Route Map and Elevation Profile

Map Key:

Games 100 event route line in red

V icons – London 2012 Games Venues:

Olympic Park/Stadium; Greenwich Park; The O2; Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich; Box Hill Road Cycle Race route

C icons – Checkpoints: see list

F icons - LDWA Founders sites: Tanners Hatch YH, Blatchford Memorial Seat; Steer's Field; Blatchford Down; Peaslake Old Post Office; Pitch Hill Toposcope

Points of interest listed in route order

Route Statistics:

160.6Km (100.4 miles) 2,993m (9,820ft) ascent 251m (823ft) maximum height

LDWA Games 100 - Summary Report closed in, London skyline views. These routes are an important resource for

many fledgling long distance walkers to cut their teeth. The 2012 100 was the LDWA's 40th such event and it had three themes: With a seemingly relatively benign route, one aim had been to enable as celebrating the LDWA's 40th year; and marking the remarkable conjunction in many entrants as possible to complete, and so a lot of support was provided 2012 of the Olympic Games coming to the UK and HM The Queen's Diamond at some 20 facilities, including the two HQs in schools at Hackney Wick and Jubilee. The 100-mile route started next to the main Olympic Park, and en Windsor and the breakfast checkpoint in a third school at Holmbury St Mary. route passed four other London 2012 Games venues. It then swung south into As ever these were staffed by LDWA groups and supporters who showed the chalk and greensand Surrey Hills, visiting five sites that remember two of their usual patience and care for increasingly bedraggled walkers, while the LDWA's Founders, Alan Blatchford and Chris Steer, to finish with a sight contending with the occasional plumbing issue as village halls' modest of Windsor Castle just as the nation celebrated the Royal Jubilee on the systems were sorely tested, and groups were thankful for good support from extended Bank Holiday weekend. the halls' hirers. Hopefully these minor crises were not too apparent to the Little did anyone expect the British weather to play its usual Bank Holiday customers! It is always a source of amazement and great credit to the tricks and even Royal influence and 60 years notice could not provide the volunteers that these disparate groups assemble each year to work hoped-for conditions. So it was that what might have been a relatively benign harmoniously, just as if they did it every day! route by 100 standards became a real challenge, with heavy rains, sodden A majority of entrants elected to use the buses across from Windsor to the ground and treacherous surfaces especially on the chalk hills. Hypothermia start, and it was with some trepidation that we waited for the seven coaches to was now a real risk, while a week earlier heat stroke might have been more arrive, but they did, and on time, partly thanks to the careful planning and likely! And to cap it all, just after the last walker finished, the sun came out and organisation of the Windsor parking, some offsite. the unseen views returned! Good armies march on their stomachs and it was as well that plenty of In keeping with these event themes, the walkers were set off by Rutfur supplies had been ordered and that there were local stores nearby for the Rahman, Executive Mayor of Tower Hamlets, one of the Olympic Host very few necessary top ups! In keeping with the sustainable aims of the Boroughs. He thanked the LDWA for highlighting the fine walkways in his LDWA and the 2012 Games, the first checkpoint was operated almost entirely borough that would soon be used by Games spectators as they walk to the by public transport, the crew coming by train and the groceries supplied direct Games venues. Before the Mayor, the LDWA's third and surviving Founder, by the helpful shop opposite! After this walkers crossed the Thames, but Barbara Blatchford, spoke recalling the early 100s, remarking on the enduring underneath, in a foot tunnel, perhaps the first time a 100 has gone below sea LDWA ethos of the personal challenge and the role of volunteers. Walkers level, on ironically maybe the driest section of the route. were soon away, led by Ann Sayer, into Victoria Park, and across onto the Regents Canal, with the first 20 miles or so offering much more waterside and The success of 100s also depends on reliable communications about retirees park walking, along with woods and commons. Perhaps this was surprising for and for temporarily lost souls, and RAYNET were on hand as usual with their those not familiar with London's main walking routes, with their green calm and good humoured, while well organised and equipped teams, these corridors, and their heritage interest that here included the new Cutty Sark, linking well with the event's own transport, tracking and sweep teams. Maritime Greenwich, the Thames Barrier and, before the weather

Professional first aiders were on hand at the breakfast and finish and they had Organising Committee: a couple of tricky incidents to deal with, but very fortunately no significant injuries among the walkers, despite the slippery surfaces on the trails, though Checkpoints/Marshals/Sweeps: Neil Higham by the end there were a lot of sore feet! Finally at the finish, a special menu of 'Jubilee dishes' was on offer, with a brief unscheduled appearance by HM and Checkpoints: David Yorston, Lynn Yorston Kate at the servery (or was it!). Earlier, en route near Biggin Hill, the famous wartime airfield, a Spitfire was performing overhead, and several checkpoints Catering: Janet Chapman sported Jubilee bunting, while a few brave street parties were seen, just some Eastern HQ Coordinators: Paula Buckton, Gordon Parker of the finishing touches so carefully planned by the organisers and groups. Western HQ Coordinator: John Elrick Every 100 involves several years of planning and each has its special features. With the urban nature of the first section and inevitably more road 100s Coordinator/Risk Assessment: Abigail Elrick crossings than usual, both a team of route marshals and a lot of special signage were used to make the walkers' journey easier and safer, based on a Entries: Norman Corrin detailed risk assessment. There was even a small support team, the 'Task Force' that included two people cycling ahead of the leaders to deal with Equipment: Chris Baines Holmes unexpected incidents, fortunately none! There were contingency plans for a Marshals Walk: David Yorston, Lynn Yorston wide variety of incidents. Walkers may be surprised that permission is needed for access by large events for most of the route to Greenwich, though for Organiser: Paul Lawrence individuals or small groups, no consents to walk are needed. With so many very much larger events that weekend, gaining all of these permissions was Merchandise Lynn Yorston tortuous and delayed. Similarly the last section through the Great Park to Windsor had an event consent for daylight access only, though those having Publicity: Linda Ashwell to use the night route took it with good humour, or were past caring, except if Risk Assessment/Permissions/Signage/Event Task Force: Colin Saunders splashed by passing cars! The route description was detailed, and it was checked, amended, verified and monitored by a team of route wardens Route Editor: Tony Gorman feeding back to the route editor. Secretary: Douglas Robinson As appropriate in the 2012 Olympic Games year, the event leaves a few legacies. The 100s template website is being adopted by future 100 events Transport/RAYNET Liaison: Nigel Schofield and is expected to soon offer a platform that organisers of other smaller LDWA events can utilise. There is also enough walkers' signage to last many Treasurer: Kathy LoRaso more 100s! Some may be motivated to come back and see more of London in the best way, on foot, and the route will become an LDP. However the legacy many will remember is completing the 100-mile walk and, even if not getting all the way or if doing vital work supporting or marshalling, now being able to say 'I was there'. Paul Lawrence, Organiser Route Summary promoted routes. These are the Green Chain Walk and the Capital Ring; both join suprisingly green islands of parks, commons and ancient woods, passing Eltham's Palace, and its nearby College, where Chariots of Fire Olympian Eric The 100-mile event route linked up many of the major London 2012 Games Liddell went to school. The event then headed out into the country to touch on venues, together with sites with Royal significance, and not least it visited the London Loop and pass near to the home of Charles Darwin, itself a World several sites in Surrey that have long been associated with the LDWA's Heritage Site applicant, and walk in Darwin's footsteps across his meadows. Founders, since its formation in 1972. As a 'route with a purpose' the walk made an arc south around London, passing through strongly contrasting Reaching Surrey, the route now included some of the downland ridge landscapes, and taking in many landmarks and heritage sites, themselves traversed by the North Downs Way national trail, to reach Box Hill, soon to be well worth a more leisurely return visit. part of the most challenging section of the route of the 2012 Olympic Road Cycle Race that used its switchback zigzags. Now in the Surrey Hills AONB, A route outline, the HQ and Checkpoint locations are shown on the Route the next section linked four of the LDWA Founders' sites: Tanners Hatch Map page, along with London 2012 Games venues and LDWA Founders Youth Hostel, with its seat in memory of Alan Blatchford; Steer's Field named sites. In order to provide the best chance for completions, there was much after Chris Steer; the small shop in Peaslake village that was once the Old support along the route, with some 17 main checkpoints as well as a Post Office and where a small notice advertising an early challenge event, the temporary eastern start base and a full western Windsor HQ. Most Tanners Marathon, brought these two Founders together; and finally Pitch checkpoints were indoors but several in the middle sections were tented. Hill, where a toposcope remembers them. There were distant views later to Blatchford Down, the fifth Founders' site, off-route. On the event, many London 2012 Games venues came quickly into focus on the 100's initial urban traversed these chalk and greensand hills and forests at night, often on section that used many walkways that had been upgraded for the Games intricate paths, providing a navigational challenge. This section used some of spectators who flocked there a few weeks later. Linking from the Queen the Greensand Way, along the ridgelines. While in the Surrey Hills, the 100's Elizabeth Olympic Park area, skirting Victoria Park (with Queen Victoria the breakfast checkpoint was at a welcoming and well-equipped small school only other British monarch to reign over 60 years) it included some of the nestling in the hills near Holmbury St Mary. No Surrey Hills section would be Jubilee Greenway walking route along canals to reach the main Thames complete without the hilltop downland church of St Martha's, again on the waterfront, with views away west to the London skyline. It then passed among North Downs Way. the soaring towers of Canary Wharf, London's 'Manhattan on Thames', a private estate whose planners very much had walkers in mind, here touching On flatter terrain the route then crossed the Surrey heathlands and the valley the London Marathon route. of the River Wey to reach Windsor. Here by consent of the Crown Estate, a traverse of Windsor Great Park was possible in the light for many (with an Reaching the Thames again opened the classic view south across the river, to alternative night route) to end the 100 miles through parts of the designated the World Heritage Site of Maritime Greenwich where the London 2012 Royal Landscape and along the Long Walk just before the Diamond Jubilee Games equestrian events were held in Greenwich Park - Greenwich became day itself. Finally to the finish close by at the HQ school in Windsor and a well- a Royal Borough in 2012. Then passing the Cutty Sark that re-opened in April earned welcoming cheer from the assembled supporters! 2012, and onwards along the Thames, another Games venue soon came into view, the North Greenwich Arena, better known as the O2 or Millennium While England's south-east cannot offer the greater hills of some other recent Dome. Passing the Thames Barrier, the route then linked to the new London LDWA 100s, the 2012 route included some 10,000 ft of ascent and descent, 2012 Olympic shooting and Paralympic archery venue at the Royal Artillery so was no pushover. Barracks, via two more walking routes forming parts of London's network of Route Description Team Map sold out, with well over 500 bought, and with its waterproof paper, surviving the ordeal in the rain. Quite a few entrants took advantage of a GPS supplier's special event offer, using OS mapping on their GPS instead of After initial route description development by the Route Editor, route wardens checked allocated sections. Route checkers periodically walked the full event paper maps, though most people still relied on paper maps. route to check the description, and identify any improvements, enforced changes and issues. The editor made changes, working in conjunction with Merchandise - Garments the route risk assessment. The wardens then verified amendments. The orders for the garments were slow to start with. We released the order Route Editor: Tony Gorman forms onto our web page in February. This was to allow initial production in time for the Marshal’s event in May. We placed an interim order soon after Route wardens: Alan Smith, Keith Warman, Neil Higham, Don Bolton, that event and then a final one after the Main event in June. We sold a total of Janet Chapman, Clive West 123 printed T-shirts and 143 embroidered polo and sweat shirts and handled a total of over £3,700 in sales, including post and packing. The only garment Route checkers: Avril Stapleton, John Esslemont, Brian Harwood, left unsold was actually produced by mistake and therefore not charged for. If Dave Challenger, David Findel-Hawkins, Merrian anyone has any thoughts on what we can do with it, please get back to us. It Lancaster, Tony Cartwright, Mary Dumble, David Yorston, Mike Hyland, Don Bolton, Don Newman, is a T-shirt size XXXL and measures a 56” chest! Norma Williams, Janet Chapman, Keith Warman, Neil Higham, Merv Nutburn, Fiona Nutburn, Paul Suppliers Lawrence The following suppliers were used by the event on a commercial basis: Event Technology and Mapping Harvey Maps Event souvenir map LDWA 100s are fairly low-tech events, but on this 100 some new technology Ordnance Survey Paper Explorer mapping was used, with online entry (OLE) by more than 80%, and the OLE set-up Tracklogs Digital mapping enabled bulk emailing as an effective way to update almost all entrants Horseman Coaches Coach transport together and to save printing and postage, as well as much reducing the Running Imp Signage admin workload, securing the data centrally, and handling almost 250 entries Surrey Ambulance Service First Aid on the opening day. The OLE database was also set up to enable a ballot SI Entries Online entry, database, bulk email process, had this been needed. Sainsbury's Provisions and consumables Equinox (Island Gardens) CP1 provisions The event website was built with an extended version of the local groups' RB Windsor & Maidenhead Car parking templates, augmented to provide interactive mapping, showing the full route Advertees Garments line and points of interest, and providing downloads of the route description, Tolley Badges Badges trackfiles, a supporting route narrative about the heritage and sights along the OU Print Services Certificates route, photo galleries, and transport suggestions and facilities listings, and Marquee2hire/Toilets + Ltd Tent/portaloo hire results, with over 100,000 page-views. The special souvenir illustrated Harvey Thrifty (Slough) Vehicle hire Start Speeches Our third event theme is the Royal Diamond Jubilee and you will end passing As these were not heard by some starters, they are included here. near Windsor Castle while the nation starts to celebrate the jubilee on this special weekend in British history. Event Organiser: Paul Lawrence After the event the LDWA will be promoting the route as a Games legacy for Good morning ladies and gentlemen, and a warm welcome to you all and the public by making it a long distance path and enabling everyone to walk all thank you for taking part in the LDWA Games 100, whether as a walker, a or part of it at their own speed and their own way as part of the Inspire project, supporter, a spectator or a marshal. I am from the event organising group and making it fully inclusive to anyone who likes to walk. A small programme of I am pleased to be joined by Barbara Blatchford, the surviving Founder of the shorter public Inspire walks is continuing and is open to all. LDWA and one of our two Vice Presidents, and by the Executive Mayor of Tower Hamlets, Mayor Lutfur Rahman, who will very shortly set you off. We Unusually for an LDWA 100, the first part of the route is urban and is in two know you are all raring to go so we will be brief! Olympic Host Boroughs. These are Tower Hamlets, where you are now and that includes the Excel, a 2012 venue you will see later across the Thames, As you will have noticed by now if you have looked across at the stadium, you and Greenwich where you will pass the equestrian and shooting venues. We are right next to the Olympic Park where in 54 days time the eyes of the world hope that by passing through these boroughs we may bring our challenging will focus on the opening of the 30th Olympiad. We may all remember those recreation to the attention of new audiences in these culturally diverse momentous words that 'the Games of the 30th Olympiad is awarded to communities that owe much of their origins and mix of groups to Britain's ...... London!' maritime history as a trading nation. As you walk along some of the splendid modern walkways in the Mayor's Borough you will see that the planners had To engage with the Games the LDWA started to plan the event you are about walkers in mind. to start in 2007, liaising with ODA (represented today by Simon Jay who manages their 'green' transport programme) and with LOCOG who have Before we move to the LDWA founders theme, a couple of operational points. recognised the Games 100 project under their Inspire programme. The route You will see lots of signs on the route but they are not all ours! So only follow uses many walkways that Games spectators will soon use. No doubt many of the yellow ones with 'LDWA 100'! When you walk away from here, please the public will be inspired by your challenge to walk just the short distances in follow behind Ann Sayer MBE, the second LDWA Vice President, with the red and between the Olympic venues, when they hear that you have walked 100 and black LDWA umbrella, for just a short way until you get into Victoria Park miles to link them! This will help make this a greener Games. where you are free to go as fast as you like! Finally, while the event is a challenge, it is for you to enjoy so please have a good time! And a special We are also remembering the founding of the LDWA as we celebrate by wish to all of you trying for your first 100 - on the Marshals Walk I was one of passing five sites in Surrey associated with the founders about whom Barbara you and once you complete I can tell you that you will get quite a buzz! So do will say more in a minute - she along with husband Alan, and friend Chris keep going! Steer, founded the LDWA in 1972. Now I'll hand over to Barbara…

LDWA Founder and Vice President: Barbara Blatchford. How times have changed! But you will still find the same camaraderie around (Barbara is a former Principal Public Rights of Way Officer in Surrey) the route as in the early days.

As Paul has indicated, this is a very different and very special 100 which The other founders of the LDWA, Alan Blatchford and Chris Steer, would be manages to combine a celebration of two National events with the LDWA's immensely proud of what the LDWA continues to achieve and that in recent own 40th birthday celebrations. I would like to start by thanking the organising years membership has grown by over 7% annually. The route passes by committee for all the weeks of work they have put in devising, researching, Blatchford Down, Steer's Field, and the toposcope on Pitch Hill - dedicated to walking out and writing up the route; liaising with Councils, committees and the founders. It passes Tanners Hatch youth hostel, and the Old Post Office mapmakers and seeking out and booking venues. I would also like to thank at Peaslake associated with the Tanners Marathon where Chris first met Alan the many local groups and individuals who you will meet manning checkpoints - leading to the formation of the LDWA. around the route. I hope you enjoy the challenge of walking 100 miles in the beautiful All this voluntary work exemplifies the spirit of the LDWA which was there countryside much loved by the founders and visiting Olympic venues. from the start as an organisation founded and run by walkers for walkers, where committee members and walk organisers are also active participants. I will now hand over to the Executive Mayor of Tower Hamlets, Lutfur Rahman In contrast to competitive games, the challenge of a challenge walk is a to set you off in a few moments...... personal one, you can set your own personal goal, you are not competing against other entrants. This enables men and women of all ages to take part Executive Mayor of Tower Hamlets, Lutfur Rahman in the same event. The LDWA is also the only voluntary organisation that I know which is able to produce three high quality magazines per year, of over Mayor Rahman welcomed the walkers to his Olympic Host Borough (the Excel 100 pages, without a single advert appearing on any page; and to distribute was an Olympic venue) and thanked them for choosing his Borough to start them to over 7000 members. their epic walk and wished them well. At 10 am he set the walkers off.

The first 100 - The Downsman 100 - was organised with the spirit of optimism and naivety in 1973, just 15 months after the LDWA was founded. Neither we nor most of the walkers had any experience of a similar event to draw on. From the start at Winchester 123 walkers set off along the South Downs to Eastbourne. 66 completed the event but only two of them were ladies. I am pleased to say that we now have many more ladies participating. Most checkpoints were run from tents and communication along the Downs was difficult (before the era of mobile phones) and we had wrongly thought that most retirements would take place over the second half of the walk. In fact, most people who got to the breakfast checkpoint completed the 100. I have completed four 100s, but can honestly say that I never been so tired as I was at the end of that first one, when I spent 48 hours helping to man the start, finish and various checkpoints along the route (with two small children in tow). Summary Event Statistics

Completions of 30, 20 and 10 100s. For the main walk event, of the 524 paid entrants when entries closed, 488 started the walk on the main event first day on 2 June 2012 and 383 finished the full 100 miles, with 105 retiring, a success rate of over 78%. On the Congratulations to those who completed 30, 20 and 10 100s on this event! marshals' walk, 33 out of 43 starters finished, a similar success rate. These were all on the main walk:

With some 542 people entering during the initial registration period, against a Most 100s: Roger Cole - 39 ballot threshold of 550, no ballot was needed and all already qualified, or who planned to qualify, were offered a place. Non-members were accepted, with 30 100s: Shirley Hume checks to ensure the correct fee was paid. Those yet to qualify were offered a conditional place. After the inevitable refunded withdrawals before refunds 20 100s: Andrew Boulden closed, including those who failed to gain a qualifier, 524 paid to enter. In all Mark Edwards some 598 registrations were received for the main walk, but this figure Terry Griffiths includes some duplicates and those who did not subsequently pay the entry Tom Hughes fee. It also includes the further registrations received after entries were Neil Mansfield reopened following the initial registration period. About 80% entered online. 10 100s: Janet Eames There were 17 completing their 10th 100 and 5 their 20th 100, all remarkable Sue England achievements, with all of these on the main walk event and none on the Hilary Farren marshals' walk. One person, Shirley Hume, completed her 30 100s! The Alan Gray highest number of qualifying completions* is now 39, with Roger Cole again John Gurnhill finishing, a remarkable record! The roll of honour is below. Margaret Mary Haley Nick Ham On the main walk, out of 137 attempting to do so, some 90 (66%) completed Dennis Jacobs their first 100. On the marshals' walk two more completed their first 100, with Anthony Jenner another two retiring. Jerzy Matuszewski Bill Mcdonnell The average age of all main walk paying entrants was 54.8 years. Of the main Arthur Metcalfe walk starters about 75% were male and 25% female, with completion rates of Edward Podmore 76% and 87% respectively. The oldest main walk finisher was 76 and the David Sheldon youngest 25, both are ladies. Colin Travis Kathy Tytler John Willer The last main walk finishers had just 7 minutes to spare, after an epic dash across Windsor Great Park helped by their skilful pace-making sweep! Cheers greeted them! * Qualifying completions – In 1990 there were two 100s but only one may be counted towards the 10, 20, 30 and 40 completion targets.

Eastern HQ Special thanks to the marshals at the distant outpost of the O2 clip point. We were fortunate to have the use of Gainsborough Primary School in Hackney Wick as a base for registering and welcoming everyone. Massive East HQ & Route Marshals up to & including the O2 appreciation is due to the head, schoolkeeper, kitchen manager and school business manager for all their help and the way they gave us open access to Anja Eichen the building. Ann Sayer Colin Hillsden Many people transferred by coach from Windsor and registration on the coach Corinne Thompson worked well: thank you to all the marshals who made the process smooth. Dave Williams Deepanjan Kanungo The playground shelter was a very convenient baggage drop area, big Dorothy Shepherd enough to easily separate breakfast and finish bags. It was also convenient Godfrey O'Callaghan Gordon Parker for loading them all into the baggage van! Graenia Colhoun For those who arrived directly at Gainsborough School signs and marshals at Hazel Stokes Ishita Kanungo Hackney Wick station ensured they did not get lost. The registration team – on Joelle Paul the top floor up several flights of stairs – provided an efficient service. I was Kathy Loraso surprised how many people had not read their instructions properly and Landy Tong arrived to register after 9.30 apparently not realising that they had to move Lavoga Nurse immediately to the Start. Lonica Vanclay Melissa Butcher The school dining hall on the first floor was full and became very warm and Mike Butcher airless: the noise of excited anticipation, lubricated by tea and biscuits, was Norman Corrin Paul Tilley deafening! It was essential to have a loud hailer to get people moving towards Paula Buckton the start. This was perhaps 10 minutes walk away and we wanted everyone Peter Holbertson there in time for the speeches and the 10 am start. Peter Russell Steve Garnsey Because of narrow pavements, road crossings and several twists and turns, Susanne Waldschmidt the first quarter mile of the event route was in a led column with crossing Teresa Griffith marshals on hand to avoid confrontations between walkers and traffic (both vehicular and pedestrian). More marshals were stationed at the road crossing and of course LDWA Cornwall & Devon Group - see Checkpoints listing. between the two halves of Victoria Park and at the exit from the Park to Baggage Team (initially at EHQ): Regents Canal, and then where the towpath narrowed under a bridge immediately before Limehouse Basin. Ian Sykes, Edith Sykes, Ruth Griffiths, John Wood

Gordon Parker Western HQ & Finish – Trevelyan Middle School, · Cornwall and Devon Group, led by Hazel Bound, not only provided marshals for the coaches and did on-coach registration, but Windsor marshalled at the Start and went on to staff Sunningdale CP.

