Hardmoors Trail Series
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Jul 2013
2:22pm, 24 Jul 2013
171 posts
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Karen T
I am tempted 
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Jul 2013
3:52pm, 24 Jul 2013
5,638 posts
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flip
Its a pretty easy course to follow tbh. A quick loop south on the cleveland way then the cinder track all the way to whitby (where it end and a marshal will direct you ) and then the cleveland way back.
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Jul 2013
4:36pm, 24 Jul 2013
172 posts
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Karen T
I have done the Ravenscar half a couple of times, does it follow the same areas round Cloughton and Hayburn ? on the horrible steps
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Jul 2013
5:46pm, 24 Jul 2013
2,257 posts
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Lisrun
Hardmoors events usually contain steps It doesn't go as far south as Cloughton, but it does go down to Hayburn The route is at http://www.fetcheveryone.com/routes-view.php?id=1157038 |
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Jul 2013
10:04am, 25 Jul 2013
173 posts
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Karen T
Still tempted, still scared!!, any other plodders fancy a run/walk with me, that would be run as much as possible, walk where necessary?
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Jul 2013
10:59am, 25 Jul 2013
5,639 posts
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flip
Karen , if you use fb join the hardmoors fb group and you may find a running buddy for the race.
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Jul 2013
3:33pm, 25 Jul 2013
174 posts
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Karen T
Not on FB, keeping an eye on Hardmoors site and Runners World forum, I guess it won't fill up so keeping my options open for now, I would like to do it though but I have never done more than a marathon
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Jul 2013
11:34am, 27 Jul 2013
18,522 posts
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Princess Purple Bubbles
Karen you won't be last! Trust me I will be! lol I have a lovely sweeper who will be there too and there is another runner who is looking to buddy up! The information is on the Hardmoors page hardmoors110.org.uk If you have any questions give me a ring
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Jul 2013
8:17am, 29 Jul 2013
6,447 posts
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Derby Tup
The 30 route is very simple to follow. Huge chunks of it are either following the disused railway line or the coastal path. The finish, along the coast is lovely It would make a perfect intro to running ultra-marathons
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Jul 2013
3:56pm, 30 Jul 2013
176 posts
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Karen T
Thanks Princess PB , more worried about lost than last!! but would love some company/moral support I would really like to give this a go but I have never done more than a marathon before and as it's only a month away i'm a bit worried about not having enough time to train? I look at the race on New Years Day every year, but September would be a much better time for weather conditions (ha!) and daylight hours If I do decide to do it it will be a run/walk affair just with the aim of finishing I am a bit of a wuss on some dodgy terrains but a good chunk of it looks like the old railway track Really, really tempted, ignoring all of the above pathetic excuses!!!! |
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