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domstevens


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Posted - 22 Sep 2009 :  6:56:22 PM  Show Profile  Visit domstevens's Homepage Send domstevens a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Dips sent details of this one round in her email - anyone up for it? I happen to be back in Derbyshire that weekend, so would be interested in taking part if we can get enough people.

Our Greatest glory is not in never falling but in rising every time we fall - Confucius

aluaka



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Posted - 22 Sep 2009 :  7:00:42 PM  Show Profile  Visit aluaka's Homepage Send aluaka a Private Message  Reply with Quote
2 interested parties here ...

- Alan Lacey - preference: flat stage

- Brenda Bradley (new member - following RNR euphoria!)- preference: short flat stage



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mdunn77



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Posted - 22 Sep 2009 :  7:04:21 PM  Show Profile Send mdunn77 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Brenda's joined? Nice - get her on the forums

sorry.. Can't make this one - it's the same wekend as the Druids Challenge


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StephenPrice



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Posted - 22 Sep 2009 :  7:29:12 PM  Show Profile  Visit StephenPrice's Homepage Send StephenPrice a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Being as I'm local I might be up for it - I don't mind running 2 stages either.

Alan, all the stages are short
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LittleBigMan



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Posted - 22 Sep 2009 :  7:32:07 PM  Show Profile Send LittleBigMan a Private Message  Reply with Quote
...but are they flat?

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aluaka



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Posted - 22 Sep 2009 :  7:33:35 PM  Show Profile  Visit aluaka's Homepage Send aluaka a Private Message  Reply with Quote
For you Stephen MAYBE!!!

For me - some seem quite intimidating!!!!




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StephenPrice



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Posted - 22 Sep 2009 :  7:35:44 PM  Show Profile  Visit StephenPrice's Homepage Send StephenPrice a Private Message  Reply with Quote
6 of the stages are flat

http://www.runningwithdavid.com/section/events/run_derbys/high_peak_relay.php

longest stage is 5.47 miles.

course is out and back so 5 stages, each run twice.
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aluaka



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Posted - 22 Sep 2009 :  7:44:19 PM  Show Profile  Visit aluaka's Homepage Send aluaka a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Actually Mr Price ..... I WILL DO 2 STAGES (if necessary!)!!!!

Makes logistic sense!

ie Stage 2 & Stage 9 or Stage 4 & Stage 7

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Heavyweight



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Posted - 22 Sep 2009 :  7:44:44 PM  Show Profile Send Heavyweight a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I'm away that weekend - Hope you get it together.
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fishyweb



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Posted - 22 Sep 2009 :  7:45:51 PM  Show Profile  Visit fishyweb's Homepage Send fishyweb a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Sounds like a nice event, but I'll have used up my domestic brownie points the week before, doing barns Green, so will have to skip this one.

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domstevens



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Posted - 22 Sep 2009 :  7:50:18 PM  Show Profile  Visit domstevens's Homepage Send domstevens a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Be up for 2 of the flatter shorter stages as well if required, so looks like I will be fighting Alan for those! If not one of the 5 mile stages.

Our Greatest glory is not in never falling but in rising every time we fall - Confucius
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Lazybones



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Posted - 22 Sep 2009 :  7:50:35 PM  Show Profile Send Lazybones a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Would have liked to do this one but like Matt I will be otherwise engaged on the Ridgeway doing the Druids !!

"The only losers are those who quit"
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Lazybones



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Posted - 22 Sep 2009 :  7:51:57 PM  Show Profile Send Lazybones a Private Message  Reply with Quote
P.S. Welcome Bren - Really glad to have you aboard. Look forward to meeting up at other races. Just remember the training we talked about !!

"The only losers are those who quit"
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aluaka



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Posted - 22 Sep 2009 :  7:57:46 PM  Show Profile  Visit aluaka's Homepage Send aluaka a Private Message  Reply with Quote
To sell this a little:- to those who don't know Derbyshire too well this is on the edge of the Peak District near Matlock - great for a day out in the Countryside (or even to Matlock Bath to take in the "stunning" illuminations!



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domstevens



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Posted - 22 Sep 2009 :  8:01:58 PM  Show Profile  Visit domstevens's Homepage Send domstevens a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Don't forget the Cable Cars and some great chip shops. Lovely part of the country (but i would say that as i was born there) and the route of the run takes in some nice rolling white peak countryside.

Sadly the illuminations finish the weekend before

Our Greatest glory is not in never falling but in rising every time we fall - Confucius
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StephenPrice



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Posted - 22 Sep 2009 :  8:02:20 PM  Show Profile  Visit StephenPrice's Homepage Send StephenPrice a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Deano, Jon, Pete are all local. Think Dom Gunton & Matt Clemson are too I think
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