Many thanks to all the Western HQ marshals for being so flexible, working so Given the lateral 100 route from Hackney to Windsor the Western HQ (WHQ) needed to perform a mix of rôles: hard and remaining cheerful, despite the unrelenting rain and cold! Two things help sum up the weekend’s “carry on regardless” spirit: the marshals who · Providing the usual facilities required of a 100 Finish, such as volunteered to drive out from Windsor to checkpoints along the route to help catering, first aid, hot showers, sleeping accommodation and car bring in retirees and the school’s neighbours who doggedly went ahead with parking for participants and marshals. their Jubilee street party and entertained us with their impressive fireworks display! · Operating as the Event HQ for the weekend as soon as the Eastern HQ wound down after the start. This meant that functions such as Western HQ staff: event control, route adviser, RAYNET communications, tracking and HQ Planning and Co-ordination: co-ordination and baggage needed to be located at the Western HQ. John Elrick · Providing extra event support such as managing and marshalling the coaches to the Start and running the checkpoint in Windsor Great Event Control: Park. John Elrick We were fortunate to find a suitable location, Trevelyan Middle School, Gail Elrick situated close to Windsor Great Park. The school was very helpful in providing Norman Corrin facilities and support. Route Adviser: Western HQ drew on resources from four main LDWA groups: Tony Gorman · London Group members doubled up at the Start and Finish, coming over to help at Windsor for the rest of the weekend after they finished Event Catering Manager: their duties at Hackney. Janet Chapman

· Thames Valley Group, led by Pat Endacott, did sterling service in HQ Catering: running car parking on different sites in and around the school and in manning outdoor operations in very wet and uncomfortable Peter & Christine Haslam conditions. Paul, Sue and Beverly Raine Andrew, Joanne and Jack Griffin · East Lancs Group, led by Peter Haslam, maintained a steady flow of Paul and Craig Allen delicious hot food for 24 hours without being too distracted by a flying Ian Hamilton visit from the Royals! Andrew Hayhurst Barbara Shelton O’Callaghan, Joelle Paul, Ivan Rutter, Ann Sayer, Nigel Schofield, Dorothy June Reader Shepherd, Keith Togood, Landy Tong, Nick Vanson, Wendy Vanson, Hilary Scott Madeleine Watson, Vala West, Alf Wheeler, Pam Wheeler, Matthew

Whitmore, Tony Willey. (Not forgetting cameo rôles by Lizzie Queen and The Duchess of Cambridge). Thanks also to: Baggage: RAYNET (communications) They offered expertise and patience, Ian Sykes Edith Sykes particularly in helping to deal with cases of walkers who went missing. Ruth Griffiths John Wood Surrey Ambulance Service (first aid) This was their first time helping on a walking event but they coped admirably, despite being stunned at the variety of feet problems they encountered. Tracking and Monitoring: Trevelyan Middle School The Head, Business Manager, staff and Site Ken Falconer Manager. The Site Manager deserves a special mention for twice fixing the Isobel Falconer hot water in the showers when the pilot light went out! Peter Schick ...and the school’s caterers, Cater Link Ltd. They provided helpful support and guidance. Merchandise: Horseman Coaches They arrived in good time and got entrants to the Start Lynn Yorston more quickly than we had anticipated. Coaches to the Start - Coach Marshals and In-Coach Registration: The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead The Royal Borough Coach 1 - Gail Elrick and Susan Cannell helped with school catering matters and agreed to hire out 100 parking Coach 2 - Ann Evans and Rose Olver spaces for the weekend when our original parking arrangements fell through. Coach 3 - Annette Merchant and Pat Edmunds Coach 4 - Rose Wood and Gill Kingwell, Hazel Bound and Kieran Ryan Coach 5 - Terry Bound and Marian Jewson, Anthony Grimes and Geoff John Elrick Grimster-Shepherd

HQ Support (including Windsor Great Park CP):

Shahina Ahmed, Malcolm Baker, Barry Boddy, Hannah Brown, Martin Burnell, Yvette Burnell, Susan Cannell, Peter Cowlyn, Tony Deall, Claire Duncan, Pat Endacott, John Esslemont, Ken Fancett, Peter Forrest, Steve Garnsey, Andrew Gilbertson, Gill Howe, Anushka Howell, Chris Ketteringham, Paul Lawrence, Martin Lawson, Kathy LoRaso, Mike Meehan, Godfrey Route Liaison Report an event was necessary, even where de facto public access existed. A warning: landowners are entitled to charge for using their land e.g. for a checkpoint, or where there is no right of way, but some may try to charge My duties consisted mainly of carrying out a risk assessment of the route, simply for following a right of way, and this should be strenuously resisted. organising route signage and liaising with landowners, highway authorities, police and emergency services, as well as what we decided to call The risk assessment identified several places where the proposed route ‘routesiders’. These were residents and businesses beside or near the route would have been hazardous at night, and other hazards such as busy roads and checkpoints, whom we thought might be affected by or concerned about at all times, flying golf balls in the daytime, and exposed roots, barbed wire, the large number of people passing their premises and using the checkpoints rickety stiles etc, that are no problem in daylight but could have been in the at night. This was all fairly straightforward but very time-consuming. dark – hence the large number of warnings in the route description! Our main

concern was the potential for accidents on the large number of busy roads This 100 route was unusual in having almost all of its initial London urban crossed (many more than is the case for most 100s), and it seems that the section and its final section at Windsor not on public rights of way. At the combination of signage, warnings in the route description and common sense London end, the event date coincided with many major Jubilee events in helped to avoid this altogether. public parks and the authorities were not able to provide event consents until very late in the timetable, this giving the team many headaches in the run-up. We printed 2,000 copies of a leaflet to be delivered to about 1,500 There was also liaison with ODA, the Olympic Development Authority, to routesiders, leaving spares for handing out to other interested parties such agree a start location, with access to the Olympic Park itself not possible. as casual callers at checkpoints. As well as warning about the event, this

Landowners should be contacted at the earliest possible opportunity, in case provides an opportunity to promote the LDWA. The number of routesiders was estimated from observation and by close inspection of the route on any problems affect the proposed route. Many were identifiable from signs on Google Earth, and the leaflets were delivered by a team of volunteers. the property and maps or personal knowledge. However, not all landowners There’s no point in contacting routesiders until a week or two before the date, wish to be identified for some reason! It was possible to get most of them as most will have forgotten about it otherwise – and this gives them less time through rights of way officers at the relevant highway authority (for us these to make trouble! (In fact, nearly all the response we got from routesiders was were the London Boroughs of Tower Hamlets and Bromley, Surrey County positive and supportive.) Council and the Royal Boroughs of Greenwich and of Windsor and

Maidenhead), but after many enquiries several areas refused to divulge their Route signage consisted mainly of warnings to participants of approaching ownership, which seems to have got lost in the passage of time. The Land busy roads, and ‘walkers crossing’ signs on the roads themselves (placed Registry was as helpful as it could be but were unable to carry out a detailed 200-300 metres away from the crossing point in both directions to give investigation unless we paid a fortune in charges, so we decided to assume enough warning at speed). Direction signs were also put up to guide people permission in the absence of anything to the contrary. from the car parks to the coach pick-up at Windsor, from Hackney Wick

Station to the registration point, from there to the start, and along the final Of course, you don’t need permission to follow public rights of way, as most of quarter mile from Windsor Great Park to the finish. In all there were 157 signs our route did, but it’s courteous to inform landowners that 500 people will be and 3 self-clips, which being spread over more than 100 miles took three days tramping through their property, and this is usually greatly appreciated and to install and two days to remove. can pay dividends when information or help is needed in the area. Some parts of our route went along paths that were not rights of way, then permission for On the event itself, I was in charge of the Task Force, which consisted of Permissions and Assistance myself and driver in a vehicle, covering the whole route (supported by other event officials to allow us some sleep) plus two cyclists who covered the The event is grateful for advice on, help with or tolerance of access to or use Greater London part of the route on the Saturday only. We had prepared of their property from landowners and particular individuals in these contingencies to deal with problems such as road closures, missing signs, organisations, and for assistance from the emergency services: fallen branches, broken bridges, flooding etc and carried spare signs and Landowners tools to cope with them as best we could, but in the event they were not necessary. This was good for the participants but slightly disappointing for us! Albury Estate Although the marshals’ walk had been affected by flooding, the only problem Beddlestead Farm on the main event was an irate horse trainer whose field the route crossed, Buckland Estate and we were on hand to ensure that the horses weren’t spooked as the trainer Canal & River Trust (formerly British Waterways) feared. Canary Wharf Estate Chislehurst Commons Conservators Crown Estate Colin Saunders Denbies Vineyard Discover Greenwich Signage Team: Environment Agency Dave Williams London Forestry Commission Bill Thompson London Friends of the Hurtwood Paul Lawrence London Gatton Estate Colin Saunders London Guildford Borough Council Permissions: Greater London Authority Housing & Land Directorate Colin Saunders London Hoebridge Golf Centre Paul Lawrence London Horsell Common Preservation Society Gordon Parker London London Borough of Bromley Task Force: London Borough of Tower Hamlets Colin Saunders London London Residential Management (Dunbar Wharf) Judith Griffiths London London Wildlife Trust Chris Dent London Meridian Sports & Social Club Graham Butler Vanguards Mile End Park Stadium Routesider Leaflets: Millwall Rugby Club Colin Saunders London Mudchute Park and Farm Dave Williams London National Trust Neil Higham Kent Onslow Estate Gordon Parker London Pedal & Spoke, Peaslake Linda Ashwell Thames Valley Queenwood Golf Club Janet Chapman Surrey Reigate Hill Golf Club Paul Lawrence London Royal Borough of Greenwich Don Bolton London Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead Don Newman Kent Royal Museums Greenwich Southern Railway Some of Your Event Feedback: Surrey County Council Surrey Wildlife Trust Tandridge District Council A big thank you to everyone involved in organising such a fantastic event and The O2 to all the people at the various checkpoints who ensured we had plentiful food Waverley Borough Council and drinks, support and encouragement. It's an experience I will never forget West Kent Golf Club and I will always look at my certificate and badge with pride of achievement. Woldingham Golf Club Woldingham School Gareth Gordon-Wilkin Wotton Estate I could write pages about my enthusiasm for the Games 100. It was very Individuals different as we all knew it would be, and I found the London start full of interest - the Olympic Stadium then beautiful, elegant Cutty Sark and the Mark Beaumont (Friends of the Hurtwood) sights along the Thames. It was lovely to walk through the parks that are the Peter Cairns green lungs of the city, going up Shooters Hill out of Woolwich with all of Nick Day (Crown Estate) London spread out below and then off to Kent and Surrey. Everything worked David Diaper (National Trust) well: transport to the Start, welcoming checkpoints as always and really Alison Denning (London Borough of Tower Hamlets) excellent food - I have put on weight and I didn't even eat my way to the Philip Everett (Crown Estate) Finish. Accolades for all the finishers, the ones who did amazing times, and of Steve Fry (Surrey Wildlife Trust) course those with huge courage who got back with minutes to spare. The Philippa Gates (Surrey County Council) weather could not be arranged and it was the mud that finished me. However, Jenny Humphreys (Walk London) a wonderful walk. Thank you. Tom Jarvis (Crown Estate) Simon Jay (Olympic Development Authority) Nigel Lewis David Kennington (National Trust) Brian Reader (Ramblers Footpaths Secretary for Surrey) Brilliantly organised given the added complicated logistics of a linear route Simon Rees (City Hall, London/LOCOG) and on reflection, now I am dry and warm, it was thoroughly enjoyable. Chris Stanley (Canal & River Trust) Surprisingly tough, I think this was for several reasons - firstly the monsoon- Jim Walker (Walk London) like rain which resulted in acute sense of humour failure particularly on Tony Wintle Sunday afternoon, and secondly I thought it would be easier than last year and it didn't feel any easier at all despite the absence of those Shropshire Emergency Services hills. Thanks to everyone who made this a unique, and enjoyable 100.

Metropolitan Police Rebecca Lawrence South Central Ambulance Service More feedback later.... South East Coast Ambulance Service Surrey Police Thames Valley Police Event Equipment and Tentage The nightmare arrived back in Brighton on the Monday afternoon. As the rain continued in Brighton until Thursday evening and the hire van had to be returned, the tents ended up on my living room floor, barely contained in a The Adventures of the Equipment Ferret. couple of blue plastic sheets. Friday and Saturday of that week were warm, sunny and windy and much drying took place - the last canvas tent, however, Equipment, in this context, is any non food or consumable item required but hung on for another (rainy) week by which time the smell in the living room not already existent at a checkpoint or the finish HQ. had become rather noticeable.

To equip17 checkpoints and the finish at Windsor over 50 different types of Did everything get to its appointed place on the day? Just about. A few items item were borrowed or bought, ranging from 5000 plastic cups to 1 pizza arrived at the wrong checkpoint or disappeared into the void. Thirty six hours wheel. These were 'warehoused' in Brighton and, as time went by and the list of rain didn't help. Was it an interesting experience - yes, in the Confucian grew, a single car load became two, then a van load and finally two van loads. sense. Fortunately, the Groups' marshalling the checkpoints provided a great deal of their own equipment. Would I do it again? NOT if it involves tents!

The purchase of some items provided an insight into the 'just in time' stock Chris Baines-Holmes control system used by major retailers. I needed to provide 18 x 2 litre plastic jugs to be used on the checkpoints to serve fruit squash, the lubricant without which no LDWA event can operate. Tesco had the cheapest at 89p but even in a Superstore the supply proved erratic. As the jugs were not available on- line I went to the Customer Services desk to ask if I could order them. The 'lady who knows about this stuff' appeared, complete with her hand held computer terminal. She explained that the re-order level was 4 and couldn't be changed and the jugs could not be ordered. I would have to snatch the jugs off the shelves the moment they arrived for several months before the re-order level was affected. Subsequent visits to any Tesco I passed filled the requirement.

No such problem with on-line shopping. The required quantities were always available and delivery was often the following day. The only downside was the delivery cost for small items and the enormous delivery windows of some carriers. There was a week shortly before the event when I didn't get out much!

My abiding memory of the event, however, will be the tents. 6 were used in total, 3 canvas, 2 plastic and 1 nylon - 1 hired, the others borrowed. All were erected at their designated checkpoints in the dry. Then, dear readers, as you will remember, it rained and rained and rained...... By the end of the event the tents had turned into intractable water spilling monsters - wet canvas has a mind of its own, and the nylon tent, with its sewn-in groundsheet, was full of mud and leaves. Checkpoints, Sweeping and Closing Marshals nowhere left to park. This was not in the Games 100 Plan, nor in any contingency that we envisaged for this normally quiet community!

I believe that one of the best features of the LDWA is the ability of marshals in A big thank you to all the LDWA Groups who volunteered to operate a CP general, but particularly the non-indigenous ones, to cope with a) whatever (and not forgetting the Vanguards, of Vanguard Way fame, at CP2 Meridian). the organisers throw at them and b) wherever they are thrown – and the This meant that we were able to provide full cover throughout the event, Games 100 was certainly no exception! without having to terrorise any hesitant parties, although we were also grateful to a number of individuals who were able to supplement those groups We had attempted to book CP venues early, realising the possibility of a reporting smaller numbers, or who could only help out for a limited period. crowded upcoming Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Weekend (little did we realise at the time quite what the counter attractions would be!). Even so, one or two I would just like to say at this juncture that, perhaps contrary to popular belief, ‘ideal’ venues were unavailable such as near Woldingham (at 37 miles into no instructions were issued regarding the wearing of Jubilee hats and placing the route) or there was no suitably located indoor venue; a further booked bunting around the CPs, but many were joyously colourful this year, despite venue, CP16 Sunningdale, with a lease expiring, moved 300 yds ‘down the the appalling weather. road’ in December 2011, arguably to a better venue. David and Lynn Yorston were primarily responsible for sourcing and booking the CPs in the latter Information was posted on the Games 100 website providing a CP Overview, (western) half of the route, whilst those in the eastern half primarily fell under see the table, with CPs being classed as Major, Basic, Outdoors and Splash & the ambit of Paul Lawrence and Neil Higham. Whilst all Checkpoints (CPs) Dash. Whilst Major, Outdoors and the hopefully aptly named Splash & Dash had received a visit from some of the Organising Committee, it wasn’t (CP1, obviously) are essentially self-explanatory, the use of the word ‘Basic’ necessarily the same 3 or 4 who had been inside each venue, with perhaps may have not been fully appreciated by some entrants; these CPs offered a Mrs Janet ‘Catering’ Chapman having the most credits here. plentiful and even diverse supply of food, but the CPs themselves either had no cooking facilities - in fact, CP2 Meridian had no direct water supply to the The Marshals Walk, utilising 10 of the Main Event CPs but not the Start or Hall that we used, whilst CP4 Farnborough expressly forbade cooking - and/or Finish, provided clues for the real thing, with special attention focussed upon were considered totally unsuitable for cooking for 500 (e.g., CP3 Mottingham the Breakfast Stop at Belmont. At CP4 Farnborough, with just 12 marshals and CP6 Woldingham); in addition, these Basic CPs had little provision for arriving together the Church Centre seemed to be jam-packed with only these any sleeping space. (plus 3 CP staff); what would it be like on the Main Event, with potentially 70 or even more there at once? A change of CP venue was briefly considered, Fortuitously, these Basic CPs were all in the first 37 miles, which meant that but rejected (as none readily came to mind!) in favour of adding a gazebo we believed that we and, most importantly, you the entrants could cope, but it arrangement, hastily sourced via Mr Equipment (Chris Baines-Holmes), which did mean that the first ‘proper’ hot food (and cold chocolate mousses, of which just about coped with the situation. Apologies here primarily from Neil Higham a great number were left) was not until CP5 Biggin Hill, at 30 miles. From (CPs etc) and Paul Lawrence (Organiser) who were responsible both for the hereon, with the entrants being more spread out, the Outdoor CPs provided initial (internal) viewing and then booking the venue. Our excuse? Well, we some welcome respite between the better equipped (i.e. Major) CP Halls. definitely recognised that it was on the small size, with a tiny kitchen, but we just didn’t realise it was that small! Paul (the immediate past National As you would expect, each CP was unique and quirky in their own way, but Chairman) telephoned John (the leader for this CP, and the new National we hope provided a reasonable mix. A brief summary of the CPs and their Chairman, to boot) ahead of the Main Event, to both apologize and to warn host group is as follows: him. Incidentally, and perhaps unbeknownst to most entrants, 30 minutes before this CP opened there was utter chaos on the narrow road outside, CP1 Millwall Rugby Club (Splash & Dash). ‘Under the Arches’, this CP suddenly lost what with a Fire Engine - called out to investigate someone setting fire to its mains water supply on the eve of the Main Event, but thankfully normal service was something in the woods - attempting to turn around in ‘our’ space and then a restored ‘just in time’ on the Saturday morning, although contingency plans were in (scheduled) wedding party turning up, with cars strewn all over the place, and place with the helpful supermarket, Equinox, across the road. Had the Greenwich Foot Tunnel been out of commission, the alternative routes to the other side of the River for providing a good spread for the tired entrants who, in the last mile, had slithered Thames would have commenced here (as we felt that swimming proficiency shouldn’t down muddy slopes, and passed under, then over, motorways and railway lines. Next be an event entry requirement). Thanks to Wessex and Sussex Groups for combining across Reigate Hill Golf Club, past the Millennium Stones, onto the North Downs Way. here and spurring entrants on their way. CP8 Box Hill Village Hall (Major). The Hall was situated on the Olympic Road Cycle CP2 Meridian Sports & Social Club - 1st Floor (Basic). Early arrivals will have Race route (but did they notice it?). With overnight conditions - including slippery spotted the Car Boot Sale in the grounds - we had arranged to secure parking places slopes - having taken their toll, Heart of England Group dealt well with an unexpectedly for Raynet and our crew. No water on tap in the room that we were using but, being high number of retirements testing what should have been a large enough venue, aware of the situation beforehand, we used 30 or more of the 5L drinks bottles for keeping entrants' and their own spirits up. Now for the 250+ step descent of Box Hill! fetching water from ‘down the stairs and along the corridor’ (the normal larger and heavier ‘jerry cans’ would not have been ideal in this situation). Thanks to our only CP9 Tanners Hatch Youth Hostel (Outdoors). The hostel itself was incapable of non-LDWA group, the Vanguards Rambling Club, for coping well with the rush here. accommodating 500 walkers, but their grounds proved ideal. Normally inaccessible to motor vehicles, only frantic last minute phone calls secured approval for the RAYNET CP3 Mottingham Scouts HQ (Basic). With the field being a little more stretched out vehicle to be based there overnight. To discourage possible retirees, they were faced by now, BBN Group turned out in impressive numbers and were able to provide a with a ¾ mile uphill walk to the nearest road, meaning that there was then only a magnificent welcome (and spread) for the entrants at this most unprepossessing of further 5½ miles to Breakfast! Bristol & West Group, who hired the hostel for the sites. One of the event organising committee, living locally, later found 20 black dustbin weekend and were thus able to enjoy walking parts of the route, provided a grand bags of rubbish on his driveway! - by agreement. display in this most iconic of (walking) places. But how many entrants were compos mentis and registered the Alan Blatchford Memorial Seat? CP4 Farnborough St Giles Church Centre (Basic). It was at this point that we felt the ‘real’ countryside began. Our contact here was the appropriately named Liz CP10 Belmont Preparatory School (Breakfast). This Independent School is well Diamond. Excess food left at the CP was donated to the Orpington Food Bank. Thanks hidden in the heart of the beautiful Surrey countryside. A super kitchen and dining area to our current Chairman John Sparshatt and his West Yorkshire Group helpers for and, importantly, a separate attached dedicated area for baggage and sleeping, but coping with the limited facilities. alas no hot showers. Surrey Group strived manfully and womanfully to ensure that entrants and marshals were fully replenished. There was a separate Baggage team, CP5 Biggin Hill Spitfire Youth Centre (Major). Evocative of flying, rather than from elements of BBN Group and others, who were successfully able to match walking, we gather that many will have heard some of the light aircraft, even if not seen entrants with their respective ½ way bags. And on we go, via Peaslake, where it all them. Kent Group was your proud host here, with their ‘Spitfire menu’, at your first began! Major CP. The first steepish climb was finally in sight. CP11 Winterfold (Forest) Car Park No 4 (Outdoors). Musical entertainment from the CP6 Woldingham Guide HQ (Basic). Admittedly not our first choice venue, due to distinctive Marches Group greeted walkers, as they tarried briefly before resuming their facilities and size, but it coped well as an intermediate CP. Despite having started from travels in the Surrey Hills, now turning northwards and heading towards the finish. here to do a night-time check on the next part of the route, it was only very belatedly Normally a very remote and wild area, on 16th September, it was unrecognisable and (and after the Marshals Walk) that I became aware that there is no street lighting in this almost impenetrable as the location of the final climb in the King of the Mountains village: the residents choice! Thanks to Staffordshire Group for coping so well here in competition on the (cycling) Tour of Britain (yes, the road up from Cranleigh is quite the pitch black! And onto the North Downs Way (and the din from the M25). steep); thousands of spectators lined the roadside cheering on the British contingent.

