Mar 2018
4:01pm, 2 Mar 2018
701 posts
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Fenland Flier
What about our own Fetcheveryone walk, run or jog the wall and camp out? Obviously carrying our kit unless we have a very kind 'mule'.
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Mar 2018
4:04pm, 2 Mar 2018
37,879 posts
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Velociraptor
Apparently the infrastructure is magnificent; I'd rather pay £222 for a well-organised race than pay even a penny for a poorly-organised race.
I'll get round to Hadrian's Wall sometime, possibly after I retire. It couldn't be much closer to where I live.
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Mar 2018
4:04pm, 2 Mar 2018
37,880 posts
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Velociraptor
Or I could provide car support/luggage transfer for a Fetch effort
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Mar 2018
4:06pm, 2 Mar 2018
20,907 posts
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DocMoye
And stabling for the mule?
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Mar 2018
4:10pm, 2 Mar 2018
37,881 posts
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Velociraptor
Mule? It's yaks up here (Accommodation and transfers to the start and finish of each section wouldn't be out of the question.)
Something worth serious consideration, if folk are genuinely interested. I'm sure VP would want to take part too.
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Mar 2018
4:10pm, 2 Mar 2018
4,452 posts
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BanjoBax
Hadrian's wall run definitely on my to do list once I'm actually running again
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Mar 2018
4:10pm, 2 Mar 2018
21,644 posts
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LazyDaisy
McGoohan would lend his TBC wheelbarrow, I'm sure
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Mar 2018
5:37pm, 2 Mar 2018
2,607 posts
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Eynsham Red
Yaks? Do you make yak butter tea Vrap?
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Mar 2018
6:45pm, 2 Mar 2018
702 posts
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Fenland Flier
Lol, it would certainly be an experience and I have actually looked at it before but......
transfers to the start and finish? How many tandems do you have v'rap? Accommodation? Do you have a lawn large enough for 40 two man tents that everyone is going to bring up there?
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Mar 2018
6:48pm, 2 Mar 2018
37,888 posts
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Velociraptor
40? I'm not actually planning to stage an alternative The Wall Ultra for a load of randoms. Apart from anything else, churning all that yak milk into butter would be a full time job.
I was thinking maybe a carload. A small carload. And one lawnful of tents.
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