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Oct 2014
8:11pm, 5 Oct 2014
1,673 posts
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57.5 Degrees of Pain
But at least you didn't support the big, bad corporate giant against the plucky local Dvorak ;-).
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Oct 2014
8:19pm, 5 Oct 2014
2,215 posts
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Crooked-smile
really enjoyed Glasgow. well organised, well supported, good route, and nice just to chill and enjoy a half marathon as my final longer training run before Amsterdam in a couple of weeks 
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Oct 2014
9:43pm, 5 Oct 2014
1,539 posts
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JaneyM
Jacs, Tigerlily and Star that may have been me you saw. I had one of the 10 year vests on. I didn't see any other Fetchies other than Nelski. I had a great time in Galsgow, really enjoyed the new route lots.
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Oct 2014
10:17pm, 5 Oct 2014
5,129 posts
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katypie
Had a fab weekend in the weej, Super Saturday with the bairn was great and I had a great run today
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Oct 2014
9:40am, 6 Oct 2014
22,905 posts
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HappyG(rrr)
Well done at Glasgow half all and Kirky Dv (and Mrs S - did you do Bennachie? Is it a full on hill race? Used to go walks up there with my Mum and sis there 35 years ago, always felt a big climb at the time!) Blind Ken did a brilliant time, guided by Union too, so well done guys, if you read this post on Fetch too. G
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Oct 2014
1:22pm, 6 Oct 2014
93 posts
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Jonny1616
Hi guys are any of you doing Eyemouth 10k this weekend or ran it previously? Cheers
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Oct 2014
7:41pm, 6 Oct 2014
1,147 posts
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Little Stoker
Unbelievably great day and experience at the Glencoe Marathon yesterday. No idiots trying to overtake on tight paths, just a great atmosphere in stunning countryside through mud n streams n boulders n heather.
Unbelievably generous provisions from the organizers, with everything you could wish for at every well manned water stop, and hot hog roast etc at the finish.
Everything aches today, but a dead cert return next year.
Well done Wild Fox Events.
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Oct 2014
7:47pm, 6 Oct 2014
8,316 posts
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AngusClydesdale
Hog roast? Now you're talking.  
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Oct 2014
7:58pm, 6 Oct 2014
6,220 posts
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mrs shanksi
G yes I did Bennachie and yes it's a full on hill race! It starts and finishes at Back O' Bennachie car park and goes up Watch Craig, Oxen Craig, Craigshannoch, and Mither Tap. Great fun run down the Maiden's Causeway then 3 miles through the woods. Very special to me too as we climbed the peaks as kids since I grew up in Inverurie. You must do it sometime! This year won by Kyle Grieg, Scottish hill running champ
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Oct 2014
8:19pm, 6 Oct 2014
4,604 posts
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Kimbles
I seen the winner's trophy for that marathon Little Stoker. Big boulder with a fox paw on it. Looked brilliant
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