CP7 Merstham Village Hall (Major). Minor panic in early 2012, when it took a few CP12 Chilworth Village Hall (Major). Much larger on the inside than it appeared from weeks to establish contact with the new booking clerk, but thankfully all was fine in the the road, this was the first Major CP after the Breakfast stop. Thanks to Dorset Group end at this very important CP. The appalling weather, once darkness came, no doubt for their unstinting efforts here, and we hope that they didn’t lull you into feeling that all deterred any unwanted interest when the pubs closed. Thanks to Essex & Herts Group was well with the world – with the steep ascent to St Martha’s Church following almost immediately, affording walkers the ‘opportunity’ to stretch their calves (and one entrant CP17 Windsor Great Park (Outdoors). We were permitted to erect a tent and have subsequently cheekily wondered whether we should have installed a chair lift!). portaloo facilities in the Park. For various operational reasons, including that of limited access (only authorised event vehicles being allowed into the Great Park), it was felt CP13 Clandon House National Trust (Outdoors). South Wales Group proudly did best that this CP be operated directly by personnel from Western HQ. This CP was the honours and although our CP staff were permitted to use the staff facilities at open until late on Sunday evening, and then from dawn on Monday morning. Clandon House itself, these were out of bounds to the entrants, with strict instructions that any walker ablutions should leave ‘no solids’!! We received excellent support from CP17A Runnymede National Trust Car Park (Outdoors). Close to where the Magna the head groundsman, allowing us to 'set up shop’ in a quieter part of what is often a Carta was signed, it was used on the ‘road route’, only. Special thanks to Merrian busy car parking area. A fairly quiet stretch followed to Old Woking. Lancaster and Dave Findel-Hawkins (BBN Group) for their efforts here on the Sunday night and Monday morning, servicing walkers from their campervan, and providing Tea and Homemade Cakes (Unscheduled and Unauthorised!). Boughton Hall much needed encouragement and the impetus to complete the last 3 miles. Merrian Avenue, Send. We received an approach shortly before the event (which we and Dave had earlier led the BBN team at CP3. attempted to rebuff, nicely, for all manner of reasons). A teenager (plus her mother) nevertheless went ahead and raised funds of well over £100 from entrants, for a 2013 Sweeping trip to an orphanage in Cambodia. This “CP” was only ‘open’ for 7 or so hours during the day on Sunday, we understand, thus many will have missed it, although the eagle- What can we say about sweeping on The Games 100? Well, firstly, it eyed may have spotted a couple of signs on trees. Those entrants who did stop “were happened. Secondly there was a possibly unique aspect for one of the really nice and very supportive of my charitable trip”. teams, who didn’t walk with the slowest walkers whilst, thirdly, there were two sweep teams operating for a time. CP14 Old Woking (Major). Another excellent indoor CP venue, and a very welcome staging post, with just 18½ miles to walk to the finish, albeit including the potentially Yes, this is the populated south east but, as you will have realised, it is not difficult Horsell Common. Thanks to The Irregulars for manning this CP where, despite our commandeering the Church Hall for the whole of the Sunday, we were afforded wall to wall concrete and there are many remote spots; we were particularly really good cooperation from Church officials. On the Monday evening, a beacon was concerned that, despite the Route Description seemingly leaving no room for lit atop St Peter’s Church Tower, as part of the Diamond Jubilee celebrations. error, entrants may go astray in the Surrey Hills, particularly during the Saturday night/Sunday morning, and then for Sunday night, Horsell Common CP15 Staple Hill Car Park (Outdoors). What better venue could there be than this where a number of the Marshals entrants had come a cropper. However, it one, a car park right by the busy M3! But after the 7.6 mile drag from Old Woking it would appear that very few entrants went too far out of their way and as a was a really satisfying sight for most, even though the indoor CP16 was only 2.7 miles consequence, until the last 11 miles, most of the sweeping was a rather further on. The rationale for having a CP here (apart from there being nowhere else!) benign, and solitary, experience. was to ensure that all would be safely directed under the motorway. Thanks to Bobbie, Chris and friends from Norfolk & Suffolk Group for being the hardy hosts here. Sweeping was primarily a Kent Group effort, most of the team having CP16 Sunningdale Village Hall (Major). The last major (and indoor) CP, with 8 miles completed the Marshals Walk, or having walked most or all of the route: still to travel, so a final chance to get a bit of a rest perhaps. Here the route ‘divided’, according to whether Windsor Great Park was closed. We expected some entrants Keith Warman and Shirlie Gill: CP1 to CP3 and CP15 to finish. would take the opportunity to stay for more than 2 hours in the early hours of Monday, Christophe Delogne & Stephanie Le Men: CP3 to CP5; and CP7 to CP10. so as to be able to walk the Great Park, but it appears that many just wanted to get the Michael Headley & Wendy Thurrell: CP5 to CP7. Elizabeth Keeler CP6-CP7. Neil Higham: CP10 (Breakfast) to CP 14. walk finished, with the unwelcome rain spurring them on. Thanks to Cornwall & Devon Sandra Brown (Dorset): CP12 to end. Group for doing what they do best, keeping spirits up and providing for your needs. Trevor and Kay Jones (LDWA): CP16 to finish (twice!). Keith and Shirlie did not have the best of starts – setting off from CP1 Millwall, the finish with plenty of time to spare - well, 7 minutes for the last eight they managed to ‘lose’ their charge somewhere around the O2 Dome (they walkers, but that’s all it needed, good solid pace judgement, and they could think) and arrived at CP2 Meridian before him! Thereafter, a closer watch was not have asked for a safer pair of hands (or should that read feet?). the order of the day for all the sweepers. Closing Marshals Christophe and Stephanie then had the task of walking into the first night, up to the Kent CP at Biggin Hill, where Michael and Wendy took over; they Inevitably there will perhaps be a lot of hanging around involved with this most arrived at CP6 Woldingham with the last entrant at approximately 05:20 unsung but also important of tasks, ensuring that all entrants have been looking distinctly like drowned rats. Spirits were raised slightly as they were accounted for, though most issues had been fully resolved before the last joined here by Elizabeth for the next section, along the NDW to Merstham. entrant arrived. Here, having had some sleep at the CP, Christophe and Stephanie took over My special thanks go to the Closers:- again and steadfastly and resolutely shepherded a lone walker for the bulk of the Sunday day, all the way to Belmont and, for them, a well earned stop. Merv Nutburn (Kent): CP1 to CP3 (Merv used public transport here; he later appeared as a fully fledged worker at CP8) I took over at ‘Breakfast’ (to wit almost 19:00, Sunday evening!) to CP14, with our lone walker, where he retired, while still within the time limit. Grateful Graham Smith and Mike Pursey (both Kent): CP3 to CP11 (a herculean effort) thanks to Sandra who, having completed her duties at CP12 Chilworth, volunteered to ‘stroll’ the 28½ miles from there to the end, initially with me. Les Maple (Thames Valley) and Paul Lawrence (Organiser): CP11 to finish One walker was particularly pleased as, once we had caught up with him, shortly after CP 13 Clandon, we sweepers took a decision to split up and Ad hoc Marshal Sandra’s pace judgement spurred our new friend on for the last 22 miles, Thanks go to LDWA member Tony Wintle, from West Yorkshire, who provided enabling him to finish in good time, despite him having been out of time at what one entrant subsequently described as “the lone member operating a CP15 Staple Hill; the ‘official’ sweepers, Keith and Shirlie, had already night-time escort service through Horsell Common” on the Sunday night. Even departed with the last of the remaining walkers. with signage, we had visions of tired walkers going astray here and ending up And so to the last stretch. Trevor and Kay volunteered to do what may be in the arms of HG Wells’ aliens. Whilst it may be considered purgatory to ask shown in the annals of history as a unique double sweep, viz. CP16 someone to stand in the middle of nowhere by himself all night long, this Sunningdale to Windsor, twice – initially through Windsor Great Park (WGP) wasn’t punishment for any wrong doing – far from it, in fact, as Tony had on the Sunday evening before the Park ‘shutdown’ (in the dry) and then (after pleaded to help “… I have usually been out on my own, over the Sunday night a rest etc at Trevelyan School) they were bussed back to Sunningdale to walk encouraging the slower walkers, positioning myself where there may be the avoiding route (in the wet) sweeping up the last of those walking the difficulties in route finding …. when some walkers confuse left with right and alternative route. up with down! I would like to do this again with the organising committee’s permission.” Watch out for him in 2013 – he’s already secured his berth! And, finally, Keith and Shirlie, heartened by a full (Saturday) night’s sleep at home, provoked and cajoled the remaining bedraggled walkers (‘strugglers’ Neil Higham (Kent Group, lives in Surrey) might have been a more apt term) into and through Sunningdale, and then the WGP, so that all those leaving CP15 Staple Hill after daybreak arrived back at Checkpoints - Main Walk

Cum Cum Ascent Post Cum CP No Split Grid Ref Name Lead LDWA Group CP Type Open Close mile kms (feet) Code mile

Eastern HQ 0.0 0.0 0.0 0 TQ 370 848 E9 5ND HQ East Gainsborough School START London START 14:00 Sat 0.0 CP1 6.0 6.0 9.6 318 TQ 382 784 E14 3BG Millwall, Rugby Club Wessex / Sussex Splash & Dash 11:00 Sat 17:00 Sat 6.0 CP2 11.8 5.8 18.9 387 TQ 422 775 SE7 8QS Meridian Sports Club Vanguards Basic 12:00 Sat 19:00 Sat 11.8 CP3 18.2 6.4 29.1 477 TQ 420 721 SE9 4JW Mottingham, Scout HQ BBN Basic 13:00 Sat 22:00 Sat 18.2 CP4 25.3 7.1 40.5 513 TQ 443 641 BR6 7DB Farnborough, St Giles Ch Cnt Sparshatt Group Basic 14:00 Sat 01:00 Sun 25.3 CP5 29.9 4.6 47.8 510 TQ 421 590 TN16 3LB Biggin Hill, Spitfire Youth Cnt Kent MAJOR 15:00 Sat 04:00 Sun 29.9 CP6 36.8 6.9 58.9 1,006 TQ 371 557 CR3 7EA Woldingham, Scout & Guide HQ Staffs Basic 17:00 Sat 06:00 Sun 36.8 CP7 44.5 7.7 71.2 787 TQ 290 533 RH1 3ED Merstham, Village Hall Essex & Herts MAJOR 19:00 Sat 09:00 Sun 44.5 CP8 51.9 7.4 83.0 1,250 TQ 195 515 KT20 7JT Box Hill, Village Hall Heart of England MAJOR 20:00 Sat 12:00 Sun 51.9 CP9 57.1 5.2 91.4 893 TQ 140 515 RH5 6BE Tanners Hatch, Youth Hostel Bristol & West Outdoors 21:00 Sat 15:00 Sun 57.1 CP10 63.4 6.3 101.4 1,009 TQ 115 445 RH5 6LQ "1/2 Way" Belmont School BREAKFAST Surrey BREAKFAST 22:00 Sat 18:00 Sun 63.4 CP11 67.9 4.5 108.6 705 TQ 074 425 GU6 7NL Winterfold Car Park No 4 Marches Outdoors 23:00 Sat 22.00 Sun 67.9 CP12 72.9 5.0 116.6 266 TQ 022 470 GU4 8LX Chilworth, Village Hall Dorset MAJOR 00:01 Sun23:59 Sun 72.9 CP13 76.8 3.9 122.9 615 TQ 043 514 GU4 7RG Clandon Park South Wales Outdoors 01:00 Sun 01:00 Mon 76.8 CP14 81.9 5.1 131.0 93 TQ 020 568 GU22 9JF Old Woking, St Peter's Ch Cnt Irregulars MAJOR 02:00 Sun 04:00 Mon 81.9 CP15 89.5 7.6 143.2 466 SU 972 646 KT16 0ED Staple Hill, Old Car Park Bobbie, Chris & friends Outdoors 03:00 Sun 06:00 Mon 89.5 CP16 92.2 2.7 147.5 122 SU 951 674 SL5 0NJ Sunningdale, Village Hall Cornwall & Devon MAJOR 04:00 Sun 07:00 Mon 92.2 CP17 97.4 5.2 155.8 297 SU 967 716 SL4 2JD WGP, Old Cricket Ground Western HQ staff Outdoors 05:00 Sun 09:00 Mon 97.4 CP17a 97.6 5.4 156.2 356 SU 996 731TW19 5AERunnymede Car Park BBN (DFH+ML) Outdoors 20:00 Sun 07:00 Mon 97.6 100.4 3.0 160.6 99 FINISH Thames Valley 100.4 Western HQ SU 964 753 SL4 3LL HQ West Trevelyan Middle Sch FINISH 10:00 Mon 100.5 2.9 160.8 73 (Catering - East Lancs) 100.5 9,813 or 9,846 via Runnymede CP1 Millwall: Lesley Secker CP4 Farnborough: Phil Butler CP8 Box Hill: Wessex LDWA (with help Ken Royce West Yorkshire LDWA Brian Buttifant (Co-ordinator) Heart of England LDWA from Sussex LDWA) Derek Smith Alan Hall (Serpentine RC) John Sparshatt (Co-ordinator) CP6 Woldingham: Dave Powell (Co-ordinator) Dave Meyer (Co-ordinator) Lesley Sparshatt Staffordshire LDWA Chris Stockton Kathy Johnson CP3 Mottingham: John Smith Nick Dunn Tim Johnson BBN LDWA Barbara Smith Jack Allen & Chris Brown Alan Arhey Leslie Godfrey Geoff Giles (Joint Coordinators) Gary Upstone Michael Godfrey Brin Bunker Gemma Giles Glenis Brown Tracy Coates Peter Toghill Gillian Allaway Phyllis Wallace Christine Barber Jonathan Hipkiss Jeff Pike Kevin Lewis Joan Lipka Vera Evans Tony Hammond Les Hewitt Dave Findel-Hawkins Geoff Deighton (High Peak) Julie Brownhill Gerald Bateman (Essex & Jenny House Merrian Lancaster (Co- Kath Deighton (High Peak) Gordon Wright Herts) Kay Armstrong (Sussex) ordinator) Neil Cook Denis Banks Merv Nutburn (Kent) Gillian Atkin (Sussex) Paul Keech Doreen Lawson Roger Edwards Joan Worley (Sussex) Lucy Tink Jacqueline Wright (local Cath Shaw CP9 Tanners Hatch: Trevor Beeston (Sussex) Peter Bearne volunteer) Bristol & West LDWA Paul Farrell (Sussex) John Ledger CP7 Merstham: Josephine Pettifer CP5 Biggin Hill: Essex & Herts LDWA Richard Denby (Co-ordinator) CP2 Meridian: Roger Skerman Kent LDWA Neil Manners Vanguards Rambling Club Margaret Skerman Anita Stamp (Co-ordinator) Joan Manners Mike Hyland Ann Waghorn Jean Bowers Ray Watson Pam Deverill (Co-ordinator) Sandra Hyland Ivan Waghorn Bill Bowers Wendy Watson Steve Deverill Norman Corrin Nick Dockree John Mountain Bruce Barclay Dave Dowsett Christine Bramley Martyn Berry Rebate Romer Bruce Young Sheila Dowsett Adrian Goodwin Wendy Thurrell Peter Hogg Peter Bailey Ian Mitchell Therese Jarmin Elizabeth Keeler Georgie Hogg Jon Bateman Stuart Walker Daniel Jarmin Gordon Harker Ann Freeman Mike Benison Helen Walker John Davies Pauline Thrush Sue Wingrove Simon Humphrey Alan Smith Caroline Entwistle Pauline Barnett Dave Wingrove Richard Jasper Andrew Ward Phil Smith (Kent) David Sheldrake Gerald Costello Gloria Drury Hamish Gallie Jan Smith (Kent) Mike Attewell Brian Harwood Steve Lovell Dave Wright Bill Gillibrand Mike Fletcher Dave Street Linda Wright Roger Dean Richard Haynes Geoff Parsons Veronica Hope Len Wilson John Starkey CP10 Belmont Breakfast: Al Rodger Phil Williams Pat Edmunds Surrey LDWA Breakfast Baggage Team: Ted Tupling Paul Blackburn Ann Evans Sue Widdowson Chris Hayley Anthony Grimes Jackie Barker (Co-ordinator) John Ledger (BBN) (Co- John Widdowson Geoff Grimster-Shepherd Glenys Kirkpatrick ordinator) CP 15 Staple Hill: Marian Jewson Jenny Bean Josephine Pettifer (BBN) CP13 Clandon Park: Bobbie, Chris & friends Gill Kingwell Rowan Campbell Alan Hall (Serpentine RC) South Wales LDWA Annette Merchant Juliet Eberle (+ friend) Leo Kruis (LDWA) Chris Flood Rose Olver Elizabeth Bryan Fiona Cameron (Surrey) Claire Murray (Norfolk & Suffolk) Alan Partridge Mollie Groundsell Sandra Hyland (BBN) Ted Quantock Julian Flood Kieran Ryan Vala West Mike Hyland (BBN) Grae Yeandle (Norfolk & Suffolk) Rose Wood Tony Cartwright John Gwatkin Betty Albon Viv Zelionka Pat Challenger CP11 Winterfold: Arny Williams (Norfolk & Suffolk) Roy Zelionka Dave Challenger Marches LDWA Norma Lloyd Katie Hunt Dawn Bishop Jo Johnstone (Norfolk & Suffolk) CP17A Runnymede: Mary Dumble Chris Dawes (Co-ordinator) John Tinelli Malcolm Hunt ‘BBN Select’ Jackie Griffin Chris Winn Rob Wilkinson (Norfolk & Suffolk) Avril Stapleton Jenny Winn Gwyn Matthews (Co- Bobbie Sauerzapf (LDWA) Merrian Lancaster (Joint Co- Nigel Barraclough Tony Deall (Cumbria) ordinator) Chris Chorley (LDWA) (Co- ordinator and Worker) Barbara Blatchford Roderick Johnstone (LDWA) Pauline Ashford Watt ordinator) David Findel-Hawkins (Joint Erica Blatchford Roger Swift Co-ordinator and Worker) Elton Ellis CP 12 Chilworth: CP14 Old Woking: (Bristol & West) David Hewson Dorset LDWA The Irregulars LDWA + “the unknown physio angel” Marshals are from the Christine Hewson (spouse of an entrant) hosting Group unless Peter Short Teresa Brooker Nick Ford (Co-ordinator) indicated. Apologies to Ted Swift Sandra Brown Jeff Coulson CP 16 Sunningdale: anyone who has been missed! Fiona Cameron Martin Callow Andy Mohun-Smith Cornwall & Devon LDWA John Lay Mike Childs Kirsty Mohun-Smith Many thanks to all of you for Keith Chesterton Patricia Dashwood Pete Gardner Hazel Bound (Co-ordinator) making the LDWA what it is! Chris Hayward Deirdre Flegg (Co-ordinator) Ian Smith Terry Bound Richard Ireson Jane Hopcraft Colin Petit Tim Crosby Transport, Baggage, Tracking, RAYNET provisioning van for the whole weekend supplemented by delivery of food to the early checkpoints using the retiree vehicles. Each vehicle had its one A4 RAYNET ring binder with telephone numbers of important people! The Harvey Map of the route, list of all CPs including start and finish, and a location map for each On each 100 RAYNET manage to provide radio coverage at every checkpoint checkpoint, including post code for those who rely on a machine rather than including start and finish (combined if not linear) and the London Games 100 an OS map, were included. Once the vehicles were on the road, the baggage was no exception. My thanks go to the three of the RAYNET Coordinators who van having left straightaway for Hackney Wick, I had to prepare a new I met for a set-up meeting in September 2011 and to all the Raynet volunteers driver/team roster for the retiree vehicles giving a revised six hour shift in from: North London, North East London, South London, West Kent, three pairs over the 48 hour period. This had its problems especially overnight Eastbourne and Wealden, Epping Forest, South Sussex, SE Hants, on Saturday in the terrible conditions with many more retirees than we could Shropshire, North Staffs and Berkshire Raynet Groups. Thanks also to cope with. Without the support of individuals at Belmont School and from RAYNET individuals who provided radio cover at Checkpoints 14 (Old Western HQ (including Fiona Cameron, Lynn Yorston, Janet Chapman and Woking) and 15 (Staple Hill Car park). Claire Duncan ) the retirees would have had a longer wait, distance being a problem of course on a linear event (one hour each way between Belmont As lead honcho on retiree collection, I visited Checkpoint 2 and all and Western HQ). Once we had passed this hiatus the attrition rate fell and Checkpoints from Belmont School to Western HQ and as ever was impressed thereafter the collection of retirees and transport to Windsor went well. by the calmness under fire, as the deluge (not only rain) on the Saturday night was immense. Unsurprisingly messages did get a bit confused at times but I must thank: retiree drivers Tony Willey, Peter Forrest, Peter Cowlyn, Martin the service provided throughout the 48 hours was impressive and all entrants Lawson, Andrew Gilbertson and Gill Howe (now joyfully Mr and Mrs who retired and those who completed the event are very grateful for the Gilbertson); provisioning vehicle John Esslemont and Madeleine Watson; baggage service Ian Sykes,Edith Sykes, John Wood, Ruth Griffiths, for the RAYNET support. tremendous job with the baggage van, collection from Hackney Wick, delivery of bags to Belmont, as well as retirees bags back to Western HQ. Particular thanks to the main RAYNET Coordinators: Dick Jefferies, Cathy Clark, Alan Stuart and Philip Williams. All vehicles were returned to Thrifty in Slough on staged delivery on the Monday. Transport Tracking of Entrants As ever with planning for events such as the 100, invariably the first casualty is not an entrant but the transport plan. The hiring of two long wheelbase high The actual registration of entrants at the start, finish and at each checkpoint top Transit Vans and two retiree pick up vehicles from Thrifty in Slough went was completed by the various Marshals at each CP. As before when I did the well enough and was about 20 minutes drive from the western HQ. One white same support on the Chiltern Landmarks 100 I provided a draft sheet for van driver dropped out one week before and, despite a major trawl through completion as the entrants passed through the CP and a final sheet which the five groups on the Games Committee, I was unable to find a replacement, was completed prior to the arrival of the closing marshal, together with some and a few days before one of the pick up teams could not attend. However, in guidance notes, as not everyone checking in had done this exercise before, the true spirit of the LDWA we had the excellent offer of help from Madeleine all in a folder marked up for each CP. Apart from a bit of sarcasm on the Watson (WHQ volunteer) who remained with John Esslemont on the colour of the papers (very irregular) no-one considered that the colours used were out of place. And to remind readers that the use of colours is very helpful The walk through Windsor Great Park was amazing. I had never been there when discussing entrant numbers and whereabouts via a radio link at any before. Even though we were all footsore and exhausted we enjoyed the time as it is easier for all to say the colour of the sheet rather than the sheet gardens and the lake views and equestrian statue of King George 3rd at title. Snow Hill. The Park Warden met us as we came down from the statue and he mentioned that he was thoroughly pleased and humbled that we walked 100 The most obvious problem not properly addressed prior to the event was the miles but still had the decency and energy to climb up to the statue! collection of master sheets from each CP and delivery to Windsor on this Aw...shame we had to be honest and tell him it was part of our route! linear route. Collection from the first six CPs was difficult to achieve as quickly Eileen Greenwood as we wished due to the distance from Windsor, time taken to travel on a Saturday afternoon in the South East and the availability of a volunteer to do Did I learn anything about myself in the early hours on Box Hill? Nothing I'd this task. There were no spare transport drivers. And with hindsight the use of want to admit or feel very proud about (other than that I think that the pikelets- a motorbike rider (must be at least one apart from Fabrice!) may have proved NOT CRUMPETS- served at the checkpoint were the best food I'd ever been to be the best method. After all entrants had passed through Belmont School served on a walk). It's easy to take for granted the comments about this task became much easier as we had two retiree vehicles to combine organisers and helpers after walks, but superlatives aren't really sufficient. collection of master sheets and delivery of retirees. How could so many people be so selfless and supportive as to make what could have been a rather miserable experience so memorable? Once the master sheets were delivered to Windsor a vote of thanks must go Neil Bromley to Ken Falconer, Peter Schick and Isobel Falconer for the speed with which they entered the data onto the laptops and printed out certificates, very A special event from its start at that grotty backstreet in Hackney to its impressive! spectacular conclusion at the aptly-named Long Walk at Windsor. Steve Platt Nigel Schofield Memories...of Canary Wharf being beseiged by anoraks...the boats on the Thames getting ready for the flotilla...the busker in the foot tunnel singing A Little More of Your Event Feedback ''crazy"; as we stomped past on a mission to walk another 92 miles making us all laugh and agree totally...the lady putting mascara on in the toilet mirror Thank you to all the organisers, marshals and volunteers for creating such a while I beautified some chafing with Vaseline elsewhere at the breakfast memorable weekend. This was my first 100 and although at the time I decided stop...The unrelenting rain Saturday night that we all knew was coming..the I would rather go through child birth than do this again I am now starting to climb up to the church...the ever smiling encouragement and tlc from see why people go back for more. Jane Audsley checkpoint marshals...the walk through Windsor Great Park Sunday teatime would have been lovely had the rain not been so very wet! - but it eased off I will remember the applause at the end. Can’t comment about the views in just before the statue and that view, although murky, of the castle and the the Great Park at the end (past caring). I must thanks the lone member Long Walk, was almost worth 98 miles..... operating a night-time escort service through Horsell Common. However I Chelle Armour plan NEVER to visit Stanners Hill again, Andrew Todd

