Lejog attempt, Michael Broadwith
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Off to a quick start
If I am reading the tracker correctly
https://frrt.org/endtoend2018/r/1-michael
he was through CP15, at which he was due at 1957, at 1921
and an average of 22.7mph for the first 12 hours
If I am reading the tracker correctly
https://frrt.org/endtoend2018/r/1-michael
he was through CP15, at which he was due at 1957, at 1921
and an average of 22.7mph for the first 12 hours
JPJPJP said:
Off to a quick start
If I am reading the tracker correctly
https://frrt.org/endtoend2018/r/1-michael
he was through CP15, at which he was due at 1957, at 1921
and an average of 22.7mph for the first 12 hours
If that's how you are supposed to read it (and I certainly don't have a better suggestion) he has suddenly slipped back from being well ahead of schedule to only 6 minutes ahead (at CP43). I hope it's all part of the plan. Perhaps a scheduled stop. If I am reading the tracker correctly
https://frrt.org/endtoend2018/r/1-michael
he was through CP15, at which he was due at 1957, at 1921
and an average of 22.7mph for the first 12 hours
https://mobile.twitter.com/endtoend2018?lang=en
Weather apparently awful, lots of rain, also a sore neck....
Weather apparently awful, lots of rain, also a sore neck....
A work mate completed Lejog yesterday afternoon after 9 days in the saddle and battling through Hector on his ride through Drumochter. Absolutely great effort and something I wish I could still manage but know it’s beyond me. He had heard of Michael’s attempt and alerted me to it so I’ve been tracking both of them over their rides.
I can’t even get my head around being able to do that distance in less than 44 hours, incredible, brilliant, superb, use any superlative you want.
I can’t even get my head around being able to do that distance in less than 44 hours, incredible, brilliant, superb, use any superlative you want.
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