Otter High Peak Challenge. When is it?

Hi Tim,

What is it ? Where is the information on the net ?
It may be organized by Otter Controls, a large employer here in Buxton.

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Tim Downie said:

Anyone here know anything for sure about this event? Info on the net would
suggest that it's on the 18th, the 19th or the 26th of September.

Tim

Sat, 18th Sept., according to Runners' World.

Used to be organized by Otter, now done by Buxton Community College.

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Andrew Whaley said:

Hi Tim,

What is it ? Where is the information on the net ?
It may be organized by Otter Controls, a large employer here in Buxton.

High Peak Challenge 40

8:00am, Saturday 18 September 2004
Derbyshire, Buxton

Event Profile

Distance: 40 miles
Surface: Trail
Setting: Rural
Profile: Hilly
Entry Information

On-the-day entry: Yes
Entries in advance: Yes
Postal closing date: Saturday 18 September 2004
Event Organiser Details

Contact: Jennifer Lister
Address: Buxton Community School
College Road
Buxton
Derbyshire
SK17 9EA
Day telephone: 01298 231122
Email: [email hidden]

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Paul Rooney said:

Tim Downie said:

Anyone here know anything for sure about this event? Info on the
net would suggest that it's on the 18th, the 19th or the 26th of
September.

Tim

Sat, 18th Sept., according to Runners' World.

But given that they can't spell the organisers name properly and that they
give the wrong number, it doesn't exactly inspire confidence!

Be that as it may, other sources would seem to indicate that it is
definitely on the 18th, which is b*gger all use to me. :-(

I was really hoping it was one of the other dates as that date just isn't
possible for me this year.

Cheers.

Tim

ps. Are you going to do the London marathon in 2005? That way you'll be
able to sleep easy after having taken my money under false pretences this
year. ;-)

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Tim Downie said:

But given that they can't spell the organisers name properly and that they
give the wrong number, it doesn't exactly inspire confidence!

I didn't notice that.

Quoted message said:

Be that as it may, other sources would seem to indicate that it is
definitely on the 18th, which is b*gger all use to me. :-(

I was really hoping it was one of the other dates as that date just isn't
possible for me this year.

Cheers.

Tim

ps. Are you going to do the London marathon in 2005? That way you'll be
able to sleep easy after having taken my money under false pretences this
year. ;-)

I might be doing it - should be on good form by then, I hope! But I
always sleep easy anyway (-:

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