Main Walk Results

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Position Name M/F Entry no 100s Total Time Start Time Millwall Rugby CMluberidian Sports MColubttingham ScouSt sG HQiles FarnborBoiughggin Hill SpitfiWre oCldeinntgreham ScoMuetr sHQtham VillagBe oHxa llHill Village HTaannll ers Hatch YHBelmont SchoolWinterfold Car PCahrkilworth VillageC lHaandonll House COaldr PWaorkking St. PSettaeprl'es HChill Car PSaunnrk ingdale Vill aWgGe PH aollr Runnymede 100.5m 5.7m 12.1m 18.6m 25.7m 30.2m 37.2m 44.9m 52.4m 57.6m 63.6m 68.1m 73.2m 77.0m 82.1m 89.9m 92.5m 97.3m WHQ CP1 CP2 CP3 CP4 CP5 CP6 CP7 CP8 CP9 CP10 CP11 CP12 CP13 CP14 CP15 CP16 CPs17,17A 1 Geoff Holburt M 231 9 24:08 12:00 0:50 1:50 2:57 4:19 5:19 6:56 8:34 10:28 12:17 14:19 16:17 17:43 18:50 19:56 21:48 22:20 23:34 2 Colin Travis M 456 10 24:50 12:00 0:50 1:52 2:57 4:19 5:19 6:56 8:34 10:28 12:17 14:19 16:17 17:43 18:50 20:13 22:01 22:46 24:11 3 Ian Hodge M 229 5 26:03 12:00 0:50 1:52 2:57 4:19 5:19 6:56 8:34 10:28 12:17 14:19 16:17 17:43 18:50 20:14 22:50 23:46 25:07 3= Jeremy Corke M 105 7 26:03 12:00 0:54 2:00 3:14 4:43 5:53 7:41 9:31 11:44 13:36 15:46 17:51 19:09 20:20 21:28 23:26 24:04 25:25 3= Gavin Rennie M 382 2 26:03 12:00 0:54 2:00 3:14 4:43 5:53 7:41 9:31 11:44 13:36 15:46 17:51 19:09 20:20 21:28 23:26 24:04 25:25 6 Eddie Winslow M 514 2 26:29 12:00 0:50 1:50 3:04 4:43 5:52 7:33 9:26 11:36 13:20 15:12 16:58 18:32 19:43 21:08 23:29 24:15 25:27 7 Dino Ilaria M 246 3 26:42 10:00 0:55 1:55 3:04 4:29 5:29 7:04 9:00 10:44 12:32 15:08 16:46 19:12 20:25 21:47 23:44 24:22 25:57 8 Ken Fancett M 152 11 26:50 12:00 0:54 2:00 3:10 4:25 5:29 7:14 8:57 11:18 13:16 15:46 17:43 19:21 20:27 21:37 23:54 24:39 26:10 8= Andrew Taylor M 450 4 26:50 10:00 0:55 2:07 3:25 4:55 6:05 7:51 9:36 11:29 13:21 15:23 17:34 19:29 20:45 21:50 24:00 24:42 26:11 10 Sarah Colbert F 94 1 27:29 10:00 1:18 2:42 4:13 5:58 7:15 8:59 11:06 13:18 15:20 17:17 19:43 21:21 22:27 23:24 25:02 25:35 26:45 11 Martin David Kenyon M 263 4 27:55 12:00 1:20 2:38 4:06 5:44 6:52 8:39 10:41 13:07 14:42 16:42 18:23 19:42 20:56 22:20 24:35 25:18 26:58 12 Nick Ham M 208 10 27:58 10:00 1:04 2:21 3:47 5:28 6:37 8:25 10:16 12:23 14:24 16:20 18:22 19:59 21:20 22:47 25:00 25:46 27:21 13 Tom Griffin M 198 5 28:03 10:00 1:00 2:08 3:25 4:55 6:05 7:51 9:50 12:08 14:27 16:38 18:48 20:23 21:43 23:08 25:29 26:04 27:25 13= Tony Lewington M 280 9 28:03 10:00 0:55 2:07 3:26 4:55 6:05 7:51 9:50 12:08 14:27 16:38 18:46 20:23 21:43 23:08 25:29 26:04 27:25 15 Brandon Webb M 492 1 28:09 10:00 1:04 2:20 3:48 5:28 6:37 8:25 10:16 12:23 14:24 16:20 18:22 19:59 21:20 22:47 25:00 25:46 27:21 16 Megan Gibbons F 179 1 28:14 10:00 0:55 1:55 3:19 4:54 6:04 7:57 9:58 12:21 14:11 16:19 18:22 19:43 21:03 22:30 25:00 25:46 27:21 17 Kevin Marshall M 294 16 28:28 10:00 1:04 2:20 3:52 5:34 6:47 8:37 10:36 12:47 14:34 17:04 19:06 20:44 21:52 23:20 25:27 26:09 27:40 18 Don Wells M 494 1 28:29 10:00 1:00 2:07 3:26 5:12 6:21 8:20 10:30 12:48 14:34 17:04 19:08 20:44 21:52 23:20 25:27 26:09 27:40 19 Anne Green F 193 3 28:43 10:00 1:10 2:35 4:06 5:47 7:05 9:13 11:08 13:18 15:13 17:28 19:27 20:54 22:12 23:38 25:53 26:36 28:02 20 Shirley Hume F 244 30 28:47 10:00 1:00 2:08 3:31 5:09 6:25 8:18 10:13 12:24 14:27 16:38 18:46 20:23 21:45 23:15 25:33 26:22 28:05 21 Janet Hill F 225 6 29:02 10:00 1:18 2:42 4:19 6:03 7:20 9:15 11:18 13:30 15:20 17:17 19:41 21:01 22:20 23:47 26:03 26:46 28:16 22 Pam Brown F 64 6 29:27 12:00 0:57 2:05 3:36 5:14 6:20 8:11 10:00 12:16 14:45 17:01 19:01 20:25 21:45 23:22 25:55 26:46 28:30 23 Andrew Boulden M 49 20 29:35 10:00 1:23 2:52 4:27 6:14 7:29 9:25 11:29 13:52 15:44 18:00 20:03 21:34 23:00 24:22 26:35 27:18 28:47 24 Tara Williams F 511 4 29:39 10:00 1:22 2:52 4:28 6:17 7:37 9:36 11:39 13:51 15:44 17:53 20:03 21:34 23:00 24:25 26:40 27:27 28:51 24= Gary Attewell M 19 5 29:39 10:00 1:18 2:40 4:14 6:06 7:25 9:23 11:24 14:26 16:19 18:14 20:03 21:34 23:00 24:25 26:40 27:28 28:51 24= Fabrice Leistner M 278 4 29:39 10:00 1:23 2:52 4:28 6:17 7:38 9:36 11:39 13:51 15:44 17:54 20:03 21:34 23:01 24:25 26:40 27:28 28:51 27 Eng Boon Tan M 447 3 29:40 10:00 1:01 2:07 3:31 5:09 6:21 8:10 10:13 12:32 14:34 17:07 19:31 21:21 22:57 24:25 26:40 27:28 28:52 28 Anne Wade F 474 13 29:56 10:00 1:00 2:09 3:40 5:17 6:26 8:16 10:24 12:31 14:37 16:43 19:10 20:50 22:10 23:40 26:02 26:50 28:58 28= Vaughan Wade M 475 7 29:56 10:00 0:55 2:09 3:39 5:17 6:26 8:16 10:24 12:31 14:37 16:43 19:10 20:50 22:10 23:40 26:02 26:50 28:58 30 Tony Roberts M 394 18 30:04 10:00 1:15 2:40 4:14 5:58 7:13 9:04 11:09 13:37 15:44 18:14 20:23 21:51 23:15 24:42 27:05 27:53 29:16 30= Graham Stainsby M 435 11 30:04 10:00 1:14 2:40 4:14 5:58 7:13 9:04 11:09 13:38 15:44 18:14 20:23 21:51 23:15 24:42 27:05 27:53 29:16 32 Lindsey Stewart F 441 6 30:13 10:00 1:22 2:52 4:27 6:17 7:37 9:36 11:39 14:06 16:16 18:34 20:31 22:02 23:19 24:45 27:09 27:52 29:21 33 Neil Fennel M 156 4 30:20 10:00 1:04 2:25 3:52 5:34 6:47 8:37 10:36 13:06 15:13 17:28 19:43 21:21 23:01 24:25 26:40 27:52 29:37 34 Jamal Ashley M 14 3 30:27 10:00 1:24 2:48 4:20 6:03 7:17 9:09 11:15 13:55 16:00 18:20 19:56 21:44 23:06 24:45 27:10 27:55 29:38 35 Roderick Smith M 432 1 30:31 10:00 1:28 3:00 4:50 6:43 8:09 10:12 12:30 14:58 17:06 19:01 20:54 22:17 23:44 25:14 27:32 28:11 29:46 36 Sam Meadows M 308 1 30:33 10:00 1:27 2:54 4:26 6:12 7:29 9:23 11:40 13:17 15:20 17:17 19:31 21:01 22:25 24:03 26:38 27:37 29:29 37 Gareth Davies M 116 1 30:37 10:00 0:55 1:55 3:20 5:00 6:21 8:29 10:34 13:06 15:12 17:17 19:30 21:01 22:25 24:03 26:38 27:37 29:26 37= John Forsyth M 167 3 30:37 10:00 1:24 2:56 4:38 6:35 7:53 9:55 12:19 14:53 17:11 19:23 21:06 22:37 23:47 25:13 27:32 28:14 29:45 39 Christine Benson F 36 7 30:41 10:00 1:18 2:40 4:12 5:58 7:15 9:07 11:09 13:34 15:44 18:10 20:03 21:34 23:01 24:32 27:10 28:01 29:38 39= Marla Howard-Cutts F 237 9 30:41 10:00 1:18 2:40 4:13 5:58 7:16 9:07 11:09 13:35 15:44 18:10 20:03 21:34 23:01 24:34 27:10 28:01 29:38 39= Philip Musson M 324 13 30:41 10:00 1:00 2:15 3:52 5:47 6:59 8:59 11:06 13:38 15:44 17:54 20:03 21:34 23:01 24:30 27:09 27:53 29:46 39= Michael Ratcliff M 377 3 30:41 10:00 1:23 2:52 4:27 6:17 7:37 9:36 11:39 13:52 15:44 17:46 20:03 21:34 23:00 24:30 26:59 27:53 29:37 43 Alison Brind F 59 12 30:42 10:00 0:55 2:07 3:26 5:09 6:21 8:09 10:13 12:31 14:34 17:07 19:31 21:21 22:57 24:30 27:09 27:53 29:37 44 Mick Entwistle M 144 1 30:52 10:00 1:14 2:39 4:19 6:05 7:22 9:14 11:24 13:51 16:12 18:31 20:35 22:26 23:47 25:13 27:32 28:16 29:59 44= Sally Hewitt F 222 1 30:52 10:00 1:14 2:38 4:19 6:05 7:22 9:14 11:24 13:51 16:12 18:31 20:35 22:26 23:47 25:13 27:32 28:16 29:59 46 Andrew Ellwood M 141 3 30:53 12:00 0:57 2:09 3:36 5:07 6:23 8:16 10:30 12:59 15:08 17:19 19:24 20:58 22:26 24:07 26:48 27:47 29:44 47 Michael Elwell M 142 13 30:55 10:00 1:04 2:20 3:44 5:23 6:39 8:25 10:34 13:06 15:20 17:17 20:34 22:02 23:19 24:45 27:10 28:03 29:50 48 Steve Garlick M 175 3 30:57 12:00 0:57 2:05 3:27 4:58 6:12 8:00 10:14 12:53 15:03 17:18 19:46 21:21 22:46 24:25 27:02 27:56 29:57 49 Peter Smith M 431 2 31:01 10:00 1:18 2:47 4:27 6:18 7:39 9:49 12:19 14:50 17:03 19:19 21:16 22:46 24:11 25:35 27:56 28:40 30:10 49= Richard Rosser M 402 21 31:01 10:00 1:23 2:51 4:28 6:17 7:38 9:38 11:53 14:23 16:33 18:46 21:03 22:34 23:50 25:25 27:50 28:34 30:09 completed

Position Name M/F Entry no 100s Total Time Start Time Millwall Rugby CMluberidian Sports MCloubttingham ScouSts G HQiles FarnboroughBiggin Hill SpitfiWre oCldeinnghtre am ScouMet rHQstham VillageB oHxa llHill Village HTannll ers Hatch YHBelmont School Winterfold Car PCarkhilworth VillageC Hlaandonll House COaldr PWaorkking St. PSettaeprl'es HChill Car PaSrkunningdale Villa WgeG HP aollr Runnymede 100.5m 5.7m 12.1m 18.6m 25.7m 30.2m 37.2m 44.9m 52.4m 57.6m 63.6m 68.1m 73.2m 77.0m 82.1m 89.9m 92.5m 97.3m WHQ CP1 CP2 CP3 CP4 CP5 CP6 CP7 CP8 CP9 CP10 CP11 CP12 CP13 CP14 CP15 CP16 CPs17,17A 51 Victoria Morris F 316 2 31:04 10:00 1:25 2:52 4:26 6:09 7:25 9:23 11:24 13:55 16:12 18:31 20:34 22:02 23:19 24:45 27:23 28:16 30:08 52 Maureen Simpson F 426 2 31:09 12:00 0:57 1:35 3:35 5:05 6:14 8:09 10:15 12:41 14:46 17:05 19:16 20:46 22:19 24:07 27:10 28:20 30:07 53 Julie Gardner F 174 8 31:10 10:00 1:32 3:07 4:48 6:42 8:05 10:03 12:21 14:41 16:40 19:14 21:10 22:46 24:15 25:55 28:43 29:18 30:27 54 Dave Roberts M 392 7 31:28 10:00 1:25 2:59 4:40 6:35 7:54 9:56 12:19 14:50 17:03 19:17 21:16 22:46 24:14 25:46 28:11 29:01 30:39 54= Lesley Wolsey F 516 8 31:28 10:00 1:25 2:59 4:40 6:35 7:54 9:56 12:19 14:50 17:03 19:18 21:16 22:46 24:15 25:46 28:11 29:02 30:39 56 David Bradley M 53 1 31:43 10:00 1:04 2:25 3:55 5:40 7:01 8:55 11:06 13:34 15:44 18:10 20:17 22:03 23:19 24:46 27:34 28:49 30:41 57 Robert Cameron-Wood M 75 9 31:44 12:00 0:54 2:00 3:16 4:59 6:17 8:13 10:30 12:59 15:08 17:19 19:24 20:58 22:27 24:09 26:54 28:04 30:16 58 Helen Smith F 430 1 31:47 10:00 1:11 2:35 4:04 5:50 7:06 9:08 11:14 13:55 16:19 18:46 21:16 22:45 24:18 25:56 28:45 29:41 31:13 59 John Chesher M 86 3 31:52 10:00 1:04 2:20 3:43 5:23 6:36 8:29 10:37 13:06 15:13 17:28 19:43 21:30 22:57 24:34 27:29 28:31 30:37 60 Stephen Edwards M 140 5 31:54 10:00 1:03 2:20 3:53 5:40 6:59 8:57 11:06 13:42 15:44 17:53 20:41 22:22 23:53 25:35 28:12 29:06 31:00 60= Stephen Mayne M 299 6 31:54 10:00 1:03 2:20 3:54 5:40 6:59 8:57 11:06 13:42 15:44 17:53 20:42 22:23 23:54 25:36 28:12 29:07 31:00 62 John Owen M 340 9 31:56 10:00 1:04 2:20 3:44 5:23 6:32 8:15 10:13 12:32 14:49 17:21 20:29 22:08 23:39 25:26 28:16 29:10 31:00 63 Neil Bromley M 61 1 32:08 10:00 1:28 3:00 4:43 6:39 7:55 10:03 12:15 14:43 16:40 18:55 20:55 22:33 24:00 25:42 28:29 29:25 31:14 64 Ian Waites M 476 25 32:11 10:00 1:14 2:48 4:29 6:30 7:53 9:57 12:21 14:59 17:11 19:24 21:20 22:58 24:27 26:02 28:30 29:30 31:14 64= Michael White M 499 23 32:11 10:00 1:14 2:48 4:29 6:39 7:53 9:57 12:21 14:59 17:11 19:24 21:20 22:58 24:27 26:02 28:30 29:30 31:15 64= Peter Wootton M 520 14 32:11 10:00 1:14 2:48 4:29 6:30 7:53 9:57 12:21 14:59 17:11 19:24 21:20 22:58 24:27 26:02 28:30 29:30 31:15 67 Andrew Shorthose M 425 1 32:13 10:00 1:26 2:52 4:26 6:08 7:21 9:08 11:09 13:18 15:20 17:28 20:29 22:08 23:39 25:26 28:11 29:01 31:00 68 Peter Hamson M 210 16 32:23 10:00 1:14 2:40 4:13 5:58 7:16 9:14 11:31 14:19 16:39 18:43 20:55 22:34 23:58 25:38 28:18 29:24 31:24 68= Alf Short M 424 14 32:23 10:00 1:22 2:52 4:27 6:17 7:37 9:36 11:39 14:06 16:16 18:24 21:16 22:45 24:27 26:02 28:39 29:34 31:24 68= John White M 498 18 32:23 10:00 1:25 2:59 4:47 6:45 8:14 10:20 12:40 15:19 17:25 19:43 21:50 23:26 24:46 26:25 28:51 29:46 31:24 71 John Cowburn M 109 17 32:28 10:00 1:27 3:00 4:37 6:30 7:51 9:56 12:18 14:47 17:08 19:17 21:16 22:46 24:15 25:51 28:43 29:38 31:32 71= Andy Reynolds M 383 4 32:28 10:00 1:04 2:25 4:06 5:58 7:16 9:09 11:14 13:55 16:19 18:46 21:16 22:45 24:18 25:57 28:50 29:41 31:36 71= Jacky Reynolds F 384 3 32:28 10:00 1:04 2:25 4:06 5:58 7:16 9:09 11:14 13:55 16:19 18:46 21:16 22:45 24:18 25:57 28:50 29:41 31:36 71= David Purdy M 369 11 32:28 10:00 1:18 2:59 4:38 6:30 7:51 9:56 12:18 14:47 17:08 19:17 21:16 22:46 24:13 25:51 28:43 29:38 31:36 75 Peter Tremain M 457 15 32:31 10:00 1:25 2:56 4:40 6:36 7:58 9:54 12:19 15:18 17:28 19:34 21:48 23:16 24:39 26:11 28:51 29:52 31:39 76 Sean McCartney M 301 8 32:33 12:00 0:54 2:00 3:17 4:55 6:05 7:56 10:15 13:37 16:11 18:54 21:15 23:00 24:46 26:07 28:29 29:26 31:28 76= Mark Denby M 123 1 32:33 10:00 1:24 2:54 4:31 6:22 7:38 9:38 11:39 14:07 16:16 18:34 20:49 22:36 24:10 25:48 28:32 29:47 31:32 78 Steve Platt M 357 2 32:34 12:00 1:00 2:13 3:31 5:05 6:12 8:03 10:15 12:53 15:31 18:02 20:18 22:11 23:57 25:30 28:32 29:25 31:33 78= Rebecca Lawrence F 273 8 32:34 10:00 1:14 2:42 4:18 6:03 7:21 9:13 11:14 13:33 16:30 18:03 20:10 22:08 23:44 25:30 28:19 29:24 31:29 80 James McHugh M 306 2 32:39 12:00 0:57 2:12 3:41 5:29 6:44 9:07 11:40 14:23 16:41 19:02 20:53 22:26 23:57 25:45 28:48 29:55 31:40 80= Bill Mcdonnell M 303 10 32:39 12:00 0:57 2:12 3:40 5:29 6:44 9:07 11:40 14:23 16:41 19:02 21:16 23:01 24:31 26:17 29:03 29:56 31:40 80= John Cunnane M 113 14 32:39 10:00 1:33 3:06 4:48 6:42 8:05 10:03 12:21 14:41 16:45 19:14 21:10 22:46 24:13 25:55 28:33 29:39 31:27 83 David Pope M 361 2 32:40 10:00 1:25 2:55 4:38 6:30 7:52 9:56 12:19 14:52 17:24 19:34 21:41 23:27 24:51 26:28 28:57 29:55 31:43 83= Phil Bryant M 69 4 32:40 10:00 1:26 2:57 4:38 6:30 7:52 9:56 12:19 14:52 17:24 19:34 21:41 23:27 24:51 26:27 28:57 29:55 31:45 85 Anthony Chevin M 87 3 32:44 10:00 1:27 3:00 4:44 6:35 7:53 10:13 12:42 15:24 17:20 19:17 21:47 23:24 24:51 26:23 28:56 29:52 31:43 85= Michelle Armour F 13 8 32:44 10:00 1:27 3:00 4:44 6:35 7:54 10:13 12:42 15:23 17:20 19:17 21:47 23:24 24:51 26:23 28:56 29:53 31:43 85= Martin Bingle M 40 1 32:44 10:00 1:28 3:00 4:43 6:35 7:54 10:13 12:42 15:24 17:20 19:17 21:47 23:24 24:51 26:23 28:56 29:42 31:44 88 David Green M 194 1 32:45 10:00 1:11 2:35 4:04 5:50 7:06 9:08 11:15 13:55 16:19 18:46 21:16 22:46 24:18 25:57 28:48 29:49 31:45 88= Elaine Battson F 30 2 32:45 10:00 1:11 2:35 4:04 5:50 7:06 9:08 11:14 13:55 16:19 18:46 21:16 22:46 24:18 25:57 28:48 29:48 31:44 90 Duncan Baber M 22 4 32:49 10:00 1:18 2:40 4:12 5:59 7:20 9:19 11:38 14:22 16:36 18:43 21:13 22:36 24:11 25:51 28:15 29:41 31:49 90= Raj Madhas M 290 2 32:49 10:00 1:26 2:52 4:26 6:12 7:29 9:25 11:38 14:22 16:36 18:43 21:13 22:36 24:11 25:51 28:40 29:41 31:49 92 Jeff Campbell M 77 23 32:50 10:00 1:00 2:08 3:31 5:09 6:25 8:24 10:41 13:34 15:44 18:10 21:03 22:46 24:26 26:07 28:48 29:48 31:44 93 David Morgan M 315 11 32:51 10:00 1:35 3:19 5:11 7:20 8:56 10:56 13:18 15:47 17:49 20:18 22:22 24:00 25:30 27:10 29:16 30:11 31:58 93= Chris Hume M 243 23 32:51 10:00 1:21 2:52 4:29 6:19 7:40 9:40 12:10 14:41 16:46 19:09 21:23 23:07 24:40 26:23 29:16 30:11 31:58 95 Paul Beasley M 34 12 32:53 10:00 1:11 2:35 4:05 5:55 7:15 9:23 12:07 14:53 17:34 20:10 22:43 24:11 25:57 27:30 29:58 30:53 32:10 96 Glyn Sawford M 410 12 32:58 10:00 1:18 2:40 4:14 6:05 7:25 9:26 11:53 14:25 17:22 19:51 22:09 23:44 25:19 26:54 29:28 30:24 32:06 96= Eileen Foxton F 168 24 32:58 10:00 1:24 2:57 4:43 6:43 8:09 10:25 12:56 15:37 17:54 20:02 22:09 23:47 25:18 26:56 29:32 30:24 32:05 96= George Foxton M 169 26 32:58 10:00 1:24 2:58 4:44 6:43 8:09 10:25 12:56 15:37 17:54 20:02 22:09 23:47 25:18 26:56 29:32 30:24 32:05 96= Kevin Walker M 479 9 32:58 10:00 1:23 2:52 4:38 6:30 7:58 10:04 12:42 15:24 17:31 19:43 21:58 23:42 25:15 26:56 29:53 30:24 32:05 100 Ian Hull M 242 1 33:19 10:00 1:24 2:56 4:38 6:36 7:54 9:56 12:19 14:54 17:11 19:24 21:24 23:21 24:46 26:27 29:22 30:20 32:16 c ompleted

