http://www.rafo.org.uk/Rafo/pages/lincsbomber.htm with trophies for the relay winners and free t-shirts for all finishers on the Long-O, and at bargain prices, all we need now is a sunny weekend.Aldershot Long'O
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by johnloguk » Tue Dec 13, 2005 6:57 pm
It feels like the time for another brazen plug for the Lincolnshire Bomber Weekend (Jan 14/15). Relays on the Saturday, then a C4 with a Long-O attached on the Sunday. The long-O won't be as technical as the Aldershot one, but it will be through some beautiful runnable forests, and maybe a bit more climb than you would expect in Lincolnshire. Check the website for details http://www.rafo.org.uk/Rafo/pages/lincsbomber.htm with trophies for the relay winners and free t-shirts for all finishers on the Long-O, and at bargain prices, all we need now is a sunny weekend.
http://www.rafo.org.uk/Rafo/pages/lincsbomber.htm with trophies for the relay winners and free t-shirts for all finishers on the Long-O, and at bargain prices, all we need now is a sunny weekend.-
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by Mr timE » Sat Dec 17, 2005 1:12 am
liamcorner wrote:So do we need to get the posted final details to be allowed access or will they be available online?
Liam, As we have moved event centre away from Sandhurst, in case you are all mistaken for low life Sun reporters trying to sneak in, all we need is to have your name on our list and then you just bring some prove of ID with you, passport, D/licence, BOF card etc. Details will be on BAOC & EMITUK websites.
For your info planner informs me courses are 42 & 25 km for MTBO and 38 & 17 for long O, you could also do first 17km MTBO & then run 17km long O, or even run the 25km MTBO second half. That should get rid of any excess christmas pud!
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by Supersaint » Sat Dec 17, 2005 4:09 pm
38km - bring it on! I've already entered so no backing out now, plsu i reckon all my KIMM training should mean this'll be a doddle 
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by Ant Jones » Sun Dec 18, 2005 7:28 pm
Can there be another 4.2km be added to the course to make it a proper O-Marathon?
Also is there going to be an attempt on the most number of controls or are they going to be (very) long legs?
Also is there going to be an attempt on the most number of controls or are they going to be (very) long legs?
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by Adventure Racer » Mon Dec 19, 2005 1:48 am
Just as a really wacky thought - could I do the MTBO 25km, then the 38km Long-O? I think I should be able to make a 12:30 start for the long-O if I get a 10:30 start on the MTBO, though I suspect I might need a headtorch to finish 38km of O given a 12:30 start!
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by Supersaint » Sat Dec 24, 2005 3:41 pm
gg wrote:i've entered the 17km because i'm a big girl's blouse
Thought there was a good reason for not doing the big boy's event gg
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