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Good luck to you both anyway!
You don't know anyone who would be looking for someone like me (for example!!) to work in Paris for a year next year do you? I will have brushed up on my elementary A level french by then! am thinking of coming over for a year.
Plenty of time though as I said.
School run.... see ya! x
Thanks, will discuss nearer the time...hopefully my french will be better by next year, starting a french business course in january. But we shall see next year, i'll see you before that anyway i hope!
Jelly/cooper-look forward to seeing you in a few weeks...guy! why arent you coming?
Laura - due to my popularity, I've managed to double book myself on 'Social' night and can't now make it. Will be going to the next one though
Getting back to P-V for a minute. I'll be collecting my dossard on Saturday afternoon probably. Anyone want to meet for coffee in that brasserie at Porte de Versaille opposite the entrance to the expo?
Rach coffee would be very good. Please pass on my best wishes for Sunday to Patouka and safe journey home etc. etc. Btw how did your 15 miler go?
Guy, I was looking forward to seeing you at the social, never mind it will be Paris or the CP 10. Are you running or marshalling that one?
Hi Jelly, how the devil are you? It's typical. I don't go out for weeks on end, then all of a sudden have 2 things on on the same night. Am trying to rearrange things to get to the social, but it's not looking promising at the mo.
I will be at P-V and definately will be at CP10. I'm racing that one,but will be in the Patch for the remainder of the day (seeing as it's only a 2 minute staggers home!!)
Any idea what sort of time I should be aiming for for the CP10 based on a 43ish 10km? Never ran one before.
Guy-nothing could be more interesting than seeing us!
Guy I'm pretty good at the moment, still being attended to by the physio, although not for the calf! I'm especially looking forward to the CP 10, I've decided to use it to have a serious go at my 10 PB as a run up to a crack at my half in December. Is the CB 10 course as flat and fast as I'm led to believe? Looking forward to celebrating in the pub after, I've a long drive home after so it may just be a lemonade!
P.S. Yes, I am deprived. Is it that obvious?!
"Well you shake it to the left, you shake it to the right, you do the hippy shake shake, with all of your might.....oh baby......"
(Bet you sing that all day now)
JB - The CP10 is flat as a pancake. In fact the British 10 mile record was set on it it's that quick. Some stick thin chappy ran it in 48 minutes or so which is just plain silly
Coops in answer to your question. You should be aiming for 70-73 mins based on Cransley time and the fact that this course doesn't have a hill in sight and it'll be about 30 degrees cooler will also be a bonus
I love hill me