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Venning M 470 2 33:36 10:00 1:11 2:37 5:13 5:58 7:17 9:16 11:32 14:19 16:45 19:17 21:46 23:27 25:05 26:50 29:35 30:32 32:34 104= David Whitehead M 501 31 33:36 10:00 1:11 2:37 4:12 5:50 7:17 9:16 11:34 14:19 16:45 19:17 21:46 23:28 25:05 26:50 29:35 30:32 32:34 106 Tony Richmond M 390 3 33:37 10:00 1:10 2:35 3:57 5:47 7:04 8:59 11:09 13:42 16:03 18:27 20:53 22:46 24:26 26:05 29:07 30:17 32:36 107 Tony Hill M 226 5 33:39 10:00 1:25 2:57 4:37 6:30 7:53 9:56 12:19 14:52 18:02 20:23 22:40 24:15 25:40 27:19 30:04 31:06 32:48 107= Kim Reed F 380 1 33:39 10:00 1:26 2:57 4:37 6:30 7:52 9:56 12:19 14:52 18:02 20:23 22:40 24:15 25:40 27:19 30:01 31:06 32:48 109 Jennifer Mills F 313 5 33:42 10:00 1:05 2:30 4:06 6:01 7:25 9:29 11:44 14:49 17:34 20:10 23:08 24:49 26:24 27:55 30:25 31:13 32:52 109= Ann Bath F 29 24 33:42 10:00 1:05 2:30 4:07 6:01 7:25 9:29 11:44 14:49 17:35 20:31 23:08 24:49 26:24 27:55 30:26 31:14 32:52 111 Christopher Ross M 400 8 33:43 10:00 1:35 3:11 5:01 7:02 8:27 10:39 13:22 16:04 18:11 20:35 22:41 24:24 25:50 27:26 30:00 30:53 32:42 111= Jillian Ross F 401 8 33:43 10:00 1:35 3:11 5:02 7:02 8:27 10:39 13:22 16:04 18:11 20:35 22:41 24:24 25:50 27:26 30:01 30:53 32:42 113 David Warren M 490 1 33:46 10:00 1:27 2:56 4:46 6:39 7:58 9:56 12:19 14:53 17:11 19:24 21:20 23:01 24:27 26:05 29:01 30:12 32:32 113= Emma Jones F 258 4 33:46 10:00 1:28 3:00 4:46 6:39 7:58 10:00 12:21 14:50 17:03 19:19 21:16 22:46 24:32 26:17 29:19 30:22 32:33 115 Clive Robinson M 395 1 33:51 12:00 1:03 2:38 4:04 5:34 6:43 8:31 10:54 13:57 16:10 18:31 20:53 22:26 23:57 25:43 28:48 30:08 32:24 115= Carl Baker M 25 2 33:51 12:00 1:03 2:38 4:00 5:34 6:43 8:31 11:54 13:57 16:10 18:31 20:53 22:26 23:57 25:45 28:48 30:10 32:25 117 Huub Raijmakers M 375 5 34:04 10:00 1:25 2:57 4:47 6:42 8:13 10:28 13:09 16:06 18:30 20:40 23:16 25:01 26:28 28:00 30:28 31:17 33:13 117= Connie Raijmakers F 374 5 34:04 10:00 1:25 2:56 4:46 6:42 8:13 10:28 13:09 16:06 18:30 20:40 23:16 25:00 26:28 28:00 30:28 31:17 33:13 117= Wilhelm Heij M 219 15 34:04 10:00 1:25 2:56 4:47 6:42 8:13 10:28 13:09 16:06 18:30 20:40 23:16 25:01 26:29 28:00 30:28 31:18 33:13 120 Tom Bradbury M 52 16 34:17 10:00 1:35 3:14 5:05 7:07 8:31 10:51 13:40 16:18 18:30 20:44 22:54 24:32 26:14 27:53 30:28 31:18 33:17 120= Peter Little M 282 9 34:17 10:00 1:27 3:02 4:44 6:45 8:08 10:20 12:55 15:57 18:10 20:31 22:54 24:32 26:14 27:53 30:28 31:18 33:17 122 Peter Byrne M 73 1 34:21 10:00 1:28 3:00 4:44 6:39 7:57 10:11 12:40 15:24 17:31 20:05 22:22 24:00 25:31 27:11 30:00 31:13 33:03 122= Anonymous M 1 13 34:21 10:00 1:27 3:02 4:44 6:43 8:10 10:23 12:56 15:56 18:11 20:31 22:32 24:10 25:37 27:13 30:01 31:02 33:03 124 Mark Edwards M 138 20 34:26 10:00 1:41 2:53 4:43 6:50 8:30 10:52 13:35 16:31 18:45 21:03 23:23 24:53 26:18 27:57 30:35 31:34 33:30 125 Sean Conway M 100 1 34:31 10:00 1:28 2:56 4:38 6:36 7:53 10:04 12:40 15:18 17:31 19:46 22:09 24:02 25:36 27:16 30:05 31:15 33:21 125= Alan Cross M 112 2 34:31 10:00 1:28 2:55 4:38 6:35 7:53 10:03 12:40 15:18 17:31 19:46 22:09 24:01 25:36 27:16 30:05 31:15 33:21 127 Brian Layton M 274 13 34:33 10:00 1:05 2:25 3:59 5:58 7:28 9:31 12:10 15:24 17:31 20:03 23:14 25:00 26:46 28:07 30:29 31:26 33:28 127= Roger Petherbridge M 350 1 34:33 10:00 1:28 3:07 5:00 7:05 8:31 10:45 13:35 16:18 18:30 20:41 23:09 24:46 26:22 28:03 30:45 31:45 33:31 127= Alan Hindmarsh M 227 18 34:33 10:00 1:27 3:06 4:49 6:48 8:15 10:28 12:56 15:24 17:31 20:03 22:09 24:09 25:45 27:45 30:30 31:27 33:28 127= Barry Bray M 56 1 34:33 10:00 1:28 3:10 5:00 7:06 8:31 10:45 13:35 16:18 18:30 20:41 23:09 24:46 26:23 28:03 30:45 31:45 33:31 131 Glyn Raymen M 378 3 34:37 12:00 1:11 2:39 4:20 5:57 7:21 9:12 11:53 14:51 17:17 19:54 22:21 24:01 25:40 27:34 30:06 31:11 33:31 131= Christine Stratton F 445 6 34:37 10:00 1:24 3:00 4:44 6:43 8:09 10:22 12:56 15:57 18:11 20:42 23:11 24:49 26:18 28:03 30:45 31:45 33:37 131= Bernard Jarvis M 251 3 34:37 12:00 0:59 2:26 4:15 6:05 7:28 9:37 12:28 15:00 17:30 19:50 22:21 24:03 25:39 27:34 30:05 31:12 33:32 134 Paul Cooper M 104 3 34:38 10:00 1:10 2:35 4:11 5:59 7:16 9:31 12:03 15:02 17:31 20:23 22:53 24:32 26:14 27:53 30:28 31:26 33:35 134= Colin Scargill M 413 9 34:38 10:00 1:24 2:58 4:38 6:05 7:54 10:03 12:21 15:24 17:52 20:35 23:16 25:00 26:24 28:02 31:03 31:54 33:40 134= Jim Catchpole M 79 3 34:38 10:00 1:35 3:15 5:27 7:30 8:55 11:08 13:53 16:49 19:09 21:31 23:25 25:05 26:31 28:17 31:03 31:54 33:40 137 Martyn Greaves M 192 37 34:39 10:00 1:23 2:54 4:35 6:35 7:54 10:01 12:23 15:25 17:52 20:35 22:27 24:12 25:54 27:56 31:03 31:55 33:41 138 Paul Gibbs M 180 3 34:42 10:00 1:33 3:11 5:01 7:09 8:40 10:53 13:35 16:18 18:30 20:42 22:54 24:33 26:13 27:55 30:36 31:33 33:39 138= Jane Webb F 493 3 34:42 10:00 1:33 3:12 5:03 7:09 8:40 10:53 13:35 16:18 18:30 20:42 22:54 24:33 26:13 27:55 30:36 31:33 33:39 140 Keith Vallis M 465 1 34:45 10:00 1:31 3:06 4:53 7:00 8:27 10:43 13:17 16:17 18:28 20:49 22:37 24:16 25:45 27:29 30:35 31:30 33:32 141 Sandy Gee M 177 1 34:50 12:00 0:59 2:15 4:02 6:09 7:37 10:09 12:41 15:23 17:37 19:54 22:21 24:01 25:40 27:38 30:27 31:32 33:40 142 Kingsley Lambert M 269 1 34:59 10:00 1:28 3:05 4:46 6:42 8:09 10:29 12:56 16:07 18:11 20:35 23:11 24:49 26:18 28:03 30:45 31:50 33:55 142= John Reynolds M 385 8 34:59 10:00 1:27 3:00 4:47 6:50 8:16 10:29 12:56 16:05 18:11 20:35 23:11 24:49 26:19 28:03 30:45 31:50 33:55 144 Mark Wallace M 483 2 35:06 10:00 1:39 3:17 5:09 7:15 8:54 11:10 13:53 16:31 18:51 21:10 23:30 25:06 26:28 28:13 31:03 31:57 33:58 145 John Hadley M 204 2 35:12 10:00 1:39 3:17 5:10 7:15 8:54 11:09 13:53 16:31 18:51 21:10 23:30 25:07 26:29 28:13 31:03 31:57 33:58 146 Nigel Coates M 92 14 35:13 10:00 1:14 2:48 4:29 6:30 7:53 9:56 12:21 15:25 18:11 20:54 23:27 25:09 26:52 28:53 31:59 32:58 34:15 147 Jaqueline Peaks F 346 5 35:14 10:00 1:28 3:06 5:00 7:02 8:34 10:53 13:35 16:18 18:30 20:41 23:33 25:23 26:52 28:40 31:28 32:21 34:15 147= Kath Percival F 348 6 35:14 10:00 1:28 3:06 5:00 7:02 8:34 10:53 13:35 16:18 18:30 20:41 23:33 25:23 26:52 28:40 31:28 32:21 34:15 149 Karen Rush F 404 1 35:16 10:00 1:26 2:57 4:38 6:35 7:55 10:04 12:40 15:24 17:24 19:43 22:09 24:03 26:19 28:24 31:28 32:22 34:15 149= Norman Johnson M 256 4 35:16 10:00 1:26 2:58 4:37 6:35 7:55 10:04 12:40 15:24 17:24 19:43 22:09 24:03 26:19 28:24 31:28 32:21 34:15 completed

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Graham M 189 19 35:58 10:00 1:28 3:00 4:46 6:48 8:16 10:29 13:18 16:04 18:36 21:18 23:37 25:24 26:52 28:50 32:00 32:59 35:03 154= Bob McGavin M 305 5 35:58 10:00 1:26 3:06 4:53 6:54 8:30 10:52 13:18 16:04 19:07 21:18 24:21 26:03 27:39 29:34 32:05 33:12 35:03 156 Margaret Mary Haley F 206 10 36:00 10:00 1:37 3:17 5:10 7:11 8:42 10:57 13:40 16:18 18:30 20:44 23:11 24:50 26:24 28:03 31:16 32:22 34:25 157 Anonymous F 309 2 36:14 10:00 1:21 2:52 4:36 6:30 7:54 10:00 12:21 15:24 17:51 20:35 22:58 24:49 26:29 28:27 31:28 32:30 34:29 157= Anonymous M 147 2 36:14 10:00 1:21 2:52 4:35 6:30 7:54 10:01 12:23 15:24 17:51 20:35 22:58 24:50 26:29 28:29 31:33 32:31 34:30 159 Terence Faulkner M 154 2 36:18 10:00 1:38 3:17 5:17 7:27 9:02 11:10 14:19 17:24 19:49 22:08 24:27 26:22 27:54 29:41 32:27 33:30 35:16 159= Richard Allison M 8 1 36:18 10:00 1:24 2:58 4:44 6:42 8:05 10:03 12:40 15:56 18:41 21:18 23:51 25:34 27:20 29:14 32:03 33:08 35:16 161 Elaine Dee F 122 7 36:22 10:00 1:40 3:25 5:26 7:40 9:17 11:50 14:40 17:25 19:40 21:53 24:22 26:23 28:02 29:41 32:27 33:21 35:25 161= Jane Guest F 200 6 36:22 10:00 1:37 3:24 5:25 7:39 9:17 11:50 14:40 17:25 19:40 21:53 24:29 26:23 28:02 29:41 32:27 33:21 35:25 161= Douglas Robinson M 396 2 36:22 10:00 1:40 3:25 5:25 7:39 9:18 11:50 14:40 17:25 19:40 21:53 24:29 26:23 28:02 29:41 32:27 33:21 35:25 164 Andy Hicks M 223 25 36:32 10:10 1:30 2:57 4:37 7:29 7:47 9:47 12:11 15:07 18:01 20:47 23:12 25:01 26:39 28:33 31:55 32:58 35:19 165 Ruth Bowles F 51 1 36:37 10:00 1:36 3:15 5:04 7:15 8:40 10:56 13:41 16:51 19:17 21:54 24:43 26:31 28:12 30:03 32:49 33:42 35:39 166 Mark Garratt M 176 1 36:41 12:00 0:54 2:08 3:48 5:41 7:03 9:24 12:41 15:26 18:10 20:42 23:34 25:25 27:31 29:29 32:40 33:49 35:46 167 Alan Turner M 459 7 36:50 10:00 1:45 3:25 5:28 7:32 8:55 11:09 13:53 16:59 19:17 21:54 24:11 26:02 27:40 29:35 32:27 33:32 35:40 167= Eric Gilhooley M 183 3 36:50 10:00 1:43 3:30 5:29 7:36 9:10 11:32 14:28 17:18 19:41 21:57 24:31 26:22 28:03 29:55 32:49 33:55 35:57 169 Anthony Jenner M 253 10 37:05 10:00 1:27 3:00 4:45 6:45 8:15 10:33 13:15 16:18 18:48 21:13 24:21 26:09 28:04 30:06 32:40 33:42 36:03 169= Luis Broz M 67 9 37:05 10:00 1:40 3:27 5:16 7:21 8:48 11:19 14:19 17:24 19:53 22:00 24:49 26:23 28:04 29:41 32:40 33:42 36:03 169= Adrian Hudson M 238 11 37:05 10:00 1:40 3:25 5:18 7:59 8:48 11:19 14:19 17:23 19:53 22:00 24:49 26:24 28:04 29:41 32:40 33:42 36:03 172 Geoff Capps M 78 1 37:09 10:00 1:40 3:23 5:15 7:20 8:52 11:07 14:02 17:18 19:55 22:08 24:57 26:46 28:45 30:28 33:17 34:08 35:58 172= Jeff Noon M 331 1 37:09 10:00 1:40 3:25 5:16 7:21 8:52 11:08 14:02 17:18 19:55 22:08 24:57 26:46 28:45 30:28 33:17 34:08 35:58 172= Anonymous M 379 1 37:09 10:00 1:00 2:07 3:31 5:11 6:33 8:45 11:07 13:51 16:27 18:51 21:12 23:13 25:11 27:29 31:16 32:47 35:11 175 Stephen Wakeford M 477 1 37:10 10:00 0:55 2:07 3:31 5:11 6:33 8:45 11:07 13:50 16:27 18:51 21:12 23:13 25:11 27:30 31:16 32:47 35:17 176 Armorel Young F 523 1 37:22 10:00 1:33 3:13 5:06 7:10 8:43 11:09 13:53 16:51 19:09 22:08 24:32 26:22 28:03 29:56 33:04 34:07 36:14 176= Nicolas Garavini M 173 1 37:22 10:00 1:39 3:25 5:20 7:40 9:13 11:34 14:41 17:30 19:30 22:08 24:42 26:24 28:02 29:55 33:04 34:04 36:14 178 Ian Graves M 190 1 37:28 10:00 1:36 3:14 5:04 7:17 8:47 11:10 13:53 16:31 18:51 21:10 23:37 25:32 27:20 29:20 32:31 33:43 36:10 178= Luke Bradley M 54 1 37:28 10:00 1:42 3:27 5:16 7:25 8:50 11:05 13:35 16:21 18:54 21:18 23:52 25:35 27:20 29:14 32:27 33:45 36:10 180 Andrew Shakeshaft M 418 5 37:34 12:00 1:11 2:39 4:19 6:14 7:34 10:09 12:55 15:49 18:18 20:43 23:25 25:10 27:07 29:12 32:29 33:41 36:24 181 Andy Weston M 496 2 37:46 10:00 1:22 2:59 4:46 7:00 8:24 10:53 13:40 16:53 19:39 22:08 24:51 26:24 28:05 29:46 33:05 34:09 36:42 182 Rob Lowe M 287 11 37:52 10:00 1:27 3:00 4:45 6:45 8:15 10:33 13:15 16:18 18:48 21:13 24:21 26:09 28:04 29:58 33:22 34:33 36:48 182= Bill Pritchard M 367 9 37:52 10:00 1:18 3:00 4:45 6:45 8:15 10:33 13:15 16:18 18:48 21:14 24:21 26:12 28:05 30:06 33:22 34:33 36:48 182= Phillip Laurier M 272 8 37:52 10:00 1:23 2:58 4:44 6:42 8:10 10:25 13:46 17:25 20:10 22:32 24:42 26:24 28:12 30:16 33:17 34:15 36:48 182= Brian Fisher M 159 13 37:52 10:00 1:27 3:00 4:47 6:45 8:15 10:33 13:15 16:18 18:49 21:14 24:22 26:11 28:06 30:07 33:22 34:35 36:48 182= Julia Steele F 437 1 37:52 10:00 1:27 3:03 4:45 6:48 8:16 10:33 13:15 16:18 18:49 21:14 24:21 26:12 28:06 30:07 33:39 34:35 36:48 187 Iain Haigh M 205 2 37:54 10:00 1:36 3:12 5:03 7:07 8:34 11:07 14:19 17:23 20:39 22:50 25:40 27:29 29:15 31:01 33:43 34:38 36:42 187= Peter Ibison M 245 8 37:54 10:00 1:45 3:19 5:30 7:40 9:18 11:45 14:41 17:48 20:25 22:42 25:39 27:12 29:12 30:46 33:41 34:38 36:42 189 Dawn Comerie F 98 5 38:00 10:00 1:28 3:06 5:00 7:08 8:39 11:10 14:19 17:50 20:25 22:42 25:39 27:12 29:12 30:46 33:41 34:38 36:42 189= Roger Hand M 211 8 38:00 10:00 1:27 3:07 4:59 7:02 8:34 10:57 13:58 17:17 20:17 22:50 25:38 27:30 29:11 31:01 33:43 34:38 36:42 189= Susan Manley F 291 4 38:00 10:00 1:35 3:12 5:00 7:07 8:34 11:07 14:19 17:37 20:38 22:50 25:40 27:21 29:15 31:01 33:45 34:38 36:42 189= David Kirk M 266 5 38:00 10:00 1:36 3:15 5:04 7:11 8:39 11:09 14:19 17:48 20:34 22:58 25:28 27:12 28:54 30:41 33:45 34:52 36:42 189= Hilary Farren F 153 10 38:00 10:00 1:37 3:24 5:23 7:30 9:01 11:26 14:26 17:25 20:10 22:35 25:12 27:08 28:51 30:42 33:50 34:47 36:56 194 Chris Pitt M 355 2 38:03 10:00 1:31 3:07 4:58 7:01 8:31 10:42 13:25 16:31 18:51 21:08 23:34 25:21 27:35 29:44 33:05 34:15 37:00 194= Victor Lokie M 286 13 38:03 10:00 1:28 3:06 5:02 7:08 8:39 11:10 14:19 17:50 20:25 22:42 25:39 27:12 29:12 30:46 33:41 34:38 36:42 196 Albert Bowes M 50 18 38:07 10:00 1:37 3:14 5:12 7:27 9:05 11:45 14:41 18:03 20:36 22:59 25:45 27:43 29:29 31:12 34:03 35:06 37:11 196= Nicola Ghent F 178 2 38:07 10:00 1:35 3:14 5:11 7:27 9:06 11:45 14:41 18:03 20:36 22:59 25:44 27:43 29:12 31:12 34:03 35:06 37:11 196= Thomas Wood M 518 6 38:07 10:00 1:35 3:25 5:27 7:41 9:23 11:45 14:41 18:06 20:36 22:59 25:45 27:44 29:30 31:12 34:03 35:06 37:11 196= Una Wood F 519 2 38:07 10:00 1:35 3:15 5:11 7:27 9:05 11:45 14:41 18:03 20:36 22:59 25:44 27:43 29:29 31:12 34:03 35:06 37:11 196= David Firth M 158 19 38:07 10:00 1:38 3:14 5:11 7:27 9:06 11:46 14:41 18:04 20:36 22:59 25:45 27:44 29:30 31:12 34:03 35:06 37:12 c ompleted

