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Saturday Sep 16, 2017 #
9 AM
Path/Terrain 36:11 [2] 5.9 km (6:08 / km) +275m 4:58 / km
shoes: Salomon Amphib
Easy
Out to see the runners at CP1 of Ring of Steall. Waited for Fiina (who got a fairly last minute entry, and decided to run this morning), then headed down, and drove round to Glen Nevis at the food stop.
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Out to see the runners at CP1 of Ring of Steall. Waited for Fiina (who got a fairly last minute entry, and decided to run this morning), then headed down, and drove round to Glen Nevis at the food stop.
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12 PM
Path/Terrain 7:07 [2] 0.81 km (8:45 / km) +48m 6:46 / km
shoes: Salomon Amphib
Easy
Ran up to meet her, decked it in some mud, gave her some food and water, and then drove back. All whilst eating continuously all day. Really cool to be on this side of the racing scene for once.
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Ran up to meet her, decked it in some mud, gave her some food and water, and then drove back. All whilst eating continuously all day. Really cool to be on this side of the racing scene for once.
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3 PM
Path/Terrain 1:55:40 14.11 km (8:12 / km) +1174m 5:47 / km
shoes: Salomon Amphib
Easy
Plan was to meet Fiina on the ridge but I must have missed her by about 5mins. Turned against the flow of runners asking them what time they hit the food stop and began to get worried. Didn't have signal to ask anyone watching back home either. Eventually was able to call Jacob who notified me she was nearly back. So pushed it down the hill in a bit of a panicked state, expecting her to have been needing some food or water and caught her with about a km to go. All good in the end, and very happy to get to watch her finish a fairly epic run. 7.5 hours of moving is something I don't think I could do anytime soon, let alone to function the evening/day/week after...! Big respect.
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Plan was to meet Fiina on the ridge but I must have missed her by about 5mins. Turned against the flow of runners asking them what time they hit the food stop and began to get worried. Didn't have signal to ask anyone watching back home either. Eventually was able to call Jacob who notified me she was nearly back. So pushed it down the hill in a bit of a panicked state, expecting her to have been needing some food or water and caught her with about a km to go. All good in the end, and very happy to get to watch her finish a fairly epic run. 7.5 hours of moving is something I don't think I could do anytime soon, let alone to function the evening/day/week after...! Big respect.
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