In realtime the Challenge is in it's third day now for most people. Their start was on Friday the Thirteenth and sofar the weather hasn't been too well.
It's a sort of tradition that the first days can be wet with a fresh dusting of snow on the summits. Every day I check the weather on buienradar and see a lot of showers moving quickly across Scotland.
Although the weather looks rough there can be a huge difference locally as you can read in Phreerunner's report of day 1. During my Challenge in 2007 the first day started warm with hail and snowshowers to be followed by 12 days of sunshine or clouds but hardly any rain. I'm sure this years Challengers will get sunburned somewhere along their way to the eastcoast.
For those staying at home this year I've completed my coverage of day 5 of my 2007 Challenge : from Melgarve Bothy to the Monadhliath Hotel near Laggan.
Sunday 24 November 2024 - Moelfre, Din Lligwy and the Wales Coast Path
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After a fine meal last night at Harry's Bistro we were pleased to discover
today that Storm Bert had degenerated into a few sharp showers.
Our 17km out...
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Hi Theo
Lilo is Pete Varley, not Lumley!
Your quite right, Alan, Pete Lumley is the milkman and Pete Varley, the one and only, is the hairdresser and balletdancer. Doh.
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