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Ormerod M 337 16 38:11 10:00 1:28 3:11 4:58 7:08 8:42 11:07 14:19 17:38 20:30 22:50 25:40 27:24 29:15 31:12 34:03 35:01 37:13 202= Tim Storey M 444 2 38:11 10:00 1:28 3:10 5:01 7:07 8:41 11:07 14:19 17:37 20:38 22:50 25:39 27:24 29:15 31:12 34:03 35:01 37:13 206 Phil Champion M 84 12 38:18 10:00 1:00 3:26 5:17 7:23 8:45 11:04 14:02 17:00 19:35 22:08 24:55 26:47 28:25 30:33 33:39 34:47 37:06 207 Carl Harris M 214 4 38:24 10:00 1:28 3:06 5:02 7:02 8:34 10:57 13:58 17:17 20:38 22:51 26:04 28:26 29:59 31:41 34:32 35:23 37:22 207= Sahrah Wilding F 503 4 38:24 10:00 1:43 3:35 5:36 8:04 9:57 12:50 16:15 19:53 22:12 24:16 26:30 28:14 29:58 31:40 34:32 35:23 37:22 209 Brian Hastings M 215 3 38:30 10:00 1:33 3:14 5:10 7:20 9:01 11:31 14:41 17:30 19:30 22:22 25:30 27:13 29:06 31:02 33:52 34:59 37:32 209= Philippa Devenay F 125 5 38:30 10:00 1:31 3:12 5:10 7:20 9:01 11:31 14:41 17:30 19:30 22:22 25:30 27:12 29:06 31:01 33:53 35:01 37:32 211 John Dutson M 133 6 38:41 10:00 1:10 2:35 4:07 6:22 7:53 10:20 13:17 16:20 18:59 21:54 24:55 26:54 28:42 30:32 33:39 34:46 37:19 211= Jerzy Matuszewski M 298 10 38:41 10:00 1:10 3:32 4:06 6:22 7:53 10:20 13:17 16:20 18:59 21:54 24:55 26:54 28:42 30:32 33:39 34:46 37:19 211= Colin Lees M 275 21 38:41 10:00 1:27 3:00 4:44 6:48 8:20 10:52 14:15 17:25 19:55 22:30 24:57 26:55 28:45 30:54 34:07 35:06 37:21 214 Dennis Allport M 9 19 38:42 10:00 1:25 2:58 4:40 6:50 8:40 11:07 14:19 17:18 19:53 22:26 24:55 26:54 28:42 30:31 33:39 34:45 37:32 215 Gareth Gordon-Wilkin M 187 1 38:44 10:00 1:27 3:03 4:49 6:50 8:24 10:56 13:56 16:51 19:17 21:54 24:19 26:25 28:13 30:17 33:39 34:48 37:25 216 Robert Myers M 325 15 38:45 10:00 1:25 2:59 4:47 6:50 8:24 10:46 13:40 16:32 18:51 21:44 24:19 26:25 28:13 30:17 33:39 34:45 37:14 216= Jon Damrel M 115 4 38:45 10:00 1:33 3:06 4:48 6:50 8:23 10:51 13:41 17:02 19:17 21:44 24:19 26:24 28:12 30:16 33:39 34:45 37:13 218 David Moseley M 318 1 38:53 10:00 1:41 3:33 5:50 8:15 10:06 13:03 16:29 20:04 22:25 24:41 27:11 28:59 30:37 32:23 35:16 36:07 37:59 219 Peter Bruniges M 68 2 38:55 10:00 1:36 3:22 5:23 7:33 9:11 11:37 14:41 17:49 20:28 23:07 25:39 27:25 29:29 31:15 34:40 35:44 37:55 219= Clive Tant M 448 1 38:55 10:00 1:39 3:31 5:30 7:33 9:06 11:32 14:41 17:51 20:28 22:59 25:44 27:30 29:29 31:16 34:40 35:44 37:55 219= Ruud Zwart M 524 1 38:55 10:00 1:32 3:12 5:12 7:24 9:01 11:31 14:41 17:25 20:28 22:59 25:40 27:24 29:29 31:15 34:40 35:44 37:55 219= Gerry Jackson M 248 17 38:55 10:00 1:39 3:25 5:20 7:33 9:08 11:27 14:28 17:25 19:55 22:26 25:13 27:17 29:18 31:16 34:05 35:23 37:56 219= Gillian Salisbury F 406 2 38:55 10:00 1:36 3:25 5:22 7:35 9:11 11:37 14:41 17:49 20:28 23:07 25:39 27:25 29:29 31:15 34:40 35:44 37:56 219= Beverley Tarry F 449 1 38:55 10:00 1:42 3:25 5:23 7:33 9:11 11:37 14:41 17:49 20:28 23:07 25:39 27:25 29:29 31:16 34:40 35:44 37:56 225 Malcolm Walmsley M 484 3 39:00 10:00 1:26 2:58 4:38 6:36 7:54 10:14 12:56 15:58 18:41 21:31 24:32 26:22 28:55 30:41 33:46 34:55 37:37 226 Jane Audsley F 21 1 39:01 10:00 1:33 3:14 5:04 7:11 8:42 11:09 14:19 17:19 19:51 22:20 24:51 26:47 28:44 30:35 33:51 34:55 37:42 226= Brian Adcock M 5 5 39:01 10:00 1:33 3:14 5:05 7:11 8:42 11:09 14:19 17:19 19:51 22:20 24:51 26:47 28:44 30:35 33:51 34:55 37:43 228 Rush Yadave M 521 2 39:04 10:00 1:11 2:37 4:12 5:58 7:17 9:16 11:34 14:19 17:03 19:52 22:36 24:30 26:23 28:37 32:40 34:04 37:35 229 David Oxley M 341 5 39:06 10:00 1:30 2:59 4:38 6:30 7:46 9:38 11:53 14:21 17:03 19:52 22:36 24:30 26:23 28:37 32:40 34:04 37:37 230 John Backhouse M 23 1 39:10 10:00 1:40 3:25 5:19 7:27 9:02 11:32 14:55 18:06 20:39 22:59 25:38 27:23 29:15 31:01 34:05 35:14 37:48 230= Trevor Dixon M 128 1 39:10 10:00 1:40 3:24 5:18 7:27 9:01 11:32 14:55 18:06 20:39 22:59 25:38 27:23 29:15 31:01 34:05 35:14 37:48 232 Nigel Dean M 120 21 39:13 10:00 1:30 3:07 5:05 7:16 8:52 11:14 14:15 17:25 19:55 22:27 24:57 26:55 30:35 30:55 34:11 35:17 37:54 233 Debbie Brearley F 57 3 39:19 10:00 1:42 3:27 5:21 7:25 9:01 11:34 14:28 17:49 20:22 23:20 25:40 27:30 29:15 31:01 34:33 35:38 38:09 234 Malcolm John Dyke M 135 1 39:34 10:00 1:37 3:11 5:01 6:57 8:23 10:42 13:18 16:05 18:48 21:31 24:55 26:55 28:46 30:50 34:29 35:41 38:24 235 Jean Lyon F 288 13 39:35 10:00 1:37 3:15 5:30 7:48 9:30 12:09 15:41 18:52 21:39 23:59 26:38 28:34 30:19 32:21 35:11 36:12 38:28 235= Harry Smith M 429 2 39:35 10:00 1:37 3:16 5:30 7:48 9:30 12:09 15:41 18:52 21:39 23:59 26:38 28:34 30:19 32:21 35:11 36:12 38:28 237 Becky Broughall F 63 1 39:40 10:00 1:40 3:24 5:22 7:45 9:37 12:15 15:11 18:33 21:14 23:34 26:20 28:16 30:11 32:08 35:10 36:18 38:40 237= Tuuli Uibomaa F 462 1 39:40 10:00 1:40 3:25 5:23 7:47 9:38 12:15 15:11 18:33 21:14 23:34 26:20 28:16 30:11 32:08 35:10 36:18 38:40 237= Folkert Jongepier M 260 2 39:40 10:00 1:27 3:05 5:03 7:15 8:54 11:34 14:41 17:30 19:30 22:25 25:40 27:41 29:42 31:45 34:55 36:18 38:40 237= Jacob Wals M 485 2 39:40 10:00 1:32 3:05 5:00 7:15 8:54 11:34 14:41 17:30 19:30 22:30 25:40 27:42 29:42 31:45 34:55 36:18 38:40 237= Bill Lancashire M 270 6 39:40 10:00 1:33 3:12 5:11 7:21 8:54 11:29 14:26 17:37 20:48 23:45 26:21 28:14 30:10 32:12 35:13 36:18 38:41 242 Chris Boden M 44 2 39:53 10:00 1:31 3:16 5:03 7:15 8:47 11:15 14:41 18:23 21:15 24:12 27:39 29:16 31:32 33:10 35:50 37:36 39:07 243 Cyril Williams M 507 9 39:56 10:00 1:36 3:13 5:04 7:25 8:56 11:41 14:50 17:52 20:38 22:53 25:34 27:31 29:25 31:21 34:39 35:38 38:28 243= John Gurnhill M 202 10 39:56 10:00 1:33 3:20 5:23 7:32 9:13 11:50 14:56 18:04 20:31 22:59 25:14 27:18 29:25 31:21 34:40 35:48 38:28 245 Roger Lloyd M 285 1 40:07 10:00 1:39 3:16 5:05 7:09 8:39 11:07 14:02 17:17 19:55 22:50 25:45 27:49 29:40 31:38 35:15 36:36 38:52 245= Frank Tonge M 455 2 40:07 10:00 1:36 3:29 5:23 7:35 9:11 11:37 14:41 17:49 20:28 23:07 25:38 27:25 29:29 31:20 35:32 36:36 38:52 247 Dennis Jacobs M 250 10 40:48 10:00 1:42 3:30 5:28 7:38 9:10 11:49 14:41 17:48 20:28 23:03 26:06 28:14 30:23 32:21 35:29 36:53 39:41 248 Alan Warrington M 491 1 40:56 10:00 1:42 3:37 6:00 8:31 10:20 13:44 17:16 20:30 23:20 25:53 28:41 30:27 32:09 33:44 37:04 38:01 40:09 249 Raelene Edwards F 139 1 41:07 10:00 1:40 3:26 5:27 7:47 9:36 12:34 15:30 18:42 21:18 23:59 26:45 29:00 30:56 32:58 36:30 37:43 40:11 249= Nick Marshall M 295 1 41:07 10:00 1:40 3:25 5:28 7:47 9:36 12:34 15:30 18:42 21:18 23:59 26:45 29:00 30:56 32:58 36:30 37:43 40:11 completed

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Ben Cooley M 102 2 41:09 10:00 1:38 3:16 5:16 7:37 9:24 12:10 15:12 18:06 20:28 22:59 26:06 28:10 30:19 32:12 35:35 37:01 39:41 253= Salka Hintikka F 228 1 41:09 10:00 1:40 3:25 5:23 7:36 9:17 11:34 15:12 18:06 20:28 22:59 26:06 28:10 30:19 32:12 35:34 37:02 39:41 253= Edward Podmore M 359 10 41:09 10:00 1:36 3:14 5:10 7:23 9:01 11:31 14:41 17:51 20:25 22:51 26:06 28:10 30:19 32:12 35:35 37:02 39:41 257 Brian Guy M 203 14 41:29 10:00 1:33 3:16 5:13 7:30 9:12 11:41 15:00 18:26 21:09 23:36 26:40 28:34 30:32 32:40 35:47 37:03 40:18 257= Linda McCarthy F 300 13 41:29 10:00 1:33 3:17 5:12 7:30 9:12 11:41 15:00 18:26 21:09 23:36 26:40 28:34 30:32 32:40 35:47 37:03 40:18 259 Susan Wilkinson F 505 9 41:32 10:00 1:28 3:02 5:04 7:15 9:08 11:45 14:55 18:06 21:00 23:45 26:44 28:34 30:39 32:34 36:04 37:43 40:31 259= David Sheldon M 420 10 41:32 10:00 1:37 3:19 5:28 7:40 9:18 12:02 14:55 18:06 21:00 23:45 26:44 28:44 30:40 32:34 36:04 37:43 40:31 259= Roy Varo M 468 8 41:32 10:00 1:37 3:23 5:28 7:40 9:17 12:02 14:55 18:06 21:00 23:45 26:44 28:35 30:40 32:34 36:04 37:43 40:31 262 Michael Richardson M 387 3 41:37 10:00 1:31 3:05 4:49 6:48 8:20 10:52 14:23 18:58 22:42 25:13 27:50 29:48 31:32 33:26 36:39 37:43 40:07 262= Pat Richardson F 388 2 41:37 10:00 1:31 3:05 4:49 6:48 8:20 10:52 14:23 18:58 22:42 25:13 27:50 29:48 31:32 33:26 36:39 37:43 40:07 264 Julian Pursey M 370 17 41:41 10:00 1:38 3:15 5:04 7:20 8:56 11:22 14:40 17:50 20:22 23:20 25:45 27:43 30:19 32:23 35:43 37:04 40:04 264= Annie Foot F 162 15 41:41 10:00 1:47 3:33 5:40 7:58 9:46 12:31 15:47 18:50 21:39 24:20 27:05 29:06 31:06 33:10 36:38 37:46 40:31 264= Barry Olver M 336 3 41:41 10:00 1:40 3:35 5:40 7:59 9:46 12:34 15:47 18:50 21:50 24:20 27:05 29:05 31:06 33:10 36:38 37:46 40:31 264= Norman Evans M 148 15 41:41 10:00 1:42 3:35 5:40 7:59 9:46 12:35 15:47 19:04 21:50 24:20 27:05 29:07 31:06 33:10 36:39 37:47 40:31 264= David Hooper M 235 12 41:41 10:00 1:43 3:33 5:40 7:21 9:46 12:34 15:58 19:04 21:50 24:20 27:05 29:07 31:06 33:10 36:39 37:47 40:35 269 Robert Attwood M 20 4 42:13 10:00 1:35 3:19 5:32 7:43 9:24 12:24 15:41 19:16 22:01 24:40 27:54 29:50 31:55 33:52 37:21 38:41 41:08 269= Richard Plumley M 358 6 42:13 10:00 1:35 3:19 5:31 7:44 9:24 10:24 15:41 19:16 22:01 24:40 27:54 29:50 31:55 33:52 37:21 38:41 41:08 269= Greg Cooper M 103 1 42:13 10:00 1:39 3:25 5:20 7:40 9:12 11:34 14:41 18:48 22:01 24:40 27:54 29:50 31:55 33:53 37:21 38:42 41:08 272 Cat Dawson F 119 1 42:16 10:00 1:38 3:18 5:22 7:47 9:32 12:17 15:32 19:09 22:16 25:01 29:00 30:29 32:00 33:44 37:09 38:29 41:06 272= Michael Bushby M 72 5 42:16 10:00 1:38 3:19 5:22 7:47 9:33 12:24 15:32 18:53 21:39 24:39 27:23 29:44 31:33 33:30 37:11 38:29 41:06 272= Patricia Postill F 362 3 42:16 10:00 1:40 3:23 5:22 7:47 9:37 12:24 15:32 18:53 21:39 24:39 27:23 29:44 31:34 33:30 37:09 38:29 41:06 275 Robert Powell M 363 5 42:18 10:00 1:31 3:07 4:58 7:01 8:31 10:42 13:35 16:37 18:51 21:13 23:34 25:21 27:36 30:09 34:23 35:53 40:11 276 Ken Stocking M 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21:37 24:22 27:25 29:32 32:07 34:10 37:20 38:41 41:18 284 Trevor White M 500 1 42:41 10:00 1:41 3:28 5:30 7:45 9:26 12:22 15:43 18:57 21:50 24:22 27:34 29:43 31:34 33:38 37:24 38:53 41:34 284= Jennifer Shepherd F 421 1 42:41 10:00 1:37 3:25 5:28 7:47 9:35 12:22 15:43 18:58 21:50 24:21 27:34 29:43 31:34 33:31 37:24 38:54 41:34 284= Michael Askey M 15 2 42:41 10:00 1:37 3:25 5:28 7:47 9:25 12:22 15:43 18:57 21:50 24:21 27:34 29:43 31:34 33:31 37:24 38:54 41:35 284= Gareth Withers M 515 1 42:41 10:00 1:41 3:28 5:30 7:45 9:26 12:22 15:43 18:57 21:50 24:22 27:34 29:43 31:35 33:38 37:24 38:53 41:35 288 Mandy Andrews F 11 1 43:19 10:00 1:52 4:00 6:10 8:24 10:02 13:40 17:16 20:30 23:08 25:35 28:24 30:34 32:40 34:37 38:35 39:56 42:24 288= Peter Andrews M 12 1 43:19 10:00 1:52 4:00 6:10 8:24 10:02 13:40 17:16 20:30 23:08 25:35 28:24 30:34 32:40 34:37 38:35 39:56 42:24 290 Jayne Cook F 101 9 43:20 10:00 1:40 3:36 5:44 8:04 9:48 12:47 16:08 19:16 21:46 24:22 27:37 29:46 31:55 33:59 37:58 39:22 41:48 290= Alex Herbert M 220 11 43:20 10:00 1:40 3:35 5:45 8:04 9:48 12:47 16:08 19:16 21:46 24:21 27:37 29:46 31:55 33:59 37:58 39:22 41:48 290= Christine Usher F 463 7 43:20 10:00 1:33 3:25 5:30 7:58 9:40 12:24 15:47 19:18 22:11 25:01 27:33 29:36 31:56 34:00 37:58 39:22 41:48 290= Kenneth Wiley M 504 17 43:20 10:00 1:45 3:32 5:50 8:03 9:52 12:35 16:29 19:57 22:42 25:13 28:01 29:59 31:55 33:59 37:58 39:22 41:48 294 Charlie Gibson M 181 1 43:26 10:00 1:41 3:37 5:44 8:04 9:48 12:47 16:08 19:17 21:46 22:51 27:37 29:46 31:55 33:59 37:58 39:22 41:48 295 Linda Szulc F 446 1 43:30 10:00 1:39 3:32 6:00 8:32 10:18 13:50 17:08 20:24 22:48 25:13 28:06 30:07 31:56 34:20 37:58 39:23 42:12 295= Paul Willis M 512 1 43:30 10:00 1:39 3:32 6:02 8:32 10:18 13:50 17:08 20:24 22:48 25:13 28:06 30:06 31:56 34:20 37:58 39:23 42:12 297 Sean Brown M 65 1 43:47 10:00 1:43 3:11 4:59 6:59 8:21 10:45 13:56 18:50 22:08 25:04 27:23 29:34 31:33 33:33 36:59 38:22 42:16 297= Janet Eames F 136 10 43:47 10:00 1:40 3:27 5:27 7:48 9:51 12:47 16:20 19:32 22:08 24:42 27:54 29:59 31:56 34:20 37:58 39:22 42:24 297= Michael Sandbrook M 407 3 43:47 10:00 1:40 3:27 5:27 7:48 9:51 12:47 16:20 19:32 22:08 24:42 27:54 29:59 31:58 34:20 37:58 39:22 42:25 300 John Hughes M 240 19 44:22 10:00 1:34 3:20 5:15 7:32 9:12 11:48 15:14 18:50 21:46 24:22 27:51 29:59 31:55 33:59 39:28 40:51 43:20 completed

