious nature of my wife's cervix at this stage in proceedings I think it wuld be unwise to stay over.