Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Thank you to the Hurtle organisers
As always, this was such a great event! Thank you to all involved in organising it - looking forward to the next already!
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Permalink Reply by Wen on
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Really fantastic, well done. Legs are going to feel the after effects of Seymour road tomorrow!
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Permalink Reply by The Harringay Community Group on
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Thanks for taking part! And thanks to the GRA, FoFP, and the NHP PSA whose help is what makes it possible. (and Harringay Online!)
More photos at: https://photos.app.goo.gl/c739zGWT385onBmn6
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Permalink Reply by Miss Claire on
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It really was a great day with the family...thanks very much to the organisers. It was our first race but definitely not the last!
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Permalink Reply by John McMullan on
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Nice to see that they have replaced Glyn with four officers, I bet that makes him feel good ;)
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Permalink Reply by tigha on
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Yes big thanks to ant and Martin and all the helpers. My first and loads of fun even though I was on my own. Everyone was very friendly. Great community event
and yes I noticed that there were 4 officers in place of Glyn. Haha
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Permalink Reply by Rebecca on
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Thanks all for a great morning. Did anyone notice two scooters left behind? A green mini micro and a pale green/pink maxi version. The maxi scooter had a pair of purple gloves on the handles.
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Permalink Reply by JoeW on
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The organisers, police, marshals, spectators and participants were all magnificent!
My sports watch recorded 9K, did I take a wrong turn or has there been a failure of the local satellite global positioning system?
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Permalink Reply by ant on
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Its the original route from the 2014 Hurtle which I think was based on suggestions from HoL'ers and to minimise busy road crossings and avoid the route crossing over itself. I think at the time I used the Google maps distance tool to measure it and it looked close to 10Km. Back then I remember someone else commenting that their GPS running app showed it as shorter than 10Km but when I looked at their plot it seemed like the GPS plotting was cutting most corners - there are 60 right angle corners in the route, which is probably higher than most running routes, and if the corner cutting shaves say 15 metres of each corner that would be a total of 900 metres off the entire route. Could be that, or perhaps its just too short!
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