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302= Steve McConnell M 302 1 44:28 10:00 1:31 3:06 5:09 7:25 9:07 11:41 15:59 19:45 22:34 25:13 28:41 30:36 32:46 34:43 39:04 40:47 43:31 302= Barny Foot M 163 3 44:28 10:00 1:46 3:42 5:50 8:06 9:55 12:31 15:47 18:50 21:41 24:20 27:51 29:41 31:55 33:48 38:28 40:13 43:11 302= Peter Ford M 166 7 44:28 10:00 1:35 3:11 5:00 7:15 8:54 11:35 14:41 18:07 21:00 23:51 28:19 30:21 32:46 34:47 39:04 40:52 43:22 302= Maria Ann Rafferty F 373 1 44:28 10:00 1:33 3:15 5:04 7:01 8:42 11:32 14:55 18:04 21:00 23:52 28:19 30:21 32:46 34:48 39:04 40:52 43:22 302= Beryl-Anne Massey F 296 1 44:28 10:00 1:33 3:15 5:04 7:02 8:42 11:32 14:41 18:04 21:00 23:52 28:19 30:21 32:46 34:46 39:04 40:52 43:22 302= Anthony Murray M 323 4 44:28 10:00 1:28 3:07 5:03 7:15 8:54 11:35 14:41 18:06 21:00 23:51 28:19 30:21 32:46 34:46 39:04 40:52 43:22 310 Patricia Seabrook F 415 17 44:42 10:00 1:39 3:29 5:27 7:40 9:17 12:10 15:40 19:18 22:11 25:05 28:18 30:32 32:51 35:08 39:45 40:58 43:28 310= Kathy Tytler F 461 10 44:42 10:00 1:39 3:28 5:26 7:40 9:17 12:10 15:40 19:17 22:11 25:05 28:18 30:32 32:51 35:08 39:45 40:58 43:28 312 Angela Walton F 487 5 44:44 10:00 1:46 4:00 6:30 9:09 11:04 14:31 17:59 21:16 24:00 26:23 29:39 31:32 33:51 36:00 39:24 40:51 43:35 312= Tony Walton M 488 6 44:44 10:00 1:46 4:00 6:30 9:09 11:04 14:31 17:59 21:16 24:00 26:23 29:39 31:32 33:51 36:00 39:24 40:51 43:35 314 Ann Atkinson F 18 21 44:49 10:00 1:39 3:28 5:32 7:43 9:17 12:15 15:55 19:55 22:55 25:35 28:25 30:36 32:46 34:46 39:29 40:45 43:36 315 Elaine Oddie F 334 3 44:50 10:00 1:45 3:34 5:40 5:47 9:55 13:03 17:02 20:34 23:21 25:56 28:29 30:41 32:52 35:05 39:44 40:54 43:36 316 Cheryl Llewellyn F 283 2 45:00 10:00 1:42 3:33 5:41 8:00 9:48 12:52 16:33 19:53 22:42 25:14 28:26 30:36 32:52 35:00 39:28 40:49 43:38 316= Rob Richardson M 389 3 45:00 10:00 1:42 3:33 5:41 8:00 9:48 12:52 16:23 17:53 22:42 25:14 28:26 30:36 32:52 35:00 39:28 40:49 43:38 318 Francis Thomason M 451 5 45:10 10:00 1:37 3:24 5:17 7:33 9:13 12:02 14:41 17:53 20:38 23:34 26:04 28:26 30:39 33:16 37:58 40:08 43:18 319 Dora Deaville F 121 6 45:21 10:00 1:35 3:14 5:04 7:12 8:47 11:35 14:41 19:37 24:36 26:51 29:48 31:45 33:51 36:00 40:08 41:37 44:20 320 George Daglish M 114 1 45:25 10:00 1:40 3:33 5:40 8:08 10:06 13:30 17:07 21:37 24:38 27:17 29:55 31:55 34:18 36:17 39:53 41:18 44:20 320= Thomas Dornan M 130 4 45:25 10:00 1:43 3:32 5:39 8:08 10:07 13:30 17:07 21:28 24:38 27:17 29:55 31:55 34:18 36:17 39:53 41:18 44:20 320= Geoffrey van Heusden M 466 1 45:25 10:00 1:36 3:37 5:40 8:08 10:06 13:30 17:07 21:37 24:38 27:17 29:55 31:55 34:17 36:17 39:53 41:18 44:20 323 Paul Bobby M 42 8 45:48 12:00 1:33 3:37 5:37 8:02 10:04 13:58 18:28 21:39 24:29 27:42 30:17 32:53 36:05 38:43 42:00 43:10 44:45 324 Terry Muckell M 320 3 45:58 10:00 1:45 3:38 5:46 8:07 9:58 12:59 16:37 20:10 23:04 26:05 29:00 31:16 33:35 35:59 40:08 42:19 44:44 324= Michael Buckley M 70 15 45:58 10:00 1:40 3:35 5:32 8:08 9:57 12:59 16:20 20:11 23:16 26:03 29:00 31:16 33:34 35:59 40:08 41:37 44:44 326 David Hood M 234 1 46:00 10:00 1:41 3:35 5:47 8:08 9:58 12:59 16:21 20:12 23:16 26:03 29:00 31:16 33:34 35:59 40:10 41:37 44:34 326= David Evans M 146 1 46:00 10:00 1:31 3:11 5:31 7:40 9:18 12:02 15:59 19:47 22:56 25:53 28:41 31:11 33:12 35:40 40:10 41:37 44:45 326= Phil Stevens M 439 4 46:00 10:00 1:45 3:38 5:48 8:07 9:58 12:59 16:37 20:09 23:04 26:03 29:00 31:16 33:35 35:59 40:10 41:37 44:42 326= Steve Jelfs M 252 3 46:00 10:00 1:43 3:39 5:46 8:07 9:58 12:59 16:37 20:10 23:04 26:03 29:00 31:16 33:34 35:59 40:08 41:37 44:44 330 David Williams M 509 4 46:02 10:00 1:38 3:29 5:35 7:58 9:46 12:43 16:20 19:57 22:48 25:35 28:29 30:39 32:57 35:27 40:10 41:37 44:44 331 John Mosley M 319 2 46:07 10:00 1:40 3:26 5:28 7:48 9:46 12:34 16:29 19:53 22:49 25:30 29:18 31:28 33:52 36:10 41:03 42:20 44:56 332 Gordon Shaughnessy M 419 2 46:10 10:00 1:46 3:38 5:50 8:25 10:45 14:30 18:28 22:11 25:00 27:42 30:48 32:56 34:52 37:00 41:19 42:33 45:02 332= Dee Brockway F 60 4 46:10 10:00 1:45 3:38 5:52 8:26 10:45 14:30 18:28 21:56 24:39 27:34 30:48 32:55 34:52 37:00 41:19 42:33 45:02 332= Philip Friede M 172 1 46:10 10:00 1:42 3:38 5:50 8:25 10:45 14:30 18:28 21:56 24:39 27:34 30:48 32:55 34:52 37:00 41:19 42:33 45:02 332= Vivien Pike F 353 7 46:10 10:00 1:45 3:38 5:51 8:25 10:45 14:30 18:28 21:56 24:39 27:34 30:48 32:56 34:52 37:00 41:19 42:33 45:02 336 Gerald Davies M 117 4 46:11 10:00 1:48 3:46 6:06 8:36 10:33 13:52 17:02 21:05 24:02 26:51 29:57 32:15 34:06 36:17 39:56 41:29 44:47 336= Rob Davies M 118 4 46:11 10:00 1:48 3:47 6:00 8:36 10:33 13:52 17:02 21:08 24:02 26:50 29:49 31:51 33:46 36:00 39:53 41:29 44:40 338 Terry Griffiths M 199 20 46:19 10:00 1:39 3:26 5:28 7:48 9:46 12:34 16:29 19:53 22:49 25:30 29:18 31:27 33:52 36:08 41:03 42:19 45:00 339 Susan Leonard F 279 3 46:39 10:00 1:38 3:22 5:21 7:32 9:13 12:10 15:40 19:53 23:03 26:03 29:00 31:16 33:35 35:59 40:08 41:18 44:20 339= John Astbury M 16 1 46:39 10:00 1:36 3:25 5:21 7:25 8:51 11:07 14:02 17:18 20:07 22:32 25:28 27:25 29:29 31:20 35:32 42:20 45:00 339= Peter Boarer M 41 1 46:39 10:00 1:45 3:34 5:46 8:09 9:58 13:21 16:41 20:47 24:17 27:04 30:30 32:29 34:54 37:25 42:03 43:06 45:29 339= Elaine Massey F 297 1 46:39 10:00 1:45 3:35 5:46 8:08 9:58 13:21 16:41 20:47 24:17 27:04 30:30 32:29 34:54 37:25 42:03 43:06 45:29 343 Chris Braund M 55 3 46:44 10:00 1:39 3:29 5:30 7:54 9:37 12:23 16:31 19:54 22:55 25:40 28:41 31:20 33:29 36:00 40:24 42:30 45:36 343= Richard Haynes M 218 2 46:44 10:00 1:42 3:35 5:41 8:00 9:48 12:43 16:20 20:09 23:30 26:07 30:03 32:23 34:54 37:12 41:58 43:06 45:35 345 Sue England F 143 10 46:56 10:00 1:42 3:40 5:51 8:18 10:09 13:44 17:24 21:01 24:00 26:50 29:57 32:27 34:33 37:12 41:45 43:02 45:40 346 John Wallace M 482 1 46:58 10:00 1:37 3:29 5:37 8:07 10:00 13:28 17:06 20:59 23:52 27:05 30:24 32:23 34:54 37:25 42:13 43:19 45:43 346= Helen Cavanagh F 80 5 46:58 10:00 1:42 3:44 6:00 8:46 10:52 14:23 18:39 21:59 24:55 27:50 31:11 33:15 35:33 37:56 42:10 43:11 45:44 346= Nigel West M 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Position Name M/F Entry no 100s Total Time Start Time Millwall Rugby CMluberidian Sports MColubttingham ScouStt sG HQiles FarnborBoiugghgin Hill SpitfiWreo Cldeinghntream ScouMetr sHQtham VillagBe oHxa llHill Village THaannll ers Hatch YHBelmont SchoolWinterfold Car PCahrkilworth VillageW Heasllt Clandon COarl dP Warkoking St. PSetateprl'es HChill Car PSaunnrk ingdale Vill aWgGe PH aollr Runnymede 100.5m 5.7m 12.1m 18.6m 25.7m 30.2m 37.2m 44.9m 52.4m 57.6m 63.6m 68.1m 73.2m 77.0m 82.1m 89.9m 92.5m 97.3m WHQ CP1 CP2 CP3 CP4 CP5 CP6 CP7 CP8 CP9 CP10 CP11 CP12 CP13 CP14 CP15 CP16 CPs17,17A 346= Nicola Foad F 160 3 46:58 10:00 1:45 3:38 5:50 8:25 10:20 13:44 17:11 21:16 24:25 27:22 30:24 32:45 34:56 37:25 41:59 43:06 45:40 346= Eileen Greenwood F 196 6 46:58 10:00 1:42 3:38 5:44 8:00 10:06 13:30 17:07 21:37 24:38 27:22 30:30 32:45 34:56 37:25 41:59 43:06 45:40 353 Don Newman M 329 27 47:00 10:00 1:43 3:34 5:34 7:54 9:41 13:07 16:37 20:33 23:37 26:23 29:29 31:37 34:14 36:15 41:45 43:21 45:46 354 Beryl Skog F 428 5 47:04 10:00 1:32 3:12 5:22 7:47 9:41 12:31 16:29 19:53 23:05 26:07 29:42 31:36 33:42 36:15 41:03 42:19 45:04 354= Arthur Metcalfe M 312 10 47:04 10:00 1:43 3:48 6:04 8:46 10:52 14:23 18:29 21:59 24:54 27:50 31:11 33:14 35:32 37:56 42:10 43:06 45:44 356 John Willer M 506 10 47:06 10:00 1:37 3:30 5:37 8:07 9:59 13:28 17:06 20:58 23:52 27:05 30:24 32:26 34:55 37:25 42:13 43:19 45:43 356= Mike Newbitt M 328 12 47:06 10:00 1:38 3:30 5:36 8:07 9:59 13:28 17:06 20:58 23:30 27:05 30:23 32:23 34:55 37:25 42:11 43:19 45:42 358 Annabel Wood F 517 1 47:09 10:00 1:39 3:26 5:27 7:38 9:26 12:35 16:20 20:31 23:52 27:05 30:24 32:26 34:55 37:25 42:12 43:17 45:43 358= Aude Legeais F 276 1 47:09 10:00 1:40 3:26 5:22 7:41 9:28 12:23 16:35 21:30 24:23 27:35 30:24 32:23 34:54 37:25 41:58 43:06 45:42 358= Anne Mograby F 314 1 47:09 10:00 1:39 3:34 6:04 8:32 10:18 13:50 17:16 20:33 23:21 26:40 30:24 32:48 34:57 37:25 42:02 43:20 45:54 358= Steve Waltho M 486 2 47:09 10:00 1:39 3:28 5:32 8:04 10:00 13:31 17:18 21:29 24:25 27:24 30:24 32:46 34:57 37:25 42:03 43:20 45:55 362 Jane Dicker F 127 14 47:10 10:00 1:40 3:30 5:36 8:00 9:46 12:40 16:11 19:30 21:42 24:24 27:32 29:45 31:56 34:33 39:56 41:37 45:04 363 Jean Bobker F 43 15 47:13 10:00 1:37 3:27 5:30 7:54 10:00 13:21 17:11 20:54 23:53 26:44 30:03 32:14 34:32 37:12 41:45 43:06 45:46 364 Melvyn Walker M 480 6 47:14 10:00 1:41 3:40 5:51 8:17 10:07 13:21 17:11 20:53 23:52 26:44 30:03 32:14 34:33 37:12 41:45 43:06 45:46 364= Stephen Walker M 481 9 47:14 10:00 1:41 3:40 5:40 8:17 10:01 13:21 17:11 20:55 23:53 26:44 30:03 32:15 34:33 37:12 41:45 43:06 45:50 364= Adrian Gosling M 188 6 47:14 10:00 1:40 3:33 5:40 8:06 9:55 12:43 16:29 20:18 23:32 26:40 30:03 32:14 34:33 37:12 41:45 43:06 45:52 364= Leonard Fallick M 151 32 47:14 10:00 1:53 4:11 6:46 9:27 11:27 14:55 19:00 22:31 25:30 28:19 31:22 33:37 35:55 38:04 42:03 43:30 46:00 364= Bill Warbrick M 489 22 47:14 10:00 1:42 3:35 5:40 8:06 9:55 12:43 16:29 20:18 23:32 26:40 30:03 32:15 34:33 37:12 41:46 43:06 45:53 369 Calpreta Parkinson F 343 2 47:20 10:00 1:42 3:33 6:00 9:17 11:04 14:21 18:27 22:05 25:32 28:35 31:50 34:07 36:32 38:33 42:38 43:51 46:10 370 Tim Glenn M 184 27 47:33 10:00 1:42 3:37 5:52 8:26 10:46 14:30 18:36 23:03 25:32 28:19 31:35 33:51 36:31 38:42 43:07 44:27 46:34 370= Betty Sherry F 422 2 47:33 10:00 1:48 3:38 5:52 8:25 10:46 14:30 18:38 23:04 25:32 28:19 31:35 33:50 36:31 38:41 43:07 44:27 46:35 370= Les Merchant M 311 22 47:33 10:00 1:42 3:35 5:48 8:22 10:12 14:05 18:36 22:27 25:32 28:20 31:22 33:36 35:54 38:04 42:10 43:29 46:18 373 Mark Van Schalkwyk M 467 2 47:36 10:00 1:53 4:11 6:46 9:27 11:27 14:55 19:00 22:30 25:30 28:20 31:22 33:36 35:54 38:04 42:03 43:29 46:18 373= Joanna Bertoni F 38 2 47:36 10:00 1:53 4:11 6:46 9:27 11:27 14:55 19:00 22:31 25:30 28:19 31:22 33:36 35:54 38:04 42:03 43:29 46:18 373= Mark Bertoni M 39 3 47:36 10:00 1:53 4:11 6:46 9:27 11:27 14:55 19:00 22:31 25:30 28:19 31:22 33:36 35:54 38:04 42:03 43:29 46:18 376 Roger Morton M 317 7 47:53 10:00 1:43 4:00 6:16 8:39 10:28 13:31 17:02 20:27 23:16 26:23 29:55 32:27 34:54 37:17 42:01 43:20 46:42 376= Steve Rackett M 371 12 47:53 10:00 1:48 3:50 6:06 8:35 10:21 13:03 17:04 21:10 24:34 27:31 31:06 33:36 35:57 39:38 44:00 44:52 46:49 376= Anonymous M 292 20 47:53 10:00 1:45 4:00 6:16 8:39 10:28 13:31 17:02 20:27 23:16 26:23 29:55 32:27 34:54 37:17 42:02 43:21 46:43 376= Nick Hooper M 236 3 47:53 10:00 1:42 3:32 5:39 8:08 10:06 13:30 17:07 21:28 24:44 28:24 31:39 34:16 36:45 39:32 43:50 44:51 46:43 376= Barbara Stephens F 438 3 47:53 10:00 1:42 3:33 5:39 8:08 10:06 13:20 17:07 21:28 24:44 28:24 31:39 34:16 36:45 39:32 43:50 44:51 46:45 376= Tony Francis M 170 16 47:53 10:00 1:25 4:00 6:30 9:25 11:27 14:55 19:00 22:31 25:30 28:19 31:35 33:50 36:31 38:41 43:07 44:30 46:47 376= Andy Todd M 453 1 47:53 10:00 1:42 3:33 5:40 8:07 10:20 13:40 17:08 21:04 24:29 27:52 31:41 34:07 36:00 39:04 43:31 44:51 46:51 376= Ian Crawford M 111 3 47:53 10:00 1:25 3:06 5:20 7:45 9:35 12:52 16:37 20:33 23:54 27:00 30:36 33:01 35:33 37:53 43:02 44:16 46:50 384 Rex Stickland M 442 4 10:00 0:55 2:07 3:27 4:57 6:09 7:59 10:12 12:27 14:37 17:07 19:18 20:57 22:38 24:17 27:15 28:31 32:13 385 Stephen Nagle M 326 1 10:00 1:14 2:48 4:30 6:36 8:10 10:29 13:53 17:25 20:28 23:03 25:40 27:49 29:29 31:31 34:40 35:44 43:30 386 Christopher Sanders M 408 11 10:00 1:28 3:00 4:46 6:48 8:15 10:33 13:35 16:37 18:57 21:24 23:59 26:09 28:04 30:16 34:19 387 Martin Brice M 58 1 10:00 1:31 3:25 5:24 7:54 9:55 13:07 17:02 20:53 24:25 27:24 30:13 32:41 34:28 37:53 43:02 388 Alan Stewart M 440 2 10:00 1:45 3:40 5:50 8:26 10:20 13:50 17:17 21:19 24:25 27:35 31:21 33:45 36:31 39:38 44:17 389 Nuala Laird F 268 4 10:00 1:22 2:59 4:44 7:00 8:23 10:53 13:40 16:53 19:39 22:08 24:51 26:24 28:04 29:47 390 Steve Coey M 93 5 10:00 1:36 3:27 5:45 8:08 10:00 13:07 17:06 20:30 23:21 25:56 28:29 30:41 32:53 35:06 391 Iain Connell M 99 14:00 2:11 4:30 6:56 9:45 12:10 15:21 18:33 21:41 24:27 27:15 30:19 32:42 34:35 36:52 392 Ron Voyce M 472 16 10:00 1:41 3:37 5:46 8:20 9:59 12:59 16:57 20:53 24:17 28:27 31:33 33:50 36:31 39:38 393 Dave Goodfellow M 186 10:00 1:23 2:52 4:26 6:12 7:29 9:14 11:15 13:30 15:20 17:17 19:43 21:21 22:58 394 Richard Felton M 155 1 12:00 0:57 2:03 3:19 4:43 6:04 7:48 9:53 12:26 14:19 16:14 18:03 19:34 395 David Chesher M 85 10:00 1:05 2:18 3:43 5:23 6:36 8:29 10:37 13:07 15:13 17:28 19:44 21:31 396 Pam Baird F 24 1 10:00 1:10 2:35 3:57 5:47 7:04 9:03 11:09 13:42 16:03 18:27 20:53 22:48 397 Deborah Weston F 497 10:00 1:33 3:15 5:10 7:15 8:39 11:10 13:36 16:23 18:41 20:57 23:30 25:28 398 Roy Ramsay M 376 8 10:00 1:36 3:14 5:11 7:27 9:06 11:45 14:41 18:03 20:36 23:03 25:45 27:44 399 Matthew Hall M 207 10:00 1:31 3:11 5:04 7:09 8:43 11:07 14:02 17:17 19:55 22:50 25:45 28:01 400 Paul Golder M 185 10:00 1:33 3:25 5:36 8:04 10:02 12:59 16:41 20:19 23:08 25:56 29:20 31:53 completed

Position Name M/F Entry no 100s Total Time Start Time Millwall Rugby CMluberidian SportsM Colubttingham ScouStt sGil HQes FarnborBoughiggin Hill SpitfiWreo Cldeinghntream ScMouetr sHQtham VillagBeo Hxa Hllill Village THaannll ers Hatch YHBelmont SchoolWinterfold Car PCahrkilworth VillagCe lHandallon House OlCadr WPaorkking St. PSetateprl'es HChill Car PSaunnrk ingdale Vill aWgGe PH aollr Runnymede 100.5m 5.7m 12.1m 18.6m 25.7m 30.2m 37.2m 44.9m 52.4m 57.6m 63.6m 68.1m 73.2m 77.0m 82.1m 89.9m 92.5m 97.3m WHQ CP1 CP2 CP3 CP4 CP5 CP6 CP7 CP8 CP9 CP10 CP11 CP12 CP13 CP14 CP15 CP16 CPs17,17A 401 Antoni Cain M 74 10:00 1:33 3:24 5:35 8:04 10:02 12:59 16:41 20:18 23:08 25:56 29:20 31:55 402 David Albon M 7 2 10:00 1:40 3:36 5:45 8:04 9:47 12:47 16:08 19:16 21:46 24:21 27:37 51:37 403 Kim Johnston M 257 10:00 1:39 3:22 5:21 7:29 8:54 11:31 14:41 17:51 20:51 24:04 28:00 404 Michael Jones M 259 10:00 1:38 3:31 5:41 7:54 9:55 13:07 17:29 21:47 25:25 29:34 34:02 405 Paul Rushworth M 405 14:00 1:01 2:13 3:50 5:21 6:24 8:05 10:25 13:07 16:03 18:25 406 Mark Cottam M 106 4 10:00 1:04 2:21 3:59 5:50 7:15 9:38 12:10 14:53 17:22 19:54 407 Steven Bott M 48 3 10:00 1:40 3:18 5:00 7:10 8:31 10:33 13:09 16:05 18:11 20:35 408 Brian Campbell M 76 6 10:00 1:27 3:02 4:45 6:43 8:10 10:23 12:56 15:57 18:41 21:18 409 Roy Turner M 460 15 10:00 1:30 3:07 4:59 7:08 8:45 11:10 13:58 17:19 19:55 21:54 410 Bradley Gurney M 201 10:00 1:40 3:15 5:10 7:21 9:02 11:31 14:26 17:24 19:55 21:57 411 Piers Keenleyside M 262 10:00 1:03 2:25 3:55 5:50 7:05 9:07 11:05 15:58 19:23 22:17 412 John Phillips M 352 4 10:00 1:33 3:11 5:04 7:07 8:39 11:05 13:58 17:17 20:25 22:50 413 Jan Williams F 510 1 10:00 1:27 3:00 4:49 7:00 8:28 11:04 13:59 17:17 20:08 22:59 414 Chris Bent M 37 10:00 1:43 3:35 5:27 7:38 9:12 12:02 15:00 18:04 20:28 23:05 414= Alan Jacobs M 249 10:00 1:43 3:26 5:26 7:38 9:13 12:02 15:00 18:04 20:28 23:05 416 Don Bolton M 46 3 10:00 1:38 3:25 5:34 7:57 9:47 12:47 15:30 18:42 20:00 23:36 417 Catharine Gregory F 197 2 10:00 1:35 3:18 5:10 7:20 9:00 11:25 14:40 17:48 20:39 24:15 418 Alex Payman M 345 10:00 1:36 3:15 5:04 7:11 8:42 11:11 14:19 17:34 20:48 24:20 419 Sam Parkhouse M 342 2 10:00 1:38 3:18 5:22 7:47 9:32 12:17 15:32 19:09 22:16 25:01 420 Andrew Mackenzie M 289 10:00 1:40 3:33 5:50 8:15 10:07 13:03 16:29 20:05 22:42 25:35 421 Thomas Sellers M 417 10:00 1:33 3:15 5:04 7:14 8:42 11:19 14:28 17:49 21:44 26:18 422 William Barr M 28 4 10:00 1:45 2:43 6:00 8:22 10:08 13:21 17:06 20:54 23:53 26:44 423 Phil Chalmers M 82 10:00 1:40 3:25 5:30 8:03 10:00 13:31 17:18 21:36 24:25 27:24 423= Sue Chalmers F 83 10:00 1:39 3:25 5:30 8:03 10:00 13:31 17:18 21:37 24:25 27:24 425 Christophe Legeais M 277 10:00 1:40 3:26 5:22 7:41 9:28 12:23 16:35 21:31 24:24 27:35 426 David Yorston M 522 12 10:00 1:48 3:38 5:50 8:25 10:45 14:30 18:28 22:11 25:00 27:42 427 Clare Staff F 434 10:00 1:39 3:34 5:40 8:06 10:20 13:40 17:08 21:03 24:28 28:04 427= Philip King M 265 10:00 1:43 3:33 5:41 8:07 10:18 13:40 17:08 21:04 24:28 28:04 429 Maurice Tompkins M 454 10:00 1:42 3:30 6:30 9:09 11:27 14:55 19:00 22:32 25:30 28:57 430 Michael Scanlon M 412 10:00 1:42 3:25 5:27 7:47 9:38 12:56 17:08 21:43 25:15 29:00 431 Tony Rowley M 403 30 10:00 1:24 2:58 4:40 6:42 8:15 10:52 13:37 16:39 21:09 432 Francis Hay M 217 2 10:00 1:36 3:28 5:22 7:33 9:13 12:18 15:41 19:46 22:48 433 Robert Field M 157 10:00 1:45 3:37 5:50 8:26 10:20 13:50 17:11 21:18 24:29 434 Renée Vroom F 473 1 10:00 1:44 3:40 5:50 8:46 10:45 14:30 19:00 22:39 25:38 435 Alwyn Nixon M 330 14 10:00 1:43 3:34 5:30 7:39 9:24 12:24 17:04 21:58 25:54 436 Paul McLaughlin M 307 2 10:00 1:23 2:53 4:31 6:30 7:54 10:21 13:16 16:53 437 Peter Tristram M 458 1 10:00 1:40 2:23 5:15 7:21 8:52 11:08 14:02 17:18 438 Mark Poole M 360 10:00 1:32 3:12 5:04 7:18 8:56 11:41 14:26 17:37 439 Mick Dodge M 129 2 10:00 1:42 3:29 5:28 7:38 9:10 11:49 14:41 17:48 440 Virginia Powell F 364 4 10:00 1:42 3:27 5:21 7:29 9:05 11:41 14:35 17:50 441 John Highton M 224 8 10:00 1:28 3:06 5:02 7:08 8:39 11:10 14:19 17:53 442 Gerald Parsons M 344 15 10:00 1:38 3:15 5:04 7:07 8:39 11:09 14:28 18:10 443 Natalie Aird F 6 10:00 1:04 2:45 4:31 6:35 8:20 10:45 14:18 18:17 443= Martyn Hollingworth M 233 10 10:00 1:14 2:45 4:31 6:35 8:20 10:46 14:18 18:17 445 Robert Abrey M 2 1 10:00 1:42 3:30 5:33 7:57 9:45 12:52 16:08 19:17 445= Rosemary Abrey F 3 10:00 1:42 3:30 5:32 7:58 9:45 12:43 16:08 19:17 447 David Sedgley M 416 1 10:00 1:23 3:00 4:47 7:02 8:47 12:02 15:52 19:49 448 Betty Lewis F 281 3 10:00 1:44 3:27 5:36 8:04 9:57 12:50 16:15 19:53 449 Mike Atkins M 17 11 10:00 1:31 3:13 5:10 7:27 9:01 11:31 16:20 19:58 450 Terry Ames M 10 3 10:00 1:45 3:37 5:46 8:07 9:58 12:59 16:37 20:10 c ompleted

