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May 2012
10:52pm, 25 May 2012
1,964 posts
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The Rentboy
Marquees are up in the finishing area now.
Traffic cones are being put in place tonight around the Meadowbank area, Levenhall and Port Seton 
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May 2012
10:54pm, 25 May 2012
4,370 posts
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Bazoaxe
Thieves and foxes now duly notified
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May 2012
10:57pm, 25 May 2012
9,351 posts
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paul a
Oh so cynical Bazo, what could possibly go wrong?
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May 2012
11:00pm, 25 May 2012
4,371 posts
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Bazoaxe
If anything does go wrong paul - I bet none of us would have guessed what it would be in advance.
I am going to stick my neck out and say that this year there will be no problems
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May 2012
12:58am, 26 May 2012
11,515 posts
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McNewbie
Controversial post, Bazoaxe
Renters, I'd buy you an once cream at the end if you'd just slow down by a few hours
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May 2012
8:20am, 26 May 2012
74 posts
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Wintee
Well pre-marathon day over the Forth has started with glorious sunshine. No sign of yesterday's fog and just a gentle breeze.
Enjoy your chill-out day folks and best of luck for tomorrow!
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May 2012
8:32am, 26 May 2012
9,353 posts
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paul a
For those mooching around Edinburgh enjoy it - you will see precious little of it tomorrow in the so-called Edinburgh Marathon.
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May 2012
8:53am, 26 May 2012
4,372 posts
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Bazoaxe
But if it was actually in edinburgh it would be a much slower course with plenty hill action thrown in......and more expensive to close roads and lets not forget upsetting the residents
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May 2012
9:00am, 26 May 2012
21 posts
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Weean
Heh, that's little consolation to the affected residents of East Lothian like my Mum & Dad, Bazoaxe
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May 2012
9:01am, 26 May 2012
1,309 posts
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JaneyM
Bazoaxe you are so right - if it was truly an Edinburgh marathon could you imagine the hills. They would be relentless. I did it when it went out to grant on and that was bad enough as you had the big climb up from porty. Nope. Day out in east Lothian will be fine. Did you know east Lothian is the birth place of the saltire flag (or something like that) I see a sign on the back road to wallyford like that. What else is it famous for? Oh and isn't cockenzie closing at some point in the near future, could be the last time you have to pass it. Historical! (ok that is maybe stretching it). I am going to see the horses on the ride out this morning, a nice gentle walk from the car to the foot of the pentlands and then breaks. And then sitting all day! See you all tomorrow.
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