Challenge Event Detail
13th Founders Challenge (Sun 18th Oct 2009)
| Local Group: | London |
| Region: | Southern England |
| Mileage: | 26 or 16 Miles |
| Area: | North Surrey Downs |
| Description: | 26 or 16ml in 9.5hr from Peaslake Memorial Hall (GR TQ085447) on good fps & tks in the Surrey hills. Routes incls places associated with the LDWA founders - the Old Peaslake PO, the Toposcope on Pitch Hill, Blatchford Down, Tanners Hatch YH, & Steer's Field. Start: walkers 09.00; runners 10.30. Entry: in advance (up to 14 Oct) £5 (non-LDWA £7); OTD +£2 includes drinks and food at CPs, light hot meal at finish and cert. New for 2009 - a short route (for walkers only) and pick-ups from Guildford rlwy station. Please help ease congestion in the village by car sharing if possible. Details, including nearby accommodation, and entry forms on website from 1 April, by e-mail or with SAE. Organised by & chqs to London LDWA. Contact Fiona Cameron, 35 Gardenia Drive, West End, WOKING GU24 9XG. Tel: 01483 487705. Email: f.cameron@tesco.net Web site: http://www.ldwa-london.org.uk/ |
| Contact: | Fiona Cameron |
| Address: | 35 Gardenia Drive, West End, WOKING GU24 9XG |
| Telephone: | 01483 487705 |
| Email: | f.cameron@tesco.net |
| Web Site: | http://www.ldwa-london.org.uk/ |
| Start: | TQ085447 |
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