Position Name M/F Entry no 100s Total Time Start Time Millwall Rugby CMluberidian SportsM Colubttingham ScouStt sG ilHQes FarnborBoughiggin Hill SpitfiWreo Cldeintghream ScouMetr sHQtham VillagBeo Hxa Hllill Village THaannll ers Hatch YHBelmont SchoolWinterfold Car PCahrkilworth VillageC lHaandonll House OlCadr WPaorkking St. PSetateprl'se HChill Car PSaurknningdale Vill aWgGeP H oarll Runnymede 100.5m 5.7m 12.1m 18.6m 25.7m 30.2m 37.2m 44.9m 52.4m 57.6m 63.6m 68.1m 73.2m 77.0m 82.1m 89.9m 92.5m 97.3m WHQ CP1 CP2 CP3 CP4 CP5 CP6 CP7 CP8 CP9 CP10 CP11 CP12 CP13 CP14 CP15 CP16 CPs17,17A 451 Chris Lloyd M 284 10:00 1:43 3:37 6:00 8:31 10:20 13:44 17:16 20:34 452 John Borland M 47 7 10:00 1:36 3:25 5:44 8:05 9:58 13:07 17:06 20:48 453 Laurence Foe M 161 10:00 1:40 3:27 5:32 8:11 10:20 13:44 17:16 21:29 454 Anonymous M 354 9 10:00 1:46 4:02 6:28 9:25 11:27 14:55 19:00 22:32 455 John Marshall M 293 15 10:00 1:37 3:55 6:25 9:08 11:12 14:55 19:00 22:39 456 Scott Sawyer M 411 10:00 1:33 3:18 5:33 8:14 10:10 13:44 18:03 23:23 457 John Jennison M 254 10 10:00 1:40 3:28 5:37 8:25 10:32 14:21 18:37 23:31 458 Paul Beard M 33 3 10:00 1:23 2:54 4:26 6:03 7:15 9:04 11:12 459 Gilbert John M 255 2 10:00 1:11 2:35 4:05 5:58 7:17 9:16 11:32 460 Matt Clayton M 90 1 12:00 0:57 2:05 3:35 5:43 7:01 9:07 11:56 461 Ibi Esat M 145 1 10:00 1:03 2:25 4:13 6:25 7:51 9:57 12:21 462 Colin Jackson M 247 10:00 1:25 2:59 4:38 6:36 7:54 9:57 12:23 463 Roy Hodgkinson M 230 10:00 1:26 2:59 4:43 6:45 8:14 10:33 13:17 464 Ian Forbes M 165 12 10:00 1:30 3:07 5:02 7:08 8:45 11:10 13:58 465 Mick Lane M 271 10:00 1:41 3:27 5:21 7:29 9:05 11:41 14:35 466 David Cole M 95 10:00 1:39 3:26 5:25 7:30 9:17 11:41 14:41 467 Mick Clayton M 91 7 10:00 1:25 2:58 4:46 6:48 8:40 11:08 15:01 468 Kieran Beale M 32 10:00 1:39 3:26 5:30 8:03 10:00 13:31 17:18 469 Frances Craven F 110 10:00 1:45 3:48 6:19 9:08 11:12 14:55 19:00 469= Charlie Scott F 414 10:00 1:45 3:48 6:20 9:08 11:12 14:55 19:00 469= Ian Newbitt M 327 10:00 1:43 4:00 6:17 8:55 11:15 14:55 19:00 472 Paul Reynolds M 386 2 10:00 1:23 2:52 4:26 6:25 7:48 10:13 473 Raymond Rogers M 397 10:00 1:33 3:12 5:03 7:07 8:42 11:11 474 Barry Everett M 149 4 10:00 1:28 3:07 5:00 7:09 8:47 11:16 475 Anonymous M 391 12 10:00 1:04 2:42 4:36 7:10 8:46 11:43 476 David Steel M 436 6 10:00 1:38 3:22 5:13 7:24 8:55 12:58 477 Clive Fraser M 171 13 10:00 1:45 3:43 5:58 8:22 10:08 13:21 478 Gordon Kay M 261 1 10:00 1:40 3:27 5:44 8:25 10:21 13:52 479 Philip Brookes M 62 10:00 1:46 3:47 6:04 8:44 10:53 14:40 479= Claire Duncan F 131 10:00 1:45 3:47 6:00 8:44 10:53 14:40 481 Ian Koszalinski M 267 1 10:00 1:44 3:54 7:05 10:37 13:51 19:02 481= Nathan Saw M 409 10:00 1:48 4:04 7:05 10:37 13:51 19:02 483 David Holland M 232 10:00 1:35 3:14 5:11 7:27 9:06 484 Jack Denness M 124 10:00 1:48 4:05 7:05 10:37 13:51 485 Anonymous M 349 10:00 1:54 4:07 6:30 9:48 486 Janet Pitt-Lewis F 356 8 10:00 1:27 2:59 4:44 487 Anthony Hammond M 209 5 10:00 1:21 2:54 4:53 488 Jim Adams M 4 10:00 1:36 3:36 Marshals’ Event Report As for the checkpoint and support teams: all the people who said they would help, turned up on time & at the right place - some with a little help over the

phone again. They all did a fantastic job. There was a variety of food at each Been there – done that - and got the T-shirt !! site and a friendly smile to send them on their way again. No walker or

support team went hungry or thirsty. We didn’t lose any walkers – well, not for May we give a massive thanks to all who helped on what was an absolute very long anyway. We had no reported injuries or incidents. Those who had to success. Everything went to plan – well - just about anyway. Dave was retire were efficiently and swiftly returned to base. trouble-shooting across the eastern London HQ & at breakfast, while Lynn remained at Windsor for the duration of the event. The duties were split to Our congratulation go out to all who set off. Well done to all who finished. give easy support to all. Special congratulations go to Richard Denby who arrived with just 45 minutes

to spare. Those who did not complete still deserve the admiration of us who We had 43 walkers who all went to their chosen HQ – some with a little help stayed behind. from a friendly phone call. The coach arrived spot on time for those who elected to leave from Windsor - once Martin Lawson had redirected it from the We have had many letters of thanks from our walkers to pass on to our petrol station down the road. Once they arrived in London, the passengers helpers. Your hard work was greatly appreciated by all! didn’t have to walk too far to get back to the Harriers clubhouse, though Dave did have to flag the coach down as it went past the entrance gate to Victoria Park. David and Lynn Yorston

At 09:45 everyone had a nice little stroll along the canal to the start at White Post Lane Bridge. En route, they had the best view available of the Olympic A few of your comments: Stadium. Most walkers started at 10.00 in near perfect but cool weather. A few remained to help clear up the HQ site but all had set off by 11:00 Keith Warman – thanks for sterling and unstinting effort and for the occasional arrows showing the way Unfortunately, by the Saturday evening, the weather changed, it started to Ken & Isobel catering was spot on and the route quite remarkable pour with rain and the temperature dropped. By the time the walkers were Martin Lawson thanks for all we did to support him arriving for breakfast, they were very cold & wet. They even reported ice on Sandra Brown – the route was excellent and everyone was looked after so top of the car that served as the Staple Hill checkpoint over Sunday night !! well Stephanie & Christophe – London and the Thames were interesting and At Windsor, we didn’t know this !! It was cold but dry there for just about the beautiful views of the Surrey Hills whole weekend. We were busy answering the phone as CP staff checked in Mike Pursey – shame about the mud! and closing marshals reported the event status. By midday Sunday, we Wendy Thurrell – Gold standard route description and those cheesy chips . started to prepare the meals to serve as walkers completed their challenge. . . they hit the spot We welcomed them home over a span of 18 hours. Brian Harwood – I wanted eggs with my breakfast but the dream was turned into a reality

Marshals’ Walk Marshals CP 5 Martin Burnell TV CP 11 Christine Pendlebury BBN Neil Higham Kent Colin Travis High Peak EHQ Merrian Lancaster BBN Norman Corrin BBN Katherine Ross BBN Dave Findel-Hawkins BBN Chris Moody Dorset June Barrow-Green Victoria P'k Harr's CP 6 Luis Broz BBN Merv Nutburn Kent Betty Sherry BBN CP 12 Steve Clark BBN Coral Yorston BBN Adrian Hudson Surrey Mike Hyland BBN Dave Yorston BBN Merrian Lancaster BBN Merrian Lancaster BBN Sue Leonard BBN CP 1 Martin Burnell TV CP 13 Kathy Tytler LDWA Coral Yorston BBN CP 7 John Nickerson BBN Christine Usher LDWA Dave Yorston BBN Judy Nickerson BBN Mick Usher LDWA Merrian Lancaster BBN CP 2 Fiona Nutburn Kent Bill Bowers E&H WHQ Sandra Hyland BBN Andrew Nutburn Mike Hyland BBN Peter Marien Kent CP 8 Richard Ireson Surrey Merrian Lancaster BBN Margaret Marien Avril Stapleton Surrey Susan Wilkinson Nidderdale Jane Cope Jackie Barker Surrey Tony Rowley Bristol & West Ilka Lockwood Elizabeth Bryan Surrey Sue Leonard BBN Finella Lockwood Molly Groundsell Surrey Coral Yorston BBN Hilary Lockwood Kent Glenys Kirkpatrick Surrey Dave Yorston BBN Carol Capon Kent Coral Yorston BBN Lynn Yorston BBN Alan Stewart Kent Dave Yorston BBN Sweep Teams Paul Scrivener E&H CP 3 Ian Sage BBN CP 9 Don Newman Kent/London Graham Baker E&H Pat Sage BBN Jane Summers Paul Flynn BBN Merrian Lancaster BBN Don Bolton London Suzanne Flynn BBN Martin Burnell TV Teri Griffith London Gordon Shaughnessy BBN Dave Williams London Dee Brockway BBN CP 4 Steve Gayler Kathy Loraso London Dave Yorston BBN Sarah Nigel Schofield BBN Rescue Sue Leonard BBN Brian Buttfant Kent Nick Dockree Kent CP 10 Susan Wilkinson Nidderdale Closing Marshals Norman Corrin BBN Merrian Lancaster BBN Tony Rowley Bristol & West Nigel Schofield BBN Neil Higham Kent Martin Burnell TV Route Signage Colin Saunders London Results of the Marshals Walk

Position Name M/F Entry N100o. s CoGmrouppleted Start Time Pilot Inn MottinghamFarnboroughBiggin Hill WoldinghamMerstham Box Hill Belmont SchCoholilworth Clandon ParkOld WokingStaple Hill SunningdaleWindsor Total Time 8.2m 17.6m 24.7m 29.2m 38.6m 43.9m 51.4m 62.7m 72.4m 76.3m 81.3m 89.0m 91.6m 100.6m 100.6m 1 Julian Brown M 6 13 Staffs 11.00 12.34 14.25 16.05 18.00 21.00 21.36 00.30 03.57 07.13 08.26 09.38 11.40 12.29 14.24 27.24 2 David Findel-Hawkins M 24 16 BB&N 11.00 12.34 14.41 16.32 18.00 21.00 22.27 00.42 04.29 07.42 09.01 10.20 12.22 13.07 15.09 28.09 3 Ken Falconer M 23 28 H. Of S. 10.30 12.22 14.46 16.37 18.00 21.00 22.18 00.42 04.29 07.42 09.01 10.20 12.22 13.07 15.09 28.39 4 Sandra Brown F 5 12 Dorset 10.00 12.01 14.20 16.10 18.00 21.00 22.21 00.42 04.29 07.42 09.01 10.20 12.22 13.07 15.09 29.09 Wendy Thurrell F 44 3 Kent 10.00 12.01 14.20 16.10 18.00 21.00 22.18 00.42 04.29 07.42 09.01 10.20 12.22 13.07 15.09 29.09 6 Malcolm Baker M 1 11 T. V. 10.30 12.19 14.31 16.23 18.00 21.00 22.18 00.42 04.40 07.59 09.42 11.11 13.44 14.40 17.25 30.55 7 Al Rodger M 38 6 Dorset 10.00 12.01 14.20 16.23 18.00 21.00 22.18 00.42 04.29 09.00 10.55 12.32 15.15 16.03 19.23 33.23 8 Jeff Coulson M 12 23 Irregulars 10.00 12.01 14.32 16.39 18.13 21.21 23.19 02.20 06.50 10.33 12.00 13.34 16.25 17.26 20.51 34.51 Andy Mohun-Smith M 33 14 Irregulars 10.00 12.01 14.32 16.39 18.13 21.21 23.19 02.20 06.50 10.33 12.00 13.34 16.25 17.26 20.51 34.51 10 Martin Callow M 7 6 Dorset 10.00 12.10 14.54 17.05 18.37 21.38 23.44 02.26 07.35 11.56 13.36 15.19 18.18 19.20 22.37 36.37 11 Madeleine Watson F 46 4 10.30 12.19 14.31 16.23 18.00 21.00 23.04 02.11 06.50 11.27 13.07 15.12 18.33 19.49 23.13 36.43 12 Stephanie Le Men F 31 5 Kent 10.00 12.01 14.21 16.25 18.00 21.00 22.47 01.45 06.34 11.15 13.05 14.45 18.15 19.16 22.44 36.44 Christophe Delogne M 15 5 Kent 10.00 12.01 14.20 16.25 18.00 21.00 22.47 01.45 06.34 11.15 13.05 14.45 18.15 19.16 22.44 36.44 14 Jean Bowers F 3 11 E. & H. 10.00 12.10 14.47 17.05 18.38 21.46 23.45 02.49 07.47 12.06 14.04 15.52 18.55 19.50 22.57 36.57 Peter Schick M 41 29 10.00 12.01 14.21 16.26 18.00 21.13 23.18 02.49 07.46 12.06 14.04 15.52 18.55 19.50 22.57 36.57 Graham Smith M 42 5 Kent 10.00 12.16 15.09 17.31 19.16 22.37 00.42 04.01 08.44 12.44 14.52 16.27 18.55 19.50 22.57 36.57 17 Hannah Brown F 4 11 T. V. 10.00 12.10 14.47 17.05 18.38 21.47 23.45 02.49 07.46 12.08 14.04 15.54 18.57 19.50 00.03 38.03 18 Peter Cowlyn M 13 1 B. & W. 10.00 12.16 15.07 17.32 19.16 22.37 00.42 04.01 08.44 13.25 15.15 17.06 20.30 21.28 01.09 39.09 19 Elton Ellis M 18 5 Surrey 10.00 12.17 15.00 17.07 18.47 22.07 00.23 03.47 09.00 13.33 15.18 17.25 20.25 21.32 01.47 39.47 Janet Chapman F 9 19 Surrey 10.00 12.10 14.48 17.07 18.46 22.07 00.23 03.46 09.00 13.52 15.57 17.49 20.52 22.05 01.47 39.47 21 Chris Chorley M 11 18 10.00 12.22 15.13 17.30 19.20 22.55 01.18 04.51 10.10 14.32 16.30 18.28 21.40 22.12 02.22 40.22 Bobbie Sauerzapf F 40 19 10.00 12.22 15.13 17.30 19.20 22.55 01.18 04.51 10.10 14.32 16.30 18.28 21.40 22.12 02.22 40.22 23 Isobel Falconer F 22 5 H. of S. 10.00 12.16 15.14 17.32 19.18 22.38 00.42 04.01 09.23 14.41 16.55 18.31 22.27 23.38 03.08 41.08 Brian Harwood M 28 11 BB&N 10.00 12.16 14.55 17.06 18.45 22.07 00.18 04.10 10.32 14.56 16.55 18.51 22.27 23.38 03.08 41.08 25 John Esslemont M 21 8 10.00 12.01 14.41 16.59 18.43 22.09 00.18 03.50 09.34 14.15 16.32 18.42 22.32 23.54 04.05 42.05 26 Abigail Elrick F 19 19 London 10.00 12.16 15.14 17.43 19.34 23.32 02.20 06.20 11.20 16.20 18.20 20.18 01.05 02.29 06.26 44.26 John Elrick M 20 19 London 10.00 12.16 15.14 17.43 19.34 23.32 02.20 06.20 11.20 16.20 18.20 20.18 01.05 02.29 06.26 44.26 Mike Pursey M 37 8 Kent 10.00 12.16 15.09 17.32 19.16 22.37 00.42 04.02 09.46 15.29 18.05 20.29 01.05 02.26 06.26 44.26 29 Mike Childs M 10 18 Dorset 10.00 12.27 15.28 18.03 20.08 00.36 03.20 07.00 11.50 16.49 19.05 21.08 00.50 02.05 07.57 45.57 Martin Lawson M 30 17 BB&N 10.00 12.36 15.43 18.20 20.14 00.19 02.41 07.00 11.50 16.49 19.05 21.08 00.50 02.05 07.57 45.57 Keith Warman M 45 22 Kent 10.00 12.36 15.43 18.20 20.14 00.19 02.41 06.58 11.50 16.50 19.05 21.08 00.50 02.05 07.57 45.57 32 Paul Lawrence M 29 1 London 10.00 12.16 15.07 17.31 19.16 22.37 00.42 04.02 09.25 15.16 18.05 20.29 01.05 02.29 07.59 45.59 33 Richard Denby M 16 9 B. & W. 10.00 12.24 15.43 18.29 20.31 01.02 03.28 07.35 14.26 20.06 22.36 00.39 04.35 05.43 09.15 47.15 34 John Ledger M 32 0 BB&N 10.00 12.29 15.42 18.22 20.16 00.06 02.16 06.16 11.50 17.15 19.25 21.36 R Josephine Pettifer F 35 0 BB&N 10.00 12.29 15.42 18.22 20.16 00.06 02.16 06.16 11.50 17.15 19.25 21.36 R 36 Chris Dent M 17 4 London 10.10 12.29 15.31 18.13 20.17 00.08 02.16 06.28 12.18 17.16 19.13 21.59 R 37 Gordon Harker M 27 6 Kent 10.00 12.36 15.58 19.01 21.28 03.13 06.14 10.23 16.19 21.17 23.27 01.15 R Pauline Thrush F 43 0 Kent 10.00 12.36 15.58 19.01 21.28 03.13 06.14 10.23 16.19 21.17 23.27 01.15 R 39 Fiona Cameron F 8 5 Surrey 10.00 12.01 14.21 16.23 18.00 21.00 22.27 01.14 06.32 R 40 Nick Ford M 26 3 Irregulars 10.00 12.01 14.32 16.39 18.14 21.21 23.19 02.20 07.18 R 41 Chris Dawes M 14 17 Marches 10.00 12.16 16.13 19.53 22.18 04.05 07.06 11.11 R 42 Merv Nutburn M 34 13 Kent 11.00 12.34 14.33 16.30 18.00 21.00 23.03 R 43 Deirdre Flegg F 25 6 Dorset 10.00 12.27 15.28 18.03 20.08 00.36 03.20 R 44 Jonathan Bateman M 2 12 B. & W. N/S 45 David Powell M 36 4 H. of E. N/S Times for first few at Biggin Hill/Woldingham are the nominal CP 46 Brian Russell M 39 11 N/S opening times. 47 Tony Willey M 47 8 Westmo. N/S Walking on the LDWA's Founders' Footpaths

The Surrey Hills section of the The LDWA was founded by Chris Steer and Alan and Barbara LDWA Games 100 route derives in Blatchford in January 1972 but its origins go back further. In part from an early route called the 1960 Alan, then the Outdoor Organiser of the Epsom and Ewell Founders Footpaths, devised by YHA Group, organised the Tanners Marathon, the first Tony Youngs of the Surrey Group as challenge event in the south of England, so called because its a circular 26-mile Anytime start and finish were at Tanners Hatch Youth Hostel. In 1966 Challenge. Chris Steer chanced to see in a window of the Old Post Office at Peaslake a small notice: ‘Tanners Marathon – 30 miles in 10 Tony (pictured, at the Toposcope) hours. Write to Alan Blatchford’. He did, and their association knew the founders and walked with began. Alan died in 1980, Chris in 1992. Barbara is now a Vice them and his route is a fitting President of the LDWA. memorial. It visits all five sites.

There are four memorials in Surrey to Alan and Chris. In return for donations from the memorial funds the National Trust designated, in 1982, an area of the North Downs scarp and crest The Anytime route is mainly on rights of way. In places it uses north of Abinger Hammer ‘Blatchford Down’ and, in 1994, on paths not shown as rights of way on OS maps but on open access the escarpment north of Dorking ‘Steer’s Field’. Both are on the land belonging to the National Trust or the estates that together North Downs Way. A seat outside Tanners Hatch Youth Hostel form the 4000 acres of the Hurtwood, to which the public have is dedicated to Alan. A toposcope on Pitch Hill erected by the access for ‘air and exercise’. The access rights to the Hurtwood Hurtwood Control, with the help of a contribution from LDWA are administered by the Friends of the Hurtwood, a voluntary Surrey Group, bears a plaque ‘In Affectionate Memory of Alan organisation registered as a charity; among other good works it Blatchford (1936-1980) and Chris Steer (1919-1992), Founders of keeps the footpaths and bridleways in order. the LDWA’. The LDWA Games 100 route visited three of the four The Founders Footpaths route is available as a free download memorials, while the fourth, Blatchford Down, was visible from the LDWA main website (LDPs tab). A variant is offered distantly. It also visited the old Post Office in Walking Bottom, as a challenge event by the LDWA London Group each October, Peaslake (formerly Peaslake Pet Provisions, in alliterative style called the Founders Challenge. as though it were an LDWA event), where the notice above was displayed. This is now a bicycle shop called 'Pedal and Spoke' - Peaslake is now a mecca for mountain bikers as well as walkers.